Released March 2017 As the epic Doom Coalition saga approaches its end with its penultimate tale in Matt Fitton’s ‘The Side of the Angels,’ secret plans are afoot to offer safety in 1970s New York City to Time Lords not acquiescent to Padrac’s plan for universal destruction. Fronted by Cardinal Ollistra and sponsored by the […]
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Released March 2017 Just as ‘Ship in a Bottle’ limited itself to one half of the unfolding Doom Coalition narrative with the Doctor and his companions taking centre stage, Matt Fitton’s ‘Songs of Love’ runs concurrently with the other half as River Song features among Padrac and his depraved associates on Gallifrey. In what could […]
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Released March 2017 With the Doctor, Liv, and Helen trapped on a shuttle hurtling into a future that no longer exists with no chance of escape and the end of the universe nigh, Doom Coalition 4 opens with an emotional bang with John Dorney’s ‘Ship in a Bottle.’ Given that the action at this point […]
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Released September 2016 With Liv and Helen traveling with a recently-regenerated Nine whom they assume to be a recently-regenerated Doctor and with the Doctor traveling with River Song without knowing her true identity, John Dorney’s ‘The Crucible of Souls’ looks to close out this third installment of the Doom Coalition epic with the highest and […]
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Released September 2016 Secret cults and societies have jealously protected and guarded the secrets of the Doomsday Chronometer for five centuries, but as River takes Helen through time on a most dangerous quest and the Doctor confronts an ancient Queen of legend in Matt Fitton’s appropriately-titled ‘The Doomsday Chronometer’, the truth and the journey to […]
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Released September 2016 Following the magnificent but mostly standalone opening installment ‘Absent Friends,’ the proper story arc of Doom Coalition 3 more fully asserts itself in Matt Fitton’s ‘The Eight Piece,’ the first of a two-part tale that spans seven centuries in three distinct times with several new and returning faces taking part in a […]
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Released September 2016 Following in the footsteps of Doom Coalition 2 which began with a mostly standalone tale that set the pieces in motion for the overarching narrative that would bring the Eleven and the Sonomancer together, Doom Coalition 3 begins with a more isolated character piece in John Dorney’s ‘Absent Friends.’ Back in late […]
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Released March 2016 As Doom Coalition 2 draws to a close with Matt Fitton’s ‘The Sonomancer’ and the reasoning behind that title slowly begins to take form, the Doctor must once more face the Eleven to prevent the destruction of the unstable planet of Syra and the genocide of its people. However, with River Song […]
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Released March 2016 Pursuing Caleera across the universe, the TARDIS lands back on Earth in 1906 San Francisco on the eve of the city’s infamous earthquake. Yet as the Doctor, Liv, and Helen cross paths with a desperate actor hoping to stage his production of King Lear, a dangerous psychic gift hungry for power and […]
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Released March 2016 Though ‘Beachhead’ began Doom Coalition 2 on a fairly standalone note, the destruction of the Voord homeworld nonetheless provided the Doctor, Liv, and Helen with the impetus to travel to the other side of the universe to a derelict gothic city lost in the ravages of space and time. Discovering that 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.
