As I continue to play “main range catch up”, let’s take a look at Quicksilver. The story is significant for two reasons: 1. it settles the mystery of Constance’s husband that has followed her around since her debut story, and 2. it sees the return of Flip, the Sixth Doctor’s earlier companion, who thankfully has been toned down a bit here…
My subscription to the Main Range audio dramas from Big Finish ended just before Christmas, and its taken me this long to find the funds to re-subscribe. On the plus side, I now have a good eight or so new Doctor Who Audios to listen to! On the negative side: this story. Ah well. I’ve heard good things about the next one, so let’s just get this out of the way, shall we? It’s not terrible, just not terribly interesting…
Volume Three of the Phillip Hinchcliffe Presents series of audio dramas is now in the books, a range that has varied greatly in quality. I can say safely that this falls somewhere in the middle… want more detail? Click below!
After all these years, a multi-Master story finally happens! Geoffrey Beevers’ melty-faced Master meets Alex Macqueen’s sarcastic baldy Master, with the Seventh Doctor caught in the middle. Sounds good to me!
Drax? That cockney Time Lord from the boring Armageddon Factor? Why would I want to listen to a new story with him? Well, as it turns out, there was a very fun story to tell with the forgotten character…
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