I have never seen — and am unlikely to ever see, to be honest — Terry Nation’s 1970s science-fiction television series Survivors. I have too many episodes of Batman: The Brave and the Bold to watch on Netflix, and I was already burned when I suffered through four seasons of
Continue reading...
The possibility of more adventures for First Doctor companions was what initially drew me to The Companion Chronicles. I think the first one I ever purchased was Home Truths, featuring Sara Kingdom in a new adventure. The First Doctor stories have long been one of the highlights of the range,
Continue reading...
In my review of Series Six of Jago & Litefoot, I said it was “a consolidation of sorts that results in some of the best Jago & Litefoot yet”. Well, I’m pleased to report that Series Seven — despite its slight revision of the format with Jago and Litefoot going
Continue reading...
The fiftieth anniversary trilogy of Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles comes to an end with 2014’s double-disc Companion Chronicle, Matt Fitton’s Luna Romana. Like most of the double-disc releases, this features two companion actors: Lalla Ward as Romana and Juliet Landau as Romana. This is Landau’s (better known to me
Continue reading...
When we last spoke to Keith R.A. DeCandido, at the start of 2010, he had recently received the Faust – the Grand Master prize at the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers’ annual Scribe Awards – which recognises writers for their “extensive and exceptional work in the tie-in field”. Five
Continue reading...
