"I trust you from now until the universe stops spinning. Until my hearts stop beating. Until we can all become dust in the starlight". Thanks SO MUCH for checking out my fan-made audio project and thanks to everyone involved! I'll be doing an FAQ of this project over the next week so if you have any questions or even just things to say about it/feedback, please post them in the comments! Also, hit "like" to appease that almighty TH-cam algorithm!
Wendy Abrahams is one of the best. I believe that since Jodie started her run as the Doctor, Wendy has voiced one fan project after another as The Doctor.
You've nailed 'The Fam'. It's that easy to forget it's not actually the actors because they've all got each characters speech and 'isms' down to a capital T. Job remarkably well done!
In the past, I've amateurishly dabbled in creating and voicing some Who audio drama-esque things, and I'm enjoying this particular one - so much kudos goes to you. The voice acting is spot on, both in delivery and cadence - and enlisting the skills of Alia for this project is a very smart move, also :)
This is exactly what I needed during this lockdown. Great voice acting and direction. You've come a long way from your early days and I wish you and your crew the best in the future.
I finally got around to listening to this, and my God was the hype worth it. All the voice actors have done a fantastic job, you can hear that they're all pouring their heart into their acting. (That Jodie impression is scarily spot on) I haven't seen many people praising the soundtrack, every piece fitted the scene so well. I can easily see this fitting into series 12 on TV This was a great listen, brilliant work to everybody on the Collateral of Ivanhoe team EDIT: Coming back to listen to the scene at 46:35 made me very emotional.
Amazing! How you managed to find the time to do this and assemble such incredible talent is beyond me. Looking forward to CyberCember too. I can only assume that the use of the Torchwood soundtrack in the trailer is a nod to the greatest Cyber-story/Chris Chibnall script in the Doctor Who canon - Cyberwoman.
Wow, I love this! Thank you so much for making it! As others have said, especially the actor for the Doctor is great, if you told me it was Jodie I might have believed it! :D The story was really fun to listen to, some very doctor-y dialogue, nice twists and just overall really nicely done. :)
Finally got round to listening to this and really glad I did. It’s easily one of the most enjoyable 13th doc stories I’ve experienced so far and could effortlessly fit into the main series. Really hope you get to work on the show one day.
This is SO good. you should be working for the show itself honestly. This is better than... a lot of the recent seasons... The writing was perfect, the acting was fantastic, the sound effects worked perfectly. I genuinely felt like I was watching an episode.
Doesn't the 49th century seem a little late for humanity's first extraterrestrial business venture? Especially considering extragalactic business existed in the 42 century.
Ngl, I didn't do a deep dive into the timeline. But you could argue it's a matter of semantics. Yeah, you can do businesses and trade, but when it comes to creating currencies, investments etc. Ivanhoe and Caros Obsono could have been one of the first. She does say "One of". Or maybe it's a slogan the Doctor repeats ("Kerblam It!").
@@MrTARDIS Yeah, didn't affect my enjoyment of the story that much. I was still a rip-roaring yarn. I just remmebered Donna's "4126, I'm in 4126!" from Planet of the Ood.
I've been watching this channel since the early days, back in 2010/2011 and this is truly an amazing place for it to have ended up. I've been listening to the Big Finish productions for months now and this is almost on par with those. The passion and talent gone into it really makes it come to life. Jodie Doctor's voice actor is perfect, Graham and Yazz were in the right ballpark, Ryan's actor was good (better than Tosin Cole IMO) but didn't sound much like Ryan. There was some really strong acting from the other members of the cast. Loved the dynamic between Jules and the Doctor and I especially liked the connection to a past incarnation. These are the kind of stories that I love to see. If I was to be critical, I'd say that the recorded voices being different quality kind of damages the emersion. Jodiedoctor sounds like she's stuck in a broom cupboard for example. I imagine it's hard doing this with little budget, especially during Covid but I figured I'd mention it in case the issue could be improved a little. I think it's the only thing that holds it back from being truly on par with a BFP. You outdid yourself with this one MTR, loved it a great deal and I'll likely come back to it a few times. Thanks for making this and I look forward to more, should it come.
