A psychologist is sent to a rundown space station to find out what has happened to its crew. When his long-dead young wife turns up, he suddenly finds serious trouble.  Stanislaw Lem's famous modern sci-fi classic

dramatized by Hattie Naylor.  Ron Cook .... Kris Joanne Froggatt .... Rheya Stuart Rickman .... Sartoris Tim McMullan .... Snow Maxine Burth .... The Woman

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A psychologist is sent to a rundown space station to find out what has happened to its crew. When his long-dead young wife turns up, he suddenly finds serious trouble.  Stanislaw Lem's famous modern sci-fi classic

dramatized by Hattie Naylor.  Ron Cook .... Kris Joanne Froggatt .... Rheya Stuart Rickman .... Sartoris Tim McMullan .... Snow Maxine Burth .... The Woman

some episodes may contain offensive or insensitive language.

We at Dark Transmissions make no claim to content as all are available via public sources.

A man and his obsessions lead to a tragic end.

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Professor Lark and John Cornelius reveal to Flora's MP father, Ian Sanderson, that he himself is a mutant being - manipulated by some unidentified Controller.

Shocked and horrified, Sanderson helps them trace the organization...

CAST:

John Cornelius .... Peter Cushing

Written by Rene Basilico from an idea by Robert Holmes.

Producer: John Dyas

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1977.

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Professor Curtis Lark and John Cornelius have established another colony of mutants in the heart of London, but the only person who could fight them is dead...

Starring Peter Cushing and Vincent Price.

John Cornelius .... Peter Cushing

Written by Rene Basilico from an idea by Robert Holmes.

Producer: John Dyas

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 1977.

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Having brought the apparently simple-minded Flora Keiry to London, Professor Lark and John Cornelius uncover the sinister nature of her true identity - and realize the authorities must be alerted...

Starring Peter Cushing and Vincent Price.

John Cornelius .... Peter Cushing

Written by Rene Basilico from an idea by Robert Holmes.

Producer: John Dyas

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 1977.

Believing the apparently simple-minded Flora Kiery may be the key to the strange genetic mutation they've discovered on the Isle of Luig, Professor Curtis Lark and John Cornelius persuade her to leave the island and come with them to London.

They believe that only by exhaustive laboratory tests can they hope to solve the mystery of her extraordinary telepathic powers...

Starring Peter Cushing and Vincent Price.

John Cornelius .... Peter Cushing

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Cornelius and Lark try to get Flora off the island of mutants.

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Aliens in the Mind started life as an outline for Doctor Who. Although not commissioned for the show Robert Holmes was asked to develop the idea for Radio 4; however, work commitments meant that the scripts were ultimately written by Rene Basilico based on Holmes' original vision. Unlike the Doctor Who 'talking books' and stable-mate 'The Quatermass Memoirs,' which are also due for release on July 3rd, this is a full-blown sci-fi radio drama starring kings of horror Vincent Price and Peter Cushing. Investing the death of a friend, Curtis Lark (Price) and John Cornelius (Cushing) discover the presence of a new race of humans on a remote Scottish island. The key to the mystery seems to be a local young girl who Lark and Cornelius resolve to take to London for tests, where they discover she may not be the only mutant to have left the island...Split over six episodes and running almost three hours, the plot moves at a cracking pace - it seemed like no time had passed between inserting the first CD and reaching the end of episode two. Relying heavily on the talents of Price and Cushing, this is a gripping and atmospheric drama that owes more than a passing nod to the US TV series The Invaders and, despite being almost 30 years old, feels reasonably modern in style and content. Highlighting the original weekly broadcast format, each episode starts with a recap of the events of the previous installment and a reprise. Rather sensibly, chapter points have been arranged in such a way that these form a self-contained track making them easy to skip if listening to more than one episode at a time. The initial three titles in the range seem to have been chosen to appeal to Doctor Who fans, and this title should appeal to those who already listen to the many Big Finish ranges.

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Alex wakes in a run-down New England hospital with foggy memories of a car accident. He asks nurses about his missing girlfriend, Elizabeth, but can’t seem to get any answers. He can’t seem to get anything straight from anyone. And – was that a scream in the distance?

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