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Damaged Goods. OCTOBER 1996 Damaged Goods is one of the most inventive and memorable Doctor Who novels . that I’ve ever come across. Too broad and too deep for the small screen in more ways than one, Russell T Davies’ observant novel truly lives up to the New ...
Doctor Who: Damaged Goods was nominated for 2016 Scribe Awards Best Audio This is a five-disc Limited Edition which includes a behind the scenes interview disc and a cover exclusive to this release. The physical edition also comes in deluxe, numbered packaging, featuring a stunning array of professional photos of the cast.
I was very excited when i saw in the paper that damaged goods was a story written by Russell T davies during the years doctor who was no longer on. Then i got even more excited when i discovered it was Sylvestor Mccoy's doctor as i think he is highly underrated but is just brilliant especially if you have listened to his doctors audio dramas.
You can, assuming you can get hold of a copy. Roz and Cwej are slightly more involved than other companions, but it wouldn’t be too different to starting Doctor Who in the middle of Series 3 for example. That said, be advised that Damaged Goods is very “out there”. Tonally it’s sort of a precursor to Torchwood. It’s not a fun romp.
24 de oct. de 1996 · “Wherever this cocaine has travelled, it hasn’t gone alone. Death has been its attendant. Death in a remarkably violent and inelegant form.” The Seventh Doctor, Chris and Roz, arrive at the Quadrant, a troubled council block in Thatcher’s Britain. There’s a new drug on the streets, a drug that’s killing to a plan. Somehow, the very ordinary people of the Quadrant are involved. And ...
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22 de may. de 2017 · As a result, Damaged Goods the audio is bursting with energy, creativity and humanity; scene after scene of memorable dialogue and fine performances and the whole piece culminates in an unforgettable climax. It’s a beautifully told Doctor Who story now and Morris deserves a lot of kudos for pulling that off.