Hey this is awesome!!!! :D Fantastic audio play of the TARDIS Fam. Especially since their fate is up in the air with the upcoming Dalek story. Nice to listen to another story with them before the year is over. Thank you so much for making this and thanks to all the people involved with it as well. It's just as good as any of the audios dramas/plays made by big finish or BBC audio. Is there any way to listen to this story offline so I can listen to it on my mp3 player on the go? Please? I love listening to audio dramas on the go or while I draw/create art. :)
doctor trapped in depression era america.. walks up to three nervous gentlemen at the foot of a large stage.. " Excuse me... I need to record some lines of dialog for an audiobook, can you point me to the nearest studio?" Ulysses Everett McGill " a man down to the radio station payed us to sing "man of costant sorrow" into a can for a bit of cash... might try him.. now if you pardon me mam (puts fake beard on) i need to get up on stage..." doctor " thank you!" she shouts as he slides up to the microphone on stage..
An excellent stand-alone adventure that felt like a spiritual-successor to the themes put forth by the series 11 story Kerblam, with a few teething troubles. Firstly, major credit to the voice actors who perform their roles admirably; particular praise going to Wendy Abrahams and Alie E. Torrie as the Doctor and Jewel respectively, who steal the show whenever they're on the soundwaves(?). The sound design and music was also excellent and really sold each moment and new location. While I mentioned up top that the voice acting was generally good in terms of the acting, some of the voices did not sit right with me. Ryan's voice actor should be commended for trying to pull off such a unique voice as Tosin Cole, but a lot of the time his voice sounds too cartoony to the point where the whole mood of a scene can shift from an intense hostage situation to a Chuckle Brothers routine. Gem's voice actor sometimes comes across as if he should be in an abridged series, sounding too old to be as impetuous as he's supposed to be. Also, a minor point and an understandable one seeing as this is not a professional release, but the varying quality on everyone's mikes did take me out of the experience sometimes. This next point may be more down to me more so the production itself, but the trailer and introduction seem to be selling this as a BigFinish-like audio, so when the storybook narration kicked in, I was a little off put by it as I was expecting the sound design, music and dialogue to tell the story rather than an omniscient narrator. The Tardis Team and bank robbers are well characterized, but the bank employees are left feeling more like symbols and exposition-dumpers rather than living, breathing people; Although, there is enough personality and backstory divided amongst them to make it so that you don't want anything bad to happen to them. One last point is the Doctor's speech to Yaz about trust. Now, in a vacuum this speech is wonderful and easily the most iconic 13th Doctor moment that the 13th Doctor never actually said, but when placed in the wider context of series 11 and 12, this intense closeness between the pair, for me anyway, does not ring true. This is the sort of thing I could imagine the tenth Doctor saying to Rose in the latter half of series 2, but here, with these characters, it does feel a bit forced. This is more of a criticism of the official show rather than this audio, but it's something I felt while watching and wanted to bring up. Overall, a successful first outing and I'd love to have more adventures with your interpretations of these characters. I give Doctor Who: The Collateral of Ivanhoe a stamp of CANON. P.S. really looking forward to Cybercember (what a great end trailer!)
Ryan’s Graham’s voice are a little off. Doctors and Yaz’s are spot on. Dispute my little nitpick, the courage to do that is incredible and I applaud you all!!
The aim was to put it almost anywhere in Series 12 (between 'Spyfall Part 2' and 'The Haunting of Villa Diodati'). However, upon reflection, none of the Fam are questioning who/what the Judoon are. So maybe between 'Praxeus' and 'The Haunting of Villa Diodati'.It's definitely after 'Resolution' because of the closer relationship between Ryan and Graham (Ryan frequently says "Grandad").
@@MrTARDIS Great, what Series 12 lacks most are more episodes set on other planets. For the next audio drama, could it be a pure historical with the Twelfth Doctor, Bill and Nardole? He never had the opportunity (on screen) to meet a historical celebrity, perhaps a musician because of his appreciation for the electric guitar.
Hello! Newer fan and aspiring comic book artist. If you don't mind, I would like to adapt the begging of this into a 5 page sample to show around to publishers (especially Titan).
Great story but the Doctor ends up getting Sam arrested for the job by putting that money into his account. Do you really think a payment like that to an employee would not be suspect lol.
Never was a fan of 13 . Not sexist just wasn’t a fan of the whole gender change from a 50 plus year established male character and it felt very ceebeebies to me . This be better then anything Chinballs wrote buts it’s just wasn’t for me sorry . Chibnall tainted 13 Keep up the good work on the other audios though.
Actually the BBC threatened a woman Doctor ever since Tom Baker said he was leaving, I'm glad they finally did it and SO MANY people were upset over it, they eased us into it, showed the Gallifreyans could do it, showed that The Master did it and Missy was popular BUT when it was The Doctors turn EVERYONE lost their stuff (had to keep it clean)
"I trust you from now until the universe stops spinning. Until my hearts stop beating. Until we can all become dust in the starlight".
