The Fourth Doctor Boxset

The Fourth Doctor Boxset
Big Finish Productions audio drama
Series	Doctor Who: The Lost Stories
Featuring	Fourth Doctor Leela
Written by	The Foe from the Future by Robert Banks Stewart (adapted by John Dorney) The Valley of Death by Philip Hinchcliffe (adapted by Jonathan Morris)
Directed by	Ken Bentley John Ainsworth
Executive producer(s)	Nicholas Briggs Jason Haigh-Ellery
Release date	January 2012

The Fourth Doctor Boxset is a collection of two audio dramas by Big Finish Productions based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.

The Foe from the Future

by Robert Banks Stewart (adapted by John Dorney)

Plot

The TARDIS arrives in Devon, in the year 1977. But history is unravelling. At the centre of it is a seemingly haunted manor owned by a mysterious man named Jalnik.

Cast

The Doctor - Tom Baker
Leela - Louise Jameson
Jalnik - Paul Freeman
Charlotte - Louise Brealey
Instructor Shibac - Blake Ritson
Constable Burrows - Mark Goldthorp
Father Harpin - Philip Pope
Supreme Councillor Geflo - Jaimi Barbakoff
Historiographer Osin - Dan Starkey
Councillor Kostal - Camilla Power

The Valley of Death

by Philip Hinchcliffe (adapted by Jonathan Morris)

Plot

In 1870, Professor Cornelius Perkins mounted an expedition to the Amazon rainforest and was never heard from again. A century later, his Great-Grandson flies to South America looking for answers. Joining him is the Doctor, on a mission from UNIT, investigating rumours of a crashed UFO.

Cast

The Doctor - Tom Baker
Leela - Louise Jameson
Emissary Godrin / Dr Summersby / Announcer - Nigel Carrington
Overlord Saldor/Newsreader - Delia Lindsay
Valerie Carlton - Jane Slavin
Edward Perkins - Anthony Howell
Professor Cornelius Perkins - David Killick
General Hemmings / Valcon / Taxi Driver - Richard Bremmer

Notes

Some elements of The Foe from the Future influenced Robert Holmes' The Talons of Weng-Chiang.^[1]
The Valley of Death also went by the titles The Lost Valley and Valley Of The Lost.
Robert Banks Stewart wrote the Fourth Doctor television stories Terror of the Zygons and The Seeds of Doom.
Philip Hinchcliffe was the producer for Doctor Who from 1974-1977. Later on, he also novelized several stories.
The Foe from the Future Episode One was available free with the January 2012 issue of Doctor Who Magazine, until March 31, 2012^[2]

References

↑ "Doctor Who Classic Episode Guide - The Talons of Weng Chiang - Index". BBC. Retrieved 2011-10-18.
↑ "Big Finish". Retrieved 07/02/2012. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)

External links

Fourth Doctor audio dramas

Sarah Jane	Doctor Who and the Pescatons Exploration Earth: The Time Machine

Leela	The Catalyst Empathy Games The Time Vampire The Foe From The Future/The Valley of Death Destination Nerva The Renaissance Man The Wrath of the Iceni Energy of the Daleks Trail of the White Worm The Oseidon Adventure Night of the Stormcrow The Child The Light at the End

Mrs Wibbsey and Mike Yates	Hornets' Nest Demon Quest Serpent Crest

Romana I and K-9	The Stealers from Saiph Ferril's Folly Tales from the Vault The Auntie Matter The Sands of Life The Dalek Contract / The Final Phase

Romana II and K-9	The Beautiful People The Pyralis Effect Destiny of the Doctor: Babblesphere

Romana II, K-9 and Adric	The Invasion of E-Space

Other	The Kingmaker

UNIT audio plays

UNIT	The Coup Time Heals Snake Head The Longest Night The Wasting

Doctor Who	The Paradise of Death The Ghosts of N-Space The Spectre of Lanyon Moor The Fires of Vulcan Death Comes to Time The Blue Tooth Old Soldiers The Doll of Death The Magician's Oath Shadow of the Past Find and Replace A Death in the Family Animal Tales from the Vault The Many Deaths of Jo Grant Serpent Crest The Valley of Death Binary Trail of the White Worm / The Oseidon Adventure The Rings of Ikiria UNIT: Dominion

Torchwood	Lost Souls Submission

Unbound	Sympathy for the Devil

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