BBC Radio, meanwhile, attempted to get a new series of "Doctor Who" stories made for radio. Although more were planned, only two were ever completed: "The Paradise of Death" (1993) and "The Ghosts of N-Space" (1996), both written by Barry Letts and featuring Jon Pertwee, (in two of his final performances as the Third Doctor), Elisabeth Sladen and Nicholas Courtney. "The Paradise of Death" was broadcast on Radio 5, and after that station's re-launch as a news and sport network in 1994 it seemed that there would be no home for any sequels. However, a repeat broadcast of "The Paradise of Death" that year on Radio 2 proved popular — despite episode four accidentally being broadcast twice in place of episode five, necessitating episode five being delayed by a week — and the station was happy to commission the sequel, "The Ghosts of N-Space", for itself.