Released March 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW The first volume of Gallifrey- Time War fearlessly brought forth a fascinating introduction to Gallifrey’s involvement in the nearly incomprehensible conflict that would come to wreak such havoc on the Time Lords, Daleks, and universe at large. Laden in danger both physically and politically with no individual life safe […]
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Released March 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW After successfully adapting the first Fourth Doctor adventure from the pages of Doctor Who Weekly to begin its first volume of The Comic Strip Adaptations, Big Finish now turns to the iconic ‘Doctor Who and the Space Beast’ in conclusion, bringing the memorable Beep the Meep to life once […]
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Released March 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Throughout its long history of producing Doctor Who audio dramas, Big Finish has never been afraid to delve into the continuity of the comics and novels for characters and settings that suit a particular story. It’s unsurprising, then, that following the success of The Novel Adaptations which gave the […]
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Released March 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Although there are many examples to the contrary through the lengthy history of Doctor Who, the franchise right from its very start in 1963 has been unafraid of portraying strong and capable women in all walks of life. In recognition of International Women’s Day and the immense female influence […]
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Released March 2019 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Kamelion is unquestionably one of the most fascinating characters in the long history of Doctor Who, yet he sadly remains of the most unexplored because of the practical limitations that the physical android construct presented on screen. Looking to answer the questions that have persisted about this enigmatic being’s […]
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Released August 2009 Frazer Hines instantly proved how uncannily he alone could bring the spirt and essence of the Second Doctor era to life in ‘Helicon Prime,’ deftly capturing Patrick Troughton’s mannerisms and vocal stylings while likewise retaining the youthful strength and energy that so defined Jamie’s time aboard the TARDIS. In Jonathan Morris’s ‘The […]
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Released July 2009 Simon Guerrier’s ‘Home Truths’ was unequivocally one of the standout successes of the third series of The Companion Chronicles, giving Sara Kingdom life once again in a most unexpected manner and definitively proving just how exciting a framing narrative could be. Unsurprisingly, then, the fourth series opens up with a sequel to […]
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Released June 2009 To close out the third series of The Companion Chronicles, Mary Tamm returns to her incredibly impactful but brief role as the first incarnation of Romana in Nigel Robinson’s ‘The Stealers from Saiph.’ As the Doctor and she relax in 1929 Antibes, ominous warnings from astrologer Madame Arcana threaten their idyllic respite, […]
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Released May 2009 Given the undisputed success with which the early installments of The Companion Chronicles delved into the earlier eras of Doctor Who that Big Finish could not bring to life with an authentic full cast, it’s no surprise that the company looked to expand upon its format with experiments such as giving Sara […]
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Released April 2009 When freak weather conditions overtake London and a tube train is discovered buried in snow while dozens of people are found instantly frozen in Hyde Park during a typical July heatwave, UNIT is called in to investigate. Yet as Jo Grant and Mike Yates disobey orders to pursue a street magician witnessed […]
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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.
