Monday, November 2, 2009

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Doctor Who at the BBC: The Tenth Doctor



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Doctor Who at the BBC: The Tenth Doctor


Author : Various

Performed By : Full Cast Production

Publisher : BBC Audiobooks Ltd

Runtime : 2 hours 5 minutes

Categories : Dramatizations
Audio Theater
British
Sci-Fi

Our Price : $17.99

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The actress behind the much-loved Sarah Jane Smith is your guide through this exciting, suprising  and often funny  mix of radio and TV features, all based around the worlds of contemporary Doctor Who.


Travel behind the scenes in the company of David Tennant, Billie Piper, Freema Agyeman, Catherine Tate, Sarah Parish, Jessica Hynes, Thomas Sangster, and many other stars of series Two and Three.


Learn more about how Doctor Who is made from Russell T Davies, Susie Liggat and Edward Thomas - and eavesdrop on an unusual phone call to Executive Producer Julie Gardner!


Along the way you'll enjoy many fascinating Doctor Who-related items from Blue Peter, Breakfast, Friday Night With Jonathan Ross, front Row and Jo Whiley Meets Doctor Who - Back in Time series!


With laughter from the Dead ringers and I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue teams thrown in, and a bonus peak at The Sarah Jane Adventures, this exclusive CD is guaranteed to provide two hours of enjoyment for Doctor Who fans young, old and in-between!



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Dr Crippen
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Dr Crippen

Author : Not Known
Performed By : Full Cast Production
Publisher : True Crime Audio
Runtime : 34 minutes
Categories : Dramatizations
True Crime
Social & Economic
Our Price : $1.00
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The tale of Dr. Crippen bears all the trademarks of the classic English whodunit. It is a thrilling tale of death, love, sin and virtue. While stereotypical in nature, it is set apart from the ordinary by the motive of its crime, Freudian in nature and, in fact, reminiscent of the Jekyll and Hyde syndrome that fascinated period writers.

"There are two sides of the story - the physical, which is sordid, dreadful and revolting, and the spiritual, which is good and heroic," writes Filson Young, editor for the "Notable British Trial Series," which published the Trial of Hawley Harvey Crippen a decade after the sensational murder and subsequent trial occurred. "Such a story can only be understood by the aid of the imagination; and it should remind us, in the judgments we pass on our fellow men, never to forget the dual nature of the human character and the mystery in virtue of which acts of great moral obliquity may march with conduct above the ordinary standards."

This recording is, in essence, a melodrama tracing the events leading up to and after one of Edwardian London's most publicized crimes - and, definitely, one of the most colorful of the Twentieth Century.

Its cast of characters includes a lovelorn murderer, his wicked wife, a demure heroine, a sharp-as-a-tack Scotland Yard detective and a sleuth-playing sea captain.

Certain histrionics have been very slightly altered, for effect, but the nature of the crime - its mechanics, its motive, its chronology and its results remain intact. Certain patches of dialogue have been constructed to explain a character's inner thoughts and devices. But, the personalities involved, in all their societal and anti-societal form, are as they were.

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