And springing out of its cage and bursting out in the lead for wonderfully entertaining new Doctor Who is Jonathan Morris’ The Waters of Amsterdam! Big Finish’s first release from January 2016 of its main range Doctor Who stories is a cracking romp that will leave long term fans happily fulfilled and serve new listeners…
The 209th Doctor Who Main Range title from Big Finish, Aquitaine is out right now. Peter Davison, Sarah Sutton, and Janet Fielding return as the Fifth Doctor, Nyssa, and Tegan respectively in this four-part adventure, directed by Ken Bentley. They come up against ghosts, a black hole, and a friendly robotic butler: Today should be much like…
Last October, I had the opportunity to attend a wonderful Who convention in Wichita, Kansas that was just getting its sea legs in the convention world, or so it would have seemed, since it was in its first year. However, Time Eddy I destroyed nearly all first-year convention stereotypes. If you want to know a…
To celebrate the London Super Comic Convention at the ExCel this weekend, Lovarzi are giving us 15% off all their brilliant Doctor Who products. This includes the Fifth Doctor Jumper, The Pandorica Opens Scarf, and TARDIS Stick Umbrella. The company’s first officially-licensed Doctor Who item was released in 2012: the Fourth Doctor Scarf proved a best-seller and a subsequent…
There’s not long left to take advantage of Big Finish’s Doctor Who Super Subscription, which gives you 42 titles between later this year and 2019-2020 (depending on your first chosen release) for £350. This is the third and final time the audio company is offering fans this incredible offer, so if you’re a big fan looking for…
It’s been nearly four years since the BBC last released reprints of the popular Target novelisations. Fortunately, in the chasm left by having no new Doctor Who until Christmas, there seems to be a push to continue the franchise’s awareness with a shed-load of official books hitting shelves across 2016. And this includes seven reprints of…
It’s been a week of tributes to Terry Wogan, the broadcaster who died on January 31st and who had been a regular presence on British television and radio for well over four decades. His career encompassed two lengthy spells as BBC Radio 2 breakfast show host, his Wogan chat show which ran in an early evening…
