This whole boxset is written by Matt Fitton, who wrote two very strong stories in Dark Eyes 2, but is well known for being a bit...mixed on the whole. Let's see how he does (not great unfortunately) 3.1

After the success of Dark Eyes, Big Finish went and made 3 more, which is weird because Dark Eyes kind of told its own story, but it works sometimes. Dark Eyes 2 is an occasion where it actually mostly

My blog: Previous post: Listen to Big Finish: Dark Eyes 1, released in 2012, is yet another refresh to the format of 8th Doctor stories, moving from monthly releases, to box sets, containing 4 stories

My blog: Part 1: Listen to Big Finish: Finishing up the 8DAs! 4.5 Deimos by Jonathan Morris Starting off the first two-parter of series 4, we have Deimos. I'm not a fan of Ice Warriors at the best of times

My blog: Part 2: Listen to Big Finish: Here we go! After the exciting cliffhanger ending of The Angel of Scutari, we have just one story to go until A Death in the Family! 139. Project: Destiny by Mark

The final series of the Eighth Doctor Adventures is lengthy at 10 (+1) episodes, so I've split it up into two parts. This is also apparently by far the best series so I'm rather excited to get into it.

See part 1 here: My blog: 115. Forty-Five by Mark Morris, Nick Scovell, Mark Michalowski and Steven Hall This is a bit of a mixed bag of a release. Forty-Five consists of 4 separate but connected stories,

My blog: While not fully explained at the start, it is soon made obvious that the adventures of the 7th Doctor, Ace and Hex are closely related to those of the 6th Doctor and Evelyn, and in listening to

My blog: Big Finish's longest running (mega) arc is the arc featuring the 6th and 7th Doctors, and their Big Finish original companions Evelyn and Hex. This post will give quick thoughts on the first chunk

My blog: 3.1 – Orbis by Alan Barnes and Nicholas Briggs Orbis kicks off series 3 of the 8DAs and it’s…ok. Weirdly, it carries on directly from Vengeance of Morbius from series 2 but also feels pretty

Hi, this is my (comparestore) new account for all my various reviews (mostly Doctor Who audio dramas at the moment but can include things like music, comics and tv). As you can guess, I enjoy tv shows,

My wordpress: As Russel T. Davies brought Doctor Who back to our TVs in 2005, Big Finish created a new range specifically for the 8th Doctor, a place to start with audio dramas for fans of the new Doctor

Visit my wordpress here: comparestorereviewsdw.wordpress.com Visiting Hours by David Llewellyn Starring Kai Owen This story feels very pointless. I really like Rhys as a character, he's loads of fun, and

Two long specials were released in 2016, featuring a variety of Torchwood actors, let's take a look: Visit my wordpress here: The Torchwood Archive Starring John Barrowman, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd,

Series 3 of Gallifrey continues on many of the plotlines from series 2, and interestingly, is the last series of Gallifrey for nearly 5 years before they continue in boxsets! It’s also pretty darn good,

My wordpress: Gallifrey series 2 carries on a couple plot points from series 1, as well as, of course, the characters and their emotional positions. However, the major plotline of this series is quite

Spinning off of the 8th Doctor main range story, Sword of Orion, Cyberman shows us a glimpse of the Orion War between the humans and the androids, as well as a mysterious man named Paul Hunt, and a secret

Gallifrey is an interesting series, starring Lalla Ward as Romana II, Louise Jameson as Leela and John Leeson as K9. A political drama on Gallifrey seems like it would be either dreadful (Timelords in

Big Finish continues the Torchwood monthly range in series 2 with a slew of high quality releases, including the first to feature Tosh. Let’s take a look: The Victorian Age by AK Benedict Starring John

Big Finish obtained the license to use characters and properties from the 2005 revival of Doctor Who in 2015, and among those was Torchwood, the ‘adult’ spinoff of Doctor Who, that was half immature, silly