This is the next in line of my Big Finish Productions Doctor Who retro-reviews. #25 – “Colditz” From Big Finish’s site: October 1944: As World War II draws towards its conclusion, a Nazi defeat begins to seem almost inevitable....

This is the next in line of my Big Finish Productions Doctor Who retro-reviews. #23 – “Project: Twilight” From Big Finish’s site: In the renovated docklands of South East London, on the bank of the river Thames, the doors of the...

This is the next in line of my Big Finish Productions Doctor Who retro-reviews. #21 – “Dust Breeding” From Big Finish’s site: On nineteenth Century Earth artist Edvard Munch hears an infinite scream pass through nature. Centuries...

This is the next in line of my Big Finish Productions Doctor Who retro-reviews. #13 – “The Shadow of the Scourge” (Side Step) From Big Finish’s site: The Pinehill Crest Hotel in Kent is host to three very different events: a...

Gods and Monsters is the last in the latest 7th Doctor Trilogy.  The trilogy is made up of Protect and Survive, Black and White, and Gods and Monsters.  In my opinion this is the best of the 3 story arcs that Big Finish has been doing for the past few years.  It brings...

This is the next in the most recent 7th Doctor Trilogy.  Black and White finally goes into why we have been having references to the TARDIS being White in some stories, and Black in others.  As mentioned in my review of Protect and Survive, Black and White deals with threads...

This is the next in line of my Big Finish Productions Doctor Who retro-reviews. #7 – “The Genocide Machine” (Dalek Empire Part One) From Big Finish’s site: The library on Kar-Charrat is one of the wonders of the Universe. It is...

Protect and Survive is the beginning of the latest 7th Doctor Trilogy from Big Finish.  Not only is this the start of a trilogy of adventures, but it answers the question, why there have been references to the TARDIS being White and then Black in various 7th Doctor...

This is the next in line of my Big Finish Productions Doctor Who retro-reviews. #5 – “The Fearmonger” From Big Finish’s site: One would-be assassin is in a mental ward. Another’s on the run. Their intended victim is...

I know a lot of Doctor Who fans seem to see the Doctor as this mythical character that never uses a gun, doesn’t kill, isn’t violent, and always tries to save everyone.  Most of the time that is true, but there are times the Doctor can become a very...

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It has been said that the companions in Doctor Who since its return in 2005 have been better written, more well-rounded characters.  That the female companions especially are more independent, stronger female roles, and they aren’t there just to say...