The Paternoster Gang: The Misplaced World is the latest addition to The Worlds of Doctor Who, a collection of stories created by Big Finish.
The trio, dubbed The Paternoster Gang, were first introduced in the main Doctor Who TV series, featuring in 2011 episode A Good Man Goes to War.
But things turn sour when the trio are split up when Jenny is kidnapped, and they’re sent back millions of years to the Silurian era – a time when the reptilian-human race ruled the world, but are fearing the end of their society as humans rise up.
Things get even more complicated when Jenny runs into Vastra’s former lover, which could get awkward.
The new story is written by lead cast members Neve McIntosh and Dan Starkey, with Matt Fitton editing the script.
“Dan and Neve have mashed up Conan Doyle’s The Lost World with the big monster movies of the 1970s where you’d have Doug McClure or somebody like him battling stop-motion monsters.”
The two-hour long story is now available for pre-order for £13.99 (download to own) or £21.99 (download to own + collector’s edition CD), exclusively at BigFinish.com.
The Worlds of Doctor Who – The Paternoster Gang: The Misplaced World is released in December via Big Finish.
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