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Doctor WhoBook 80
Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Sleeping City

Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Sleeping City

6 December 2012 · Ian Potter · Directed by Lisa Bowerman · Doctor Who #80 · at Big Finish

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After travelling with the Doctor through time and space, Ian Chesterton is back in his own time. But the mystery of how he and Barbara Wright disappeared in the year 1963 has alerted the authorities - and both are suspected of being enemy agents in the Cold War. Ian protests his innocence. He has a story to tell about travelling through time and space. And one adventure in particular - a visit to the city of Hisk...
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A Cold War mystery unfolds as time travelers face suspicion and recount their adventures.
“After travelling with the Doctor through time and space, Ian Chesterton is back in his own time.”
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Cast · 11 voices

Anneke WillsCarole Ann FordElliot ChapmanIan PotterJacqueline KingLauren CorneliusMaureen O'BrienPeter PurvesStephen NoonanTony MillanWilliam Russell

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Directed by Lisa Bowerman

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