6.5/10
Main Range 42 – The Dark Flame
Giving in to the Dark Side, er, Dark Flame was never quite so smelly. The Doctor and Ace …
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7/10
Main Range 39 – Bang-Bang-a-Boom!
After spoofing itself with The One Doctor, Big Finish followed up with Bang-a-Boom, a Galaxy Quest style roast of its campy counterpart on the …
5/10
Main Range 36 – The Rapture
Whatever you may think of The Rapture, you’ve got to admit its cover art and trance remix of the Who …
4/10
Excelis 3 – Excelis Decays
The best I can say is that, for once, it’s not poor Fallible Five having to suffer one of …
7/10
Main Range 25 – Colditz
David Tennant, playing a loathsome Nazi, continues the time-honoured tradition of trying to shoot his predecessor. Colditz, for …
7/10
Main Range 21 – Dust Breeding
Where else would famous works of art from Earth wind up in the 26th century, than an intergalactic truck …
7/10
Main Range 13 – The Shadow of the Scourge
An archaeologist, a Time Lord, and a space marine walk into a bar. No, wait, scratch that. It’s …
7.5/10
Main Range 12 – The Fires of Vulcan
Mel’s Big Finish debut, Fires of Vulcan, is a well-researched historical. I thought Bonnie was great in this, but then, I’ve always …
6/10
Main Range 7 – The Genocide Machine
Nicholas Briggs must’ve been overjoyed to direct this one, the first official Dalek drama since Remembrance of the Daleks. …
8/10
Main Range 5 – The Fearmonger
“There’s nothing to fear but fear itself” is a platitude with teeth in The Fearmonger, the first audio that feels to me …