
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Hexagonal Phase (Dramatized)
And Another Thing...
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The brand new BBC Radio 4 full-cast series based on And Another Thing… the sixth book in the famous Hitchhiker’s Guide 'trilogy'.
Winner of the 2019 Audie Award for Science Fiction.
Forty years on from the first ever radio series of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Arthur Dent and friends return in six brand new episodes, in which they are thrown back into the Whole General Mish Mash in a rattling adventure involving Viking Gods and Irish Confidence Tricksters, with our first glimpse of Eccentrica Gallumbits and a brief but memorable moment with The Ravenous Bugblatter Beast Of Traal.
Starring John Lloyd as The Book, with Simon Jones as Arthur, Geoff McGivern as Ford Prefect, Mark Wing-Davey as Zaphod Beeblebrox, Sandra Dickinson and Susan Sheridan as Trillian, Jim Broadbent as Marvin the Paranoid Android and Jane Horrocks as Fenchurch, the cast also includes Samantha Béart, Toby Longworth, Andy Secombe, Ed Byrne, Lenny Henry, Philip Pope, Mitch Benn, Jon Culshaw and Professor Stephen Hawking.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2018, the series is written and directed by Dirk Maggs and based on And Another Thing… by Eoin Colfer with additional unpublished material by Douglas Adams. This edition also includes over 50 minutes of unbroadcast bonus material.
Listeners are reminded that the relaxed attitude to danger provided by Joo Janta 200 Super-Chromatic Peril Sensitive Sunglasses is no substitute for running around, screaming.
Cast:
The Voice Of The Book…John Lloyd
Arthur Dent…Simon Jones
Ford Prefect…Geoff McGivern
Zaphod Beeblebrox…Mark Wing-Davey
Trillian/Tricia McMillan…Sandra Dickinson
Trillian…Susan Sheridan
Random…Samantha Béart
Jeltz/Wowbagger…Toby Longworth
Constant Mown…Andy Secombe
Left Brain/Thor…Mitch Benn
Fenchurch…Jane Horrocks
Hillman Hunter…Ed Byrne
Cthulu…Jon Culshaw
Marvin…Jim Broadbent
The Guide MkII…Professor Stephen Hawking
The Consultant…Lenny Henry
Heimdall/Barzoo/Buckeye Brown/Eccentrica /Gunner Vogon…Tom Alexander
Aseed Preflux/Sub-Etha Voice/HOG Door …Philip Pope
Modgud/The Viking…Theo Maggs Baldur… Phillipe Bosher
Announcer…John Marsh
Music by Philip Pope
Production research by Kevin Jon Davies.
Written and directed by Dirk Maggs.
Based on the novel And Another Thing… by Eoin Colfer, with additional material by Douglas Adams.
Recorded at The Soundhouse Ltd. by Gerry O'Riordan.
Sound Design by Dirk Maggs.
Produced by Dirk Maggs, Helen Chattwell and David Morley.
A Perfectly Normal Production for BBC Radio 4.
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This recorded adaptation of his story is absolutely brilliant, you can literally see it payout in your head...
"Don't Panic"
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awesome
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Nice Try, But No Fish for You
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Can I just say, that before I get into my nitpicky complaints, the fact that I read through this whole book without realizing it was not Douglas Adams who wrote this, is immensely huge praise. If the author is reading this I hope you know that is an amazing feat and I hope you realize how accomplished you are to pull that off.
Okay, with that out of the way. Please understand that I am reviewing this essentially as if Adams wrote it, so I am holding it to a high standard indeed.
This was not my favorite Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy book, but it was also not my least favorite.
Two things detracted from my enjoyment of the book.
One, the book was often, especially at the start, self-referential. It was trying hard to remind you that it was a HGttG book. Nudging you with its elbow and with a wink saying "Hey! Remember that one time? That was fun."
Two, the book's political satire was too on the nose and not done as artfully. Thankfully it only occurred once or twice.
What I did love was the plot was more interesting than many of the other books. The characters felt right and were spot on.
Most of the book I drifted through it with a happy smile on my face. Glad to be back in this universe and with these characters.
The ending felt a little out of place. Feeling a bit more American than a proper British ending if you catch my drift. I am sure the fans love it, but it didn't sit exactly right with me. Still I did not hate it.
So, not my favorite, but I hope Eoin Colfer that you know you pulled off something amazing and should feel incredibly proud of what you accomplished.
Eoin Colfer should feel incredibly proud
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Absolutely loved it!
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Great end to a great series.
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a must listen
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Not Douglas Adams, But Still Fantastic!
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10 more please
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But as Douglas Adams was a passionate atheist, I knew that I had to re-think things…:
I have read somewhere that Douglas Adams was a little unhappy with the Hitchhiker’s Ending.
The last book was written during a particularly “crappy” time of his life, and the book reflected that.
He thought long and hard about writing one more book, just to “set things right”.
This is Not Douglas Adams's book. It is missing “this and that”, and it’s missing it “here and there”.
All that being said, let’s look at what this book is to me:
A “last bow-out” of the characters, introduced to us by Douglas Adams.
An attempt to stitch things up, to bring to a happier end…
It reads to me like a friendly celebration of Douglas Adams's story, by someone that obviously read - and loved the H2G2 series, not an evil “money-making, coattail riding” blasphemous hack.
The book made me smile, even laugh, it gave me a warm feeling around the cockles, and was genuinely able to transport me back to the time when I first heard of “Dentrassi”, “Vogons” and “Golgafrinchans”.
If one is willing to forgive the writers that they are not Douglas Adams, one is hard-pressed not to get at least some enjoyment out of this ending.
A Happier End
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