When Doctor Who stars team up for another adventure, you know it's going to be epic.
David Tennant and Colin Baker will play the Sixth and Tenth Doctors once again in a new audio drama from Big Finish, Doctor Who: Out of Time 3 – Wink.
The pair will be battling to defeat the Weeping Angels, and this story concludes a trilogy of new tales featuring Tennant's Doctor teaming up with another Doctor to save the world.
The official synopsis reads: "When the Sixth Doctor goes sightseeing on Lucidus Silvara, he finds himself in a place where nothing is visible at all… only all-encompassing light! The Tenth Doctor is drawn in by a temporal anomaly, and the two Doctors meet a species with no sense of sight, living in a city surrounded by Weeping Angels.
To save a civilisation, the Doctors must keep their eyes on the Angels. Don't blink. Don't even wink."
Speaking of the new show, producer David Richardson told Radio Times: "The Out of Time series has been about wish fulfilment for us all on the productions.
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"Putting the Tenth Doctor with past incarnations to battle the most loved monsters, what could be better than that?
"And with Wink it's the turn of the adorable Ol' Sixie, taking on the Weeping Angels – and this time the stone terrors are on an alien world in the future.
"It was especially lovely to hear David Tennant tell Colin Baker what a privilege it had been to record with him. Wink is, in every way, a story made out of love for Doctor Who."
Doctor Who will air two more specials later this year on BBC One in the UK. In the US, the show airs on BBC America, with series 1-12 available on HBO Max.
For more information on Doctor Who: Time Fracture, head this way – tickets are also available via retailers including LOVEtheatre, London Theatre Direct, Fever, and Ticketmaster.
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