While the Doctor discovers the truth about the greatest threat the Universe has ever known, Malcolm Mobius and his daughter Patricia continue to wreak havoc through time and space… :-

Written By Paul Mannering

Supporting Cast :
Russell Gold as Marcus
Tim Rowe as Malcolm
Lyn Cullen as Trisha
Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) as Albus and Cybermen
Doug Manlen as Cyber Leader

Main Theme :
The Mark Kalita Doctor Who Theme by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), Jay Ellington-Lee (AKA JEL), and Neaman Lyles, based on the original Theme by Delia Derbyshire & Ron Grainer.

Jay Ellington-Lee and Neaman Lyles appear courtesy of “The P-38s”

Additional Music used in this Episode :
Incidental Music by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) and Joshua M. Blanc (AKA The Manitou)

An E.P. “The Mechanicals” featuring Josh’s music for this episode is also available via his Bandcamp page :-
http://themanitou.bandcamp.com

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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http://brokensea.com/drwhomobile

Developer:
Brian Bochicchio

Graphics:
Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

Says Brian, “This mobile show player is a pilot project of Warhorse Audio in conjuction with BrokenSea Audio Productions. The end goal of the project is to create a simple to use, no cost, mobile framework that is accessible to all content producers in the Audio Drama Community. Details can be found on http://www.warhorseaudio.com.”

Note:
Dr. Who mobile has been tested with various mobile devices and platforms. Listeners with Android devices however, may need to use Opera for Mobile or Google Chrome for best results.

Special Thanks:
From the BSAP Dr. Who Team to Brian for making all this possible. You rock my friend !

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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“Doctor Who star Mary Tamm, who played companion Romana alongside Tom Baker, has died aged 62. The actress, who was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire, fought a long battle with cancer and died in hospital in London.” – http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-18995370

A bright and shining light just blinked out aboard the TARDIS today. Rest in Peace Mary. You’ll be much missed.

The BrokenSea Doctor Who Team.

Which makes the sudden and horrifically violent death of 6 billion of their brethren particularly hard on the survivors…

Written By Paul Mannering

Supporting Cast :
Damaris Mannering as Ida Scott
Bruce Busby as Soka
Paul Lavelle as Yootah
Laura Nicole Spencer as Computer

Main Theme :
The Mark Kalita Doctor Who Theme by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), Jay Ellington-Lee (AKA JEL), and Neaman Lyles, based on the original Theme by Delia Derbyshire & Ron Grainer.

Jay Ellington-Lee and Neaman Lyles appear courtesy of “The P-38s”

Additional Music used in this Episode :
Incidental Music by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) and Joshua M. Blanc (AKA The Manitou)
Theremin Version of the Main Theme, by Anne Wallace and Bruce Busby

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

The Dr. Who Theme recorded by SKiFfle, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Starring Mark Kalita as The Doctor, and Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield

Supporting Cast :
Laura Nicole as Masaama
Tanja Milojevic as Shadow
Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) as Male Anchor 1
Cary Ayers as Male Anchor 2
Kim Gianopoulos as Female Anchor
Draven Schoberg as Shesheela
And Introducing Joshua K. Farnaby as Musil

Main Theme :
The Mark Kalita Doctor Who Theme by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), Jay Ellington-Lee (AKA JEL), and Neaman Lyles, based on the original Theme by Delia Derbyshire & Ron Grainer.

Jay Ellington-Lee and Neaman Lyles appear courtesy of “The P-38s”

Additional Music used in this episode :
Incidental Music by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)
Piano Version of the Doctor Who Theme used by kind permission of Matt Jessup
The “Let’s Build Mecha” Soundtrack by Joshua M. Blanc (AKA The Manitou)
The track “Electricity” used by kind permission of The Thought Criminals

This episode is dedicated to my friend and mentor, Jay Ellington Lee who sadly left this world a few short weeks ago. “The Sky is Full of Ships Tonight” Jay, and now there’s one more Shining Star looking over us all – Stevie.

Jay Ellington Lee in “The Pod” – October 2011
Photo by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Written By Paul Mannering

Produced, Engineered and Directed by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

Starring Mark Kalita as The Doctor, and Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield

Supporting Cast :
Bruce Busby as Clarence
Fiona Thraille as Maude
Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) as Andy
Doug Manlen as Constable Clemens
and introducing Sean O’Connor as Will

Main Theme :
The Mark Kalita Doctor Who Theme by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), Jay Ellington-Lee (AKA JEL), and Neaman Lyles, based on the original Theme by Delia Derbyshire & Ron Grainer.

