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Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Tales
- Eleventh Doctor Audio Originals
- Narrated by: Arthur Darvill, Matt Smith, Meera Syal
- Length: 17 hrs and 44 mins
- Radio/TV Programme
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Summary
Matt Smith, Arthur Darvill and Meera Syal are among the readers of this exclusive collection of original audio adventures.
Join the Eleventh Doctor on journeys in time and space in the stories 'The Runaway Train' by Oli Smith, 'The Ring of Steel' by Stephen Cole, 'The Jade Pyramid' by Martin Day, 'The Hounds of Artemis' by James Goss, 'The Gemini Contagion' by Jason Arnopp, 'Eye of the Jungle' by Darren Jones, 'Blackout' by Oli Smith, 'The Art of Death' by James Goss, 'Darkstar Academy' by Mark Morris, 'Day of the Cockroach' by Steve Lyons, 'The Nu-Humans' by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright, 'The Empty House' by Simon Guerrier, 'Sleepers in the Dust' by Darren Jones and 'Snake Bite' by Scott Handcock.
The readers are Matt Smith, Arthur Darvill, Clare Corbett, Meera Syal, David Troughton, Stuart Milligan, Raquel Cassidy, Alexander Armstrong and Frances Barber.
Duration: 15 hours approx.
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- Katie
- 21-02-20
If you’re a fan this is definitely worth listening to.
Overall:
The stories all include Matt Smiths Doctor and Amy, most include Rory too and are mainly set after they marry.
Each story is good, all the writers have done a great job blending the tv characters into their story. The narrators overall were good, although most struggled with Amy’s Scottish accent. Definitely worth listening to if you’re a Doctor Who fan!
Runaway Train
Written by Oli Smith
Read by Matt Smith
The overall story is very good. Matt Smith is very good as a narrator, though his Scottish accent isn’t the best in this story.
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The Doctor needs to get an alien device away from the Confederate army and somewhere safe. Who better than a bunch of outlaws and Amy Pond to help?
Unfortunately the train he escapes on is running out of track, and the Confederate army and a space ship full of aliens are chasing him down.
How will he win this time?
The Ring of Steel
Written by Stephen Cole,
Read by Arthur Darvill
Wow. Arthur really captures you in the story. His voices are very good. The overall story feels rushed but is quite interesting. I’d have liked a little more detail but it’s still worth a listen.
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The Doctor and Amy land not far from a protest. Curious they investigate...
The protest is about the pylons blighting the landscape which shouldn’t be there in the first place. As the protesters move closer, and tempers rise, the ground suddenly breaks open, tarmac splitting and swallowing people. Amy and the Doctor are separated and the Doctor taken to meet the aliens behind the building of the pylons.
Can the Doctor save the world again?
The Jade Pyramid
Written by Martin Day
Read by Matt Smith
A very intriguing story, again excellently read by Matt Smith.
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Only monks are allowed through the door the Doctor believes the call is coming from so he and Amy must find a way of investigating, before the artefacts are seized for the lack of tax payment the villagers have been sending.
The Hounds of Artemis
Written by James Goss
Read by Matt Smith and Claire Corbett
Another brilliant storyline, very well performed, though it felt very broken up. You would be sucked into the story then thrown back out as the diary pages were turned.
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In Smyrna, Eastern Turkey, 1929, they’ve found a temple to the Goddess Artemis. Upon opening the door those excavating are shocked to find the Doctor and Amy.
Bradley Stapleton is the only archaeologist left, there have been strange happenings and disappearances. Lord Woolcroft is funding the expedition and hopes to find something like Tutankhamun’s tomb. Miss Van-der Cass and Amy work together cleaning the pottery collected as the excavation continues.
The Doctor knows something bad happened here, people on this excavation died and the tomb was lost to time - but how? How does the howling in the night connect to it? And what went wrong?
You get to find out as Helen Stapleton reads the documents she received, to you.
The Gemini Contagion
Written by Jason Arnopp
Read by Meera Syal
Great story, brilliantly narrated.
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Antibacterial gel is common place but now there’s an antiviral gel called Gemini, that can make you understand every language in the universe.
