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New Doctor Who adventures for the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith in Lethal Progress

June 7, 2026 by Andrew Newton

Tom Baker and Sadie Miller return as the Fourth Doctor and his courageous companion Sarah Jane Smith in Doctor Who: The Fourth Doctor Adventures – Lethal Progress, a brand-new box set available now from Big Finish Productions. This latest box set features three fantastic new episodes set during the Series 13 of the the classic Who era.

These latest three Fourth Doctor adventures take the Doctor and Sarah Jane far out into space on a space station, to a mysterious alien world, and a cultural festival.  These three episodes are:

Green and Pleasant Planet by Tim Foley – When the Doctor and Sarah Jane arrive aboard a British space expedition to an unexplored alien world, they’re all surprised to find a model village on the surface of the planet. Who put it there and why? The Doctor is determined to find out, but the answer may prove deadly.

The Continuum by John Dorney – When the TARDIS materialises on the Daedalus space station, they realise they’ve arrived on a very historical day. The first journey through hyperspace has just been completed, but things haven’t gone as planned, or as history remembers. The clock is ticking down to something terrible; can the Doctor stop it?

The Audience by Lizzie Hopley – When the time travellers arrive on the planet Gakoria during a cultural festival, they think they are going to be able to relax for a change. But when a member of a travelling troupe of actors dies, Sarah takes the spot. However, the audience is very demanding, and to them the play is everything.

These episodes also star Nisha Nayar, Orlando Gibbs, Clive Hayward, Esther Coles, Jake Wardle, Alexander Cobb, Lucy Goldie, Sean Connolly Carla de Wansey, Dawn Murphy, Homer Todiwala and Claire Louise Amias.

Doctor Who: The Fourth Doctor Adventures – Lethal Progress is available now from the Big Finish website for £19.99 for the download, or £24.99 for the download and limited collector’s edition box set.

 

 

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, News Tagged With: Big Finish Productions, Doctor Who, Sadie Miller, The Fourth Doctor Adventures, The Fourth Doctor Adventures: Lethal Progress, Tom Baker

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