April 18th, 2011
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The Hounds of Artemis Audio CD
This May, AudioGO are thrilled to be releasing an original Doctor Who adventure starring the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond.
Written specially for audio by James Goss, The Hounds of Artemis is read by Matt Smith as the Doctor and Clare Corbett as Helen Stapleton, and features original music and sound design.
The Doctor and Amy visit Smyrna, 1929, in order to investigate a mystery.
The Doctor knows that something very bad happened there: something that caused a lot of people to die and an entire, magnificent Temple to be found and then immediately lost again.
But he doesn’t know what is picking off the archaeologists one by one, or how it is connected to the terrifying howling in the night.
And as he and Amy get closer to the terrible truth behind an ancient evil, he begins to wish he’d never found out…
Release Date: 05 May 2011
Filed under: CD, New Series Doctor Who
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22 Responses to The Hounds of Artemis Audio CD
Posted by: McGann is The Doctor. May 23rd, 2011
This story is AWESOME. Ok, that was an overstatemant, perhaps, but it IS narrated by Matt Smith, the Doctor himself!!
And probably comes right after the events of The Time Of Angels 1 and 2. Just sayin,
Posted by: DoctorWho2011 April 19th, 2011
Sounds Cool That
Posted by: The Flying Shark April 18th, 2011
I got this CD free earlier this year with the Guardian.
Posted by: doctorwhoforever April 18th, 2011
Yeah! So did I.
Posted by: WhoEleven April 19th, 2011
yeah, me too! Its quite good really!
Posted by: David April 19th, 2011
And me! It was great!
Posted by: KORSAIR April 18th, 2011
I got this as a free download from audiogo last month.
Posted by: doctor 2011 April 18th, 2011
iv got this it was free in the news paper
Posted by: alex June 17th, 2010
to the master glove
it says the release date
above
Posted by: Master’s glove June 17th, 2010
I have asked around for release date no one seems to be sure WHO KNOWS can anyone enlighten me as runaway train was brill. Matt Smith amazing american vocals.
Posted by: McGann is The Doctor May 9th, 2010
-own game and to skillfully outwit them. Yes, from watching Masque of Mandragora its clear that the Doctor occassionally gets the odd bit of rough house, but when attacked he can really turn the tables and get way not a scratch.
But the Doctor does not allow himself to be subjected to a pummeling as he was in this bad story, not when he is quite capable of defending hisself. That is one reason for why I deem the runaway train (which is named after a movie!) forever more the opposite of good. Now THAT is what you call hectic.
Posted by: McGann is The Doctor May 9th, 2010
I dunno, I disliked The Run away train because all the voies had to be done by Matt Smith. And also the Ludicrous scene were the Doctor receives the beating of his life, he wont forget that fight any time soon. Shameful it was, for the Doctor to just be subjected to being wacked and smacked and thwacked infront of us and to actually hardly even make any menial (I dont know what that word means but it always seems to sound right) attempt to defend himself. Hes always been more than capable of fighting back, beating some henchmen/thugs at their…
Posted by: booboo April 19th, 2010
The BBC have it listed for03/06/2010 and Amazon have it listed for7 April 2011
Posted by: Orange April 18th, 2011
i think you mean 2011 not 2010!
Posted by: Doc April 19th, 2010
where do you bye that and how much does it cost???
Posted by: DRWHO? March 22nd, 2010
IM GETTING THAT FOR SURE BECAUSE ITS READ BY MATT SMITH [11TH DR]
AND KAREN GILLAN [AMY POND] ALSO I LIKE MATT SMITH AND THE WEREWOLF ON THE FRONT
Posted by: penguintorch2 March 11th, 2010
wow have to get that it looks cool
Posted by: Androvax March 7th, 2010
Monster looks good and is great to see both the Doctor and his companion reading the story
Posted by: CelestialAgent March 5th, 2010
What is that font?
Posted by: gary March 5th, 2010
it’s good to see two cast members reading the story rather than in previous storys where they only have one person reading.
Posted by: King Ninja March 5th, 2010
Hope that’s a werewolf like the one in “Tooth And Claw”. In the past there have been loads of werewolf-type critters in Dr Who.
Posted by: Yopeepee March 5th, 2010
Looks good…the covers ok but the monster looks a bit dumb