Rated Doctor Who: Series III, Vol. 1: Hypothetical Gentleman 8/10
This volume is a lot better than some of the others - the artwork too.
Rated Doctor Who: Series III, Vol. 1: Hypothetical Gentleman 8/10
This volume is a lot better than some of the others - the artwork too.
Finished reading Nophek Gloss
Finished reading The Outside
Finished reading The Stars Are Legion
Rated Doctor Who: The Crimes of Thomas Brewster 8/10
This is the first audio adventure I've heard with Evelyn Smyth, but unfortunately she was possessed by an alien most of the time, ha. But I'll be glad to hear more in other adventures. This one was pretty good nonetheless.
Rated Doctor Who: Ravenous 4 10/10
<div>Look, it's a multi-Master story, so you know I'm already going to be all-in, but this installment of the Ravenous story is the best of the bunch. Ties everything up nicely, AND several Masters (incl. Missy) get to misbehave for half of it. What's not to love?</div>
Finished reading Ignore All Previous Instructions
Finished reading Kundo Wakes Up
Finished reading And the Sky Bled
Rated Doctor Who: Short Trips - Volume 1 8/10
I dig these. They're more like short story audio-collections in that there is more narration than most of the Big Finish. Some stories are better than others, but overall this is a good set.
Rated Doctor Who: The Company of Friends 8/10
This was a lot of fun. <br><br>ETA: And just as much so on the second listen through.
Finished reading The Night Circus and Other Stories
Finished reading The Fallen
Rated Doctor Who: The Forgotten 8/10
More of a 3.5, but the Body Snatchers story was really excellent, so let's round up.
Rated Doctor Who: The Further Adventures of Lucie Miller 8/10
Quite enjoyable. Lucie is always a fun companion.
Rated Doctor Who Short Trips: War Stories 10/10
<div>This might be the best winner from the Paul Spragg contest yet.</div>
Finished reading Master of Poisons
Rated Doctor Who: Ravenous 3 8/10
Finished reading A Feast for Flies
Rated Doctor Who: Scales of Injustice: The Monster Collection Edition by Russell, Gary (2014) Paperback 8/10
A pretty solid Doctor Who book. It's a bit more violent, probably because it's a UNIT story, but we also get to know more about Liz, since her story never got a proper resolution on the show. I read this to my almost-10-yr-old son (skipping over the more gory details, as well as the 70s-patronizing comments about women in miniskirts), and we liked it a lot.