Fifteen years after their original release, a new collection of five stories featuring the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce is 25% OFF for a limited time in UNIT: The Complete Series. 

Originally released in 2005, these UNIT stories follow the secretive military organisation working to defend the Earth against extraterrestrial threat, based on the characters first seen in Doctor Who during the Patrick Troughton era.  

Siri O’Neal takes the helm as Colonel Emily Chaudhry, supported by Nicholas Deal as Colonel Robert Dalton, and Nicholas Courtney who returns to his TV role as the Brigadier. David Tennant also guest stars as Commander Colonel Brimmicombe-Wood in a full-cast audio drama originally released the same month as his first TV appearance as the Tenth Doctor.  
 
UNIT: The Complete Series contains five stories, with a massive 300-minutes total running time and is available only as a digital download for 25% OFF at just £7.49 until 23:59 (UK time) 21 May 2020. Click here to get the series.

The episode list is as follows:  

The Coup, written by Simon Guerrier 
London, the near future. UNIT is finished. The UK division of the UNIT prepares to cede its authority to a new organisation... But who is attempting to sabotage the hand-over? 

Time Heals, written by Iain McLaughlin and Claire Bartlett 
The UK branch of UNIT is under threat. The Government wants its own military investigative organisation, one under its sole control. The public want answers to the strange things that have been happening recently. 

When the division's commanding officer goes missing whilst transporting a dangerous cargo, Colonel Emily Chaudhry, UNIT's political officer, is thrown in at the deep end. Things are not helped when a series of accidents show a bizarre pattern. 

The Brigadier, meanwhile, is trying to enjoy his retirement ­ but it seems it is time again for him to come to the rescue. 

Snake Head, written by Jonathan Clements 
A mobile phone call to the emergency services, a body found on Government land and an ancient burial site unearthed at an archaeological dig all point toward an odd mystery by the coast... 

UNIT's new commander, Colonel Robert Dalton, and its political officer, Colonel Emily Chaudhry, investigate strange goings-on in Southend. What is out there on the beach? What happened to the recently found savaged body? And what of the man who's just been smuggled into the country? 

Is this just a simple case for the local police or, as Chaudhry suspects, is there more to it than meets the eye...? 

The Longest Night, written by Joseph Lidster 
'We interrupt this broadcast...' 

Having survived a day at the seaside, Robert Dalton and Emily Chaudhry are enjoying a few pints... 

Having spent the day answering the phone and praying for some action, Will Hoffman is enjoying a night out... 

Having signed a controversial new European treaty, the Prime Minister is on his way back to Downing Street... 

Having survived yet another day, the people of Britain are settling down to eat dinner, stay in, go out, spend time with their friends... 

It's just another ordinary evening in the United Kingdom. 

'...We're receiving reports that a bomb has exploded in Central London...' 

The Wasting, written by Iain McLaughlin and Claire Bartlett 
Under attack from all sides, UNIT in Britain is in disarray. It faces a stark choice - to close its doors and concede defeat, or to fight back, whatever the cost… and the injured Colonel Emily Chaudhry knows UNIT has never backed down from a battle... 

If UNIT is to fight back, it's going to need the services of its missing commander, Colonel Brimmicombe-Wood, and the experience of the Brigadier, who can never refuse when duty calls... 

 
Reviews for the UNIT series: 

“Powerful stuff for all the right reasons” - Sci-fi online. 

“Nicholas Courtney is as great as always” - Unreality-sf.net. 

“David Tennant’s awesome Brimmicombe-Wood provides riotous entertainment every time he turns up.” - Doc Oho Reviews. 

“Iain McLaughlin and Claire Bartlett use their familiarity with Chaudhry, Lethbridge-Stewart, and the real-world real-time setting to hit the ground running.” - Doctor Who Reviews. 

UNIT: The Complete Series contains five stories, with a massive 300-minutes total running time and is available only as a digital download for 25% OFF at just £7.49 until 23:59 (UK time) 21 May 2020. Click here to get the series.

Please note that UNIT: The Complete Series contains scenes that are not suitable for younger listeners and which some people may find distressing.