THE MASTER COLLECTION
READ BY GEOFFREY BEEVERS • BARRY LETTS CHRISTOPHER H. BIDMEAD • PETER DAVISON TRACK LISTING
CD 1 CD 3 AudioGO is a new company speci cally formed to deliver a wide range of compelling 1 Chapter 1: A Missing Secret 1 Chapter 12: The Bomb audio productions to the listener, simply and e ectively, in the digital age. The company 5 Chapter 2: Into Time and Space 7 Chapter 13: The Attack has the unique bene t of being the ‘Home of BBC Audiobooks’, the market leader in audio 9 Chapter 3: The Planet 13 Chapter 14: The Adjudicator publishing, and also publishes a huge range of professionally read and produced single 16 Chapter 4: The Monster 17 Chapter 15: Primitive City 20 Chapter 5: Starvation 23 Chapter 16: The Ambush voice readings with a catalogue including: 23 Chapter 6: The Survivor CD 4 BBC Comedy • BBC Drama • BBC Factual CD 2 1 Chapter 17: Captain Dent Thinks Twice 1 Chapter 7: The Robot 2 Chapter 18: The Master’s TARDIS Bestselling writers • Children’s • Original audio stories AND THE DOOMSDAY WEAPON 6 Chapter 8: The Men from IMC 5 Chapter 19: The Return of Captain Dent MALCOLM HULKE 13 Chapter 9: The Spy 7 Chapter 20: The Doomsday Weapon So whether you like to listen in the car, while walking, exercising or working in the home, 16 Chapter 10: The Claw 22 Chapter 21: Mission Completed audiobooks from AudioGO will allow your imagination to escape and be entertained. 20 Chapter 11: Face-to-Face Here’s just a small selection of what’s available:
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DW_Doomsday_CD6pp.indd 1 20/4/11 14:42:23 THE RECORDING THE BOOK MALCOLM HULKE GEOFFREY BEEVERS
Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon was the whatsoever to what was seen on screen. Malcolm Hulke did not begin writing After a degree in History at Oxford University, title given to Malcolm Hulke’s 1974 novelisation In terms of the book’s release, this was the professionally until he was in his thirties, and Geoffrey trained as an actor at LAMDA. of his television story Colony in Space, which was rst title in the Target range to feature Jo Grant much of his work was in advancing the cause of He has worked in the theatre at the RSC, WRITTEN BY CREDITS transmitted in 1971 and starred Jon Pertwee as the Doctor’s assistant (and the rst to feature television writing, through his talks and lectures The National Theatre, Shakespeare’s Globe, and in Malcolm Hulke Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who – Colony in Space as the Doctor. There was no hardback edition the Master), and so Hulke developed the opening and, in particular, his book Writing For Television the West End. Countless TV appearances include READ BY by Malcolm Hulke of this title on rst publication as, at the time, scenes of the book to introduce Jo and to have in the ’70s. Other books included Cassell’s The Jewel in the Crown,A Very British Coup, Inspector Allan Wingate was not producing them, following her meet the Doctor for the rst time. In terms Geoffrey Beevers Text © Malcolm Hulke 1974 Parliamentary Directory and The Encyclopedia of Morse and Silent Witness; and he has appeared the 1973 limited hardback releases for the initial of her adventures in the television series, there Alternative Medicine and Self Help. in many lms from Victor/Victoria to Miss Potter. Reading produced by Andrew Lawrence launch titles in the Target range. were three earlier stories: she rst joined in He was script editor of Crossroads for many He has twice been with the BBC Radio Drama The cover artist for the rst edition was Terror of the Autons and appeared in The Mind of Music score and special effects mixed and recorded by years, and novelised several plots from that Company, and read many books for the BBC. Christos Achilleos and his stunning art of the Evil and The Claws of Axos before the Doctor took Simon Power for Meon Productions at the Marine Centre, Evercreech series. He co-created and wrote (with Eric He also writes and directs. His adaptation of Doctor and his nemesis the Master (played by her off to the planet Uxarius for Colony in Space. Paice) the science- ction serials Target Luna Adam Bede won a Time Out Award. www.meonsound.com Roger Delgado), together with a Primitive and Another character from the TV series, Sergeant Doomsday Planet composed by Simon E. Power two monster claws, was used for several reprints Benton, also appears brie y in the book, but was (1960), Path nders in Space (1960), Path nders to In Doctor Who he played the Master between Mars (1961) and Path nders to Venus (1961). He incarnations in The Keeper of Traken. Executive Producer: Michael Stevens until Jeff Cummins provided a new cover for absent from the televised version. the book’s August 1979 paperback reprint. This The Target editions all featured several also provided scripts for The Avengers (1962-69, Spinoffs include Dust Breeding and Master on TARDIS sound effect composed by Brian Hodgson piece, a portrait of Roger Delgado as the Master, internal black and white illustrations by Achilleos several with Terrance Dicks), GS5 (1964), The audio, and Downtime and several BBV titles on Cover illustration by Jeff Cummins remained until the book’s nal edition in 1983. (see below), which depict the screen-accurate Protectors (1964), Danger Man (1965) and Gideon’s video. He is married to actress Caroline John and A hardback edition eventually appeared from costume for Jo Grant, but which get the Way (1966). His last Doctor Who TV script was they have three children. Line illustrations by Chris Achilleos W H Allen in 1982 featuring Cummins’ artwork. appearance of the Guardian completely wrong. Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1973) and his last Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon rst published by There have been several foreign editions of the Text and author biography by novelisation was The War Games, completed just Target Books 1974 title published in the Netherlands, Turkey, USA, David J. Howe, author of The Target Book, before his death on 6 July 1979. Japan and Portugal. Perhaps the most interesting of the complete illustrated guide to the Book covers courtesy of www.targetbooks.info these is the Japanese edition which features some Target Doctor Who novelisations. gorgeous illustrations which bear no relationship Available from www.telos.co.uk.
