The Doctor Who Audio Dramas
The Doctor Who Audio Dramas is the world’s longest running family friendly production of Doctor Who. Started in 1982, this series spans eight Doctors, a host of companions, and over 200 stories. Thousands of episodes are downloaded every month. New episodes appear on iTunes two weeks after they premier on the main website. Note that, due to the age of some of the material, quality will vary. www.dwad.net or www.facebook.com/groups/doctorwhoaudiodramas/
Episodes
Episodes
Tuesday Jun 04, 1996
142 Empire of the Daleks part four
Tuesday Jun 04, 1996
Tuesday Jun 04, 1996
When we last saw the Daleks in the Doctor Who story Remembrance of the Daleks, they were fighting among themselves and their homeworld Skaro was destroyed. But in the Doctor Who TV-Movie starring Paul McGann, we got a glimpse of the planet Skaro which is apparently intact.
So what the heck happened?
The Empire of the Daleks takes on the ambitious task of explaining it. And then some. The Daleks return to their former strength with a vengeance. The Doctor (Jeffrey Coburn) and his companions discover that the Daleks have somehow reunified their forces. What’s more, they have changed their own past and the Doctor must find out how they succeeded.
Then-associate producer Thomas Himinez, and Dark Dreams scriptwriter and former script editor Joe Medina, worked together on this six-part audio-adventure. Their intention was to create an epic tale in which the Daleks would be dangerous adversaries once again and, at the same time, provide a worthy backdrop for the personal stories of the characters fighting them.
Empire of the Daleks will be the last trip aboard the TARDIS for Mark Triyad (Peter Hinchman). We learn more about his past and the psychological scars left from his military career in the 24th Century. And through the course of his final adventure, Mark gets a chance at new friendship (and possibly romance), only to watch it die before his very eyes…then find it again.
We also get hints about the past of companion Dara Hamilton (Sheri Devine). Dara first appeared in Countdown to Armageddon as a rebellious student at the Cantebury School for Girls. In Empire of the Daleks we find out that Dara had deeply personal reasons for attending Cantebury School, reasons that still haunt her even now.
But the Doctor’s companions aren’t the only ones with curious revelations in Empire. The Daleks destroy lives as well as exterminate them, and the characters that appear in the story to oppose them provide testimony to it. Not only is the survival of the human race threatened by the Daleks, but also its nature. The relentless and brutal struggle reveals the dark aspects of characters we think we can rely on in this story, and the lowest of the low finds a shred of human decency in himself.
And the Doctor himself will do things that no one would do even in a fan-created Doctor Who story like this one. Listen to Empire of the Daleks and find out for yourself.
Monday Jun 03, 1996
142 Empire of the Daleks part three
Monday Jun 03, 1996
Monday Jun 03, 1996
When we last saw the Daleks in the Doctor Who story Remembrance of the Daleks, they were fighting among themselves and their homeworld Skaro was destroyed. But in the Doctor Who TV-Movie starring Paul McGann, we got a glimpse of the planet Skaro which is apparently intact.
So what the heck happened?
The Empire of the Daleks takes on the ambitious task of explaining it. And then some. The Daleks return to their former strength with a vengeance. The Doctor (Jeffrey Coburn) and his companions discover that the Daleks have somehow reunified their forces. What’s more, they have changed their own past and the Doctor must find out how they succeeded.
Then-associate producer Thomas Himinez, and Dark Dreams scriptwriter and former script editor Joe Medina, worked together on this six-part audio-adventure. Their intention was to create an epic tale in which the Daleks would be dangerous adversaries once again and, at the same time, provide a worthy backdrop for the personal stories of the characters fighting them.
Empire of the Daleks will be the last trip aboard the TARDIS for Mark Triyad (Peter Hinchman). We learn more about his past and the psychological scars left from his military career in the 24th Century. And through the course of his final adventure, Mark gets a chance at new friendship (and possibly romance), only to watch it die before his very eyes…then find it again.
We also get hints about the past of companion Dara Hamilton (Sheri Devine). Dara first appeared in Countdown to Armageddon as a rebellious student at the Cantebury School for Girls. In Empire of the Daleks we find out that Dara had deeply personal reasons for attending Cantebury School, reasons that still haunt her even now.
But the Doctor’s companions aren’t the only ones with curious revelations in Empire. The Daleks destroy lives as well as exterminate them, and the characters that appear in the story to oppose them provide testimony to it. Not only is the survival of the human race threatened by the Daleks, but also its nature. The relentless and brutal struggle reveals the dark aspects of characters we think we can rely on in this story, and the lowest of the low finds a shred of human decency in himself.
And the Doctor himself will do things that no one would do even in a fan-created Doctor Who story like this one. Listen to Empire of the Daleks and find out for yourself.