Jay Ellington-Lee and Neaman Lyles appear courtesy of “The P-38s”

Additional Music by :
Dominic Glyn
Barrington Pheloung
Jeff Darnell
Kevin McCleod of Incompetech.com

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Meanwhile the Doctor and Amanda are finding that everything is not as it should be on the menu of his favourite restaurant.

Written By Paul Mannering

Produced, Engineered and Directed by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

Starring Mark Kalita as The Doctor, and Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield

Supporting Cast :-
Tim Rowe as Malcolm
Lyn Cullen as Trisha
Laura Nicole as Sally
Nathaniel Young as Father
Bruce Busby as the Librarian
Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) as Hester

And making his Voice Acting Debut, Nero Mannering as Aztec

Main Theme :-
The Mark Kalita Doctor Who Theme by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), Jay Ellington-Lee (AKA JEL), and Neaman Lyles, based on the original Theme by Delia Derbyshire & Ron Grainer.

Jay Ellington-Lee and Neaman Lyles appear courtesy of “The P-38s”

Other Music :-
Additional Music By Dominic Glynn, American Baroque, and Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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From the bottom of my heart, thanks to everyone involved in making this series as good as it is.

And of course, to you, the listener, Thanks for listening !

Stevie K. Farnaby
Producer/Director

Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

The Dr. Who Theme recorded by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Written By Paul Mannering

Produced, Engineered and Directed by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

Starring Mark Kalita as The Doctor, and Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield

Supporting Cast :-
Tim Rowe as Viracocha
Doug Manllen as Inti
Lyn Cullen as Pacha
Damaris Mannering as Tanta

And also featuring appearances by Stevie K. Mandy, and Josh Farnaby as The Crowd

Main Theme :-
The Mark Kalita Doctor Who Theme by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), Jay Ellington-Lee (AKA JEL), and Neaman Lyles, based on the original Theme by Delia Derbyshire & Ron Grainer.

Jay Ellington-Lee and Neaman Lyles appear courtesy of “The P-38s”

Other Music :-
Also used in this Episode were “I’m going Slightly Mad” by Queen and Peruvian Music by Cusco

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be
Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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As many of you may know, I’m a huge fan of electronic music, and have worked in that musical genre on numerous occasions. A personal favourite electronic piece is the original Doctor Who theme, which I’ve felt for some time, is one of the most impressive technical accomplishments ever.

As a fan of the series for some 35 years now, and living in England, I’ve quite simply grown up on Doctor Who. As a prolific Producer / Director of Audio Drama, my biggest inspiration has been Delia Derbyshire and the incredible works of the BBC’s Radiophonic Workshop.

So what was my Dream ? Well for over 20 years, I’ve had a Pipedream (I never ever thought would happen) that I’d get to work on a version of the Doctor Who Theme with someone who worked with my idol Delia, and Brian Hodgson and David Vorhaus actually on Doctor Who at the RW.

Cue my good friend, Jay Ellington-Lee (JEL). About a year ago I received an email from Jay, saying that he was a fan of my Production work on the BrokenSea shows Escape From New York, Maudelayne and of course, Doctor Who. “Whoa!” I thought “You’re a fan of MY work ? The RW is the very reason I got into Producing AD in the first place”.

Over the course of the last year or so, Jay and I have become extremely close friends. I truly do feel honoured that Jay shared so many amazing anecdotes with me, about his time at the RW with Delia and Co., his time creating sound effects and music for Doctor Who (amongst many other shows), his time spent designing some of the most recognisable synthesizers on the planet, his film score work, his time as a pianist for the likes of Bob Dylan, and his own pioneering musical genre, “Sci-Fi Jazz” !

I think you can probably guess where this is going by now. I simply HAD to ask at some point if he’d like to re-visit his time on Doctor Who. Boy was I surprised, when Jay replied back same day, saying Yes. In fact I was so stunned, I didn’t quite believe it. That was until Jay’s various takes for the main melody arrived in my email inbox. I kid ye not folks. I literally shook so much, I nearly fell off my Producer’s chair – LOL

And it gets better too. Jay didn’t come alone. He brought with him a phenomenal Saxophone player, named Neaman Lyles, whose superb performance here gives this theme, an unnerving haunting sad quality.