Thanks SO MUCH for checking out my fan-made audio project and thanks to everyone involved! I'll be doing an FAQ of this project over the next week so if you have any questions or even just things to say about it/feedback, please post them in the comments!
Also, hit "like" to appease that almighty TH-cam algorithm!
I’m certainly liking it! :)
ah yes classic "doctor risks lives and bombs someone over petty cash" story! love it!
Whoever voiced 13... I congratulate them! WOW! Dead on impression!
Jodie's voice actor is brilliant, I wanna hire her
Same
Wendy Abrahams is one of the best. I believe that since Jodie started her run as the Doctor, Wendy has voiced one fan project after another as The Doctor.
This is a really impressive achievement and preceeds your career working on Doctor Who in real life, I have no doubts. Excellent work, dude.
Wait he worked on Doctor who?
Which episodes?
@@TheNerdestOfOne: Precedes.
You've nailed 'The Fam'. It's that easy to forget it's not actually the actors because they've all got each characters speech and 'isms' down to a capital T. Job remarkably well done!
Really happy to have been a part of this!
In the past, I've amateurishly dabbled in creating and voicing some Who audio drama-esque things, and I'm enjoying this particular one - so much kudos goes to you. The voice acting is spot on, both in delivery and cadence - and enlisting the skills of Alia for this project is a very smart move, also :)
This is exactly what I needed during this lockdown. Great voice acting and direction. You've come a long way from your early days and I wish you and your crew the best in the future.
Actually not bad, I've been listening to quite a few of these fan made audios, would love to hear more
I finally got around to listening to this, and my God was the hype worth it. All the voice actors have done a fantastic job, you can hear that they're all pouring their heart into their acting. (That Jodie impression is scarily spot on)
I haven't seen many people praising the soundtrack, every piece fitted the scene so well.
I can easily see this fitting into series 12 on TV
This was a great listen, brilliant work to everybody on the Collateral of Ivanhoe team
EDIT: Coming back to listen to the scene at 46:35 made me very emotional.
Awesome work!! A stellar effort from everyone involved!!! :D
Full of twists and turns and references and laughs and stuff. Brilliant!
Amazing! How you managed to find the time to do this and assemble such incredible talent is beyond me.
Looking forward to CyberCember too. I can only assume that the use of the Torchwood soundtrack in the trailer is a nod to the greatest Cyber-story/Chris Chibnall script in the Doctor Who canon - Cyberwoman.
Really enjoyed this, exactly what was needed during this lockdown, nice fun Doctor who, thank you Mr TARDIS 😊👍
Are you sure that Jodie Whitaker didn't appear in this under a pseudonym?
Also, looking forward to Cyber-cember. I am ready to be upgraded.
Wow, I love this! Thank you so much for making it! As others have said, especially the actor for the Doctor is great, if you told me it was Jodie I might have believed it! :D
The story was really fun to listen to, some very doctor-y dialogue, nice twists and just overall really nicely done. :)
THIS WAS AMAZING!!!!!!! Like it’s literally just AMAZING!!!!
Finally got round to listening to this and really glad I did. It’s easily one of the most enjoyable 13th doc stories I’ve experienced so far and could effortlessly fit into the main series. Really hope you get to work on the show one day.
Brilliant story Will, love this! Well done mate.
What a thoroughly enjoyable listen. Brilliant work, Mr TARDIS!
Very very excited for Cybercember, Dalekcember was one of my favourite ever TH-cam projects!
The voices are spot on perfection.
Pretty good, but if I had to nitpick, I’d say the cover doesn’t really get across the castle being made of gold, it still just looks like concrete
Finally getting around to listening! I’m past half an hour in! Loving it for the moment 👍👍👍
It's quite fun how if i randomly pick these there's no telling which ones i'm listening to are fan projects and which are official
This is SO good. you should be working for the show itself honestly. This is better than... a lot of the recent seasons... The writing was perfect, the acting was fantastic, the sound effects worked perfectly. I genuinely felt like I was watching an episode.
Well done Will, really enjoyed this! Good job everyone involved :)
What a brilliant listen!! Fantastic work all around ! Congratulations Will you’ve shown the bbc that they NEED to hire you to write for Doctor Who !
I enjoyed this more than many of the poor scripts that followed her Doctor!
