Released June 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Concluding this run of Torchwood audios featuring classic Doctor Who villains, Christopher Cooper’s ‘Sargasso’ presents the long-awaited return of the Autons as Rhys Williams finds himself stranded on a container ship in a sea filled with debris. With people on board dying, the solution to Earth’s polluted waters that […]
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Released January 2013 To begin the fiftieth anniversary celebration, The Companion Chronicles revisits the First Doctor’s earliest TARDIS team of Ian, Barbara, and Susan in Marc Platt’s historical ‘The Flames of Cadiz.’ As the TARDIS materializes in the dark days of sixteenth-century Spain that finds itself at war with England and where any perceived act […]
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Released December 2012 Intended to begin a new trilogy in which Leela’s soul lives on beyond her death in ‘The Time Vampire’ like the Sevateem tribe believes, Nigel Fairs in ‘The Child’ presents Leela’s rebirth as the young Emily while Leela remains an imaginary friend regaling her with tales about a great wizard and accompanying […]
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Released June 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Fifty-first century Time Agent and con man Jack Harkness has unquestionably led one of the most fascinating lives of anyone with whom the Doctor has ever crossed paths. Traveling alongside the Ninth and Tenth Doctors and leading Torchwood’s Cardiff team in adventures that still continue on audio, John Barrowman […]
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Released June 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW The notion of an elder Seventh Doctor tying up loose ends and traversing universal themes of identity and sense of self alongside Mags, the Vulpanan companion-who-never-was from ‘The Greatest Show in the Galaxy,’ is a brilliant one that has resulted in two captivating if fairly traditional tales to begin […]
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Released November 2012 The Rocket Men instantly became an iconic and enduring foe in their debut adventure, their visually retro nature and classic motivations serving as the perfect contrast to Ian Chesterton’s internal exploration of the emotions stemming from his time in the TARDIS. Accordingly, it’s no surprise that those same visuals and themes should […]
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Released June 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Right from their debut in 2011’s ‘A Good Man Goes to War’ in which the Eleventh Doctor recruits an army of allies to find Amy Pond and her child, the characters of Silurian Madame Vastra, human Jenny Flint, and Sontaran nurse Strax demanded an ongoing series dedicated to their […]
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Released October 2012 Just as his ‘The Time Museum’ that began this run of The Companion Chronicles revisited and referenced several events and incidents from throughout Ian Chesterton’s tenure aboard the TARDIS alongside the First Doctor, James Goss in ‘The Last Post’ tells a harrowing tale that traverses the events of Liz Shaw’s sole season […]
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Released September 2012 As with “The Prisoner’s Dilemma” and “Night’s Black Agents” before it, “Project: Nirvana” represents an instalment of The Companion Chronicles tying into a concurrent Big Finish main range trilogy, in this case the Seventh Doctor Elder Gods saga comprised of “Protect and Survive,” “Black and White,” and “Gods and Monsters.” Likewise representing […]
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Released August 2012 Continuing the arc begun in ‘Shades of Grey’ and ‘The Memory Cheats,’ writer Simon Guerrier once more revisits the character of Zoe Heriot in ‘The Uncertainty Principle’ as the mysterious Company tries to break through the conditioning that blocks so many of her memories. With plenty of evidence to suggest that she […]
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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.
