Criss-Cross (audio story)

Criss-Cross was the two hundred and fourth story in Big Finish's monthly range. It was written by Matt Fitton and featured Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor and formally introduced Miranda Raison as companion, Constance Clarke,

Constance had previously appeared in The Sixth Doctor: The Last Adventure due to its earlier than previously scheduled release. This was meant to be Constance's audio debut.

Publisher's summary
Bletchley Park. Britain's most secret weapon in the Second World War.

Inside draughty huts, the earliest computers clatter day and night, decoding enemy transmissions and revealing intelligence crucial to the country's defence. Leading WREN Mrs Constance Clarke directs her charges to provide vital assistance to the boffins stationed in the Manor House. But a recent arrival among the code-breakers, the mysterious Dr Smith, has attracted the attention of MI5's spycatchers...

Over in mainland Europe, Nazi agents are briefed, covert operations planned, and a German submarine embarks on a very secret mission.

As encrypted radio waves criss-cross the planet, unearthly forces stir. And when certain cyphers are cracked, something will emerge to threaten all humanity, regardless of allegiance...

Until now...

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Part two
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Part three
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Part four
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Cast

 * The Doctor - Colin Baker
 * Constance Clarke - Miranda Raison
 * Robbie Flint/Cyril - Paul Thornley
 * Major Harris/German Lieutenant - Alistair Petrie
 * Dr Schwartzmann/Rider - Hugh Fraser
 * Sylvia Wimpole/Waveform/Effy - Charlotte Salt
 * Captain Unger/Dutch/British Captain/Chuadri - Robbie Stevens

Continuity

 * The Doctor again expresses a fondness for fishing. (TV: The Androids of Tara, The Two Doctors)
 * Major Harris thinks that Winston Churchill would love to get hold of a machine like the TARDIS. (TV: Victory of the Daleks)
 * The Doctor refers to Alan Turing. During his eighth incarnation, the Doctor would later receive help from Turing in cracking an alien code in 1944. (PROSE: The Turing Test)
 * The Doctor claims that Bletchley Park almost puts Logopolis to shame. (TV: Logopolis)
 * Kinvar detected the Doctor's presence while he was at Bletchley Park and waited several months for him to return. (AUDIO: Quicksilver)