Tag: Roy Gill

Doctor Who: Quantum of Axos

Doctor Who: Quantum of Axos (Tenth Doctor, Classic Companions)

by Roy Gill (Big Finish, 2022)

Audio adventure cover: “Doctor Who: Quantum of Axos (Tenth Doctor, Classic Companions)” by Roy Gill (Big Finish, 2022)

The story isn’t particularly gripping but there’s a good dose of ‘new nostalgia’ in hearing the Tenth Doctor meet up with Ace (in modern times Dorothy McShane). Ace remains one of the best-developed Doctor Who companions and Sophie Aldred plays her beautifully.

Missy: A Spoonful of Mayhem

Missy: A Spoonful of Mayhem

by Roy Gill (Big Finish, 2019)

Missy_Spoonful of Mayhem

A well-considered introduction to the series, stripping Missy of her ability to kill and thereby transforming her from Machiavellian villain to insouciant anti-hero. She’s even given two temporary companions who are held in thrall to her mystique (much like the Doctor’s are).

 

 

Doctor Who: The Creeping Death

Doctor Who: The Creeping Death

by Roy Gill (Big Finish, 2019)

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A fast-moving audio adventure very much in keeping (both in length and tone) with a television episode. Nothing extraordinary but it’s nice to have the Tenth Doctor and Donna together again. David Tennant and Catherine Tate slip effortlessly back into their roles.

 

 

Derelict Space Sheep