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The Human Frontier: Series 1

By: Nicholas Briggs
Narrated by: Pepter Lunkuse, Genevieve Gaunt, Lucy Briggs-Owen, Nicholas Briggs, Clive Wood, Mark Elstob
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Summary

One crew takes the long route, sleeping for 1,000 years, in secret, on a ship called The Human Frontier.

The other crew set off hundreds of years later, at hyper speed.

When the sleepers wake as they approach the planet, the hyper-speed crew have been living there for 300 years already - and they have no clue the ‘sleepers’ are about to arrive.

Part One: Possibility of Life

Two awakenings. One is unexpected, the other is a dire emergency. One brings love. Both bring danger. This is the voyage of The Human Frontier.

Part Two: Nowhere Near Neptune

There’s a world called Triton. Its people have a long history of struggle and suffering. And they’ve never heard of The Human Frontier.

Part Three: Machine Minds

Anna Swift discovers the secret future history of Earth. And Triton discovers the secret past of The Human Frontier.

Part Four: Control

Is it the Tritons, Nilly, Planet Five...? Who is in control? And what does the future hold for The Human Frontier?

Director: Nicholas Briggs

Producer: Emma Haigh

Executive Producers: Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs

The Human Frontier is a trademark of Red Raygun Ltd.

©2020 Big Finish Productions (P)2020 Big Finish Productions Science Fiction Space Exploration
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The story is good once you get through the first chapter with the flash back in flashback. Has huge potential for series 2

Good but confusing at start

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