Sunday Jun 02, 1996
142 Empire of the Daleks part two
Sunday Jun 02, 1996
Sunday Jun 02, 1996
When we last saw the Daleks in the Doctor Who story Remembrance of the Daleks, they were fighting among themselves and their homeworld Skaro was destroyed. But in the Doctor Who TV-Movie starring Paul McGann, we got a glimpse of the planet Skaro which is apparently intact.
So what the heck happened?
The Empire of the Daleks takes on the ambitious task of explaining it. And then some. The Daleks return to their former strength with a vengeance. The Doctor (Jeffrey Coburn) and his companions discover that the Daleks have somehow reunified their forces. What’s more, they have changed their own past and the Doctor must find out how they succeeded.
Then-associate producer Thomas Himinez, and Dark Dreams scriptwriter and former script editor Joe Medina, worked together on this six-part audio-adventure. Their intention was to create an epic tale in which the Daleks would be dangerous adversaries once again and, at the same time, provide a worthy backdrop for the personal stories of the characters fighting them.
Empire of the Daleks will be the last trip aboard the TARDIS for Mark Triyad (Peter Hinchman). We learn more about his past and the psychological scars left from his military career in the 24th Century. And through the course of his final adventure, Mark gets a chance at new friendship (and possibly romance), only to watch it die before his very eyes…then find it again.
We also get hints about the past of companion Dara Hamilton (Sheri Devine). Dara first appeared in Countdown to Armageddon as a rebellious student at the Cantebury School for Girls. In Empire of the Daleks we find out that Dara had deeply personal reasons for attending Cantebury School, reasons that still haunt her even now.
But the Doctor’s companions aren’t the only ones with curious revelations in Empire. The Daleks destroy lives as well as exterminate them, and the characters that appear in the story to oppose them provide testimony to it. Not only is the survival of the human race threatened by the Daleks, but also its nature. The relentless and brutal struggle reveals the dark aspects of characters we think we can rely on in this story, and the lowest of the low finds a shred of human decency in himself.
And the Doctor himself will do things that no one would do even in a fan-created Doctor Who story like this one. Listen to Empire of the Daleks and find out for yourself.
Saturday Jun 01, 1996
142 Empire of the Daleks part one
Saturday Jun 01, 1996
Saturday Jun 01, 1996
When we last saw the Daleks in the Doctor Who story Remembrance of the Daleks, they were fighting among themselves and their homeworld Skaro was destroyed. But in the Doctor Who TV-Movie starring Paul McGann, we got a glimpse of the planet Skaro which is apparently intact.
So what the heck happened?
The Empire of the Daleks takes on the ambitious task of explaining it. And then some. The Daleks return to their former strength with a vengeance. The Doctor (Jeffrey Coburn) and his companions discover that the Daleks have somehow reunified their forces. What’s more, they have changed their own past and the Doctor must find out how they succeeded.
Then-associate producer Thomas Himinez, and Dark Dreams scriptwriter and former script editor Joe Medina, worked together on this six-part audio-adventure. Their intention was to create an epic tale in which the Daleks would be dangerous adversaries once again and, at the same time, provide a worthy backdrop for the personal stories of the characters fighting them.
Empire of the Daleks will be the last trip aboard the TARDIS for Mark Triyad (Peter Hinchman). We learn more about his past and the psychological scars left from his military career in the 24th Century. And through the course of his final adventure, Mark gets a chance at new friendship (and possibly romance), only to watch it die before his very eyes…then find it again.
We also get hints about the past of companion Dara Hamilton (Sheri Devine). Dara first appeared in Countdown to Armageddon as a rebellious student at the Cantebury School for Girls. In Empire of the Daleks we find out that Dara had deeply personal reasons for attending Cantebury School, reasons that still haunt her even now.
But the Doctor’s companions aren’t the only ones with curious revelations in Empire. The Daleks destroy lives as well as exterminate them, and the characters that appear in the story to oppose them provide testimony to it. Not only is the survival of the human race threatened by the Daleks, but also its nature. The relentless and brutal struggle reveals the dark aspects of characters we think we can rely on in this story, and the lowest of the low finds a shred of human decency in himself.
And the Doctor himself will do things that no one would do even in a fan-created Doctor Who story like this one. Listen to Empire of the Daleks and find out for yourself.
Tuesday Jan 02, 1996
141 Fictional Hypothesis part two
Tuesday Jan 02, 1996
Tuesday Jan 02, 1996
“I’m convinced, Mark. It seems that we have somehow slipped into an alternate universe.”
“Are you sure?”
“Either that or we just fell through the looking-glass.”
The Doctor and Mark have come to Washington D.C., circa 2013, for a spot of lunch and a look at the sights. What they find is something quite different…
“I can do anything I desire. I can create buildings, I can pass laws…”
“Yes, and I imagine, if you wanted to, you could make a chorus line of Daleks wearing hula skirts and dancing the conga! Oh, come on man, don’t you want to escape?”
