The Doctor Who Audio Dramas

137 The Price of Paradise part four

Set somewhere, somewhen, The Doctor encounters a civilization which parallels Orwell’s “1984.”  All decisions are made by the Registers. All control is given to the Processor. All in the name of community “well-being.”  “The Processor knows what’s best for me.” Retro thoughts such as individualism and freedom are purged as counterproductive. Those who do not fall into line are deleted.
Of course, none of this would be acceptable to a Time Lord who laughs in the face of authority. Yes, the world created is indeed a paradise. Nature in all its splendor. A community which knows no war or poverty. An ecosystem untouched by man’s polluted hand. But at what price?
So controlled is the population that even the amount of oxygen consumed per person is regulated. Mating is by predetermined selection. Fun is an unknown word. And when the Doctor is mistaken as an important Program Verifier, he becomes caught up in a system so rigid that those who can not adapt are erased.
Only a band of retros living in the undercity provide hope to a populace which knows no thought. Retros who live off the rats and perhaps each other as they struggle to survive. Can the Doctor unite them against the Processor?

137 The Price of Paradise part three

Set somewhere, somewhen, The Doctor encounters a civilization which parallels Orwell’s “1984.”  All decisions are made by the Registers. All control is given to the Processor. All in the name of community “well-being.”  “The Processor knows what’s best for me.” Retro thoughts such as individualism and freedom are purged as counterproductive. Those who do not fall into line are deleted.
Of course, none of this would be acceptable to a Time Lord who laughs in the face of authority. Yes, the world created is indeed a paradise. Nature in all its splendor. A community which knows no war or poverty. An ecosystem untouched by man’s polluted hand. But at what price?
So controlled is the population that even the amount of oxygen consumed per person is regulated. Mating is by predetermined selection. Fun is an unknown word. And when the Doctor is mistaken as an important Program Verifier, he becomes caught up in a system so rigid that those who can not adapt are erased.
Only a band of retros living in the undercity provide hope to a populace which knows no thought. Retros who live off the rats and perhaps each other as they struggle to survive. Can the Doctor unite them against the Processor?

137 The Price of Paradise part two

Set somewhere, somewhen, The Doctor encounters a civilization which parallels Orwell’s “1984.”  All decisions are made by the Registers. All control is given to the Processor. All in the name of community “well-being.”  “The Processor knows what’s best for me.” Retro thoughts such as individualism and freedom are purged as counterproductive. Those who do not fall into line are deleted.
Of course, none of this would be acceptable to a Time Lord who laughs in the face of authority. Yes, the world created is indeed a paradise. Nature in all its splendor. A community which knows no war or poverty. An ecosystem untouched by man’s polluted hand. But at what price?
So controlled is the population that even the amount of oxygen consumed per person is regulated. Mating is by predetermined selection. Fun is an unknown word. And when the Doctor is mistaken as an important Program Verifier, he becomes caught up in a system so rigid that those who can not adapt are erased.
Only a band of retros living in the undercity provide hope to a populace which knows no thought. Retros who live off the rats and perhaps each other as they struggle to survive. Can the Doctor unite them against the Processor?

137 The Price of Paradise part one

Set somewhere, somewhen, The Doctor encounters a civilization which parallels Orwell’s “1984.”  All decisions are made by the Registers. All control is given to the Processor. All in the name of community “well-being.”  “The Processor knows what’s best for me.” Retro thoughts such as individualism and freedom are purged as counterproductive. Those who do not fall into line are deleted.
Of course, none of this would be acceptable to a Time Lord who laughs in the face of authority. Yes, the world created is indeed a paradise. Nature in all its splendor. A community which knows no war or poverty. An ecosystem untouched by man’s polluted hand. But at what price?
So controlled is the population that even the amount of oxygen consumed per person is regulated. Mating is by predetermined selection. Fun is an unknown word. And when the Doctor is mistaken as an important Program Verifier, he becomes caught up in a system so rigid that those who can not adapt are erased.
Only a band of retros living in the undercity provide hope to a populace which knows no thought. Retros who live off the rats and perhaps each other as they struggle to survive. Can the Doctor unite them against the Processor?

136 Apollyon part four

REGENERATION
The Great Key has been returned to Gallifrey, but not before the Doctor sacrifices his life in a climactic battle with the Master.
While the Doctor tries to recover from his latest regeneration, the Master seizes upon the opportunity afforded by the Doctor’s confusion and new appearance by switching bodies with him — the Doctor’s mind in the Master’s body and the Master’s mind in the Doctor’s — and returns to Gallifrey in a bid to take over the High Council Presidency and retrieve that which he lost: the Great Key.

136 Apollyon part three

REGENERATION
The Great Key has been returned to Gallifrey, but not before the Doctor sacrifices his life in a climactic battle with the Master.
While the Doctor tries to recover from his latest regeneration, the Master seizes upon the opportunity afforded by the Doctor’s confusion and new appearance by switching bodies with him — the Doctor’s mind in the Master’s body and the Master’s mind in the Doctor’s — and returns to Gallifrey in a bid to take over the High Council Presidency and retrieve that which he lost: the Great Key.

136 Apollyon part two

REGENERATION
The Great Key has been returned to Gallifrey, but not before the Doctor sacrifices his life in a climactic battle with the Master.
While the Doctor tries to recover from his latest regeneration, the Master seizes upon the opportunity afforded by the Doctor’s confusion and new appearance by switching bodies with him — the Doctor’s mind in the Master’s body and the Master’s mind in the Doctor’s — and returns to Gallifrey in a bid to take over the High Council Presidency and retrieve that which he lost: the Great Key.

136 Apollyon part one

REGENERATION
The Great Key has been returned to Gallifrey, but not before the Doctor sacrifices his life in a climactic battle with the Master.
While the Doctor tries to recover from his latest regeneration, the Master seizes upon the opportunity afforded by the Doctor’s confusion and new appearance by switching bodies with him — the Doctor’s mind in the Master’s body and the Master’s mind in the Doctor’s — and returns to Gallifrey in a bid to take over the High Council Presidency and retrieve that which he lost: the Great Key.

135 Countdown to Armageddon part four

In the late 20th century, Earth scientists discovered a large black hole in the centre of the Milky Way galaxy. So powerful was this phenomena that whoever could learn to harness and control this limitless force could easily become…Master of the Universe.
“It’s a countdown to Armageddon now, Mark.”

135 Countdown to Armageddon part three

In the late 20th century, Earth scientists discovered a large black hole in the centre of the Milky Way galaxy. So powerful was this phenomena that whoever could learn to harness and control this limitless force could easily become…Master of the Universe.
“It’s a countdown to Armageddon now, Mark.”