Developed and produced on the ice-planet Vinsk, in the year 2112, the first shipment is about to be sent back to Earth. Two of the ships crew, intrigued, decide to try it. Becoming strange, and otherworldly they begin infecting everyone and the manufacturer Zalnex, and the scientist in charge of creating the antiviral gel, Korn Peloa, realise they’ve made a big mistake.
With Amy trapped on board the ship, almost certain to catch the infection, can the Doctor cure everyone and prevent the spread of the infection to Earth?
The Eye of the Jungle
Written by Darren Jones
Read by David Troughton
The story is very good and well written. David Troughton is okay as a narrator- his let down was the accents. I’m not sure what he was trying to do but again it seems the Scottish accent was just out of reach. The cut to the opening theme tune is pretty poor - it could have been much better. This book straddles two chapters unlike the previous books (chapters 6 & 7).
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The Doctor, Amy and Rory accidentally land in the Amazon rainforest, in 1827. They stroll into the forest and find an abandoned campsite. After hearing a noise they look into the trees to find themselves surrounded by caimans.
After a lucky escape they are taken back to a village which has become the base of operations for a naturalist called Edwin Garrett. He and his team are searching for animals to capture and take back to England to be put on show at London Zoo.
The Doctor, Amy and Rory discover there have been many disappearances in and around the village. These disappearances are blamed on the ‘Eye of the Jungle’. During the night there are more disappearances and the Doctor decides to take Amy and Rory back to the TARDIS where they will be safe... but the TARDIS is gone!
The Doctor will need to keep his companions safe whilst he discovers where everything is going to and retrieves it. As he faces an eye in the jungle though, all bets are off.
Blackout
Written by Oli Smith
Read by Stuart Milligan
The story’s okay, unfortunately I found it not as good as the other ones in the set so far. I wasn’t a fan of the narrator. I didn’t really like any of the accents that he did except for the American one as an American narrator he tried his best to speak with an English accent and a Scottish accent and I don’t actually think they work that well, they kind of threw me out of the story, perhaps that’s why I’ve not really enjoyed it as much as the others.
SPOILERS:
Aliens are attacking New York. The Doctor, Amy, and Rory split up, Amy and Rory going together and the Doctor meeting a very special person. Clint Carra Is the only person in New York who says he’s been abducted by aliens.
The Doctor believes him and so the adventure begins. Can the Doctor, with Amy and Rory’s help save the humans of New York?
The Art of Death
Written by James Goss
Read by Raquel Cassidy
A wonderful story, very well thought out, and beautifully told. As with other narrators the accents aren’t quite right but for this story it doesn’t actually matter because you don’t hear them much.
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A story about Penelope;
On her first day at the gallery, Penelope is tasked with sitting in the paradox chamber and insuring nobody looks directly at it, then the Doctor appears and steals her sandwich!
After leaving a short message and discovering that all the artists who have stared at the paradox to paint it have gone insane, the Doctor disappears.
Penelope’s life continues and she looks forward to the next time she’ll meet the Doctor. But what is the paradox? Why is it there? And how will the Doctor find his way back to Amy, Rory, and Penelope?
Darkstar Acadamy
Written by Mark Morris
Read by Alexander Armstrong
And intriguing story, well written. It’s refreshing that the narrator didn’t try to do a Scottish accent, very well played.
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There is a disturbance in time that affects the Tardis. After landing in a stable, the Doctor, Amy, and Rory find themselves at a 1950s style school.
After being taken to the headmaster by the prefects at gunpoint, the Doctor convinces the Headmaster that they are school inspectors. The Doctor, Amy, and Rory split up to inspect the school.
The Doctor finds something out of place, Amy finds something out of place, and Rory meets up with a boy who is being bullied, he’s called Milton. Rory and Milton meet up with Amy but before they have chance to find the Doctor they hear screams from the floor above. Racing to see what’s wrong they find spiderlike creatures attacking a teacher. The creatures chase after them and Milton falls but they don’t have time to go back for him luckily the spider like creatures run around his prone form.
But where are the creatures from? Do they have something to do with the time disturbance? And how are they all going to survive?
Day of the Cockroach
Written by Steve Lyons
Read by Arthur Darvill
Another brilliantly written story excellently told by Arthur Darvill.
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Something is wrong in the bunker. The Doctor, Rory, and Amy have landed in a dark dark tunnel. They stumble across the body of a dead soldier. It isn’t long until his comrades appear and arrest them for the murder and for the sabotage of the bunker.
