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Not a bad story.

Silly and bit thin on the plot, but enjoyable.

This was a fun, quick, listen! Bonus: Catherine Tate does most of the narration on this one! Fans of Doctor Who are sure to enjoy!

This production is good, but not great. It is part of a larger collection for the 50th anniversary special.

http://nwhyte.livejournal.com/2032663.html

This is an audiobook narrated by Arthur Darvill in the first person as Rory Williams. It has a lot of good things going for it, including two differently interesting types of alien, a nicely constructed time paradox, and not least Darvill's usual excellent performance as Rory reflecting on his odd relationship with the Doctor. There is a major plot implausibility, though, rather early on where Rory leaves a desperately ill Amy on her own in order to go gallivanting off with the Doctor looking for a cure; this seemed to me emotionally tone-deaf. Though not as bad as the treatment of River Pond's relationship with her parents.

http://nwhyte.livejournal.com/1868882.html

A decent enough audiobook read very effectively by David Troughton; aliens intrude into an 1827 British expedition on the Amazon, with some fairly horrific experiments being carried out on their captives - not really one for the younger listener!