It’s been a while since I’ve listened to an instalment of Doctor Who: The Early Adventures, but it’s on its fifth series now, so someone must be. This series pulled me back in with the promise of a continuous “missing…

Ravenous 2 continues one of the Eighth Doctor’s two different sagas — overlapping in production if not internal chronology. One may recall that I was sceptical about Ravenous 1, and one contributing factor was the depiction of the Ravenous themselves….

The previously annual Diary of River Song series picks up the pace somewhat with its fourth volume, just eight months after the last one, and also continues its backwards journey through time, with River now meeting Tom Baker’s Fourth Doctor….

Flight into Hull! is the second of 2018’s Jackie Tyler Short Trips written by Joseph Lidster, and a direct sequel to The Siege of Big Ben. Following the events of that story, Jackie and the Metacrisis Doctor aren’t speaking, so…

My review of Big Finish’s The First Doctor Adventures Volume One was kind of lukewarm. I think you could sum up my take on it as: it did a thing I’m not convinced needed doing, but it did it well….

Iron Bright is a resoundingly standalone Sixth Doctor story. No companions, no trilogy, no ongoing plot threads. In that way, it does what a lot of the best Doctor Who stories do — this is a story that turns around…

2018’s multi-Doctor trilogy takes a slightly different format to previous ones. Instead of being released sequentially at the end of the year, this year’s trio will be staggered across it. The theme this year is that of a new UNIT…