
Doctor Who: The Three Doctors
Author: Terrance Dicks
Narrator: Katy Manning
Unabridged: 3 hr 33 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: BBC Digital Audio
Published: 04/01/2010
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction

Author: Terrance Dicks
Narrator: Katy Manning
Unabridged: 3 hr 33 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: BBC Digital Audio
Published: 04/01/2010
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction
This is a novelization of the tenth-anniversary celebratory episode of Doctor Who, which was the first serial of the tenth season and was broadcast December, 1972-January, 1973. All three versions of the title character from the first decade of the show appear, though the only official companion was......more
I re-read this recently. I think these novelisations are my favourite form of this franchise. They cover the vintage era, which I like better than the slick current stuff, but they allow me to create my own, far more effective, special effects in my mind's eye. This was a pretty gripping story with......more
An enjoyable celebratory adventure for the tenth anniversary of the show, seeing all Three Doctor’s returning. Multi-Doctor stories are always fun, the previous incarnations get plenty to do in this novelisation. Hartnell was suffering with ill health at the time, so Dicks is able to add more scenes f......more
This is the novelisation of a four part serial that ran from December 1972 to January 1973 and featured the Third Doctor as played by Jon Pertwee, Jo Grant and UNIT in the form of the Brigadier and Sergeant Benton. It is of course notable because it also starred the Second and First Doctors, though......more
A strange creature emerges from a weather balloon with a mission to hunt the Doctor. On Gallifrey the Time Lords monitor a strange power loss, tracking it back to a black hole. In desperation they decide to break the First Law of Time. Whenever I think of the tv version of The Three Doctors I think o......more
One of the stand-out highlights of the BBC's Target range Cambs Times
Katy Manning does a sterling job here... The story holds up very well in this format which is given extra impact and atmosphere thanks to a rather considered score from Simon Power who also adds some solid sound effects... Inclusion of the original artwork by Chris Achilleos adds to the retro fun... this is nostalgia at its best and a fine starting point for anyone new to the range http://www.kasterborous.com