Released February 2014 As the monthly iteration of The Companion Chronicles enters its final stretch of five stories following the conclusion of its fiftieth anniversary trilogy, writer Ian Potter returns to the First Doctor era in ‘The Sleeping City,’ picking up on the intriguing narrative thread about just what happened when Ian and Barbara finally […]
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Released January 2014 The Companion Chronicles range’s fiftieth anniversary trilogy comes to a close with Matt Fitton’s four-part ‘Luna Romana,’ finally delivering on the ever-present potential for a multi-Romana story alongside the Fourth Doctor and carefully working around the unfortunate passing of Mary Tamm in 2012 by bringing together Lalla Ward’s second incarnation and Juliet […]
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Released December 2013 Big Finish’s fiftieth anniversary trilogy within The Companion Chronicles continues with Nick Wallace’s ‘The Dying Light’ as the TARDIS materialises on a dying world orbiting a dying sun. Entering Sanctuary, a monastery carved out of a mountain, the Doctor, Jamie, and Zoe quickly learn that not everything is as it seems, and […]
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Released July 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Fallout from the temporal distortions has finally reached Gallifrey as The Legacy of Time reaches its monumental finale in Guy Adams’s ‘Collision Course.’ While Leela and Romana suddenly remember traveling with the Fourth Doctor to the same world at different times, the uncovered plan to create a destructive paradox […]
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Released July 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As The Legacy of Time reaches its penultimate tale with ‘The Avenues of Possibility,’ writer Jonathan Morris revisits the Sixth Doctor during his travels with Charlotte Pollard, the walking paradox whom the Eighth Doctor first rescued from assured death aboard the R-101. When DI Patricia Menzies suddenly finds the […]
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Released July 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW For its fourth serial, Matt Fitton’s ‘Relative Time,’ Big Finish’s celebratory twentieth anniversary epic The Legacy of Time turns its focus to the Fifth Doctor and possibly the biggest crossover yet as newer characters from television and audio collide. When disaster strikes within the time vortex, the Doctor suddenly […]
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Released July 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW When pockets of temporal instability manifest over a Dorset village, UNIT is called in, and Kate Stewart and Jo Jones suddenly find themselves thrust back through time and working alongside the Third Doctor. As Osgood works tirelessly to get them back home, they soon discover that UNIT has faced […]
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Released July 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following a superb introduction featuring the Eighth Doctor on the inevitable brink of going to war, The Legacy of Time next returns to the Seventh Doctor era in John Dorney’s ‘The Split Infinitive.’ Following a criminal gang that has seemingly recruited a member with temporal powers, the Doctor and […]
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Released July 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW To commemorate a staggering twenty years of new audio Doctor Who adventures, Big Finish presents arguably its most colossal and ambitious release yet with The Legacy of Time, six interlinked serials bringing together both expected and unexpected segments of the franchise’s vast mythology. With the fallout of one disaster […]
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Released July 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Reuniting Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant for the first time since 2014’s ‘The Rani Elite’ but set much earlier during their characters’ companionship, Roland Moore’s ‘Memories of a Tyrant’ poignantly asks what happens if someone commits an unspeakable crime but truly cannot remember doing so. Arriving at a state-of-the-art […]
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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.