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DW_Doomsday_CD6pp.indd 2 20/4/11 14:42:24 THE RECORDING THE BOOK MALCOLM HULKE GEOFFREY BEEVERS
Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon was the whatsoever to what was seen on screen. Malcolm Hulke did not begin writing After a degree in History at Oxford University, title given to Malcolm Hulke’s 1974 novelisation In terms of the book’s release, this was the professionally until he was in his thirties, and Geoffrey trained as an actor at LAMDA. of his television story Colony in Space, which was rst title in the Target range to feature Jo Grant much of his work was in advancing the cause of He has worked in the theatre at the RSC, WRITTEN BY CREDITS transmitted in 1971 and starred Jon Pertwee as the Doctor’s assistant (and the rst to feature television writing, through his talks and lectures The National Theatre, Shakespeare’s Globe, and in Malcolm Hulke Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who – Colony in Space as the Doctor. There was no hardback edition the Master), and so Hulke developed the opening and, in particular, his book Writing For Television the West End. Countless TV appearances include READ BY by Malcolm Hulke of this title on rst publication as, at the time, scenes of the book to introduce Jo and to have in the ’70s. Other books included Cassell’s The Jewel in the Crown,A Very British Coup, Inspector Allan Wingate was not producing them, following her meet the Doctor for the rst time. In terms Geoffrey Beevers Text © Malcolm Hulke 1974 Parliamentary Directory and The Encyclopedia of Morse and Silent Witness; and he has appeared the 1973 limited hardback releases for the initial of her adventures in the television series, there Alternative Medicine and Self Help. in many lms from Victor/Victoria to Miss Potter. Reading produced by Andrew Lawrence launch titles in the Target range. were three earlier stories: she rst joined in He was script editor of Crossroads for many He has twice been with the BBC Radio Drama The cover artist for the rst edition was Terror of the Autons and appeared in The Mind of Music score and special effects mixed and recorded by years, and novelised several plots from that Company, and read many books for the BBC. Christos Achilleos and his stunning art of the Evil and The Claws of Axos before the Doctor took Simon Power for Meon Productions at the Marine Centre, Evercreech series. He co-created and wrote (with Eric He also writes and directs. His adaptation of Doctor and his nemesis the Master (played by her off to the planet Uxarius for Colony in Space. Paice) the science- ction serials Target Luna Adam Bede won a Time Out Award. www.meonsound.com Roger Delgado), together with a Primitive and Another character from the TV series, Sergeant Doomsday Planet composed by Simon E. Power two monster claws, was used for several reprints Benton, also appears brie y in the book, but was (1960), Path nders in Space (1960), Path nders to In Doctor Who he played the Master between Mars (1961) and Path nders to Venus (1961). He incarnations in The Keeper of Traken. Executive Producer: Michael Stevens until Jeff Cummins provided a new cover for absent from the televised version. the book’s August 1979 paperback reprint. This The Target editions all featured several also provided scripts for The Avengers (1962-69, Spinoffs include Dust Breeding and Master on TARDIS sound effect composed by Brian Hodgson piece, a portrait of Roger Delgado as the Master, internal black and white illustrations by Achilleos several with Terrance Dicks), GS5 (1964), The audio, and Downtime and several BBV titles on Cover illustration by Jeff Cummins remained until the book’s nal edition in 1983. (see below), which depict the screen-accurate Protectors (1964), Danger Man (1965) and Gideon’s video. He is married to actress Caroline John and A hardback edition eventually appeared from costume for Jo Grant, but which get the Way (1966). His last Doctor Who TV script was they have three children. Line illustrations by Chris Achilleos W H Allen in 1982 featuring Cummins’ artwork. appearance of the Guardian completely wrong. Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1973) and his last Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon rst published by There have been several foreign editions of the Text and author biography by novelisation was The War Games, completed just Target Books 1974 title published in the Netherlands, Turkey, USA, David J. Howe, author of The Target Book, before his death on 6 July 1979. Japan and Portugal. Perhaps the most interesting of the complete illustrated guide to the Book covers courtesy of www.targetbooks.info these is the Japanese edition which features some Target Doctor Who novelisations. gorgeous illustrations which bear no relationship Available from www.telos.co.uk.
