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The Dimension Of Lost Things                  


The Fugitive Doctor: Most Wanted 1.3                                                                   


‘I see you, but I do not fear you’


Still on the run the Doctor takes drastic action to evade her former employers. She finds herself somewhere ‘else’



As the title suggests and describes, its a dimension of lost things, old mobile phones, keys teddy bears etc. And maybe The Doctors memories? I did have a bit of trouble at the start, my mind wonders, and there were some periods of no dialogue, just effects and music.


The real pull in this audio is the fact that the Doctor meets herself. There are time pockets so it seems that she gets transported back a year, but there’s a bit more to it than that. The issue with two versions of the same character in an audio means that its never easy to tell which version is talking, and I did find that in this.


There are a couple of pseudo companions, and some nice ideas. Winds that can wipe your memories for instance.


There is a twist involving the two Doctors, and as Cosmo is still chasing her its comes across a bit War Doctor. 


As for the ‘I see you, but I do not fear you’, well I was a bit distracted when I listened, and another listen is needed. Its quite a busy episode, but enjoyable.

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