Doctor Who Hornets Nest Vinyl
HOn limited edition vinyl for the very first time, Demon Records presents the unique audio adventure that first instigated Tom Baker’s remarkable return to the role of the Doctor since his television departure.
Pre-order The Hornet’s Nest on vinyl now ahead of its release on the 6th May 2022.
When Captain Mike Yates is reunited with his old friend The Doctor, he finds him besieged by a powerful race of insects intent on global domination. As the Time Lord recounts his recent adventures across the centuries, it becomes clear that the fate of mankind is in the hands of the Doctor, Mike and the peculiar Mrs Wibbsey…
An exclusive, frameable portrait of the Fourth Doctor – every copy of which has been individually signed by Tom Baker himself – is just one of the treats inside this stunningly designed package.
An impressive, die-cut removable outer sleeve houses a hornet-adorned lidded box, inside which are 10 individual, exquisitely illustrated LP sleeves featuring full cast and credited for each story.
Also included is The Doctor’s Journal, a large 16-page full colour booklet detailing the Time Lord’s notes and illustrations from his battles against the hornets.
Presented across 10 x 140g alternating Yellow and Black vinyl discs, this full-cast audio adventure by Paul Magrs stars Tom Baker as the Doctor, with Richard Franklin as Mike Yates and Susan Jameson as Mrs Wibbsey.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvpKG_SOI3E
Hornets’ Nest is the umbrella title of a five-story audio drama arc released in the closing months of 2009 in CD and digital download formats by BBC Audio.
The Doctor’s advert refers to “giant maggots”, (The Green Death)”super intelligent spiders” (Planet of the Spiders) and “prehistoric monsters”. (Invasion of the Dinosaurs)
The Doctor mentions that he has been fighting giant rats, (The Talons of Weng Chiang) killer robots (The Robots of Death) and a skull from the dawn of time. (Image of the Fendahl)
The Doctor mentions travelling with a Dodo once. (The Massacre of St Bartholomew’s Eve)
The Doctor says he gets on well with insects apart from the Zarbi (The Web Planet) and the Wirrn. (The Ark in Space)
