The Stranger (video series) Saul back to England ("Eye of the Beholder") and forces them to intervene when Hunter's experiment goes out of control. Another BBV production, "The Airzone Solution", is sometimes erroneously listed as part of the "Stranger" series. In fact, it is a standalone "ecological thriller" film that, other than its cast, has no connection to either the Stranger or "Doctor Who". Nicholas Briggs, meanwhile, went on to write and star in numerous Big Finish "Doctor Who" audio spin-offs and to voice the Daleks and other monsters in the TV series itself. "Eye of the Storm" is the basis for the video
Anne Briggs her final studio recording. By the time it was issued, Briggs was living in the Hebrides. Fledgling Records re-issued it in 1996. When Bert Lloyd died in 1990, Briggs was persuaded to sing in a memorial concert. Despite coaxing from some of the brightest names in British folk music, she refused to return to the studio. There was a TV documentary about Jansch in 1993. Briggs took part in this and sang "Go Your Way My Love" as a duet with Jansch for the show. The recording later reappeared in the soundtrack "Acoustic Routes" (1993) on Demon Records. In recent