So what about the rest of the theme ? Well aside from melody, the key factors in the Doctor Who theme are the bassline and effects which underpin it. The Bassline in this instance actually consists of 3 Bass sections over layered. One panned dead centre, one panned slightly left, and one slightly right. The one in the centre was played on an emulated VCS3 synth, which was always Delia’s favourite. In fact she taught Jay how to use one way beyond its original specifications.

I wanted Mak’s theme, to be a good mix of classic and new series themes to reflect the nature of our series, with a little extra something special from me. So you have all the analogue synth whooshes and sweeps of the classic themes, coupled with the more orchestral instrumentation of the new themes.

For authenticity, many of the sounds were treated with Ring Modulator effects, which were used to such incredible results at the RW (Think Dalek and Cybermen Voices amongst many other Whovian sounds). Have fun spotting the other numerous sound effects I used to build the backdrop too. And of course, for good measure, you’ll also hear a ton of my patented SKiFfle Flanged synths, and hyper-panned sounds.

So BrokenSea has now officially brought an ex-member of the Radiophonic Workshop to our Doctor Who! – OMG !!!

Thank you so much, for making my dream real Jay. It truly was an honour and privilege to work with you. Here’s to many more collaborations my friend !

And of course, welcome back aboard the TARDIS Jay !

This Theme is dedicated to my hero, the legendary Delia Derbyshire, all those at the Radiophonic Workshop who were “Pushing the Audio Envelope” before I was even born, the once and future Doctor Mark Kalita, and the BrokenSea Whovians who’ve given our take on the show so much support.

Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)
Producer / Director of :-
Doctor Who, Maudelayne and Escape From New York

The Mark Kalita Doctor theme features :-
The legendary Jay Ellington-Lee on Warped Bells and Main Melody
Neaman Lyles on Saxophone on the Main Melody
Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) on Basslines, Orchestral Instrumentation and Sound Effects
Mark Kalita as The Doctor

Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

Jay Ellington-Lee and Neaman Lyles appear courtesy of “The P-38s”

PLEASE NOTE : This version of the Theme Tune remains the Property of Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), Jay Ellington-Lee, Neaman Lyles and Mark Kalita. It may NOT be used without specific written consent from Stevie at SKiFfleAudio@gmail.com.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

The Dr. Who Theme recorded by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle), based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

The Dr. Who Theme recorded by SKiFfle, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
http://theaudiodramadirectory.com/ratings/

And to celebrate Doctor Who’s win at this year’s Sir Julius Vogel Awards, here’s a nifty new Poster.

And of course, Season 4 kicks off on 30th June. More goodies to come leading up to release of Episode 1.

http://www.specficnz.org/?p=1324

Josh is the creative genious behind the amazing custom written soundtrack for “Mechalutian”, and provided a number of “Circuit Bent” Sound Effects for that Episode also.

To read more on Circuit Bending and Josh’s various creative projects, please visit his web-site :-

http://www.manitouslair.com/

The “Let’s Build Mecha” Soundtrack can also be downloaded for free via :-

http://www.manitouslair.com/

Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

The Dr. Who Theme recorded by SKiFfle, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

The Dr. Who Theme recorded by SKiFfle, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Here’s the first piece of bonus content, leading up to Season 4 kicking off at the end of June.

Doctor Who star Elisabeth Sladen, has sadly died of Cancer aged 63. She appeared as Doctor Who assistant Sarah Jane Smith in the BBC television sci-fi series between 1973 and 1976, opposite Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker. The Liverpool-born actress also appeared in four series from 2007 of The Sarah Jane Adventures on children’s channel CBBC. She had been battling cancer for some time and leaves actor husband Brian Miller and daughter Sadie.

