Aired 08 July 2009 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW The eyes of the world have turned to Britain as the 456 arrive with children across the globe proclaiming, ‘We are here.’ This is not the first time the 456 have visited, however, and their demands and the ensuing fight become very personal as Children of Earth reaches […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Attempting to escape a mysterious force trying to grab hold of the TARDIS in flight, the Doctor inadvertently brings it to coastal England just as the country is trying to recover from the ravages of World War II, introducing another threat of total destruction in the process in Nicholas […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following an unexpected but nonetheless intriguing revamp of The First Doctor Adventures in April 2022 with Stephen Noonan stepping to the role of William Hartnell’s incarnation after David Bradley had played it for so long both on television and in audio adventures, the relatively little-explored time with Dodo as […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Returning to the role of Suzie for Big Finish for the first time since 2019’s ‘Sync,’ Indira Varma takes her beloved character to the depths of the sea beneath an island that has appeared in the North Atlantic Ocean in ‘The Last Love Song of Suzie Costello’ by Rafaella […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW With the Ninth Doctor’s televised adventures confined to Earth or its immediate vicinity throughout time, Big Finish has seized the opportunity to take this guilt-ridden incarnation away from his adopted planet in order to expand the threats and wonders he has experienced. In Roy Gill’s ‘Red Darkness’ to conclude […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW As the single members of London’s Fellows Club fall victim to a plague of emotions while infatuated by giant flowers, only the Doctor acting as Club member Toby Entwhistle’s valet offers any degree of hope in James Kettle’s ‘The Blooming Menace.’ Overtly styled as a comedy and leaning into […]
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Released February 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Alien threats come in any number of different forms and colours, and when West Morebry residents start to notice disappearances around a local charity shop, the Doctor finds himself battling against the colour red in Lizzie Hopley’s ‘The Colour of Terror.’ Admittedly, an alien that can use and exploit […]
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Aired 07 July 2009 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW After the blistering pace of ‘Day One,’ it was all but certain that John Fay’s ‘Day Two’ would need to unfold more deliberately in order to more fully delve into the mystery and humanity at the core of Children of Earth. With the Torchwood Three Hub blown up […]
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Aired 06 July 2009 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Following two series that delved into the darker elements of the Doctor Who universe on Earth to varying effect, Torchwood moved to the flagship BBC One for a five-night event miniseries titled Children of Earth with Russell T Davies returning to pen the ‘Day One’ opener as Cardiff’s […]
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Released January 2023 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW In a Torchwood range that has never shied away from experimenting with its storytelling, Guy Adams presented one of the boldest entries yet in the first instalment of ‘Double’ released earlier this month. Featuring a wholly new cast of characters with an intense focus on Roberta Craven as part […]
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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.