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Will the Doctor escape this time? Will Rory be safe?
The Nu-Humans
Written by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright
Read by Raquel Cassidy
A good story, well written and enjoyable.
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On Hope Eternal people are going missing, people are dying. The Doctor, Rory, and Amy turn up and find one of the dead, and missing nu-humans. The body is taken away by a huge raptor.
As is always the case in these situations, the Doctor, Amy,and Rory are presumed murderers. A nu-human called Trevor takes them to be tried by the elder, Mason.
Mason realises that Rory and Amy are pure humans. Possibly the purest humans in the Empire. She decides, very ineptly, to take Amy and Rory’s DNA. She takes Rory first and sends the Doctor and Amy to holding cells.
But what’s really causing the problem? And can the Doctor save everybody?
The Empty House
Written by Simon Guerrier
Read by Raquel Cassidy
Another brilliant story.
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The Tardis has hit another craft. The Doctor, Amy and Rory set off through the thick mud and heavy rain to find the ship and give aliens some assistance. Rory offers to go back to the Tardis and get an umbrella and wellies for Amy. He presses a button while he’s there and then heads off after them to try and find them, and the ship.
The Doctor and Amy find the ship and then decide to go and find the aliens. On the way they realise that Rory has also followed the aliens tracks rather than come to them.
They arrive at an empty house in the middle of nowhere. Looking around they start to hear sounds, echoes of voices, and Amy realises that one of them is Rory. They realise that Rory, The aliens and the owners of the house must be just slightly out of time.
And now the Doctor and Amy must find a way to get them all back in the same time.
Sleepers in the Dust
Written by Darren Jones
Read by Arthur Darvill
A very good story, very well written, and narrated.
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The Doctor lands the TARDIS in what he believes are the lost caves of Mooke. Not for the first time, he’s a little off with his locations. In fact there’s a Nadurni stood outside the Tardis plainly seen on screen and pointed out by Rory.
The Doctor, Amy and Rory soon discover that the planet is Nadurniss, the Nadurni’s home world. Years ago there was a devastating war which left the Nadurni displaced. Now a scientific team has come to explore the world in the hope that the Nadurni could have their home back.
But the planets now under quarantine. The Nadurni on the science team coming down with an unknown infection that’s resistant to everything they’ve tried so far. As the horrifying reality of the situation is discovered, the Doctor will be forced to make a difficult decision: will he find a cure? Or should he meddle with time to thwart the Prokarian’s?
Snakebite
Written by Scott Handcock
Read by Francis Barber
Good story, the narration was good too.
Spoilers:
The Tardis lands in the middle of an experiment. After the scientists, Doctor Elehri Mussurana and her husband and lab partner Ernst Wharner, pull Rory and the Doctor out of the room the experiment continues, with Amy and the Tardis still inside. Watching onscreen and having no way to stop the experiment, the Doctor and Rory watch Amy and the Tardis vanish.
Amy finds herself in a different place. She meets some of the inhabitants- they’re cobra like humanoid creatures. She discovers their world is dying and they are looking for a way to survive.
When the Doctor realises what has happened to Amy and the Tardis, the Doctor, Rory, the lead scientist, and her husband decide to re-run the experiment and hope that they will be taken to the same world as Amy.
But is everything really as simple as it seems?
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- Rachel Corey
- 27-04-17
Excellent
What did you like most about Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Tales?
The stories where all interesting, thought provoking, energetic, thrilling and in some places a tiny bit scarey
What was one of the most memorable moments of Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Tales?
the very beginning of "The art of death" when the voice says "Penelope" I found that a little scary. and "Darkstar Academy" stood out for me as well.
What three words best describe the narrators’s voice?
Some brilliant, some not so good
Any additional comments?
I wished that the chapter's would show the story title so I could choose which story I wanted to listen too rather than having to guess, the same can be said for a lot of collections. It is nice for the first time to listen to it all the way through but after I like to be able to choose what I want to listen to, which is difficult when you don't know where anything is.
Also some of the readers where trying to accents and put on the characters voice unsuccessfully, I think I would rather they just read in their normal voice than trying to do a character of accents unsuccessfully.
