Aired 01 March 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW “Everything that you think you know is a lie.” Following a debut series filled with mostly standalone adventures for Thirteenth Doctor Jodie Whittaker, showrunner Chris Chibnall wasted little time at the start of this current run of episodes in embracing the challenges of Doctor Who continuity and threatening […]
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Aired 23 February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following the chilling events at Villa Diodati, the Doctor and her friends determinedly follow Percy Shelley’s coordinates to the grim aftermath of the Great Cyberwars and the final bastion of humanity struggling to survive as the Chris Chibnall-penned two-part series finale begins with ‘Ascension of the Cybermen.’ With […]
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Released February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW No Big Finish franchise has undergone as much change as Gallifrey, beginning as an immersive and fascinating exploration of the internal politics and machinations of those Time Lords vying for power on their own planet and going on to tackle more and more expansive schemes and locales throughout this […]
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Released February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Of all the Doctor’s many companions through the years, Martha Jones has arguably had one of the most unique journeys as she quickly surpassed her initial characterization as a lovelorn medical student with a desire to see the world to highlight her incredible determination and intelligence both with and […]
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Released February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW With the Twelfth Doctor and his now legacy era of Doctor Who joining the Big Finish fold for further exploration, impressionist Jacob Dudman who found such great success bringing David Tennant’s Tenth and Matt Smith’s Eleventh incarnations to life in more Doctor-centric and narration-driven boxsets for the company now […]
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Aired 16 February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As the twelfth series of Doctor Who hurdles towards its monumental two-part finale, ‘The Haunting of Villa Diodati’ by Maxine Laderton starts the celebrations early with a horror-laden visit to the 1816 locale in which Mary Shelley found her inspiration to create Frankenstein during the famed year without […]
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Released February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW To close out the ninth series of The Fourth Doctor Adventures as the Doctor and his companions continue their search for a CVE and an exit from E-space, Andrew Smith’s ‘The Quest of the Engineer’ brings the TARDIS to the ever-shifting surface of a strange planet. Soon encountering this […]
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Released February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following last month’s successful and respectful reintroduction of Adric to the Fourth Doctor’s travels which began to further flesh out the character’s unique value and challenges in a way that his early serials on screen could only hint at, the second volume of The Fourth Doctor Series 9 looks […]
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Released February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW In 1988’s twenty-fifth anniversary season that saw the return of the Daleks and Cybermen as well as a brutal piece of social commentary, ‘The Greatest Show in the Galaxy’ provided a wholly unique and yet vital experience as Doctor Who turned the focus on itself and its public perception […]
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Aired 09 February 2020 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Doctor Who, like most good science fiction, has often been able to tackle difficult and topical issues directly or metaphorically, and “Can You Hear Me?” by Charlene James and Chris Chibnall brings mental health to the forefront in an adventure that sprawls from 1380 Aleppo to the furthest […]
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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.
