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Big Finish Call Me Master 2 Monsters

Available to order from www.bigfinish.com

Monster and Commander

Sacha Dhawan meets a Sontaran, and plenty of other baddies, in Call Me Master: Monsters, a brand-new box set of full-cast audio drama from The Worlds of Doctor Who, released today.

The Master (Sacha Dhawan) is back causing havoc across time and space in three brand-new adventures, as the second volume in his eponymous audio drama series is released today.

With no Doctor around to stop him, the Master is let loose on the universe, picking up allies and enemies along the way. Plenty of these are the most brutal and vicious folk the universe has to offer, but is the Master still the greatest monster of all?

Over the three episodes, the renegade Time Lord passes time on an interstellar cruise liner in the destructive way only he can, teams up with a Sontaran to escape a dangerous hunter, and faces the greatest threat of all – his own conscience.

The Worlds of Doctor Who – Call Me Master: Monsters box set is now available to purchase for just £18.99 (download to own) or £22.99 (download to own + collector’s edition 3-disc CD), exclusively from www.bigfinish.com. Please note: the collector’s edition CD box set is strictly limited to 1,000 copies and will not be re-pressed.

The Master’s three new adventures are:

The Craft of Corruption by Alison Winter

  • The Master is posing as ship’s counsellor on an interstellar cruise liner: the fastest transport in a galaxy where lightspeed travel is outlawed by the overbearing Interstellar Protection Corps. All he needs to do is keep out of trouble until the ship crosses into a sector outside IPC jurisdiction. But trouble abhors a vacuum.


The Ideal Quarry by Jody Houser

  • To make his journey more interesting, the Master has decided to take on a travelling companion – disgraced Sontaran Vegg, who is keen to get home for his execution. But soon the Master and his escort are marooned on a world where they are not the only hunters. In fact, they are the quarry…


Reformation by Lisa McMullin

  • The Master is incarcerated in a reformation chamber where only his own moral conscience can free him. He’s in big trouble.

Joining Sacha Dhawan in Call Me Master: Monsters are regular Sontaran actor Dan Starkey as disgraced warrior Vegg, Jacqueline King (known to Doctor Who fans as Sylvia Noble) as the lupine predator Sir Florencia Fang, and Daisy Head (Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Shadow and Bone) as prisoner Renata, whose true nature will truly shock the Master.

The guest cast also includes Anna Spearpoint, Kitty O’Sullivan, Mark Elstob, Tom Kiteley, and Rameet Rauli.

Lead actor Sacha Dhawan said: “It’s such a joy jumping back into the Master’s voice. I love all the scripts. Each episode that we’ve done for this series has been so different.

“What you’ll see is he will always find some kind of partner in crime, like the Sontaran played by Dan Starkey. The Master’s a lone wolf, but getting to spar off someone is his speciality. I wouldn’t say companion, more of a toy or a plaything he can mess around with! There’s always an underlying agenda in there that will be revealed.”

Praise for the previous Call Me Master volume, Inner Demons:

“Sacha Dhawan revelled in the freedom audio gave him. I can’t wait to hear what he does next.” – Sci-Fi Pulse

“There isn’t a single dull moment in Inner Demons, because Sacha steals every moment.” – Who Review

“Joyously over-the-top.” – Doctor Who Magazine

Big Finish listeners can save money by purchasing Call Me Master: Monsters as a multi-buy bundle with Inner Demons, which was released in February, for just £36 (download to own) or £44 (download to own + collector’s edition CD).


Categorised under: Big Finish, CD, spin-offs

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14 comments

  • bryan

    September 27th, 2025 - 10:52pm

    Utter genius. The writers have given Sacha so much Content to get into. Such complex stories,with much deeper meanings than the surface may suggest.

    Sacha can turn on a pin Head. Bonkers Psycho,to deep anger and sinister cruelty,to fragility. No matter the headline Mood its all u dersvored by Sadness,Aloneness.His hollow life.

    Truly one of the best Masters from BF. Geoffrey Beevers as one also, and the nearest to Sacha is Alex MacQueen,who likes to chew a bit of scenery.

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  • Gordon

    September 26th, 2025 - 7:19am

    Not everything needs an explination

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    • Gordon

      September 26th, 2025 - 8:50am

      Explanation*

    • Jamie

      September 28th, 2025 - 11:26am

      Where’s the explanation? and to what? This is a series following his incarnation, as they’ve done for other incarnations of the Master.

    • Missyrules

      September 28th, 2025 - 12:35pm

      Jamie Gordon is replying to your own comment

  • Ano miss

    September 25th, 2025 - 7:52pm

    Sorry, not really. We don’t need to know everything. Concentrate on getting the main show decent again rather than another pointless spinoff

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    • PJ

      September 25th, 2025 - 8:13pm

      Agreed RTD has really left it in a mess 🙁

    • T.A

      September 26th, 2025 - 12:57am

      This is Big Finish, doesn’t really have anything to due with how the main show gets made or not.

    • Ano miss

      September 26th, 2025 - 8:17am

      This is in reply to James comment T. A. where he asks about a master TV series.

  • James

    September 25th, 2025 - 2:25pm

    anyone else think it be good if they did a mini series for TV of the Masters adventures when the Doctor isn’t around? maybe a episode explaining where exactly Sasha fits in chronologically in the Masters timeline….

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    • Ano miss

      September 25th, 2025 - 7:49pm

      No really

    • John

      September 26th, 2025 - 9:15am

      After Missy, its been said enough times.

    • Bookcollector

      September 26th, 2025 - 11:34am

      We don’t need to know how missy survived to regenerate, back in the eighties the master was constantly being trapped in his, own inescapable traps or very definitely killed only to pop up again basically the explanation of “I escaped doctor! ” Do we really need every single I dotted and T crossed nowadays? Somehow missy survived but of course she did she was missy and missy or the master always survives.

    • Jamie

      September 26th, 2025 - 4:42pm

      This is a mini series of Master adventures without the Doctor. Sure its not TV, but its just as good if not better.

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