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File 001: Chapter 1: A Missing Secret File 013: Chapter 13: The Attack File 002: Chapter 2: Into Time and Space File 014: Chapter 14: The Adjudicator File 003: Chapter 3: The Planet File 015: Chapter 15: Primitive City File 004: Chapter 4: The Monster File 016: Chapter 16: The Ambush File 005: Chapter 5: Starvation File 017: Chapter 17: File 006: Chapter 6: The Survivor Captain Dent Thinks Twice File 007: Chapter 7: The Robot File 018: Chapter 18: The Master’s TARDIS File 008: Chapter 8: The Men from IMC File 019: Chapter 19: The Return of Captain Dent File 009: Chapter 9: The Spy File 020: Chapter 20: File 010: Chapter 10: The Claw The Doomsday Weapon File 011: Chapter 11: Face-to-Face File 021: Chapter 21: Mission Completed File 012: Chapter 12: The Bomb TRACK LISTING
CD 1 CD 4 AudioGO is a new company speci cally formed to deliver a wide range of compelling audio productions to the listener, simply and e ectively, in the digital age. The company 1 Prologue 1-7 Chapter 9: Into Danger (continued) 2-8 Chapter 1: The White Witch 8-16 Chapter 10: The Third Appearance has the unique bene t of being the ‘Home of BBC Audiobooks’, the market leader in audio 9-16 Chapter 2: The New Vicar 17-25 Chapter 11: The Rescue publishing, and also publishes a huge range of professionally read and produced single 17-24 Chapter 3: The Opening of the Barrow voice readings with a catalogue including: CD 5 CD 2 BBC Comedy • BBC Drama • BBC Factual 1-3 Chapter 11: The Rescue (continued) 1-9 Chapter 4: The Appearance of the Beast 4-12 Chapter 12: Into the Cavern 10-17 Chapter 5: The Heat Barrier 13-21 Chapter 13: The Sacri ce Bestselling writers • Children’s • Original audio stories 18-23 Chapter 6: Meetings 22 Epilogue AND THE DÆMONS BARRY LETTS So whether you like to listen in the car, while walking, exercising or working in the home, CD 3 audiobooks from AudioGO will allow your imagination to escape and be entertained. Here’s just a small selection of what’s available: 1-3 Chapter 6: Meetings (continued) 4-12 Chapter 7: Explanations 13-21 Chapter 8: The Second Appearance The Goon Show • Round the Horne • Agatha Christie • Paul Temple • Doctor Who 22-24 Chapter 9: Into Danger John le Carré • Jacqueline Wilson • I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue
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DWAndTheDaemons_CD6pp.indd 1 20/4/11 12:01:15 THE RECORDING THE BOOK BARRY LETTS
Doctor Who and the Daemons Doctor Who and the Daemons was rst published Doctor Who and the Daemons is a great example Barry Letts started his career as an actor. He ‘The Android Invasion’ for Doctor Who in 1975. as a Target paperback on 17 October 1974. of a novelisation which really works, even though it began in repertory in York whilst also working Straight after that came a production of The There was no initial hardback edition, and in is very faithful to the source material. Letts eshes for a local radio station in Leeds. After a chance Prince and the Pauper for John McCrae. However WRITTEN BY CREDITS fact a hardback did not appear until 1982. The out all the characters, and some of the scenes take meeting with BBC producer/director Rex Tucker, McCrae was promoted to Head of Drama for Barry Letts and Guy Leopold Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who – The Daemons paperback edition featured a cover by regular place in different locations from those featured Letts started working with him rst on radio and a New Zealand TV station and so Letts was READ BY by Guy Leopold Target Doctor Who artist Chris Achilleos, showing on television. There’s a nice reference to ‘Lord then on television. His rst television appearance asked to take over as producer of the classic Barry Letts Text © Barry Letts and Guy Leopold 1974 the third Doctor with the Daemon Azal and Aldbourne’ at one point – Aldbourne being the was with Patrick Troughton in a 1950 production serials on BBC1. In the late seventies and early gargoyle Bok. Transmitted in May and June 1971, real-life village used as the location for Devil’s End of Gunpowder Guy, about Guy Fawkes. Eventually eighties Letts returned to Doctor Who for a time Reading produced by Kate Thomas the original screenplay was credited to Guy when the television story was made. Sergeant Letts decided he wanted to go into directing as executive producer. He continued to work Music composed by Simon E. Power Leopold, in fact a pseudonym for writer Robert Benton gains a girlfriend in Mavis, and we discover and attended the BBC’s director’s course in as a director, particularly on the classic serials Music score and special effects mixed and recorded by Sloman and then-series producer Barry Letts. The that he loves ballroom dancing! There’s a nice scene 1967. He worked on episodes of Z Cars and which were at the time being produced by Simon Power for Meon Productions at the Marine Centre, Evercreech book was reprinted several times, and in 1980 with Miss Hawthorne making the local Squire’s The Newcomers before directing the six-part Terrance Dicks. In 1993, Letts wrote a new radio www.meonsound.com the cover illustration was replaced with one by headache go away, and her reciting ‘Mary had a little Doctor Who story ‘The Enemy of the World’ in production of Doctor Who called ‘The Paradise Andrew Skilleter, the same picture as would be lamb’ backwards as part of the ritual. This is a neat 1967. Following this he became producer of of Death’, and this was followed in 1995 by ‘The Executive Producer: Michael Stevens used on the hardback edition in 1982. In 1993, in-joke, as