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Big Finish Top 10 (2022)
Every New Year’s Eve at Who Review, we count down our top ten Big Finish releases of the past year… and this year is no different! Did your favourite release make it to the #1 spot? Read on to find out! Honourable Mentions Before we get onto the countdown, let’s take a look at a […]
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Who Review Awards (2022)
2022 has been quite the year for Doctor Who. We’ve had three new adventures for the Thirteenth Doctor on television, culminating in her explosive regeneration story: The Power of the Doctor. Not one but two new Doctors have been announced, in David Tennant‘s Fourteenth Doctor and Ncuti Gatwa‘s Fifteenth Doctor. Big Finish have released hours […]
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REVIEW | Torchwood: Double (Part Two)
George Hewitt reviews the second part of Torchwood: Double! Check out our review of part one here. After the roaring success that was Double Part 1 comes the second instalment in Guy Adams’s epic 1970s Torchwood vs Autons duology. Part 2 raises the stakes, gives us some amazing set pieces, and develops our characters in ways listeners […]
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INTERVIEW | Blair Mowat
Blair Mowat is the composer for Big Finish’s Torchwood series, and has written music for countless other Big Finish productions, films, stage plays, and tv shows – including Russell T Davies’s upcoming Nolly. George Hewitt was able to speak to Blair about his life and his various projects, and this exclusive interview is presented here […]
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REVIEW | The Eighth Doctor – Time War: Cass
Big Finish are really feeding fans of the Eighth Doctor recently; this is the third month in a row where we’ve been treated with a new boxset of audio adventures starring Paul McGann… though this one’s a little different. While the last two boxsets, What Lies Inside? (review here) and Connections (review here), have told […]
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REVIEW | The Diary of River Song: Friend of the Family
For the past ten series, The Diary of River Song has coasted along with a familiar format: four stories by four writers, loosely linked by a theme or story arc. With its eleventh series, however, the range takes a step into the unknown, giving us one four-hour long story written by Tim Foley. It’s called […]
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REVIEW | The Audio Novels: The Dead Star
The Audio Novels range continues with The Dead Star, an enhanced audiobook written by none other than Kate Orman, who returns to the universe of Doctor Who after twenty years away. At over six hours in length it’s certainly a hefty listen, but Orman manages to keep things fresh throughout, constantly shifting the story’s locations, […]
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REVIEW | Torchwood: Double (Part One)
George Hewitt reviews the first Torchwood release of 2023: Double (Part One)! Guy Adams makes a triumphant return to the world of Torchwood with his first script since 2019’s Night of the Fendahl with a two-part epic espionage thriller, with the first episode out now and the second to follow later this month. The first part of Double introduces us to […]
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REVIEW | Shield of the Jötunn
Arizona, 2029. Billionaire philanthropist Dr Hugo Macht intends to put an end to climate change with his revolutionary geo-engine, but his plans are put on hold when his team uncovers a Viking burial barrow containing a mysterious shield… and two strangers called the Doctor and Constance! Before long, it’s snowing in the desert and a […]
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REVIEW | The War Master: Escape from Reality
Derek Jacobi returns as the War Master, in a very unusual collection of adventures. This time, the devillish Time Lord visits the Land of Fiction, delving into worlds based on Greek mythology, the works of Hans Christian Andersen, the Sherlock Holmes series and Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. Will this change of gear […]
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