The 13 times a year, 2xCD audio adventures of Doctor Who
The Fifth Doctor‘s shape-shifting android is coming to Big Finish, voiced by Jon Culshaw. Kamelion will appear alongside Tegan and Turlough (somewhat overdue) in three main stories starting January 2019. Details: KAMELION RETURNS TO DOCTOR WHO, it’s also a return for Cavan Scott who wrote January’s Devil in the Mist. There’s a double-two-parter by Jamie Anderson and Eddie Robson,…
I really liked the September 2018 Doctor Who main range release The Dispossessed by Mark Morris. It’s a Seventh Doctor story with Ace, Mel, a host of intriguing characters and a mysterious setting. What’s not to like! My CultBox review is: Doctor Who: The Dispossessed review. ((( Message Ends )))
Una McCormack kicks off a swathe of Seventh Doctor stories with Red Planets. There’s an intense Cold War vibe, blended with corrupt timelines and a mission to Mars. Plenty for Ace and Mel to get involved with. Read my thoughts on CultBox: Doctor Who: Red Planets review. === Message Ends ===
I put some thoughts on Andrew Smith’s excellent Sixth Doctor story Hour of the Cybermen in a review for CultBox: Doctor Who: Hour Of The Cybermen review. +++ Message Ends +++
In The Helliax Rift, write (and producer) Scott Handcock gets to set up a new slice of UNIT and begin what will be a run of stories across multiple Doctors. In this adventure, the Fifth Doctor is on the hunt for mysterious alien signals when he runs across a UNIT team, lead by Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis Price (Russ…
This week (13-19 April, 2018) there’s special offers on several Fifth Doctor titles from Big Finish. Full details are: FIFTH DOCTOR SPECIAL OFFERS. There’s a lot of good titles, and the news piece is pushing Iterations of I from the Fifth Doctor Boxset. I rather like Paul Magr’s Lady of Mercia and Eddie Robson’s Fanfare for the Common Men. There are other titles…
It’s a welcome return to the Doctor Who Subscriber Short Trips for Chris Wing (who wrote Bletchington Station). Free with Serpent in the Silver Mask is Mission Improbable, a Sixth Doctor and Evelyn Smythe adventure, read (with his usual style) by Stephen Critchlow.