the Master does exactly the same thing Doctor Who in 1969. After he left Doctor Who in Ghosts of N-Space’. Letts has since written TARDIS sound effect composed by Brian Hodgson Alister Pearson provided a cover illustration when he summons Azal later in the book. 1974, he found himself marking time by working several original Doctor Who novels, and has also Cover illustration by Andrew Skilleter for the Virgin Publishing ‘blue spine’ edition. In Text and author biography by David J. Howe, as a sort of assistant to Head of Drama, Ronnie completed the rst part of an autobiography addition to the UK editions, there have been author of The Target Book, the complete Marsh, until he decided to return to directing called Who & Me, published in an online format in Doctor Who and the Daemons rst published by foreign translations for the Netherlands (1974) illustrated guide to the Target Doctor Who and approached various producers for work. 2006, and as an abridged audiobook in 2008. Target Books 1974 and Portugal (1983). novelisations. Available from www.telos.co.uk It was because of this that he came to direct Book covers courtesy of www.targetbooks.info.
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DWAndTheDaemons_CD6pp.indd 2 20/4/11 12:01:16 THE RECORDING THE BOOK BARRY LETTS
Doctor Who and the Daemons Doctor Who and the Daemons was rst published Doctor Who and the Daemons is a great example Barry Letts started his career as an actor. He ‘The Android Invasion’ for Doctor Who in 1975. as a Target paperback on 17 October 1974. of a novelisation which really works, even though it began in repertory in York whilst also working Straight after that came a production of The There was no initial hardback edition, and in is very faithful to the source material. Letts eshes for a local radio station in Leeds. After a chance Prince and the Pauper for John McCrae. However WRITTEN BY CREDITS fact a hardback did not appear until 1982. The out all the characters, and some of the scenes take meeting with BBC producer/director Rex Tucker, McCrae was promoted to Head of Drama for Barry Letts and Guy Leopold Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who – The Daemons paperback edition featured a cover by regular place in different locations from those featured Letts started working with him rst on radio and a New Zealand TV station and so Letts was READ BY by Guy Leopold Target Doctor Who artist Chris Achilleos, showing on television. There’s a nice reference to ‘Lord then on television. His rst television appearance asked to take over as producer of the classic Barry Letts Text © Barry Letts and Guy Leopold 1974 the third Doctor with the Daemon Azal and Aldbourne’ at one point – Aldbourne being the was with Patrick Troughton in a 1950 production serials on BBC1. In the late seventies and early gargoyle Bok. Transmitted in May and June 1971, real-life village used as the location for Devil’s End of Gunpowder Guy, about Guy Fawkes. Eventually eighties Letts returned to Doctor Who for a time Reading produced by Kate Thomas the original screenplay was credited to Guy when the television story was made. Sergeant Letts decided he wanted to go into directing as executive producer. He continued to work Music composed by Simon E. Power Leopold, in fact a pseudonym for writer Robert Benton gains a girlfriend in Mavis, and we discover and attended the BBC’s director’s course in as a director, particularly on the classic serials Music score and special effects mixed and recorded by Sloman and then-series producer Barry Letts. The that he loves ballroom dancing! There’s a nice scene 1967. He worked on episodes of Z Cars and which were at the time being produced by Simon Power for Meon Productions at the Marine Centre, Evercreech book was reprinted several times, and in 1980 with Miss Hawthorne making the local Squire’s The Newcomers before directing the six-part Terrance Dicks. In 1993, Letts wrote a new radio www.meonsound.com the cover illustration was replaced with one by headache go away, and her reciting ‘Mary had a little Doctor Who story ‘The Enemy of the World’ in production of Doctor Who called ‘The Paradise Andrew Skilleter, the same picture as would be lamb’ backwards as part of the ritual. This is a neat 1967. Following this he became producer of of Death’, and this was followed in 1995 by ‘The Executive Producer: Michael Stevens used on the hardback edition in 1982. In 1993, in-joke, as the Master does exactly the same thing Doctor Who in 1969. After he left Doctor Who in Ghosts of N-Space’. Letts has since written TARDIS sound effect composed by Brian Hodgson Alister Pearson provided a cover illustration when he summons Azal later in the book. 1974, he found himself marking time by working several original Doctor Who novels, and has also Cover illustration by Andrew Skilleter for the Virgin Publishing ‘blue spine’ edition. In Text and author biography by David J. Howe, as a sort of assistant to Head of Drama, Ronnie completed the rst part of an autobiography addition to the UK editions, there have been author of The Target Book, the complete Marsh, until he decided to return to directing called Who & Me, published in an online format in Doctor Who and the Daemons rst published by foreign translations for the Netherlands (1974) illustrated guide to the Target Doctor Who and approached various producers for work. 2006, and as an abridged audiobook in 2008. Target Books 1974 and Portugal (1983). novelisations. Available from www.telos.co.uk It was because of this that he came to direct Book covers courtesy of www.targetbooks.info.
