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In 1976, Doctor Who and the Pescatons was first released on cassette by Argo.
1st cassette UK edition[]
In 1976, Doctor Who and the Pescatons was released on cassette by Argo.
Cover blurb[]
Unknown.
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- Catalogue number: KZSWC 564
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2nd cassette UK edition[]
In 1985, Doctor Who and the Pescatons was released on cassette by London Records.
Cover blurb[]
Unknown.
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- Catalogue number: 414 459-4
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Author
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Victor Pemberton
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1
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Newman Communications Corporation
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Starring
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Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Bill Mitchell
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Narrator
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Tom Baker
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US edition[]
In 1986, Doctor Who and the Pescatons was released on cassette by Newman.
Cover blurb[]
"I could see the slits of the creature's eyes, glaring through the dark like bright emeralds."
A lonely stretch of beach at night, a slithering sound approaching from the sandy dunes nearby, and a roar to chill the hearts of even the most hardened followers of BBC-TV's longest-running series: "DOCTOR WHO."
In a spine-tingling adventure which has never been seen on television, the Doctor and his companion Sarah Jane battle against the Pescatons, the most bizarre and hostile invaders ever to emerge from the outer Universe. The alien creatures are on the rampage across the city of London, annihilating everything - and everyone - in their path.
In a frightening race against time, Doctor Who enters into battle with the mighty Zor, ruler of the Pescatons. Can the Doctor stop the destruction of civilization on Earth?
"The creature reared up, its long pointed teeth moving in for the attack."
Notes[]
- Illustration by Laurie Richards
- Running time: 45 mins approx