I just reviewed a book due out in April - Companion Piece a diverting set of essays edited together by LM Myles and Liz Barr. I enjoyed this and if you are even vaguely considering picking up a copy then I encourage you to do so. The review is: COMPANION PIECE (DOCTOR WHO). As usual, comments welcome!…
Not long now until Last Christmas and much speculation over Clara - is this her final story (specials aside)? Regardless of the outcome of this year’s Christmas special, there will be a time when Jenna (Louise) Coleman will move on, even were she to spend a decade on-board with the next three incarnations. I can’t imagine…
Just for the weekend of October 4th / 5th (and ending in the morning of the 6th UK time) Big Finish is running a massive offer on series 4 and 5 of the Companion Chronicles. If nothing else Peri and the Piscon Paradox and Solitaire should be considered as must buy! Details on the Big Finish site. — Message Ends…
This post updates my recent Big Finish Companions Who-ology style thanks to feedback from a couple of places, mostly A J on twitter (@badwolf2015). Carry on for the link to the new table and details of changes…
One of the many things I like about Who-ology is the fascinating tables. I liked the table about the eventual fate of the companions so much I thought that I would produce my own for the Big Finish companions…
The final, for now, mention of another post in The Register this time one entitled Are you experienced? The Doctor Who assistants that SUFFERED the most. Although this is yet another article taken from material in Time & Space Visualiser: The Story and History of Doctor Who as Data Visualisations by Paul Smith I really like this one as…
October 2012 gave us Matt Fitton‘s Return of the Rocket Men being the sequel to The Rocket Men. Unlike John Dorney’s work which created the concept and pitted these rocket powered pirates against Ian Chesterton, Return of the Rocketmen moved the story forward slightly and gave us a chance to discover how Steven Taylor might fair against them…