MCPS ISBN: 978 1405 687621
DWAndTheDaemons_CD6pp.indd 2 20/4/11 12:01:16 Doctor Who and the Daemons
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CD 1 CD 3 Doctor Who And The Sea-Devils was published in on television. Hulke expands and contracts paperback by the Universal-Tandem Publishing the screenplay considerably, adding in a lot 1 Chapter 1: ‘Abandon Ship!’ 1 Chapter 6: ‘This Man Came to Kill Me!’ Company on 17 October 1974. The book was of incidental detail, while losing much of the 3 Chapter 2: Visitors for the Master 6 Chapter 7: Captain Hart Becomes Suspicious novelised by Malcolm Hulke from his own scripts ‘chasing around’ elements which worked well on 17 Chapter 3: The Vanished Ships 16 Chapter 8: The Submarine for a television adventure transmitted from 26 screen. It’s interesting that he chooses to reveal 19 Chapter 9: Visitors for Governor Trenchard February 1972 to 1 April 1972. The cover was the full ‘Sea Devil’ creature at the very start, and CD 2 the ninth by regular Target artist Chris Achilleos, calls them this throughout – on television, the 1 Chapter 3: The Vanished Ships (cont.) and depicted the third Doctor and Jo Grant identity of those attacking the rig was hidden, 5 Chapter 4: Stranded! CD 4 along with two Sea Devils and a submarine. This and they are ‘named’ Sea Devils by the survivor 10 Chapter 5: Air-Sea Rescue 1 Chapter 10: The Diving-Bell is the fi rst time that a companion appeared on on the rig visited by the Doctor and Jo. There’s AND THE SEA-DEVILS 4 Chapter 11: ‘Depth Charges Away!’ a Target cover (the Brigadier and the Master – much made of a warning carved on a stone MALCOLM HULKE 8 Chapter 12: Attack in Force and Richard the Lionheart – had made earlier seen by the Doctor and Jo as they travel to the 13 Chapter 13: Escape appearances). The paperback was reprinted Château at the start, but this is never picked up several times, and in April 1979 was given a new on later in the book. A lovely visual joke where cover by John Geary, showing two Sea Devils the Master is watching the children’s puppet with their ray-gun weapons. A hardback edition series Clangers is missing here, but Trenchard is was published in June 1981 by W H Allen & Co rounded out admirably and comes over much Ltd. A Portuguese translation was published by better than his television counterpart. Of note Editorial Presenca in 1983 with a cover by Rui in later scenes is where the Doctor kills one of Ligeiro showing a Sea Devil and the diving bell. the Sea Devils himself, and watch out for where The UK paperback contained illustrations by Hulke refers to the Doctor as ‘Doctor Who’ in one Alan Willow and was number 54 in the Target scene. Doctor Who library. Text and author biography by David J. Howe, As with Malcolm Hulke’s other contributions author of The Target Book, the complete to the Target Doctor Who range, the novelisation illustrated guide to the Target Doctor Who is very much an adaptation of the story as seen novelisations. Available from www.telos.co.uk
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DWSeaDevils_CD6pp.indd 1 18/04/2012 07:57 Doctor Who and the Sea-Devils
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File 037: Chapter 1: ‘Abandon Ship!’ File 044: Chapter 8: The Submarine File 038: Chapter 2: Visitors for the Master File 045: Chapter 9: File 039: Chapter 3: The Vanished Ships Visitors for Governor Trenchard File 040: Chapter 4: Stranded! File 046: Chapter 10: The Diving-Bell File 041: Chapter 5: Air-Sea Rescue File 047: Chapter 11: ‘Depth Charges Away!’ File 042: Chapter 6: File 048: Chapter 12: Attack in Force ‘This Man Came to Kill Me!’ File 049: Chapter 13: Escape File 043: Chapter 7: Captain Hart Becomes Suspicious CHRISTOPHER H. BIDMEAD Audio Christopher Hamilton Bidmead producer Robert Banks Stewart to recommend was born in 1941. He trained as him for the post of script editor on Doctor Who an actor at the Royal Academy when it was vacated by Douglas Adams at the of Dramatic Art (RADA) and beginning of the ’80s. subsequently played leading After a year in that role he signed off on the job roles on the West End stage by delivering two stories, Logopolis and Castrovalva, and television. For several and returned to freelance projects – including a years he was a regular voice on radio as a third Doctor Who story, Frontios, and novelisations member of the BBC Drama Repertory Company. of all three for the Target range of books. He began scriptwriting while working with His stint on Doctor Who introduced him to the Royal Shakespeare Company, and by the the use of personal computers, and for the past early seventies was writing television scripts for quarter century he has continued to work as an the Thames TV serials Harriet’s Back in Town and IT journalist, writing for a range of publications LOGOPOLIS Rooms. At the same time a long-standing interest including Wired magazine and The Daily Telegraph. CHRISTOPHER H. BIDMEAD in science drew him towards technical journalism. Over the last decade he has been a regular His articles in the New Scientist prompted BBC columnist on PCPlus magazine.
