Released March 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Traveling decades into the paradox-ridden future rather than millennia as in the opener to Stranded 2, the Doctor and his companions are quickly captured by an unknown force that seems to know their every move in John Dorney’s ‘The Long Way Round.’ An interrogator wants answers, but even finding […]
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Released March 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW When a World War II bomb is found in the middle of Baker Street, the Doctor takes Zakia and Aisha to see some of their family history and the secret life their grandmother led in Lisa McMullin’s ‘Baker Street Irregulars.’ The truths the sisters find in short order, however, […]
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Released March 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following a trip to the far future, the Doctor decides to further test his repairing TARDIS’ capabilities by taking a trip into the past, hoping to pick up some spare parts from his former self at UNIT in the process in Roy Gill’s ‘UNIT Dating.’ However, just as a […]
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Released March 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW In the wake of a tremendous paradox, the TARDIS has begun to heal in Matt Fitton’s opener to Stranded 2, ‘Dead Time.’ However, when the Doctor decides to take the TARDIS for a test flight with decidedly more passengers than he intended, he finds that it can travel only […]
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Released February 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Though taxis and the personal transportation industry have evolved immensely over the centuries, there is little questioning just how vital this profession has remained to any city and visiting individual. When Toshiko Sato wakes up wounded and desperate in the back of a taxi, she’ll need to rely on […]
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Released February 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW To conclude the tenth series of The Fourth Doctor Adventures, the Doctor takes Leela to 1830 Dorset to visit the noted paleontologist Mary Anning in Helen Goldwyn’s ‘The Primeval Design.’ Just as quickly as they arrive, however, the two find themselves squarely in dangerous territory when a body is […]
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Released February 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW After nearly colliding with another time machine in the vortex and landing in 1944 Normandy just days before D-Day, the Doctor and Leela find a most unexpected traveler in Andrew Smith’s ‘The Tribulations of Thadeus Nook.’ Finding an enterprising young man intent on using time travel for his own […]
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Released February 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW In a fitting piece of symmetry to mirror Big Finish’s second monthly adventure ‘Phantasmagoria’ that released in October 1999, James Kettle’s ‘The Blazing Hour’ reunites leads Peter Davison and Mark Strickson in the range’s penultimate and remarkable 274th release. When the TARDIS brings the Doctor and Turlough to a […]
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Released February 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW With Romana lost to the Time War and her ultimate sacrifice still weighing heavily on her friends, Narvin and Leela look to survive and continue the battle as the end of everything seemingly approaches in Gallifrey: Time War Volume Four. While the Gallifrey series has transitioned from more […]
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Released January 2021 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Through the course of 2020 and continuing into 2021, Big Finish has proven remarkably adept at altering its practices to follow the changing public health guidelines as COVID-19 continues to spread around the world. Although in many cases this has meant individual performances and production work from isolated locales […]
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A very slow story with a decent, if well, well-worn idea of a hidden alien menace using the emotions of…
Better than Forty 1, but drab, dull, boring and perhaps the most continuity heavy story BF have ever done. Plus,…
Now this is more like it. At first sight, another Dalek story is the last thing we need from WHO,…
This is the set that has finally ended my interest in Big Finish. it is so boring, so slow and…
Agreed. This is terrible, an insult to BF fans.
