Doctor Who: The First Doctor Adventures Volume 01
Starring David Bradley Claudia Grant
Out of print
Two new full-cast adventures for the First Doctor: The Destination Wars by Matt Fitton and The Great White Hurricane by Guy Adams.
Cast
- Carole Ann Ford (Susan Foreman)
- Lucy Briers (Jenny Chaplin)
- Sean Biggerstaff (David Campbell)
- Nicholas Briggs (The Daleks)
- Jonathan Guy Lewis (Marcus Bray)
- Oli Higginson (Victor Chaplin)
Technical Details
- Music: Toby Hrycek-Robinson
- Producer: Alfie Shaw
- Sound Designer: Toby Hrycek-Robinson
- Cover Artist: Tom Webster
- Director: Lisa Bowerman
- Executive Producer: Nicholas Briggs
- Executive Producer: Jason Haigh-Ellery
- Music: null
- Script Editor: John Dorney
- Sound Designer: null
- Writer: Roland Moore
- Senior Producer: David Richardson
- Number of Discs: 2
- Duration: 154
- Physical Retail ISBN:978-1-83868-246-0
- Digital Retail ISBN:978-1-83868-247-7
- Production Code:BFPDWEA23
Doctor Who - The Early Adventures
7.1. Doctor Who: After the Daleks
Written by Roland Moore
Starring Carole Ann Ford
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