And Tributes from the BrokenSea Doctor Who Team :-

“Lis was the Companion when I first started watching Dr. Who as a child. This wonderful lady touched so many souls, and will always have a special place in my heart. The Whoniverse has lost a true legend here, and one it’s brightest and warmest of stars. The TARDIS feels so much emptier today. Goodnight Sarah Jane. You’ll be hugely missed.”
- Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle) – Producer / Director

“Just like Tom Baker was my first Doctor, Lis Sladen was my first companion. I was fortunate to have met her once at Chicago’s old Granada Theater in the mid-’80s and she was a lovely lady. In fact, I won a copy of the TARDIS Technical Manual in a raffle that day and she presented it to me on stage. Young fool that I was, I was so shocked that it never occurred to me to have her autograph it for me. While I’m sure Jon and Nick will be delighted to be with her again, it’s particularly sad for me when one of the major cast passes away. It’s like losing a childhood friend.”
- Mark Kalita – The Doctor

“Sarah Jane was one of my top 2 favorite companions in all of Doctor Who. She was tough and awesome and was an amazing character portrayed by an amazing actress. Ms. Sladen, you will be deeply missed.”
- Robin Carlisle – Companion, Amanda Waterfield

http://sffanz.sf.org.nz/

WhoooHooooo !!!!!!!!!

Thanks to every single person who was a part of this show, and for making this possible. U all rock !!!

Hiya Folks,

Just a quick heads up. Production on Season 4 of Doctor Who has been delayed. This has been due to several factors surrounding the “Triad of Time” Creative Team (Earthquake in Christchurch, Illnesses, and the fact that I’ve been rebuilding the BSAP Web-Site following the hack last year). We’re expecting Season 4 to kick off on a much bigger scale than ever, around the end of June. Expect a few surprise Whovian releases leading up to that point …

Stevie (AKA SKiFfle)
Producer / Director of Doctor Who.

A thousand years is a long time by anyone’s reckoning and even being time’s champion can take its toll.

Join BrokenSea Audio Productions for its third season grand finale and witness the most powerful event in The Doctor’s fabled life as he confronts both his past and his fate in The Quorum of Time – Part 2.

Written by Paul Mannering & Mark Kalita With Additional Concepts suggested by Stevie K. Farnaby

Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Starring :
Mark Kalita as The Doctor & Omega
Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield
Doug Manllen as King Arthur
Cary Ayers as Mordred
Bernadette M. Groves as Morgaine
Chris Barnes as Ancelyn
Stevie K. Farnaby as Merlin & Peter

And a Very Special Guest Star :-
The Incomparable Julian Bane as Rasillon

Music:-
The Dr. Who Theme Gold Versus Howell recorded by Darthjedi 2005, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire. Also used in this episode were various Lute recordings by Franscesca Torelli and Ambient Electronic pieces by Kirsty Harkshaw Arthurian Music by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Joseph A. Kalita: 1946-2010. “Walk in Eternity.”

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be
Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Now the story comes full circle.

A millennium in the past the Doctor and Amanda find themselves in the middle of an ongoing war between two ancient enemies. The Doctor must ensure that humanity’s future and his own past remain unchanged. Even though this means the greatest hero the world has ever known must sacrifice himself for the greatest prize in all history

Written by Paul Mannering & Mark Kalita With Additional Concepts suggested by Stevie K. Farnaby

Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Featuring the Voice Talent of :-
Mark Kalita as The Doctor
Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield
Doug Manllen as King Arthur and Destroyer
Cary Ayers as Mordred
Bernadette M. Groves as Morgaine
Chris Barnes as Ancelyn
Damaris Mannering as Guinevere
Michael Hudson as Knight Commander
Stevie K. Farnaby as Peter

Music:-
The Dr. Who Theme Gold Versus Howell recorded by Darthjedi 2005, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire. Also used in this episode were various Lute recordings by Franscesca Torelli and Ambient Electronic pieces by Kirsty Harkshaw

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be
Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Animated Teaser Trailer for the forthcoming 2010 Doctor Who Season Finale, “Quorum of Time”.
Featuring the Voices of :-
Mark Kalita as The Doctor
Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield
Produced, Engineered, Directed and Animated by Stevie K. Farnaby (AKA SKiFfle)
The following Teaser Trailer is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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When the Doctor and Amanda arrive on a seemingly dead world they find
a strange species, evolving from the ashes of an ancient war in a
unique way. Can they save this nascent life from extinction?