Jonathon Carley is an amazing impressionist. First, I was impressed by his War Doctor in the past and now he's doing an amazing Graham.
The Doctor and Graham voices as spot on!
Doesn't the 49th century seem a little late for humanity's first extraterrestrial business venture? Especially considering extragalactic business existed in the 42 century.
Ngl, I didn't do a deep dive into the timeline.
But you could argue it's a matter of semantics. Yeah, you can do businesses and trade, but when it comes to creating currencies, investments etc. Ivanhoe and Caros Obsono could have been one of the first. She does say "One of".
Or maybe it's a slogan the Doctor repeats ("Kerblam It!").
@@MrTARDIS Yeah, didn't affect my enjoyment of the story that much. I was still a rip-roaring yarn. I just remmebered Donna's "4126, I'm in 4126!" from Planet of the Ood.
I've been watching this channel since the early days, back in 2010/2011 and this is truly an amazing place for it to have ended up. I've been listening to the Big Finish productions for months now and this is almost on par with those. The passion and talent gone into it really makes it come to life.
Jodie Doctor's voice actor is perfect, Graham and Yazz were in the right ballpark, Ryan's actor was good (better than Tosin Cole IMO) but didn't sound much like Ryan.
There was some really strong acting from the other members of the cast. Loved the dynamic between Jules and the Doctor and I especially liked the connection to a past incarnation. These are the kind of stories that I love to see.
If I was to be critical, I'd say that the recorded voices being different quality kind of damages the emersion. Jodiedoctor sounds like she's stuck in a broom cupboard for example. I imagine it's hard doing this with little budget, especially during Covid but I figured I'd mention it in case the issue could be improved a little. I think it's the only thing that holds it back from being truly on par with a BFP.
You outdid yourself with this one MTR, loved it a great deal and I'll likely come back to it a few times. Thanks for making this and I look forward to more, should it come.
Really Enjoy it , thank you for adding the
As a wise man once said: FANTASTIC!!
Fantastic! Absolutely Fantastic.
Nice work dude thanks
I'm so looking forward to hear Alia E. Torrie as The Thirteenth Doctor in The Thirteenth Doctor Chronicles from VocalLab Productions
Great story, maybe too many happy endings considering everything that happened
You could try doing a War Of The Worlds audio drama, based on the original H.G Wells novel.
That’s a proper Johhhhhhhdeeeee voice, nicely done
When next time you do another one involving Daleks or Cybermen I want to voice either of them.
Hey this is awesome!!!! :D Fantastic audio play of the TARDIS Fam. Especially since their fate is up in the air with the upcoming Dalek story. Nice to listen to another story with them before the year is over. Thank you so much for making this and thanks to all the people involved with it as well. It's just as good as any of the audios dramas/plays made by big finish or BBC audio. Is there any way to listen to this story offline so I can listen to it on my mp3 player on the go? Please? I love listening to audio dramas on the go or while I draw/create art. :)
Loved it!!!
Fucking hell! TH-cam buried this for me! Thank god I follow you on fb. I've been looking forward to this :)
If this was a TV story from the 13th doctor's era. It would be her best.
Great job!👍
Ten seconds in and I'm already 100% convinced this is the real Jodie
I saw this artwork pass by my gaze while scrolling, didn't check the channel and genuinely thought it was going to be the official Doctor Who channel.
As the guy who did the artwork in question, I'll take that as a compliment.
@@TBowenMedia That's because it is.
doctor trapped in depression era america.. walks up to three nervous gentlemen at the foot of a large stage.. " Excuse me... I need to record some lines of dialog for an audiobook, can you point me to the nearest studio?"
Ulysses Everett McGill " a man down to the radio station payed us to sing "man of costant sorrow" into a can for a bit of cash... might try him.. now if you pardon me mam (puts fake beard on) i need to get up on stage..."
doctor " thank you!" she shouts as he slides up to the microphone on stage..
Love this mate well done fantastic more more well done
The ending had me full on crying 😭
LOVE THIS!
An excellent stand-alone adventure that felt like a spiritual-successor to the themes put forth by the series 11 story Kerblam, with a few teething troubles.
Firstly, major credit to the voice actors who perform their roles admirably; particular praise going to Wendy Abrahams and Alie E. Torrie as the Doctor and Jewel respectively, who steal the show whenever they're on the soundwaves(?).
The sound design and music was also excellent and really sold each moment and new location.
