Released October 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW With COVID-19 and the need to produce every aspect of a production in isolation proving to be no hindrance to Big Finish, James Goss’s ‘The Three Monkeys’ virtually reunites the unexpected pairing of Owen and Andy for their third outing in Torchwood’s monthly range. Here, an uncannily successful businessman […]
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Released October 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Marking the start of the Eighth Doctor’s journey within the ambitious and expansive multimedia Time Lord Victorious project, Carrie Thompson’s ‘He Kills Me, He Kills Me Not’ also brings to vocal life the mysterious Ood, Brian, who will come to recur in future tales. Looking to visit one of […]
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Released October 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As Big Finish continues to explore and develop both the Daleks and the Time War ever more thoroughly, the pressure to continue to innovate with its storylines has continued to mount. With ‘Shadow of the Daleks 1,’ the first of two sequential releases to be composed of four one-part […]
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Released September 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW With so much of the world still in a form of lockdown as COVID-19 continues to persist and resurge, streets and cities have appeared much emptier than usual. Written well before the pandemic took hold but nonetheless gaining an extra eerie quality as it presents a deserted Cardiff, Alfie […]
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Released September 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW With the Time War saga to this point advertised as a sixteen-part tale, ‘Restoration of the Daleks’ by Matt Fitton looks to bring to a close the audio adventures of the Eighth Doctor that have sprawled across all of time and space as the conflict between the Time Lords […]
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Released September 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following a surprising and emotional restoration of the Dalek race, the Doctor and Bliss return to their own universe with a harrowing warning for the Time Lords in ‘Dreadshade’ by Lisa McMullin. Gallifrey is not quite like they left it, and however, and apparent total victory comes with a […]
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Released September 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As the Dalek Time Strategist continues its quest to rebuild the might of the Dalek race in the unlikeliest of locations so far away from the Time War, the layers of multiple realities begin to coalesce around Davros and the creations who inexorably follow in his wake in John […]
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Released September 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Including dynamically developing the Sixth Doctor and finally giving acted life to the Eighth Doctor once more, perhaps no element of the Doctor Who tapestry provided Big Finish with such a specifically unique opportunity as exploration of the Time War that saw the entire universe brought to the brink […]
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Released September 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As Lisa Bowerman’s Big Finish stalwart Professor Bernice Surprise Summerfield and David Warner’s unbound Doctor return to Bernice’s own universe for the first time together, the nuances of their deepening companionship and their own certainties and insecurities come to the forefront in the four new tales comprising The New […]
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Released September 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As Big Finish’s two-part double bill releases continue, ‘The Flying Dutchman’ by Gemma Arrowsmith and ‘Displaced’ by Katharine Armitage’ revisit the early days of Ace and Hex together alongside the Seventh Doctor. In ‘The Flying Dutchman,’ the TARDIS crew members find themselves aboard a seemingly deserted ship in the […]
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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.