Written by Paul Mannering
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Featuring the Voice Talent of :-
Mark Kalita as The Doctor
Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield
Dammaris Mannering as Victoria Waterfield

The Dr. Who Theme Gold Versus Howell recorded by Darthjedi 2005, based on the
original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

The Soundtrack for this Episode was specially composed by Joshua M. Blanc (AKA
The Manitou). A free Album, “Let’s Build Mecha!” is available from
http://www.manitouslair.com/

Additional Music by :-
Kevin McCleod of http://www.Incomputech.com
SKiFfLita

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be
Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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“When The Doctor joins forces with a ruthless bounty hunter to bring a wanted murderer to justice the past, present and future collide in a way that even The Doctor never expected…”

Written by Paul Mannering
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Starring :-
Mark Kalita as The Doctor
Tanja Milojevic as Jenny
Stevie K. Farnaby as Groot, Churg 3
Paul Lavelle as Knight
Bill Hollweg as Barman
Bernadette M. Groves as Gax
Lee Sands as Churg 1
Doug Manllen as Churg 2
Cheryl Cunningham as Brecks

The Dr. Who Theme Gold Versus Howell recorded by Darthjedi 2005, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire. Also used in this episode were various musical pieces by Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone, Larry Hanks, Roland Bades, Andrew ‘blind boy’ Butler, Kellys Green, and Kevin McCleod. Additional Incidental music by SKiFfle.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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“Chicago 1929. When two gangsters steal from the wrong shipment of illegal booze they find that all their golden dreams can come true. But at a terrible price.

The Doctor and Amanda must race against a ticking alien time bomb, and the creature determined to recover the Medusa Orb at any cost.”

Written by Paul Mannering
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Starring :-
Mark Kalita as The Doctor
Robin Carlisle as Amanda
Draven Schoberg as Kid
Doug Manllen as Bogey and Guido
Caith Donovan as Moss
Will Robb as Watchman and Fitzpatrick
Lyn Cullen as Mylan
Elie Hirschman as Solly
Bernadette M Groves as Patricia
Chris Barnes as Concierge

The Dr. Who Theme Gold Versus Howell recorded by Darthjedi 2005, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire. Also used in this episode were various 1920’s era jazz / blues tracks which included pieces by Mae West, American Baroque, Georgia White, Mamie Smith’s Jazz Hounds, Meade Lux Lewis, Jason Boot. Additional Incindental music by SKiFfle.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Join us aboard the TARDIS for a Behind The Scenes peak at the 2010 Season Opener, “From The Inside”. This show is an “In-conversation” presentation, featuring Paul Mannering (Writer), Mark Kalita (The Doctor) and Stevie K. Farnaby (Producer / Engineer).

Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

The Dr. Who Theme recorded by SKiFfle, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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All space and time is threatened by the ancient Medusa Rift. An old foe is revealed and one of the Doctor’s most loyal companions must make the ultimate sacrifice to save the entire Universe.

Written by Paul Mannering
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Starring :-
Mark Kalita as The Doctor
Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield
Steven Jay Cohen as K-9
Bruce Busby as Butterworth
Michael Hudson as the Orderly
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Matron Claris
Lee Sands as Grimes

The Dr. Who Theme Gold Versus Howell recorded by Darthjedi 2005, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire. Also used in this episode were various Theremin Musical pieces from www.thereminvox.com

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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“In the 1940’s The Doctor has been trapped by an unknown enemy within Worthington Psychiatric Hospital. While he seeks answers, Amanda follows The Doctor down the rabbit hole. What strange forces are at work and what lies beyond The Rift?”

Written by Paul Mannering
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Starring :-
Mark Kalita as The Doctor
Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield
Steven Jay Cohen as K-9
Bruce Busby as Butterworth
Michael Hudson as the Orderly
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Matron Claris
Lee Sands as Grimes
Tanja Milojevic as Rebbecca
Damaris Mannering as The TARDIS Library Console
Doug Manllen as The Shadows

The Dr. Who Theme Gold Versus Howell recorded by Darthjedi 2005, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire. Also used in this episode were various Theremin Musical pieces from www.thereminvox.com

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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“What is a door for if not be opened…?
When a quiet morning in the TARDIS library is interrupted by a strange discovery, the Doctor finds himself in Worthington Psychiatric Hospital.
What strange forces are menacing the patients? Where is the TARDIS? And why are the patients disappearing?”

