Relative Dimensions

Relative Dimensions
Big Finish Productions audio drama
Series	Doctor Who
Range	Eighth Doctor Adventures
Release number	4.07
Featuring	Eighth Doctor Lucie Miller
Writer	Marc Platt
Director	Barnaby Edwards
Producer	Jamie Robertson - Music & Sfx
Executive producer	Nicholas Briggs
Production code	BFPDWCDMG031
Release date	December 2010

Relative Dimensions is an audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. This audio drama was produced by Big Finish Productions.^[1]

Plot

The Doctor invites his granddaughter and recently discovered great-grandson to have Christmas dinner in the TARDIS with him and Lucie. Little does he realise that a long forgotten danger is lurking in the TARDIS and somehow it is draining all of the power.

Cast

Notes

The Christmas that the Doctor feels he needs to make up for occurred in Death in Blackpool.
The Doctor's great-grandson, Alex, was introduced in An Earthly Child. He is played by Paul McGann's son.
For Susan and Alex, six months have passed since An Earthly Child.
This is one of the few stories, in audio or television, to take place almost entirely within the TARDIS.
The chiropteran creatures flying around inside the TARDIS (fledershrews) were seen in the 1996 TV movie.
Susan obtained the fish in Quinnis, also released in December 2010 and also written by Marc Platt.
Lucie, Susan and Alex subsequently return in Lucie Miller.
This story should not be confused with the Seventh Doctor novel Relative Dementias.
Jamie Robertson, has composed a unique choral score which is heard throughout. It includes the song Christmas Time, performed by the Poringland Singers, written by Jamie Robertson and Ian Elliot
At the end of the story the Doctor breaks the fourth wall to wish listeners a happy Christmas. This is a homage to the 1965 episode The Feast of Steven, in which William Hartnell's Doctor similarly addresses the audience.

Broadcast

Relative Dimensions was broadcast on digital radio station BBC Radio 4 Extra on 15 Jan 2013 as a single hour-long episode.^[2]^[3]

References

↑ "Doctor Who - Eighth Doctor Adventures - 4.07. Relative Dimensions". Big Finish. Retrieved May 2013.
↑ "Doctor Who on BBC Radio 4 Extra". BBC. Retrieved May 2013.
↑ "BBC Radio 4 Extra- Doctor Who, Relative Dimensions". BBC. Retrieved May 2013.

External links

Relative Dimensions

Eighth Doctor audio dramas

Big Finish Main Range	Storm Warning Sword of Orion The Stones of Venice Minuet in Hell Invaders from Mars The Chimes of Midnight Seasons of Fear Embrace the Darkness The Time of the Daleks Neverland Zagreus Scherzo The Creed of the Kromon The Natural History of Fear The Twilight Kingdom Faith Stealer The Last Caerdroia The Next Life Terror Firma Scaredy Cat Other Lives Time Works Something Inside Memory Lane Absolution The Girl Who Never Was The Company of Friends The Silver Turk The Witch from the Well Army of Death

The Eighth Doctor Adventures	Blood of the Daleks Horror of Glam Rock Immortal Beloved Phobos No More Lies Human Resources Dead London Max Warp Brave New Town The Skull of Sobek Grand Theft Cosmos The Zygon Who Fell to Earth Sisters of the Flame / Vengeance of Morbius Orbis Hothouse The Beast of Orlok Wirrn Dawn The Scapegoat The Cannibalists The Eight Truths / Worldwide Web Death in Blackpool Situation Vacant Nevermore The Book of Kells Deimos / The Resurrection of Mars Relative Dimensions Prisoner of the Sun Lucie Miller / To the Death

Dark Eyes	Dark Eyes Dark Eyes 2 Dark Eyes 3 Dark Eyes 4

Doom Coalition	Doom Coalition 1 Doom Coalition 2 Doom Coalition 3 Doom Coalition 4

Other	Living Legend Shada An Earthly Child Survival of the Fittest & Klein's Story The Four Doctors Solitaire Destiny of the Doctor: Enemy Aliens The Light at the End The Rulers of the Universe The Sontaran Ordeal The Eighth Doctor: The Time War

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