Interesting...of the ones on that list I've heard, they aren't the ones I would have picked as my favourites.
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Yes, I saw this news on the News thread. Very sad. Such a shame she couldn't have one last Christmas as she wished.
Big Finish have an offer on this weekend
Doctor Who: The Mary Shelley Adventures Special Offer!
http://www.bigfinish.com/news/v/doct...-special-offer
To celebrate Hallowe'en, and the release of Big Finish's production of the classic Frankenstein, we have a special offer for this weekend...
When in 1815 Mary Shelley and her companions near Lake Geneva invited each other to tell ghost stories, it would give birth to a monstrous creation that would shape the literature of Horror right up to the present day...
This Hallowe'en weekend, Big Finish are marking the release of their full-cast audio production of Shelley's novel - Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus - by re-visiting the times that the Doctor has encountered Mary Shelley herself: Doctor Who: The Company of Friends, Doctor Who: The Silver Turk, Doctor Who: The Witch from the Well and Doctor Who: Army of Death.
All four titles are available at £5 each on Download or CD (plus relevant postage) or as a Bundle for £18 for all four.
This offer ends on the morning (UK time) of 3rd November.
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Big Finish have a free ghost story for Halloween
http://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/...allowe-en-1150
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Here's another offer
From Dark Water to Valhalla - A Saturday Doctor Who Special Offer!
http://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/valhalla-262
With hearts still racing from Missy's conversation with the Doctor, we travel back to 2007 for another Doctor Who appearance from the wonderful Michelle Gomez...
Doctor Who: Valhalla is the Big Finish Saturday offer for this week, celebrating the broadcast of this evening's Doctor Who episode Dark Water. Actress Michelle Gomez (Green Wing, The Book Group, Bad Education) played Dark Water's Missy, but it's not her first visit to the Doctor Who universe:
Welcome to Valhalla, Capital of Callisto, Jupiter's premier moon, where anything and everything is up for sale. But Valhalla isn't quite what it says in the brochures – not since Earth granted independence and cut off the supplies.
The former Doctor (FOR SALE. EXCELLENT CONDITION) visits the Job Centre and finds power cuts, barcoded citizens and monthly riots (ALL BOOKABLE.)
And then there's the problem with the termites…
Doctor Who: Valhalla is available at £2.99 on Download and £5 for CD (plus relevant postage) until the morning of 3rd November (UK time).
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Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Boxed Set!
http://www.bigfinish.com/news/v/the-...ctor-boxed-set
As announced in this month's Doctor Who Magazine (DWM), next year sees Big Finish revisiting a hugely popular era of Doctor Who...
The era of the Third Doctor will live again in brand new narrated full cast stories from Big Finish Productions. Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Adventures reunites Katy Manning as Jo Grant and Richard Franklin as Mike Yates, while Tim Treloar narrates and provides the voice of the Doctor.
“One thing we’ve learned at Big Finish is how effectively we can recreate past eras of past Doctor Who, even if key members of the cast are very sadly no longer with us,” says producer David Richardson. “As with our Early Adventures, these stories will authentically recreate the world of the Third Doctor, while paying tribute to the brilliant incarnation created by Jon Pertwee. We don’t see this as recasting the Doctor - Tim is playing the narrator, who in turn performs the Doctor’s dialogue - but the effect is so convincing that Katy was constantly praising his work during the recording.”
“It’s so wonderful to have Jon back in my life,” Katy tells DWM. “Tim has actually managed to be the closest you will ever get to having Jon back on audio.”
“Tim actually auditioned for this a few years ago, without us ever realising it,” says executive producer and director Nicholas Briggs. “When we recorded Destination Nerva, the first of our Fourth Doctor stories, Tim played a British army office from the Victorian era. Both Tom Baker and I commented that we thought he sounded like Jon, and that led to my casting him as the Third Doctor in our anniversary story The Light at the End. And now he’s back in two wonderfully typical Third Doctor stories…
“Tim put days and days of work into this before the recording. We sent him DVDs of old episodes which he watched again and again, and he had clips on his phone at the recording - so during every break he’d play it back. He was so totally dedicated to getting it right. He’d analysed Jon’s performance to the last detail, noting every tick and vocal inflection, and that pays off in a superb performance.”
Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Adventures box set will contain Prisoners of the Lake, an Earth-bound UNIT story by Justin Richards, and The Havoc of Empires, an outer space tale by Andy Lane, and will be released in October 2015. It is available at a special pre-order price from today.
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Big Finish have a couple of offers on this weekend.
You can download Part 1 of The Rani Elite for free - http://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/...-download-1160
Unit Dominion is on offer at £20 - http://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/...t-dominion-783
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Personally, I really don't like the idea of recasting characters whose actors have passed away. To me it seems disrespectful; those characters should be retired."A society grows great when old men plant trees, the shade of which they know they will never sit in. Good people do things for other people. That's it, the end." -- Penelope Wilton in Ricky Gervais's After Life
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Originally posted by DigiFluid View PostPersonally, I really don't like the idea of recasting characters whose actors have passed away. To me it seems disrespectful; those characters should be retired."I have never understood why it should be necessary to become irrational in order to prove that you care... or why it should be necessary to prove it at all."
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Originally posted by DigiFluid View PostPersonally, I really don't like the idea of recasting characters whose actors have passed away. To me it seems disrespectful; those characters should be retired.
I have no objections if a part is recast well. For example, I think that David Bradley would make an excellent first Doctor, and I would have no problem with Big Finish casting him in their plays.Last edited by Blencathra; 17 November 2014, 01:07 AM.
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