The 13 times a year, 2xCD audio adventures of Doctor Who
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.
Well done Big Finish! It’s the return of 99 for 99p and a huge swathe of titles available on download at 99p each for the whole of April 2018, and started already for Easter Weekend! The details are on the front page of the website on the top left.
I reviewed the excellent David Llewellyn Fifth Doctor main range story Serpent in the Silver Mask for Cultbox. It’s a fun story, great performances and some nice darker moments. The review is: Doctor Who: Serpent in the Silver Mask review. It brings a really good run of Fifth Doctor stories to an end; at least he’s back next month in The…
Another month, another great Big Finish main range story! This time it’s the James Goss tale Ghost Walk. My review is on Starburst: DOCTOR WHO 235: GHOST WALK but it’s worth a mention for Barnaby Edwards’s great direction, Sarah Sutton has a lot to do as Nyssa and really the whole Fifth Doctor, Tegan, Nyssa and Adric team…
So, the back-catalogue sales of the Big Finish Main Range continue with a reduction on releases 101 – 150. The news item (DOCTOR WHO MAIN RANGE OFFERS) has some very good recommendations, and I do agree with Liv Chenka’s Seventh Doctor debit Robophobia, the Sixth Doctor and Jamie trilogy starting at City of Spires, the Klein trilogy (for Klein’s Story and Architects of…
