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If you held a gun to my head and said, “Rank your favourite Doctor Who companions since the show came back in 2005”, I would probably come up with something like: Rose, Clara, Donna, Martha, Amy. But what this seeming…
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Big Finish keeps on releasing Big Finish Classics editions of books I know a lot about — I guess indicating that “books I know a lot about” has a high correlation to “books in the public domain”. The most recent…
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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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Doctor Who fans like to have their gaps filled: how did Mel come aboard, where did Ace go, when did the Eighth Doctor regenerate. One long-existing gap in the Doctor Who canon has been the regeneration of the Sixth Doctor….
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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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Earlier this year I investigated the first two series of Big Finish’s Doctor Who spin-off Counter-Measures; now, the third one is out, picking up from the end of the second (which saw Counter-Measures backer Sir Toby Kinsella outed as not…
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The Intrusion Counter-Measures Group is back! Rachel, Ian, Allison, and Sir Toby return for a second set of 1960s adventures, adding new regular cast member Templeton to the mix. The second series of Counter-Measures seems to seek to distill what…
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Picking up from the conclusion of the Doctor Who audio drama The Assassination Games is Series 1 of Counter-Measures, a new spin-off featuring the members of the Intrusion Counter-Measures Group of Remembrance of the Daleks fame. Like Jago & Litefoot,…
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Who would have thought that 2013 would be the year where we’d have Paul McGann as the Doctor on television… and not on audio? Though he may have joined the fray in The Light at the End, it’s been over…
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One of the unique joys of Doctor Who is the manifold and various dimensions it has extended into. Beyond the parent series, beyond even Torchwood or The Sarah Jane Adventures, we get things like Jago & Litefoot, Bernice Summerfield, Faction…
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Between series Five and Six of Jago & Litefoot, Big Finish Productions released Benjamin & Baxter: The Real-Life Stories of Christopher Benjamin and Trevor Baxter, a two-disc interview by Nicholas Briggs with these two venerable actors. Though Big Finish releases…
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Normally I review Big Finish’s Doctor Who audio dramas in the units in which they are released, because those are the units in which you, dear reader, can purchase them. So, a box of Jago & Litefoot might include four…
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It’s the early twentieth century, and the Doctor and Romana need help investigating aliens in London… so who do they turn to but the investigators of infernal incidents? The Justice of Jalxar reunites Jago and Litefoot with the Doctor in…
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Some of us remember fandom in the really old days, before technology made it all so easy. Before we could have entire TV seasons and movie series on our phones. Before the internet made it possible to watch a convention…
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While Voyage to Venus was Jago & Litefoot in Space, Voyage to the New World is very much Doctor Who featuring Jago & Litefoot. While Voyage to Venus clearly twisted to fit its two new leads, Voyage to the New…
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