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- Heisenberg
- 01-04-18
A great book
It was almost perfect!!!! I liked how the story's were made to be like the TV show, although they could have had some story's with Clara in, not JUST Amy and Rory. However that set a side there is only one other thing I personally could have done without and that was how gruesome some parts. The part were they eat the food and then turn into savage hounds (in hounds of Artemis) is terrifying!!! However from a more less personal point of view, the actors performance was good, the quality was good and really it was just basically really good the whole way through!!! I would love to see some of the audio episodes made into actual episodes (but not the art of death or the hounds of Artemis, they were to scary!!!) and I would totally recommend it to anyone thinking of buying it 😃
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- emma
- 20-04-19
loved it!
Very enjoyable, any 11th doctor fan will love these stories. wish some of them were episodes.
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- Amazon Customer
- 16-11-17
very good
a wide selection of stories read by different actors/actresses. thoroughly enjoyed the performances and stories.
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- Stephanie
- 25-09-17
Amazing
I loved it, every word captured my attention, being a whovian myself is a thing but listening to it is another
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- Jae
- 14-02-17
I enjoyed this more than I thought I would
Matt Smith is fabulous, really great narration. Most narrators struggled with Amy's accent. Nice collection of stories for Who fans and those new to the franchise.
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- orkney buyer
- 24-12-16
Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Tales Review
I loved this audio book and I want like this in the future.
By Orkneyislands
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- Victoria Elizabeth
- 19-02-17
Generally loved it
15 stories, 12 of which I loved. 1 I couldn't listen to. In the main the narration is brilliant, especially when Matt Smith or Arthur Darville as both are simply and utterly wonderful to listen to and they read quite a few between them!! Other narrators are good and enjoyable too so well worth the credit to get this.
With 15 stories I won't even begin to provide any overview of storylinras but suffice to say they are mainly excellent.The reason I dropped a star is my issue with choices of female narrators. I've nothing against female narrators doing Dr who, I mean Catherine Tate was so good in the 10th tales that I have relistened to her stories 2-3 times. But in this book there was one narrator in particular who sounded like she was reading a chic lit story - as I was listening I looked the story up and found that it was written by a chic lit novelist, I mean, just why???? after 20 minutes I simply switched to the next story because I couldn't bear to hear her do male voices anymore.
Thankfully it moved straight into a great story read by Arthur Darville and we were back on track.
Well worth getting for the majority of good stuff and I'll be listening to those stories again.
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- Mr A
- 12-03-22
No unoriginal Doctor Who trope unused
A batch of unoriginal, unnuanced and uninteresting efforts. I can't help but think a better batch of stories would have come from a 'Write a Doctor Who short story competition' at the local Junior School. The dialogue is laughable, the jokes don't land and the English language is simultaneously underused and mangled. Also, aside the excellent Armstrong, these professional actors seem singularly incapable of narrating. This collection is a travesty.
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1. Clearly a rejected short story hastily repurposed for Doctor Who. If the Doctor is not required, then it's not a Doctor Who story. Abysmal.
2. Walking pylons? Big deal. Borefest.
3. If you can make Samurais vs Ninjas boring, you're in the wrong job.
4. Alien poses as ancient god. Unoriginal, unengaging.
5. Scientist didn't test a thing and several other overused DW tropes evident.
6a. '"No threat at all", said The Doctor'. An actual quote from this story is all you need to know. Oh no, a 'to be continued'.
6b. So, we see the antagonist at the 50% point? My favourite part is Troughton's West Country/Welsh accent for Amy. "Enough!" was uttered by one of the aliens. My sentiment too.
7. Ah, so Oli Smith had a Western short story collection he couldn't sell (re: #1.).
8. Quite the cringiest dialogue I've heard in a while. Please learn the difference between childish and childlike.
9. "I saw your TARDIS, so built my own time machine." Really? Thank goodness for Alexander Armstrong - an excellent narrator.
10. "Her heart pounding in her throat." The only pounding here was my head against my desk. If you want an imaginative and thrilling adventure with post-apocalyptic cockroaches, read Better Than Life by Grant Naylor.
11. The Planet of Doctor Moron (not Moreau).
12. Almost a story, albeit stretched out.
13. The Cave of Doctor Moron (not Moreau). Dear Lord.
14. The Doctor is amazed by a tear in the spacetime continuum. Does Handcock understand what the TARDIS is?
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- Amazon Customer
- 11-11-16
The Lost Season 10 1/2!
