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Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Wanderer

Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Wanderer

10 March 2011 · Richard Dinnick · Directed by Lisa Bowerman · Doctor Who #56 · at Big Finish

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Siberia at the end of the 19th Century, and the TARDIS arrives just as a shooting star hurtles to the ground. With it comes an illness that affects the Doctor and Susan, and knowledge that must not fall into the wrong hands. With his friends either dying or lost, Ian Chesterton must save the future and win the ultimate prize - a way home to 1963...
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A desperate race against an alien illness in frozen Siberia.
“Siberia at the end of the 19th Century, and the TARDIS arrives just as a shooting star hurtles to the ground.”
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Claudia GrantDavid BradleyGus BrownIan HallardJames DreyfusJamie GloverJemma PowellNicholas BriggsPhilip PopeRichard DinnickWilliam Russell

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Directed by Lisa Bowerman

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