Iris Rides Out (audio story)

Iris Rides Out was the ninth release in the Iris Wildthyme audio series. It was the second story in the third season. It was written by Guy Adams.
== Publisher's summary ==
"Back foul harpy! Denizen of the lower levels!"
Thomas Carnacki, the famed Edwardian Ghost Finder, faces his most terrifying challenge yet. Not only must he rid Mocata Grange of hideous apparitions and rampaging pig-monsters, he must also avoid the advances of that hellcat Iris Wildthyme. Will any of them get through the night alive?
== Plot ==
to be added
== Cast ==
* Iris Wildthyme - Katy Manning
* Panda - David Benson
* Thomas Carnacki - Marcus Hutton
* Sir Donald Marshall - Roger Parrott
* Hog Lord - Scott Handcock
== Crew ==
* Cover Art - Anthony Dry
* Director - Gary Russell
* Executive Producers - Nicholas Briggs and Jason Haigh-Ellery
* Music and Sound Design - David Darlington
* Producers - Cavan Scott and Mark Wright
* Writer - Guy Adams
* Line Producer - David Richardson
== Worldbuilding ==
* Iris has a tattoo of a "bumblebee riding a bike."
== Notes ==
* Thomas Carnacki was an Edwardian supernatural detective created by . He originally appeared in six short stories in the magazine from 1910 to 1912. In terms of the Whoniverse, the character previously appeared in the novel Foreign Devils.
* This audio drama was recorded on 4 and 5 December 2011.
* The location of Mocata Grange originates from the author's prior novel , which saw Carnacki team up with Sherlock Holmes.
== Continuity ==
* Iris activates the bus' randomiser to evade the Monstron time destroyer. The Fourth Doctor did likewise in order to evade the Black Guardian. (TV: The Armageddon Factor)
* After Carnacki refers to Iris as a "foul harpy", Panda asks her if Carnacki is another one of her ex-husbands. They previously met her former husband Sam Gold on Radio Yesterday. (AUDIO: The Sound of Fear)
* Carnacki previously encountered the Second Doctor and his companions Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot in Kent in December 1900. (PROSE: Foreign Devils)
* Iris refers to the sinking of the RMS Titanic on 15 April 1912. (PROSE: The Left-Handed Hummingbird, TV: Rose)
* Iris refers to a planet where the inhabitants were able to manipulate the matter in the universe through chanting. (TV: Logopolis)
== External links ==
Category:Iris Wildthyme: The Complete Series Three audio stories
Category:Stories set in England
Category:Stories set in 1904
Category:Stories that crossover with non-DWU series
Category:One part audio stories