Gods and Monsters (Doctor Who audio)

Gods and Monsters
Big Finish Productions audio drama
Series	'Doctor Who'
Release no.	164
Featuring	Seventh Doctor, Ace Hex
Written by	Mike Maddox and Alan Barnes
Directed by	Ken Bentley
Production code	7W/AC
Length	120 minutes
Release date	September 2012

Gods and Monsters is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.

Plot

The Doctor's friends rally to rescue him from the clutches of Fenric. Each of them face their darkest nightmares, and at least one of them will not live to tell the tale.

Cast

Continuity

Ace and Hex discovered that the Doctor was missing at the start of Protect and Survive.
Fenric and the Haemovores first appeared in the 1989 Seventh Doctor television story, The Curse of Fenric.
In her first television story, 1987's Dragonfire, Ace explained that she first left Earth in the 1980s, during a botched chemistry experiment. In The Curse of Fenric, Fenric revealed that he had transported her in a Time Storm.
The Doctor is reminded of his description of Ace's home, spoken during Dragonfire, "It's an idyllic place, Perivale. Lush green meadows, village blacksmith."
Fenric claimed he had a backup companion in mind for the Doctor, a Welsh girl on a motorcycle. This is a reference to Ray, in the 1987 television story, Delta and the Bannermen. This is an obscure joke, as that character was, at one point, being considered as a new companion, before it was decided to introduce Ace.^[1]
The Doctor claims he had first suspected Fenric's return in the 2009 audio story, The Magic Mousetrap.
The Truth Sayer was explained in Project: Nirvana.
Peggy and Albert were introduced in Protect and Survive.
Weyland claims to have directly influenced the creation of The Forge, and manipulated the lives of all of its personnel.
Hex was shot in The Angel of Scutari. He was returned to health in the next story, Project: Destiny, seemingly at the hands of The Forge.

Notes

A alternative cover was first released, to conceal Fenric's glowing eyes and the inclusion of the Haemovores. A satellite dish appeared on the fake cover in place of the Haemovores. The actual cover was not revealed until just before the audio's release.^[2]

External links

Big Finish Productions - Gods and Monsters

References

Seventh Doctor audio plays

Mel	The Fires of Vulcan Bang-Bang-a-Boom! Flip-Flop Unregenerate! Red We Are The Daleks The Warehouse Terror of the Sontarans

Ace	The Fearmonger The Genocide Machine Dust Breeding Colditz The Rapture The Prisoner's Dilemma Thin Ice 1963: The Assassination Games Destiny of the Doctor: Shockwave The Light at the End You Are the Doctor & Other Stories Nightshade

Ace & Raine	Crime of the Century Animal Earth Aid

Ace & Hex	The Harvest Dreamtime LIVE 34 Night Thoughts The Settling No Man's Land Nocturne The Dark Husband Forty-Five The Magic Mousetrap Enemy of the Daleks The Angel of Scutari Project: Destiny A Death in the Family Lurkers at Sunlight's Edge Protect and Survive Black and White Gods and Monsters Afterlife Revenge of the Swarm Mask of Tragedy Signs and Wonders

Ace & Benny	The Shadow of the Scourge The Dark Flame Love and War The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield The Triumph of Sutekh Theatre of War All Consuming Fire

Benny	Bernice Summerfield and the Criminal Code The Highest Science

Benny, Chris & Roz	Original Sin

Chris & Roz	Damaged Goods

Klein	A Thousand Tiny Wings Survival of the Fittest & Klein’s Story The Architects of History UNIT: Dominion Persuasion Starlight Robbery Daleks Among Us

Ace & Mel	A Life of Crime Fiesta of the Damned Maker of Demons

Alone	The Sirens of Time Last of the Titans Excelis Decays Project: Lazarus Master Return of the Daleks Valhalla Frozen Time The Death Collectors & Spider's Shadow Kingdom of Silver & Keepsake A Death in the Family The Four Doctors Robophobia The Doomsday Quatrain House of Blue Fire The Shadow Heart The Two Masters Harvest of the Sycorax

Other	Death Comes to Time Zagreus The Wormery Thicker Than Water The Final Amendment Project: Nirvana The Defectors Doom Coalition

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