Written by Paul Mannering
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Starring :-
Mark Kalita as The Doctor
Bruce Busby as Butterworth
Caith Donnovan as Klein
Michael Hudson as the Orderly
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Matron Claris
Lee Sands as Grimes
Tanja Milojevic as Rebbecca

The Dr. Who Theme Gold Versus Howell recorded by Darthjedi 2005, based on the original Theme by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire. Also used in this episode were Me and My Shadow by Anthony Wayne, and various Theremin Musical pieces from www.thereminvox.com

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

In the Cast are:
The Doctor – Mark Kalita
Cybercontroller – Paul Mannering
Olivia – Adriana Melendez
Cyberleader – David Sobkowiak
Mbara – Waleed Ovase
Cyberman – Steven Jay Cohen
Cally – Al Aseoche
Corin – Stevie K Farnaby
Morgus – Stephen Kilcullen
Lalya – Audio Elan
Computer – Laura Frechette
Gann – Jim Alexander
Ooloof – Stacey Lee Spears
Zen – Paul Mannering
Amanda – Robin Carlisle
Marie – Stefania Lintonbon
Announcer – Gareth Preston
Officer – Steven Jay Cohen
Timmin – M Sieiro Garcia

The following Audio Drama is rated PG-13 (Persons Younger than 13 Should be
Accompanied by an Adult). For more info:
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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Featuring…
The Doctor – Mark Kalita
Olivia – Adriana Melendez
Cyberleader- David Sobkowiak
Anwar Saladyne – Steven Jay Cohen
Lalya – Audio Elan
Travis – David Macgyver
Timmin – M Sieiro Garcia
Mbara – Waleed Ovase
Tech2 – Lee Sands
Cyberman – Steven Jay Cohen
Computer – Laura Frechette
Cally – Al Aseoche
Morgus – Stephen Kilcullen
Corin – Stevie K Farnaby
Gann – Jim Alexander
Cybercontroller – Paul Mannering

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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

The Cast includes:
Doctor – Mark Kalita
Rakoczi – Stephen Kilcullen
Chartreaux – Ronnie Rowlands
Olivia – Adriana Melendez
Cyberman – Steven Jay Cohen
Timmin – M Sieiro Garcia
Cyberleader – David Sobkowiak
Captain – David Drage
Mbara – Waleed Ovase
Cally – Al Aseoche
Travis – David Macgyver
Anwar Saladyne – Steven Jay Cohen

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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

The Cast includes:
The Doctor – Mark Kalita
George – David Sobkowiak
K9 – Steven Jay Cohen
and featuring Ara Pelodi as Romana

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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

The Cast includes:
Victoria Damaris Mannering
Rakoczi Stephen Kilcullen
Olivia Adriana melendez
Simone April Sadowski
Nurse Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
Chartreaux Ronnie Rowlands
Gann Jim Alexander
Doctor Mark Kalita
Timmin M Sierio Garcia
Tech2 Lee Sands
Travis Dave Macgiver
Computer Laura Frechette
Cyber Leader David C. Sobkowiak
Cyber Lieutenant Steven Jay Cohen

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Part 1 – Original Air Date: May 21st 2009
In our last full episode, The Midnight Garden, Victoria Waterfield asked her butler, Lane, to contact her granddaughter, Amanda. But does Amanda want to be contacted?

Part 2 – Original Air Date: June 18th 2009
Just what does Amanda think is in that letter from her grandmother? Why won’t she read it? Featuring the voice talents of Robin Carlisle, Dave Madeley, and the late Jon Pertwee.

Part 3 – Original Air Date: July 16th 2009
In the mind of Amanda’s grandmother, Victoria Waterfield, the Universe appears more interconnected than ever. From her hospital bed, she calls for the Doctor across space and time. But, can he hear her?

Part 4 – Original Air Date: August 20th 2009
Or maybe this one should be called “Where is Amanda Waterfield?”
Amanda is seeming to make less and less sense. Derrick follows her to find out what is going on. And Shazza can’t believe what she is hearing.