Still can't believe how great this is! Absolutely stunning! The stories are great as expected, but the voice acting shines!
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- Dean
- 25-11-19
Chapter Guide
Chapter 1 - "The Runaway Train" by Oli Smith, Read by Matt Smith
Chapter 2 - "The Ring of Steel" by Stephen Cole, Read by Arthur Darvill
Chapter 3- "The Jade Pyramid" by Martin Day, Read by Matt Smith
Chapter 4 - "The Hounds of Artemis" by James Goss, Read by Matt Smith
Chapter 5 - "The Gemini Contagion" by Jason Arnopp, Read by Meera Syal
Chapter 6 & 7- "Eye of the Jungle" by Darren Jones, Read by David Troughton
Chapter 8 - "Blackout" by Oli Smith, Read by Stuart Milligan
Chapter 9 - "The Art of Death" by James Goss, Read by Raquel Cassidy
Chapter 10 - "Darkstar Academy" by Mark Morris, Read by Alexander Armstrong
Chapter 11 - "Day of the Cockroach" by Steve Lyons, Read by Arthur Darvill
Chapter 12 - "The Nu-Humans" by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright, Read by Raquel Cassidy
Chapter 13 - "The Empty House" by Simon Guerrierm, Read by Raquel Cassidy
Chapter 14 - "Sleepers in the Dust" by Darren Jones. Read by Arthur Darvill
Chapter 15 - "Snake Bite" by Scott Handcock. Read by Frances Barber
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- Jamie
- 25-03-17
Great deal
This is an awesome deal for any doctor who audiobook lover. Listened through this once already going back for seconds now. :-)
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- M. Karvonen
- 30-12-16
This is true to the Dr. I enjoyed this immensely.
This was great voice over work with all who were involved. Hours of entertaining stories true to Matt Smith's Doctor.
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- DoxieMumx5
- 13-05-17
Multiple Stories Are Awesome
I love the collections of stories that are available for Doctor Who. I especially enjoy listening to Doctor Who actors narrating the stories. Arthur Darvill is my favorite. He does an amazing Matt Smith and Amy Pond narrative! Great stories. I am always sad when the audio ends!
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- Alexa wickey
- 10-10-19
Great book!
Of course this was a lovely book. Word of caution, though. This is not the “nice” TV version. A ton of people die in these books and horrible things happen. It is actually closer to reality than the show, just FYI. Most of the stories were not “feel good” stories. So you might want to skip this one directly before bed.
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- Amazon Customer
- 14-03-17
Doctor Who!
If you could sum up Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Tales in three words, what would they be?
Fun, crazy adventures...that would be my three words.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Tales?
Basically the ones narrated by Arthur Darvill were excellent! I was pleasantly surprised by his interpretation of the Doctor...he had the 11th doctor perfectly.
Which character – as performed by the narrators – was your favorite?
Obviously the best characters where the Doctor when performed by Matt Smith or Arthur Darvill....the other narrators were fine but I'm not a big fan of female narrators trying to be The Doctor. However they were all excellent at their craft and I did enjoy their versions for what they were but let's face it you can't beat Matt Smith playing his own Doctor now can you. Also his other voices in the stories he and Darvill narrated were great as well.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
If I had been listening on a long trip I would have done it all in one sitting yes, but didn't have an 11 hour period where I could listen at once, but it would be like binge watching the shows.
Any additional comments?
Just one more thing....the stories were great just wish more in the collection were done by Smith or Darvill.
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- Kris E
- 18-04-17
Great Anthology of Doctor Who Stories
Would you listen to Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Tales again? Why?
Absolutely - I love how you get several well done stories in one place!
What other book might you compare Doctor Who: Eleventh Doctor Tales to and why?
Great audio book for fans of Doctor Who and/or the 11th Doctor.
Which character – as performed by the narrators – was your favorite?
The Doctor.
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- Praxis7
- 30-03-17
Definitely one of the best audio books ever.
I quite thoroughly enjoyed this book and if you're a fan of the Doctor...you will too
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- Shannon
- 16-11-16
Loved it
Loved the stories. My only slight issue was that I wasn't a huge fan of the one American narrator. I have heard much worse, though. And that was only one story of many and overall the stories were well narrated and very engaging.
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