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Tom Baker, the last surviving star of the original ‘Doctor Who’ TV series not to be involved with Big Finish Productions’ series of audio dramas, has finally firmed up plans to appear in a series of adventures due out early next year.

Pop Culture Zoo has a report on the end of the line of Doctor Who audio adventures starring Paul McGann as the eighth incarnation of the immortal Time Lord. “To the Death” will end a series that began in 2007 with McGann and Sheridan Smith as companion Lucie Miller, but McGann actually joined Big Finish in 2001 to reprise the role he created for Fox’s 1996 TV movie based on the classic British sci-fi drama.
“To the Death” wraps up an epic storyline that includes Carole Ann Ford reprising her role …

Big Finish Productions — which produces original, full-cast Doctor Who stories on audio — has released an animated adventure that leads into the next series of adventures starring Bernice Summerfield, a former companion to the traveling Time Lord in Virgin’s line of original novels.
Dead and Buried is now available to watch below, clocking in at just under 10 minutes.
If you aren’t familiar with Prof. Summerfield, she’s  a lot like the character of Dr. River Song, played by Alex Kingston in the latest TV incarnation of Doctor Who: a fiesty galaxy-spanning …

A post on Tom Baker’s official website reveals that the longtime iconic Doctor Who star has been in talks to record a story for Big Finish Productions, which has been making new adventures with the show’s original stars since before the TV series was resurrected in 2005.
Last year Baker recorded Hornets’ Nest, a series of five original plays for BBC Audio. His 1974-81 stint in Doctor Who is widely considered to be the definitive take on the itinerant Time Lord.
Baker was apparently asked in a fan Q&A what he would …

Next weekend, Feb. 26-28, is the annual Gallifrey One convention at the Los Angeles Airport Marriott Hotel. This year’s convention is the 21st and is themed Blackjack 21 and looks to be the biggest one yet.
If you are a Doctor Who fan, it is an event not to be missed.
With actors, writers, and other behind the scenes artists from classic and new Doctor Who as well as the spinoffs Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures, there’s plenty of fan squee to be had. Actors include Sarah Sutton (Nyssa), Katy Manning …

Big Finish Productions is filling up the TARDIS again for its latest batch of Doctor Who audio dramas.
The company, which was producing original, full-cast stories with performers from the original television series long before the cult British sci-fi classic was resurrected on-screen in 2005, has announced that Sarah Sutton, Janet Fielding and Mark Strickson will be returning to the roles of Nyssa, Tegan and Turlough alongside the Fifth Doctor, Peter Davison.
The last time the Doctor had so many companions at once was in 1983′s “Terminus,” the final part of the …

Big Finish Productions, masters of modern audio drama who kept Doctor Who alive with the original cast during the show’s long absence from the screen, are delving deeper into the show’s forgotten past. After already resurrecting scripts that were never made during Colin Baker’s time in the TARDIS, the company has announced it will record the stories that were set aside when the series was canceled in 1989 and Sylvester McCoy was the Doctor (pictured with Sophie Aldred as Ace).
The project came together quickly during a recent fan convention via …

After 10 years of partnership, the BBC has renewed Big Finish Productions’ license to create full-cast original audio dramas based on Doctor Who.
Long before the TV series was relaunched in 2005, Big Finish kept the flame alive using talent that had long been producing unauthorized audio adventures and would eventually contribute some of the new series’ most memorable episodes.

Big Finish productions, which for years has been creating full-cast audio adventures starring “Doctor Who’s” original TV actors on CD and as downloads, has decided to resurrect several episodes from Colin Baker’s time as the Time Lord that were abandoned after the show went on an extended hiatus in 1984.