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Revision as of 17:01, 8 June 2007
Renaissance of the Daleks is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.
Plot
Separated in time Nyssa finds herself trapped in Rhodes during the time of the Crusades as The Fifth Doctor enjoys tea and crumpets in a Savoy Hotel in 2158 AD. But isn't Earth meant to be in the middle of a Dalek Invasion? And why does an American general seem to know far too much about what is supposed to be happening? The Doctor and Nyssa have to travel through time and space to discover what the Dalek's latest plans of conquest are...
Cast
- The Doctor — Peter Davison
- Nyssa — Sarah Sutton
- General Tillington — William Hope
- Sergeant — Stewart Alexander
- Wilton — Jon Weinberg
- Mulberry — Nicholas Deal
- Floyd — Richie Campbell
- Alice — Regina Reagan
- Dalek Voices — Nicholas Briggs
Notes
- This release is the first to feature Big Finish's all new look covers for the main series of CD Releases, though the style has already been used for the Companion Chronicles and the BBC7 Eighth Doctor Stories.
- The name "Temporal Interocitor" is a reference to the movie This Island Earth.
- Christopher H. Bidmead felt that changes made during the editing process were significant enough that he could not claim to be the story's sole writer. Hence, the "from a story by" credit.