DW Logopolis_CD4pp.indd 1 25/11/09 09:12:13 THE RECORDING THE BOOK
Doctor Who: Logopolis Doctor Who – Logopolis was simultaneously how numbers can be made to effect change in the published in hardback and paperback by real world. Of course, when the Master is added W H Allen on 21 October 1982.The book was into the equation, things are bound to go horribly WRITTEN AND READ BY CREDITS novelised by Christopher H Bidmead, from his wrong.The Doctor’s companion Adric comes over Christopher H. Bidmead Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who: Logopolis by original 1981 television scripts, and was the first very well, turning out likable, dependable and far PRODUCED BY Christopher H. Bidmead of his contributions to the range of Doctor Who more of a character than he ever did on screen. Dizzy Dalziel Novelisation copyright © Christopher H. Bidmead 1982 novelisations. The cover was painted by Andrew The plot is the same as the televised version with Skilleter and featured an image of the Master few divergences. One such is when Adric climbs Music score and special effects composed, mixed and recorded against the Pharos Project telescope, with some of on top of the Police Box to throw a bicycle at the by Simon Power for Meon Productions the Logopolitan streets below that.The paperback policemen trying to arrest the Doctor near the www.meonsound.com was reprinted around four times, and on the final start, and others come right at the very end, losing Book covers courtesy of www.targetbooks.info. edition in 1991, the cover was updated to an image the two montages of clips as the Doctor first Doctor Who: Logopolis first published by Target Books 1982 by Alister Pearson of the TARDIS crew and the hangs from the telescope, and then when he falls For further information on the Target Books range visit Logopolitan Monitor with the TARDIS.There have to the ground, but gaining some dialogue as he sits www.targetbooks.info. been no foreign adaptations of the book. up after his regeneration... That Christopher Bidmead also writes for scientific journals is very apparent from the very Text and author biography by David J. Howe, rich use of language in this book, which is anything author of The Target Book, the complete but simply written.This serves to complement the illustrated guide to the Target Doctor Who plot, which is about mathematics as language, and novelisations. Available from www.telos.co.uk
Our audio titles are available from all good Customer Services bookshops or direct from us on BBC Audiobooks Freephone orderline 0800 136919 St James House, The Square, Lower Bristol Road, Bath BA2 3BH If you have any questions, comments, Tel: 44 (0)1225 443400 suggestions or complaints please call BBC Fax: 44 (0)1225 448005 Audiobooks Customer Services team on email: [email protected] 01225 443400 MCPS www.bbcshop.com ISBN: 978 1408 426968
DW Logopolis_CD4pp.indd 2 25/11/09 09:12:13 THE RECORDING THE BOOK
Doctor Who: Logopolis Doctor Who – Logopolis was simultaneously how numbers can be made to effect change in the published in hardback and paperback by real world. Of course, when the Master is added W H Allen on 21 October 1982. The book was into the equation, things are bound to go horribly WRITTEN AND READ BY CREDITS novelised by Christopher H Bidmead, from his wrong. The Doctor’s companion Adric comes over Christopher H. Bidmead Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who: Logopolis by original 1981 television scripts, and was the first very well, turning out likable, dependable and far PRODUCED BY Christopher H. Bidmead of his contributions to the range of Doctor Who more of a character than he ever did on screen. Dizzy Dalziel Novelisation copyright © Christopher H. Bidmead 1982 novelisations. The cover was painted by Andrew The plot is the same as the televised version with Skilleter and featured an image of the Master few divergences. One such is when Adric climbs Music score and special effects composed, mixed and recorded against the Pharos Project telescope, with some of on top of the Police Box to throw a bicycle at the by Simon Power for Meon Productions the Logopolitan streets below that. The paperback policemen trying to arrest the Doctor near the www.meonsound.com