The Doctor and Mark have been trapped by a criminal with tremendous power enough to create his own universe. He has everything he could ever want…except someone to share it all with.
“No, Doctor. You and your companion will stay with me…forever.”
Will the Doctor convince their captor to let them go? Or will the timelord and his companion go insane from tests challenging their fantasies, their guilt, their fear, and their mind?
Monday Jan 01, 1996
141 Fictional Hypothesis part one
Monday Jan 01, 1996
Monday Jan 01, 1996
“I’m convinced, Mark. It seems that we have somehow slipped into an alternate universe.”
“Are you sure?”
“Either that or we just fell through the looking-glass.”
The Doctor and Mark have come to Washington D.C., circa 2013, for a spot of lunch and a look at the sights. What they find is something quite different…
“I can do anything I desire. I can create buildings, I can pass laws…”
“Yes, and I imagine, if you wanted to, you could make a chorus line of Daleks wearing hula skirts and dancing the conga! Oh, come on man, don’t you want to escape?”
The Doctor and Mark have been trapped by a criminal with tremendous power enough to create his own universe. He has everything he could ever want…except someone to share it all with.
“No, Doctor. You and your companion will stay with me…forever.”
Will the Doctor convince their captor to let them go? Or will the timelord and his companion go insane from tests challenging their fantasies, their guilt, their fear, and their mind?
Saturday Nov 04, 1995
140 The Time Brokers part four
Saturday Nov 04, 1995
Saturday Nov 04, 1995
Are you tired of life? Bored? Looking for some adventure? New frontiers to conquer? Then you’ve come to the right place!
We are The Time Brokers. We can relocate you to any place in any time you desire. Travel back to the wild frontiers of the 1880s when the American West was still wild. Or go forward a thousand years or so and see what life will be like when the next generation of technology takes hold. Perhaps you’ve always wanted to rule a planet. We can arrange that, too. Here at The Time Brokers, all of time and space is yours for the asking.
Simply make an appointment with the appointment drone and we’ll contact you to arrange your perfect time and space.
Payment? Not a problem. We can work with any budget. In fact, we require no down at all. All we ask is that, once your lease is up at the end of a generous fifty years, you simply turn over to us a single possession: YOURSELF!
Thursday Nov 02, 1995
140 The Time Brokers part two
Thursday Nov 02, 1995
Thursday Nov 02, 1995
Are you tired of life? Bored? Looking for some adventure? New frontiers to conquer? Then you’ve come to the right place!
We are The Time Brokers. We can relocate you to any place in any time you desire. Travel back to the wild frontiers of the 1880s when the American West was still wild. Or go forward a thousand years or so and see what life will be like when the next generation of technology takes hold. Perhaps you’ve always wanted to rule a planet. We can arrange that, too. Here at The Time Brokers, all of time and space is yours for the asking.
Simply make an appointment with the appointment drone and we’ll contact you to arrange your perfect time and space.
Payment? Not a problem. We can work with any budget. In fact, we require no down at all. All we ask is that, once your lease is up at the end of a generous fifty years, you simply turn over to us a single possession: YOURSELF!
Wednesday Nov 01, 1995
140 The Time Brokers part one
Wednesday Nov 01, 1995
Wednesday Nov 01, 1995
Are you tired of life? Bored? Looking for some adventure? New frontiers to conquer? Then you’ve come to the right place!
We are The Time Brokers. We can relocate you to any place in any time you desire. Travel back to the wild frontiers of the 1880s when the American West was still wild. Or go forward a thousand years or so and see what life will be like when the next generation of technology takes hold. Perhaps you’ve always wanted to rule a planet. We can arrange that, too. Here at The Time Brokers, all of time and space is yours for the asking.
Simply make an appointment with the appointment drone and we’ll contact you to arrange your perfect time and space.
Payment? Not a problem. We can work with any budget. In fact, we require no down at all. All we ask is that, once your lease is up at the end of a generous fifty years, you simply turn over to us a single possession: YOURSELF!
Sunday Jun 04, 1995
139 Target Zylon part four
Sunday Jun 04, 1995
Sunday Jun 04, 1995
Zylons…the true scourage of the universe.
In the 24th century, a great war is about to be decided. But the Doctor and Comdr. Triyad may find themselves on the opposite side of humanity.
Ripples which play havoc with the time stream, a war machine ready to invade, and a weapon of unimagined power all speak of a final battle which will determine the fate of the galaxy for centuries…if the galaxy can survive.
It will all be finished in 24 hours…one way or another…
The Doctor Who Audio Dramas
Classic Doctor Who, the way you remember it.