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Big Finish’s dive into the “new series” era of Doctor Who continues with Series One of The Diary of River Song. River is a character I’ve never quite warmed to on television: Alex Kingston plays her with gusto and verve,…
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Big Finish’s first series of Survivors on audio turned me into a fan, so I was eagerly awaiting their release of Series Two. While Series One was a parallel story to the television programme (which I’ve never seen), Series Two…
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Big Finish have been producing their monthly Doctor Who releases in the form of trilogies for quite a long time now. The first instalment of The Key 2 Time trilogy dates to January 2009, and in the six years since…
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To celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of its Doctor Who license (The Sirens of Time was way back in July 1999, if you can believe that!), Big Finish released another deluxe edition along the lines of the super-classy The Light at…
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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…
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The 1963 trilogy comes to an end with The Assassination Games, which also serves as a bridge between television’s Remembrance of the Daleks and Big Finish’s spin-off Counter-Measures. It’s November 1963, and Group Captain Ian Gilmore has just encountered an…
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If someone ever wrote a list of “Top Ten Big Finish Spin-Offs That Need To Exist”, I doubt Vienna would place. I’m still mildly surprised that Counter-Measures exists, and this seems to have much less viability: a mildly interesting supporting…
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The Keeper of Traken is one of my favourite Tom Baker stories. I love the sombre tone of Season 18 in general, I like the Fourth Doctor/Adric dynamic, I love Geoffrey Beevers, I like Nyssa, but I especially love the…
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