The first trailer for the eagerly awaited Locum Doctors trilogy is now online!

June sees the release of the 200th Release in our Doctor Who Monthly Range; and the celebration begins now with the release of the trailer for Doctor Who: The Defectors, the first instalment of the celebratory ‘Locum Doctor’s trilogy’ (as script editor Alan Barnes has nicknamed it); in which the Seventh Doctor finds himself replacing his third incarnation…

Jo Grant is shocked to find most of her colleagues are missing. Then she discovers that the Doctor has inexplicably changed.

But there’s little time to worry about it all, as she and her misplaced Time Lord friend are whisked to the mysterious Delphin Isle on a matter of national security. There, they encounter a disturbingly odd form of local hospitality and learn of a highly classified incident that took place during the Cold War.

Why exactly have they been brought here? And what is the truth concerning the bodies in the harbour and the vast project being undertaken under a cloak of secrecy?

Doctor Who: The Defectors is written by Nicholas Briggs, and stars Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor, Katy Manning as Jo Grant and Richard Franklin as Captain Mike Yates.

The ‘Locum Doctors trilogy’ continues in May with Doctor Who: Last of the Cybermen, before concluded in June with Doctor Who: The Secret History; where the sinister force behind the Doctor’s misplacement is finally revealed…

Our next set of Novel Adaptations is release in May; and today we can announce a special bonus download for Big Finish customers

Work is nearly complete on the exclusive documentary for the Limited Special Edition ofDoctor Who – Novel Adaptations Volume 2: The Well Mannered War/Damaged Goods.

But due to a wealth of behind the scenes recording made for this release, sound designer Jamie Griffiths has pulled out all the stops, and prepared a special extended cut of the documentary; running to a whopping 120 minutes!

The Extended Documentary will be exclusive to those who order the Limited Edition set through the Big Finish website, and will be available for download soon after release.

This exclusive download will include an extended interview with Damaged Goods writer and former Doctor Who Showrunner Russell T Davies, as well as extra insights from the cast and crew.

The physical release comes in deluxe limited edition packaging, with contains a stunning array of professional photos of the cast, and an exclusive written introduction by Russell T Davies.

Doctor Who – Novel Adaptations Volume 2: The Well Mannered War/Damaged Goods is released in May and available to pre-order now.

It’s time for another Dark Eyes 4 reveal, with Tom Saunders’s fantastic video trailer for the Eighth Doctor’s next adventure…

Doctor Who: Dark Eyes 4 will be available for download on March 2nd 2015 to all purchases, with CD copies being dispatched later in the Month. The five-disc boxset is available to pre-order now for just £20.

If you haven’t yet listened to the series, all four boxsets can be bought together as part of theDark Eyes Complete Bundle for only £80.

Doctor Who: Dark Eyes 4 is written by John Dorney and Matt Fitton, and stars Paul McGann, Nicola Walker, Alex McQueen, Nicholas Briggs, Dan Starkey, David Sibley, Barnaby Kay, Beth Chalmers and Sorcha Cusack. It is directed by Ken Bentley and produced by David Richardson.

For more of Tom’s fantastic video trailers, visit the Big Finish Youtube Channel.

We’ve just been handed the gorgeous cover art for the final chapter of the Dark Eyes saga!

Tom Webster’s latest set of wonderful covers gives us a tantalising glimpse of the Eighth Doctor’s greatest battle yet. There are scores to settle and conspiracies to be fought, as the terrible truth behind the Dark Eyes is finally revealed…

Dark Eyes 4 stars Paul McGann as The Eighth Doctor and Nicola Walker as Liv Chenka, in four blockbuster stories from writers John Dorney and Matt Fitton…

4.1 A Life in the Day by John Dorney

The Doctor and Liv return to post-World War I London, where the Doctor meets Kitty Donaldson (Beth Chalmers), and Liv strikes a friendship with her brother Martin (Barnaby Kay). But what mysterious force is hunting them?

4.2 The Monster of Montmartre by Matt Fitton

The Doctor and Liv’s investigations bring them to Paris, where a monster stalks the streets.

4.3 Master of the Daleks by John Dorney

The Master and the Dalek Time Controller have forged an alliance. History hangs in the balance, and this time the Doctor can’t help…

4.4 Eye of Darkness by Matt Fitton

It’s the endgame. Truths will be revealed, and a hero will make the ultimate sacrifice.

Dark Eyes 4 will be released as a download to all purchasers on March the 2nd, 2015, with the CD boxset being sent out soon after.

Pre-Orders are open now; and you can catch up on the entire saga so far with the Dark Eyes Complete Bundle, collecting all four boxsets at an unbeatable price.

Today we can update some of the details of the next three releases on our new range of downloadable Doctor Who – Short Trips stories…

Our Doctor Who – Monthly Short Trips range continues in March with Doctor Who – Time Tunnel, with a brand new cover from designer Mark Plastow now online:

Reports are coming in to UNIT of trains emerging from a railway tunnel in Sussex, their passengers and drivers dead. The Doctor elects to drive a train through the tunnel himself, but when he emerges Jo sees to her horror that he is covered in ice. Something in the tunnel has driven him close to the point of death. What can it be?

In April, Doctor Who – The Ghost Trap is released, with again a cover now online to be viewed:

Responding to a salvage team’s distress call, the Doctor and Leela arrive on a crippled space ship. Its owners, the Dihmokk, are a secretive race of space mariners whose navigation skills make them the envy of the galaxy. The salvage team are long dead, but their last log entries speak of a spectre stalking the ship’s halls, picking them off one by one. When the pair become separated, Leela must fight for survival whilst the Doctor seeks to understand the nature of the ghost…

And in May we release Doctor Who – The King of the Dead, with story details now confirmed:

When the Doctor, Nyssa and Tegan arrive in 1980s London, they find the current hot ticket is The King of the Dead, an interactive theatre experience they’ve inadvertently become part of. The Doctor settles into his usual role – trying to save the day after discovering an alien presence – but it’s Nyssa who finds herself dealing with someone who is working from a different script entirely…

A photo of Sarah Sutton at the recording of this tale can be seen on the behind-the-scenes page of this new tale.

The Doctor Who – Monthly Short Trips range are individually available at £2.99 a download, or can be bought in a money-saving Subscription.

Here’s a photo from studio as Maureen O’Brien plays Vicki in one of June’s Doctor Who – The First Doctor Companion Chronicles Box Set stories…

Ian Potter’s The Unwinding World is the first story to be named in June’s upcoming Doctor Who – The First Doctor Companion Chronicles Box Set. Pictured recording this tale is Maureen O’Brien, who played Vicki in Doctor Who in 1965, reprising the character for Big Finish in a number of Doctor Who – The Companion Chronicles and Doctor Who – The Early Adventures. She is shown here with Alix Dunmore, her co-star in The Unwinding World.

The cover image for Doctor Who – The First Doctor Companion Chronicles Box Set, is now online: visit the page for a special pre-order price on CD or Download.