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The Acheron Pulse is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who . ^[1]

Contents

• Plot
• Cast
• Continuity
• Notes
• References
• External links

Plot

The Doctor returns to The Drashani Empire, which is now under attack from alien invaders known as The Wrath.

Cast

• The Doctor – Colin Baker
• Tenebris – James Wilby
• Dukhin – Joseph Kloska
• Teesha – Jane Slavin
• Vincol – Chris Porter
• Boritz – John Banks
• Athrid – Chook Sibtain
• Olerik – Carol Noakes
• Empress Cheni – Kirsty Besterman

Continuity

• This is the second in a trilogy of stories that began with the Fifth Doctor in The Burning Prince and concludes with the Seventh Doctor in The Shadow Heart .
• Three decades have passed since the Doctor's last visit.

Notes

• In the Whovian timeline, this story takes place between Urgent Calls and The Marian Conspiracy .
• Chook Sibtain was in the 2009 Tenth Doctor episode The Waters of Mars , as well as The Sarah Jane Adventures story, Warriors of Kudlak .
• Jane Slavin was in the 1993 Third Doctor radio play, The Paradise of Death .

References

External links

• The Acheron Pulse