Doctor Who Plays For Big Finish Productions
- The Holy Terror (Sixth Doctor, Frobisher; November 2000)
- The Chimes of Midnight (Eighth Doctor, Charley; February 2002)
- The Maltese Penguin (Sixth Doctor, Frobisher; June 2002)
- Jubilee (Sixth Doctor, Evelyn Smythe; January 2003)
- Deadline (Doctor Who Unbound, featuring Sir Derek Jacobi; September 2003)
- Scherzo (Eighth Doctor, Charley; December 2003)
- My Own Private Wolfgang (Sixth Doctor, Evelyn Smythe; September 2007)
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