While I mentioned up top that the voice acting was generally good in terms of the acting, some of the voices did not sit right with me. Ryan's voice actor should be commended for trying to pull off such a unique voice as Tosin Cole, but a lot of the time his voice sounds too cartoony to the point where the whole mood of a scene can shift from an intense hostage situation to a Chuckle Brothers routine. Gem's voice actor sometimes comes across as if he should be in an abridged series, sounding too old to be as impetuous as he's supposed to be. Also, a minor point and an understandable one seeing as this is not a professional release, but the varying quality on everyone's mikes did take me out of the experience sometimes.
This next point may be more down to me more so the production itself, but the trailer and introduction seem to be selling this as a BigFinish-like audio, so when the storybook narration kicked in, I was a little off put by it as I was expecting the sound design, music and dialogue to tell the story rather than an omniscient narrator.
The Tardis Team and bank robbers are well characterized, but the bank employees are left feeling more like symbols and exposition-dumpers rather than living, breathing people; Although, there is enough personality and backstory divided amongst them to make it so that you don't want anything bad to happen to them.
One last point is the Doctor's speech to Yaz about trust. Now, in a vacuum this speech is wonderful and easily the most iconic 13th Doctor moment that the 13th Doctor never actually said, but when placed in the wider context of series 11 and 12, this intense closeness between the pair, for me anyway, does not ring true. This is the sort of thing I could imagine the tenth Doctor saying to Rose in the latter half of series 2, but here, with these characters, it does feel a bit forced. This is more of a criticism of the official show rather than this audio, but it's something I felt while watching and wanted to bring up.
Overall, a successful first outing and I'd love to have more adventures with your interpretations of these characters. I give Doctor Who: The Collateral of Ivanhoe a stamp of CANON. P.S. really looking forward to Cybercember (what a great end trailer!)
@@gladiator652004 I know and I still like the scene a lot, but it’s just something I wanted to bring up as an afterthought.
Ryan’s Graham’s voice are a little off. Doctors and Yaz’s are spot on.
Dispute my little nitpick, the courage to do that is incredible and I applaud you all!!
So, Thirteen will have to go to Shefflied to make a new Sherfield Swiss Army Sonic, then? ;)
Damn that Jodie impression is so good
good job this is canon for me
Who voice acts Jodie, she’s amazing!!
Credits are in the description and at the end of the episode :)
See a judoon platoon on the moon!
Where does this story take place? In Series 11 or 12? What gap between episodes would you put it in?
The aim was to put it almost anywhere in Series 12 (between 'Spyfall Part 2' and 'The Haunting of Villa Diodati').
However, upon reflection, none of the Fam are questioning who/what the Judoon are. So maybe between 'Praxeus' and 'The Haunting of Villa Diodati'.It's definitely after 'Resolution' because of the closer relationship between Ryan and Graham (Ryan frequently says "Grandad").
@@MrTARDIS Great, what Series 12 lacks most are more episodes set on other planets.
For the next audio drama, could it be a pure historical with the Twelfth Doctor, Bill and Nardole? He never had the opportunity (on screen) to meet a historical celebrity, perhaps a musician because of his appreciation for the electric guitar.
Hello! Newer fan and aspiring comic book artist. If you don't mind, I would like to adapt the begging of this into a 5 page sample to show around to publishers (especially Titan).
Hi Timothy, that sounds great! Go for it! Send it my way once you've finished because I'd love to see it!
I thought this was great! Real enjoyed this. The actress voicing Jodie's Doctor is brilliant.
Happy Doctor Who Day
Excited for cybercember
Great story but the Doctor ends up getting Sam arrested for the job by putting that money into his account. Do you really think a payment like that to an employee would not be suspect lol.
Wired fun fact invanhoe is a street name in Scotland 🏴
also a famous book
Never was a fan of 13 . Not sexist just wasn’t a fan of the whole gender change from a 50 plus year established male character and it felt very ceebeebies to me . This be better then anything Chinballs wrote buts it’s just wasn’t for me sorry . Chibnall tainted 13 Keep up the good work on the other audios though.
Actually the BBC threatened a woman Doctor ever since Tom Baker said he was leaving, I'm glad they finally did it and SO MANY people were upset over it, they eased us into it, showed the Gallifreyans could do it, showed that The Master did it and Missy was popular BUT when it was The Doctors turn EVERYONE lost their stuff (had to keep it clean)
@@mac1701e good for you I was saying my opinion dear
voices are great story is cringe
Studying Fiat currencies, Will?