Aired 08 July 2011 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following the incredible success of the five-part Children of Earth, Russell T Davies and Torchwood return with the ten-part BBC/Starz co-production Miracle Day. One day, nobody dies; as time passes and as people continue to age and become sick and ill, still nobody dies to set the scene […]
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Released March 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW To once more commemorate International Women’s Day, Big Finish has released Strange Chemistry, the third in its The Eighth of March collection, to highlight just some of the many women in all capacities who have contributed to the continuing success of Doctor Who and all related series within the […]
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Aired 10 July 2009 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Torchwood is defenceless and anarchy reigns as the human race struggles with the 456’s demand for ten percent of each country’s children. With Children of Earth drawing to a close in ‘Day Five’ by Russell T Davies, a council estate and the bonds of family become the foundations […]
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Released March 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Discovering that he seems to have lost his own art gallery when attempting to make up to Margaret for their last journey, the Doctor soon finds the TARDIS being dragged across a subspace wave to open Phil Mulryne’s ‘Antillia the Lost.’ Landing on Antillia, a manufactured island in space […]
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Aired 09 July 2009 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As Children of Earth reaches ‘Day Four’ written by John Fay, the 456 have made their demands known. Torchwood finally learns of the events of 1965, and the fate of the world seemingly pivots around John Frobisher and humanity’s decision to either acquiesce or fight back. Rather than […]
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Released March 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Long after her adventure alongside the Doctor investigating the strange phenomena and witch in Ravencliff, sculptor Margaret Hopwood has never stopped thinking about that burst of excitement. In ‘Ice Heist!’ by Guy Adams, the Doctor finally comes calling once more, offering Margaret the opportunity to travel to an art […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Landing on the sea-faring Mercator, a world renowned for its impervious iron, the Doctor and Jo soon meet Callis, a supposedly cursed man who is the last of his family line, in ‘The Iron Shore’ by Lizzie Hopley. A condemned wet dock nearby is the source of haunting rumours […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW With the elder Jo back aboard the TARDIS once again, the Third Doctor lands on the planet Viltris in the forty-ninth century in ‘The Conservitors’ by Felicia Barker. This is a civilization modeled around statistical risk analysis with a robotic force used to ensure its citizens’ safety, but not […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following Katy Manning’s appearance as Jo Jones on The Sarah Jane Adventures in 2010, it seemed as though the saga of one of the most beloved companions of the classic era had been given an emotional and conclusive coda when Jo finally reunited with the Doctor, albeit the Doctor […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As Jacob Dudman’s Eleventh Doctor and Safiyaa Ingar’s Valarie Lockwood continue their travels together in The Eleventh Doctor Chronicles, Valarie quickly learns the power of a story and the power of the Doctor’s story in particular, in ‘All of Time and Space’ by Tim Foley. Credited as being written […]
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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.
