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Doctor Who and the Pescatons
Series: One-off
Doctor: Fourth Doctor
Companions: Sarah Jane Smith
Enemy:
Setting: 20th century
Writer: Victor Pemberton
Director: Don Norman
Publisher: Argo Records
Release Date: 1976
Format:
  • Record album
  • Cassette tape
  • CD
ISBN: ISBN 0-563-52764-1

Doctor Who and the Pesctons was the first original, officially licensed audio drama based upon Doctor Who. Released originally by Argo Records (reissued in the 1990s by Silva Screen Records), the dramatized story featured Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen as their TV characters, the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith, with Baker providing additional first-person narration as the Doctor. The story is divided into two episodes, complete with opening and closing themes, simulating the televised series. This release is considered the forerunner and in some ways a template of the much-later Big Finish Productions audio dramas.

Discounting a couple of radio appearances, and an LP version of Genesis of the Daleks with added narration, The Pescatons marked the last time Baker participated in an original Doctor Who audio drama until the Hornets' Nest arc in 2009.

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Publisher's Summary

The Doctor and his companion Sarah Jane battle against some of the most heinous foes to emerge from the outer universe: The Pescatons. The Doctor finds himself in the capital city of London, where the population is bewildered and trembling beneath the violent onslaught of a merciless invader.

Who or what is the mighty Zor, whose green slanting luminous eyes glare out from the dark of night like giant emeralds? What is the powerful alien force that is bringing Earth's civilisation to a standstill, threatening to annihilate everything in its path?

This is the story of a dying Planet, of a Deadly Weed, and the merciless Creatures themselves. It is a Challenge to the Doctor -- a frightening race against time...

Cast & Characters

References

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Continuity

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Novelisation

Main article: The Pescatons (novelisation)

Timeline

External Links

  • The Doctor Who Reference Guide detailed synopsis of Doctor Who and the Pescatons
  • The Discontinuity Guide Doctor Who and the Pescatons page

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