The cult classic from the 1970s, Sky, has been revived with a new full-cast audio drama series.
Some of you might recall the 1975 ITV children's television series Sky, created by Doctor Who writers Bob Baker and Dave Martin, which followed a time-traveling alien stranded on Earth. Fifty years later, Big Finish Productions released Sky: Before the Chaos in 2025, featuring Sky returning to Earth to reconnect with his friends. Now, Big Finish has launched Sky: Into the Chaos, a brand-new full-cast audio drama that follows Sky and his companions as they strive to save the Earth.
This new box set contains three episodes penned by Gary Hopkins, which include:
The Confluence – With Arby and Jake missing in the Juganet, Bex and Kyle bring Sky to meet an old acquaintance. At the same time, Jane Briggs and her grief counselor participate in numerous sessions to cope with Roy’s death, until the Juganet brings them back together with the others in Jane’s future. However, nothing and no one is exactly as it appears.
The Place of Darkness – The Briggs family embarks on another journey through the Juganet, facing their past, while Arby and Cerys confront a distorted future. Who is the Skygod, and why is it demanding tribute? There’s also the mystery of what Kyle Brannock has on his head.
This Far and No Further – The Calyx are on the brink of annihilating the Earth, and despite his better instincts, Sky reaches out to his people for assistance. However, the Travellers have already aided Earth in the past and aren't particularly eager to offer another chance. Can Sky convince them to help?
The cast includes Jessica Hayles as Bex Briggs, Samuel Morgan-Davies as Kyle Brannock, Conrad Westmaas as Jack Diver, Helen Bang as Jane Briggs, Caitlin Griffiths as Cerys Morgan, Marcus Hutton as Roy Briggs, Sarah Douglas as Dr. Coral Grunwald, and Doctor Who veteran Katy Manning as Joyce, Arby's mother.
Sky: Into the Chaos is now available for purchase as a download from the Big Finish website for £19.99.
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