Released April 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As the Ravenous saga enters its second half, the creatures of Time Lords’ nightmares return in force with an entire clan hunting the Doctor in Matt Fitton’s ‘Deeptime Frontier.’ Yet as the Matrix continues to predict devastating futures and a Gallifreyan research station on the edge of the vortex […]
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Released August 2010 Returning to the Second Doctor era with ‘Echoes of Grey,’ John Dorney explores the fascinating concept of Zoe being forced to confront the gap in her photographic memory when a woman claims to have met her alongside the Doctor and Jamie many years ago. As her memories of a visit to the […]
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Released July 2010 To open the fifth series of The Companion Chronicles, Simon Guerrier closes out his Sara Kingdom trilogy with the brilliant ‘The Guardian of the Solar System,’ returning to the mysterious house in Ely to offer the definitive exploration of this little-known companion as Robert’s journey reaches its own logical end and Sara […]
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Released June 2010 In a fourth series that has continued to shatter any perceived boundaries of The Companion Chronicles by highlighting the Fifth and Sixth Doctor eras while continuing to toy with framing device formats and even bringing in multiple companions on two occasions, John Dorney’s ‘Solitaire’ arrives as what may be the most ground-breaking […]
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Released May 2010 The Companion Chronicles has once before linked with a concurrent trilogy within Big Finish’s monthly range with “The Prisoner’s Dilemma,” but Marty Ross’s “Night’s Black Agents” is the first to explicitly continue the narrative, here as “City of Spires” and “The Wreck of the Titans” are directly bridged with Jamie and the […]
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Released May 2010 As The Companion Chronicles approaches the end of its fourth series, Nigel Fairs once again tackles the directing, music, and sound design duties to bring the finale to his Leela trilogy, ‘The Time Vampire,’ to life. With Leela in her last moments of life and preparing to enter the land of her […]
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Released April 2010 As The Companion Chronicles once more turns to the early Third Doctor era with Simon Guerrier’s ‘Shadow of the Past,’ Dr Elizabeth Shaw likewise returns to UNIT for the first time in decades to unravel the past, exploring Vault 75-73/Whitehall and the housed remains of a spaceship that crashed in the Pennines […]
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Released March 2010 With ‘The Suffering’ opening a new means of storytelling with The Companion Chronicles by providing two companions’ voices concurrently, Nigel Robinson’s ‘The Emperor of Eternity’ follows suit by having both Victoria and Jamie present to recount their unexpected visit to China in 200 B.C. following the TARDIS’s collision with an asteroid in […]
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Released February 2010 Despite a simple premise regarding the format of The Companion Chronicles, there has already been a wealth of variability presented both in terms of framing devices and storytelling styles with characters both expected and not. With Jacqueline Rayner’s ‘The Suffering,’ the audio range ushers in a new era of possibilities as two […]
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Released January 2010 Debuting in the 1992 novel Love and War, Professor Bernice Surprise Summerfield quickly became a quintessential companion for the Seventh Doctor before going on to star in her own successful range of novels and ongoing audio adventures. Yet although she has proven to be such an enduring and engaging character and despite […]
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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.
