Released August 2002 When the Thames River reveals the floating corpse of an old man that DNA and fingerprint identification practices reveal to be one of Josh’s eighteen-year-old friends, Sarah Jane duly heads to West Yorkshire to investigate and soon discovers that there is more to ancient dark sorcery than she believed as a spate […]
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Released July 2002 Elisabeth Sladen brought so much inherent charm, charisma, and strength to the role of Sarah Jane Smith alongside both the Third and Fourth Doctors that it’s no wonder the character has remained ingrained in the public consciousness since her debut in 1973, leading the aborted spinoff K-9 and Company, returning for anniversary […]
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Released December 2009 Nicholas Briggs was intimately involved in every facet of the first series of Cyberman, writing and directing all four instalments while also scoring, working on sound design, voicing the eponymous foes, and fleshing out a backdrop introduced in his own earlier story ‘Sword of Orion.’ However, with Briggs’s promotion to producer of […]
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Released October 2017 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW The full might of the Time War is crashing down around the Doctor and his friends as the Daleks amass in The Time War 1’s conclusion ‘One Life’ by John Dorney, but Ollistra is playing by her own rules as she seeks a weapon that could end the war […]
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Released October 2017 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW ‘The Night of the Doctor’ was momentous not only for finally revealing the long-shrouded regeneration of the Eighth Doctor but for also proclaiming that he saw himself as a steadfastly moral individual who simply could not fully engage in the atrocities and horrors of the Time Lords in his […]
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Released October 2017 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Matt Fitton’s ‘Echoes of War’ directly picks up the narrative of The Time War 1 as the Doctor and a motley group of refugees crash-land on a jungle world whose landscape is corrupted by time and jarringly cycles through phases of growth and decay. To stay alive, the party […]
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Released October 2017 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW The Time War will forever remain one of the defining events within the Doctor Who universe, actions in the classic series setting the scene for the ultimate confrontation between the Time Lords and the Daleks and events in the modern series dealing with the fallout both for the Doctor […]
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Released March 2018 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Big Finish’s 2018 Fifth Doctor trilogy comes to a close with David Llewellyn’s evocatively-titled ‘Serpent in the Silver Mask’ set upon Argentia, the galaxy’s most exclusive tax haven phased sixty minutes out of normal time, and opening at the funeral of mining magnate Carlo Mazzini. With the Mazzini family […]
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Released March 2018 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW Mark Platt has previously proven with ‘Spare Parts’ and ‘The Silver Turk’ that he has a firm grasp on the Cybermen as an ever-evolving but ever-conforming race as well as on the unique horror that they bring to the Doctor Who universe, most certainly earning him the honour of […]
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Released March 2018 SOME SPOILERS FOLLOW The Third Doctor era of Doctor Who is quite rightly fondly remembered, introducing an endearing cast of supporting characters as well as the likes of the Master and Sontarans to add to the pantheon of remarkable foes for a more action-oriented incarnation. However, although the Daleks would come to […]
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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.
