The Memory Bank and other stories begins with Turlough trying to pick up his interest in art, previously seen when he tried to sketch the Eye of Orion in The…

Maker of Demons finishes off Big Finish’s first Ace/Mel trilogy, and it’s one of those situations where I must damn with faint praise: this is the best of the trilogy….

I’ve complained that the last few Jago & Litefoot sets have felt like “Just Another Adventure” for the investigators of infernal incidents, despite attempts at big concepts like the Master…

Fiesta of the Damned starts well. Reminding one of past Big Finish historical triumphs like The Settling and The Angel of Scutari, Guy Adams’s script plunges the Doctor, Ace, and…

There are a few different things going on in A Life of Crime, and I don’t exactly know where to begin. Written by Matt Fitton, it launches not only a…

Alex Kingston as River Song returns in Series Two of The Diary of River Song, which delves deeper into the classic Doctor Who back catalogue. While Series One brought River…

By the end of Counter-Measures, I’d grown a little tired of the gigantic conspiracies despite my enjoyment of the basic premise of the series and its characters. Thankfully, Big Finish…

I was a bit of a sceptic when I started listening to Big Finish’s Doctor Who Companion Chronicles; if you read my early reviews of the range, I’m always grumbling…