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3. Full Fathom Five

Written by David Bishop
Directed by Jason Haigh-Ellery
Sound Design, Post Production and Music
by Andy Hardwick and Gareth Jenkins
David Collings (The Doctor), Ed Bishop (General Flint), Siri O’Neal (Ruth), Jeremy James (Hoskins), Matthew Benson (Professor Vollmer), Jack Galagher (Lee).

“If I told you the truth, I’d have to kill you...”
The Deep-sea Energy Exploration Project was apparently destroyed by dirty bombs in 2039 AD, turning the surrounding sea bed into a radioactive tomb. Rumours suggest the DEEP was conducting illegal, unethical experiments...

In 2066 the Doctor discovers the research centre remains intact. The terrible truth about what happened twenty-seven years ago will soon be revealed. The Doctor is determined to be the first to uncover and confront the secrets of the DEEP.

But unearthing the past can have terrible consequences for your future...

This is the third audio in the Doctor Who Unbound series.

If we told you the What if? scenario in advance, we’d have to kill you.

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4. He Jests at Scars

Written and directed by Gary Russell
Sound Design and Post Production by Jim Mortimore
Music by Jim Mortimore
Michael Jayston (The Valeyard), Bonnie Langford (Mel), Anthony Keetch (Co-ordinator Vansell), Tim Preece (The President), Juliet Warner (Ellie Martin), Jane McFarlane (Nula), Mark Donovan (Gerrof).

The thing about meddling with time is that one moment something is real, the next, it’s been erased. Probability becomes just a possibility. Established truth becomes a theoretical falsehood. Like dominoes, as one timeline falls, the others come cascading down around it. You can engineer new timelines, new possibilities, but before long, the distinction between what is, what was, what might be and what never can be becomes blurred.
Out of this grow myths, lies and legends. The Doctor was one such legend, but no one knows whether he truly ever existed. Well, not now they don’t. The Mighty One, ruling the multiverses from the eternal city of Chronopolis, has made sure of that.

The fourth audio in the Doctor Who Unbound series poses the question:

What if... the Valeyard had won?

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5. Deadline

Written by Robert Shearman
Directed by Nicholas Briggs
Sound Design, Post Production and Music by Nicholas Briggs
Sir Derek Jacobi (Martin), Genevieve Swallow (Susan), Peter Forbes (Philip), Jacqueline King (Barbara), Ian Brooker (Sydney), Adam Manning (Tom).

It’s been forty years since Martin Bannister encountered the Doctor. They were different men back then. Martin was young and talented and the Times’ seventh Most Promising Writer To Watch Out For. The Doctor was mysterious, crotchety, and possibly Oriental.
It was an encounter that destroyed both their lives.

Pity poor Martin now. His career is in ruins, all forgotten. His estranged wives keep dying in the wrong order. And there’s a nasty green stain by the wardrobe that could be an alien footprint. Or possibly just mould.

Martin’s life is about to change unexpectedly. Impromptu poetry readings, elephant expeditions, an obligatory Bug-Eyed Monster. And a last desperate chance for love, before it’s too late.

Sounds like it’s time for the Doctor to come into Martin’s life again, and sort him out. Permanently.

The fifth audio in the Doctor Who Unbound series poses the question:

What if... Doctor Who had never quite made it to television?

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6. Exile

Written and Directed by Nicholas Briggs
Music, Sound Design and Post Production by Nicholas Briggs
Arabella Weir (The Doctor), Hannah Smith (Cherrie), Jeremy James (Cheese), Toby Longworth (Time Lord 1), David Tennant (Time Lord 2), Graham Duff (Mr Baggit), Nicholas Briggs (Previous Doctor).


“They want to punish me for being me!”
All the Doctor has to do to avoid being caught by the Time Lords is work in a supermarket and go to the pub. It’s a cunning plan -- certainly far less dangerous than fighting the dreaded Quarks and all those other alien fiends.

But just when everything seemed mundane and safe, alien transmissions, exploding poison gas, Princess Anne and wobbly trolleys burst onto the scene to ruin everything. It’s a crisis! A fiendish alien plot! And the Doctor must use all the resources at her disposal to defeat it. She’ll probably need to have a large vodka first, though.

The sixth audio in the Doctor Who Unbound series poses the questionL

What if... the Doctor had escaped the justice of the Time Lords?


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7. A Storm of Angels

Written by Marc Platt
Directed by John Ainsworth
Music, Sound Design and Post Production by ERS
Geoffrey Bayldon (The Doctor), Carole Ann Ford (Susan), Cameron Stewart (Francis Drake), Ivor Danvers (Doctor John Dee), Ian Hallard (Zeuro), Nicholas Deal (Anthony Fettiplace), Shiv Grewal (Mr Raju), Kate Brown (Queen Elizabeth), Ian Brooker (Shewstone / Bosun).


What if... the Doctor really had changed History, even just the tiniest bit?
1480: Leonardo da Vinci visits the stars.
1508: Vasco da Gama sets foot on Mars.
1585: Francis Drake begins charting the Asteroid Belt.
1588: Earth is destroyed by a storm of angels.

The Doctor was really enjoying his freedom. But now there’s a Temporal Agent on his tail. Gloriana and the President of Gallifrey are not amused. And Susan’s none too well either.

Possibilities, like the Doctor, have a habit of running away with themselves. But who cares, when the jewels are so dazzling…

The seventh audio in the Doctor Who Unbound series poses the question:

What if... the Doctor really had changed history? It follows the events of Auld Mortality, including the ones that didn’t happen.


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8. Masters of War

The Doctor — David Warner
The Brigadier — Nicholas Courtney
Davros — Terry Molloy
The Daleks — Nicholas Briggs
Nadel — Amy Pemberton
Gillen — Sarah Douglas
Delt — Jeremy James
Toloc — Christopher Heywood


A new adventure for a new Doctor in a new Dimension…

The Doctor and his travelling companion, retired army officer Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart, take a random trip in the TARDIS - and land on the planet Skaro. The Doctor helped the Thals to defeat the Daleks years ago, so he is surprised to find the Thal city under Dalek occupation. He determines to help them again, but what is the Daleks' purpose in keeping the Thals alive? Does it have anything to do with the Daleks' mythical creator, named in their teachings as Davros?

This is a sequel to Sympathy for the Devil.
As the previous story was named after a Rolling Stones song, this play is named for a Bob Dylan song.
In this audio drama, David Warner plays an alternative Third Doctor. He previously appeared with his "predecessor" Patrick Troughton in The Omen.
The incident in 1972 that the Brigadier mentions is apparently an alternate version of the events of 1972's Day of the Daleks

The eighth audio in the Doctor Who Unbound series poses the question:

What if...the Doctor had not been UNIT's scientific advisor (Part 2)?