James Goss, Dan Starkey, and modern Doctor Who stories about mad gods have a good thing going on. Previously, the three were united on the audio novelisation of the final 60th anniversary story, The Giggle. …
The Robot Revolution saw the start of Ncuti Gatwa’s second (and as it turned out, final) season as the Doctor. It introduced new companion, Belinda Chandra (played by the reader here, Varada Sethu), re-introduced the…
The Boy Who Never Laughed is a peculiar microcosm of the philosophy of Big Finish in a miniature It’s Not That Wonderful A Life, Actually nutshell. Yes, thank you, I’m aware that’s a fantastically pompous…
First thing’s first – yes, Empire of Death is the novelisation of both parts of the Series 14 (or Season 1 if you absolutely must) finale, including The Legend of Ruby Sunday as well as…
She’s baaaaaaaaack! In the most hotly anticipated translation to Big Finish since the double announcement of the Fugitive Doctor and the Dhawan Master’s first box sets, Jodie Whittaker’s Thirteenth Doctor has arrived on audio. So…
“So, let me ask you a question about this brave new world of yours. When you’ve killed all the bad guys, and it’s all perfect and just and fair, when you have finally got it…
Planet of Fire, the penultimate story of Peter Davison’s TV time in the Tardis, had a lot to get done. It had to: Bring back Anthony Ainley as the Master, last seen trussed up like…
The Fugitive Doctor, played by Jo Martin, has divided Doctor Who fans since the moment she emerged with a signature charisma and an immortal “Let me take it from the top…” On the one hand,…
Everybody loves Dracula in one form or another. When Bram Stoker wrote the story of a Transylvanian vampire count on a quest to update himself by moving to England (at the time the home and…
The Companion Chronicles range has always been an opportunity to explore beyond the parameters of what would have made Doctor Who stories on TV that stood any chance of being commissioned. Sometimes, that allows them…
As of the broadcast of The Interstellar Song Contest, Susan, the Doctor’s granddaughter (played by Carole Ann Ford), has been seen in on-screen Doctor Who for the first time since 1983, when she appeared (more…
Well. It finally happened. Russell T Davies lured Carole Ann Ford, who played Susan, the Doctor’s granddaughter in the first era of Doctor Who, back into the on-screen show in The Interstellar Song Contest, written…
