''The Demons of Red Lodge and Other Stories'' is a

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based on the long-running British

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series ''

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''. It features the winner of Big Finish's Opportunity for New Writers contest in which they accepted unsolicited amateur submissions. Rick Briggs's "The Entropy Composition" was chosen from about 1200 submissions. It stars

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and

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as Nyssa.

''The Demons of Red Lodge''

by Jason Arnopp Nyssa and the Doctor suddenly wake up in Red Lodge, Suffolk in the year 1665. Panicked by recent memory loss, they quickly run into some very familiar faces. * Emily Cobham/Ivy Cobham – Susan Kyd * Villagers –

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, John Dorney

''The Entropy Composition''

by Rick Briggs ''White Waves, Soft Haze'', a

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symphony by Geoff Cooper, was produced in 1968, but never released. * Erisi – Andree Bernard * Naloom – Ian Brooker * Mrs Moloney –

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* Geoff Cooper –

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''Doing Time''

by William Gallagher The Doctor spends over a year locked up in a prison on the planet Folly. * Janson Hart – John Dorney * Governor Chaplin – Susan Kyd * Dask/Judge/Jabreth/Hobbling Pete – Duncan Wibsey

''Special Features''

by John Dorney The Doctor contributes DVD Commentary to a 1970s horror movie, ''Doctor Demonic's Tales of Terror''. * Martin Ashcroft – James Fleet * Sir Jack Merrivale/Professor Bromley/Narrator – Ian Brooker * Johanna Bourke/Carlotta – Joanna Monro * Mr Pinfield/Yokel/Running Man/Carriage Driver – John Dorney

Notes

* In the Whovian timeline, this story takes place between '' Plague of the Daleks'' and ''

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''.

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Demons Of Red Lodge And Other Stories, The 2010 audio plays Fifth Doctor audio plays Fiction set in 1665 Fiction set in 1968 Fiction set in 2001