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Doctor Who: Cuddlesome

Doctor Who: Cuddlesome

6 March 2008 · Nigel Fairs · Directed by Barnaby Edwards · Doctor Who #2 · at Big Finish

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Do you remember the Eighties? The Rubik's cube... Duran Duran... deelyboppers... and the Cuddlesomes: pink vampire hamsters, the must-have toy of 23 Christmases ago. For so long now, the Cuddlesomes have been forgotten, lying in attics and junk shops. But now they're waking up. And they want to give us all a cuddle. A long, slow, deadly cuddle... Landing in an England gripped by a strange new plague, the Doctor is soon on the Cuddlesomes' trail. But the toys are just part of a twisted plan to wipe out a whole generation...
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themesgriefmysterysurvivalconspiracyconflict
Nostalgic 80s toys turn deadly in a race against a sinister plague.
“Do you remember the Eighties?”
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Nigel FairsPeter Davison

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Directed by Barnaby Edwards

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