was reprinted around four times, and on the final start, and others come right at the very end, losing Book covers courtesy of www.targetbooks.info. edition in 1991, the cover was updated to an image the two montages of clips as the Doctor first Doctor Who: Logopolis first published by Target Books 1982 by Alister Pearson of the TARDIS crew and the hangs from the telescope, and then when he falls For further information on the Target Books range visit Logopolitan Monitor with the TARDIS. There have to the ground, but gaining some dialogue as he sits www.targetbooks.info. been no foreign adaptations of the book. up after his regeneration... That Christopher Bidmead also writes for scientific journals is very apparent from the very Text and author biography by David J. Howe, rich use of language in this book, which is anything author of The Target Book, the complete but simply written. This serves to complement the illustrated guide to the Target Doctor Who CD 1 CD 3 plot, which is about mathematics as language, and novelisations. Available from www.telos.co.uk 1-7 Chapter 1 1-7 Chapter 7 8-15 Chapter 2 8-14 Chapter 8 16-21 Chapter 3 15-22 Chapter 9
CD 2 CD 4 1-7 Chapter 4 1-6 Chapter 10 8-14 Chapter 5 7-13 Chapter 11 15-22 Chapter 6 14-22 Chapter 12
MCPS ISBN: 978 1408 426968
DW Logopolis_CD4pp.indd 2 25/11/09 09:12:13 Doctor Who: Logopolis
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File 050: Chapter 1 File 056: Chapter 7 File 051: Chapter 2 File 057: Chapter 8 File 052: Chapter 3 File 058: Chapter 9 File 053: Chapter 4 File 059: Chapter 10 File 054: Chapter 5 File 060: Chapter 11 File 055: Chapter 6 File 061: Chapter 12 CHRISTOPHER H. BIDMEAD Christopher Hamilton Bidmead was born in 1941. him for the post of script editor on Doctor Who He trained as an actor at the Royal Academy when it was vacated by Douglas Adams at the of Dramatic Art (RADA) and subsequently beginning of the ’80s. played leading roles on the West End stage and After a year in that role he signed off on the job television. For several years he was a regular by delivering two stories, Logopolis and Castrovalva, voice on radio as a member of the BBC Drama and returned to freelance projects – including a Repertory Company. third Doctor Who story, Frontios, and novelisations He began scriptwriting while working with of all three for the Target range of books. the Royal Shakespeare Company, and by the His stint on Doctor Who introduced him to early seventies was writing television scripts for the use of personal computers, and for the past the Thames TV serials Harriet’s Back in Town and quarter century he has continued to work as an Rooms. At the same time a long-standing interest IT journalist, writing for a range of publications in science drew him towards technical journalism. including Wired magazine and The Daily Telegraph. His articles in the New Scientist prompted BBC Over the last decade he has been a regular CASTROVALVA producer Robert Banks Stewart to recommend columnist on PCPlus magazine. CHRISTOPHER H. BIDMEAD
PETER DAVISON Peter Davison is the stage name of Peter Moffett. All Creatures Great and Small. This brought him He was born on 13 April 1951 in Streatham, the to the attention of Doctor Who producer John son of an electrical engineer. Nathan-Turner, and in 1980 he was cast as the He fi rst became interested in acting while Fifth Doctor, a role he played for three years at school, and when he was 18 he attended the between 1982 and 1984. Central School of Speech and Drama in London. Since then, he has been seen in many His fi rst job was as actor/assistant stage television roles, including A Very Peculiar Practice, manager at the Nottingham Playhouse, and in At Home with the Braithwaites, The Last Detective 1973, aged 24, he got his first television role in and Distant Shores. the children’s sci-fi series The Tomorrow People. He has also appeared in many stage Working alongside him was Sandra Dickinson, productions, with credits including King Arthur who he would later marry. in Monty Python’s Spamalot as well as roles in Davison got his fi rst big break when he was Arsenic and Old Lace, Dial M for Murder, Chicago, cast as vet Tristan Farnon in the BBC series and Legally Blonde: The Musical.