Featuring :-
Robin Carlisle as Amanda Waterfield
Damaris Mannering as Victoria Waterfield
David Maciver as Lane
David Madeley as Derrick
Audio Elan as the Physician
April Sadowski as Shazza

All 4 Minisodes Written and Produced by Steven J. Cohen

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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Featuring the voice talents of:
Doctor Mark Kalita
Olivia Adriana Melendez
Nurse Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
Rakoczi Stephen Kilcullen
Victoria Damaris Mannering
Tech Paul Lavelle
Timmin M Sieiro Garcia
Travis Dave Macgiver
Computer Laura Frechette
Simone April Sadowski
Voice David Sobkowiak
Corin Stevie K Farnaby
Chartreaux Ronnie Rowlands
Gann Jim Alexander
Announcer Paul Mannering

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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Featuring the voice talents of:
Mark Kalita
Adriana Melendez
Stephen Kilcullen
M Sieiro Garcia
David Sobkowiak
Damaris Mannering
David MacIver
Stevie K Farnaby
Paul Lavelle
Laura Frechette

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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

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Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Staring:
Mark Kalita – The Doctor
Adriana Melendez – Olivia
Damaris Mannering – Victoria
David Macgyver -Lane
Steven Jay Cohen – Manx
Ronnie Rowlands – Chartreaux
M Sieiro Garcia – Timmin
Damaris Mannering – Spirit

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Written by Paul Mannering based on an original concept by Olivia Arthen.

Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

Starring:
Dr Who: Mark Kalita
Dr Who 2:Stevie K Farnaby
Olivia: Adriana Melendez
Alice: Olivia Arthen
Moffatt: Dave MacIver?
Rose: Robin Carlisle
Judoon: Bill Hollweg
Stee-Jay: Steven Jay Cohen
Bruce: Ronnie Rowlands
Announcer: Paul Mannering
Closing credits by Anastasia Sobkowiak

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Written by Paul Mannering

CAST:
The Doctor – Mark Kalita
Olivia – Adriana Melendez
Mr Copper – Terry Cooper
Hydalis – Gwendolyn Jensen Woodward
Hogol – Michael Hudson
Timmin – M Sieiro Garcia
Sarah Jane Smith – Julie Hoverson
Mr Smith – Steven Jay Cohen
Lasen – Gareth Bowley

MUSIC: by Greta

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On a starship made up to resemble a famous Old Earth vessel? No, you haven’t “seen this one before”. This time its a 19th-Century luxury locomotive. And, even if you have an eye as large as a Sensorite, there is more going on than… well, you get the idea.

(Note: This script went into production before the BBC release of The Unicorn and The Wasp)

Featuring the voice talents of Mark Kalita, Adriana Melendez, Gareth Preston, David Drage, and Paul Mannering.

Written by Steven J. Cohen
Produced, Directed and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby

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Written by Steven J. Cohen

Staring in this episode are:
Doctor Mark Kalita
Olivia Adriana Melendez
Maren April Sadowski
Ida Damaris Mannering
Rani Fiona Thraille
Omega Mark Kalita
Tiresias Stephen Kilcullen
Kate Robin Carlisle

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The Thal forces occupying Draconia scramble in an effort to contain the panic. Will the terror destroy them?

Or can it be turned to a tool for the greater good?

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In a Universe where the Dalek Threat has been nearly wiped out by the Time War, what has become of the Thals, the other sentient race from the planet Skaro?

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CAST:
Omega – Mark Kalita
Ida Scott – Damaris Mannering
Tiresias – Stephen Kilcullen
Maren – April Sadowski
Shakris – Paul Mannering
Crewman 1 – Stevie K. Farnaby
Lord Aukon – Steven Jay Cohen
Rutan Host – Stevie K. Farnaby

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BrokenSea would like to thank acidplanet.com for providing us with original music by Blind Lemon Jefferson, Swampman and The Machine, Telemetry, T Davis, Joe Quest, E Radd, and Blue Attitude.

Happy New Year BrokenSea! May this be the first of many!

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More than just a change of address, this move ushered in a change of direction for the Doctor Who team. The 2008 season brought new companions, old villains, and interlocking story arcs to the show. This season also answered a long-asked question in Doctor Who lore, as it both bridged a gap between the Eighth and Ninth Doctors, and linked the world of the Tenth Doctor into our future incarnation of the renegade Time Lord.

To aid fans, new and old, keep track of everything, we built a Whoniverse Reference Page, and a Timeline of the stories so far. The Whoniverse contains short descriptions and backgrounds for much of the season. Enjoy!

BrokenSea has assembled a talented crew of actors, writers, and technicians to bring our vision of The Doctor’s World to your MP3 player.

Blending elements of the old and new series, join The Doctor, George, and Olivia as they face fears unknown and old enemies reborn.