New stories and sound tracks reviewed here
Congratulations to all those involved for creating the Doctor Who Audio Annual, released December 2017. Short review: if you like the Big Finish Short Trips range, this is an easy purchase. It’s currently £11.49 on Amazon UK, which for six stories over two discs compares well pricewise. The six stories (from Doctor Who Annuals mid-1960s- mid-1980s) are read by five…
Big Finish has made the Destiny of the Doctor boxset available and if you haven’t heard this I heartily recommend it. If like me you bought the download subscription back in the mists of time (January) you will be pleased to know that series subscribers can now get the behind the scenes Meeting Destiny documentary as a bonus.…
A quick mention for those interested in what will happen to AudioGO and its catalogue – it seems Amazon have got most of it. I have more detail in my StarBurst article Audio News: Amazon Acquire Rights to the AUDIOGO Catalogue. This affects Torchwood and Doctor Who material (though Destiny of the Doctor has a separate arrangement so it…
It’s been a long time since I rock and rolled; it’s also been a while since I wrote a piece of pure speculation based on no insight or knowledge. As it’s Friday and almost a week since the climax of the fans’ year I thought I would mull over how the next fifty years of…
Just a quick mention for my Starburst review of Matt Fitton’s conclusion to the Destiny of the Doctor series which you can find at this link: Audio Review: DOCTOR WHO – THE TIME MACHINE. If you want my more detailed review then you can find it under The Time Machine Reviewed. Enjoy! -!- Message Ends -!-
After slight delays due to the problems with AudioGO (and our best wishes to those caught up in the collapse of the company) The Time Machine by Matt Fitton adds the Eleventh Doctor to the Destiny of the Doctor range. This story is narrated by Jenna Coleman though here she plays Alice Watson rather than Clara. Michael Cochrane plays…
June already and the Destiny of the Doctors series moves on with Nev Fountain’s Trouble in Paradise performed by Nicola Bryant as Peri and Cameron Stewart as Christopher Columbus. Given the consistency of the series so far, dare I to hope that the standard so far would be maintained? Just how well can Nicola portray Matt…
