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Iris Wildthyme: The Two Irises

Iris Wildthyme: The Two Irises

30 April 2009 · Simon Guerrier · Directed by Gary Russell · Iris Wildthyme #7 · at Big Finish

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Iris is dead: to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that. She sacrificed herself to save her best friend, Panda, then exploded inside her time-travelling bus. On Earth in the year 2108, the North Bloc and the South Bloc teeter on the edge of terrible nuclear war. The fate of the whole world rests on a not-very-good disco in Spain. One run by the dastardly alien Naxians... Iris Wildthyme is as dead as a doornail. But her new incarnation is going to have to get stuck in. Poor bloke doesn't stand a chance.
deathRomance not assessedInferred themessacrificeredemptionwartransformationheroismsurvival
A quirky, time-traveling adventure where a dead hero gets a second chance.
“Iris is dead: to begin with.”
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Cast · 5 voices

Daniel HogarthDavid BensonJohn DorneyKaty ManningScott Handcock

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Directed by Gary Russell

Written by Simon Guerrier

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