DW Castrovalva_CD4pp.indd 1 26/4/11 09:49:10 THE RECORDING THE BOOK
Doctor Who: Castrovalva Doctor Who – Castrovalva was first published in efforts of Tegan and Nyssa to escape from the hardback by W H Allen on 17 March 1983 and Master’s trap at Event One. The characters come then in paperback on 16 June 1983. The book was over well, and Bidmead manages to flesh them WRITTEN AND READ BY CREDITS novelised by the story’s original author, Christopher out nicely, giving Tegan a good air of organisation Christopher H. Bidmead Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who: Castrovalva H. Bidmead, from his original 1982 television and control, while Nyssa is more thoughtful and PRODUCED BY by Christopher H. Bidmead scripts, and was the second of his contributions to contemplative. Adric, of course, has been captured Kate Thomas Novelisation copyright © Christopher H. Bidmead 1983 the range of Doctor Who novelisations.The cover, by the Master and the descriptions of the metal in keeping with the style of fifth Doctor covers ‘web’ piercing his body are far more effective and Music score and special effects composed, mixed and recorded at the time, was a montage of a photograph of graphic than were seen on television. The second by Simon Power for Meon Productions actor Peter Davison’s head against an artwork part of the book involves the Master’s second trap www.meonsound.com background of stars.The paperback was reprinted in the township of Castrovalva, and again the pace Book covers courtesy of www.targetbooks.info. two or three times, and on the final edition, is maintained. Bidmead does well with describing Doctor Who: Castrovalva first published by Target Books 1983 in 1991, the cover was updated to an image by the impossible angles and symmetry of artist For further information on the Target Books range visit Alister Pearson of an ‘impossible’ Castrovalvan M. C. Escher (to whom the book is dedicated) and www.targetbooks.info. building alongside a portrait of the fifth Doctor. the whole novelisation acts as a good introduction There have been no foreign adaptations of the book. to the fifth Doctor, even though he himself has little In the novelisation of Castrovalva, Christopher H. to do within the story. Bidmead continues the story on from the ending Text and author biography by David J. Howe, of Logopolis, and generally the book follows the author of The Target Book, the complete teleplay quite closely. The first half of the book illustrated guide to the Target Doctor Who details the Doctor’s regeneration trauma and the novelisations. Available from www.telos.co.uk
Our audio titles are available from all good Customer Services bookshops or direct from www.audiogo.co.uk AudioGO or freephone 0800 136919. St James House, The Square If you have any questions, comments or Lower Bristol Road, Bath BA2 3BH suggestions please call our AudioGO Tel: 44(0)1225 878000 Fax: 44(0)1225 878001 MCPS Customer Services team. Email: [email protected] ISBN: 978 1408 426975
DW Castrovalva_CD4pp.indd 2 26/4/11 09:49:10 THE RECORDING THE BOOK
Doctor Who: Castrovalva Doctor Who – Castrovalva was first published in efforts of Tegan and Nyssa to escape from the hardback by W H Allen on 17 March 1983 and Master’s trap at Event One. The characters come then in paperback on 16 June 1983. The book was over well, and Bidmead manages to flesh them WRITTEN AND READ BY CREDITS novelised by the story’s original author, Christopher out nicely, giving Tegan a good air of organisation Christopher H. Bidmead Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who: Castrovalva H. Bidmead, from his original 1982 television and control, while Nyssa is more thoughtful and PRODUCED BY by Christopher H. Bidmead scripts, and was the second of his contributions to contemplative. Adric, of course, has been captured Kate Thomas Novelisation copyright © Christopher H. Bidmead 1983 the range of Doctor Who novelisations. The cover, by the Master and the descriptions of the metal in keeping with the style of fifth Doctor covers ‘web’ piercing his body are far more effective and Music score and special effects composed, mixed and recorded at the time, was a montage of a photograph of graphic than were seen on television. The second by Simon Power for Meon Productions actor Peter Davison’s head against an artwork part of the book involves the Master’s second trap www.meonsound.com background of stars. The paperback was reprinted in the township of Castrovalva, and again the pace Book covers courtesy of www.targetbooks.info. two or three times, and on the final edition, is maintained. Bidmead does well with describing Doctor Who: Castrovalva first published by Target Books 1983 in 1991, the cover was updated to an image by the impossible angles and symmetry of artist For further information on the Target Books range visit Alister Pearson of an ‘impossible’ Castrovalvan M. C. Escher (to whom the book is dedicated) and www.targetbooks.info. building alongside a portrait of the fifth Doctor. the whole novelisation acts as a good introduction There have been no foreign adaptations of the book. to the fifth Doctor, even though he himself has little In the novelisation of Castrovalva, Christopher H. to do within the story. Bidmead continues the story on from the ending Text and author biography by David J. Howe, of Logopolis, and generally the book follows the author of The Target Book, the complete CD 1 CD 3 teleplay quite closely. The first half of the book illustrated guide to the Target Doctor Who details the Doctor’s regeneration trauma and the novelisations. Available from www.telos.co.uk 1-5 Chapter 1: Escape from Earth 1-7 Chapter 7: Within the Walls 6-12 Chapter 2: Towards Zero 8-13 Chapter 8: The Dark Reflection 13-19 Chapter 3: Destination: Event One 14-19 Chapter 9: The Occlusion Closes In
CD 2 CD 4 1-8 Chapter 4: Russian Roulette 1-7 Chapter 10: The Clue of the Chronicle 9-15 Chapter 5: Jettisoned 8-12 Chapter 11: The World through the Eyes 16-21 Chapter 6: The Quest for Castrovalva of Shardovan 13-21 Chapter 12: The Web is Broken MCPS ISBN: 978 1408 426975
DW Castrovalva_CD4pp.indd 2 26/4/11 09:49:10 Doctor Who: Castrovalva
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File 062: Chapter 1: Escape from Earth File 069: Chapter 8: The Dark Reflection File 063: Chapter 2: Towards Zero File 070: Chapter 9: The Occlusion Closes In File 064: Chapter 3: Destination: Event One File 071: Chapter 10: File 065: Chapter 4: Russian Roulette The Clue of the Chronicle File 066: Chapter 5: Jettisoned File 072: Chapter 11: The World Through the Eyes of File 067: Chapter 6: Shardovan The Quest for Castrovalva File 073: Chapter 12: The Web is Broken File 068: Chapter 7: Within the Walls