Last Doctor Who Story you listened to?

[Emperor-Tiberius]

Are Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi the only surviving past Doctors who haven't done work on Big Finish audio dramas?

Including the upcoming Jodie Whittaker audios, yes!

 

[JD]

I hope they do some eventually.

 

[Steve Roby]

Well, I wasn’t too impressed by the Doctor Who Christmas episode, but I listened to BF’s Echoes set, with the Eighth Doctor, Liv, and Helen, and the latest Torchwood main range release, Reflect, with Ace and Mr. Colchester, which made me think happy thoughts about Doctor Who again. I know some people get burned out on Big Finish, but they’re still making some enjoyable audios.

 

[JD]

Started listening to Energy of the Daleks on Inside the TARDIS on Spotify. It's a little ironic that I started listening to it now, and the story takes place in 2025.

 

[Emperor-Tiberius]

Started listening to Energy of the Daleks on Inside the TARDIS on Spotify. It's a little ironic that I started listening to it now, and the story takes place in 2025.

Or great timing?

 

[JD]

That too.

 

[Steve Roby]

Finally got around to BF’s Sarah Jane Smith audios. I’m glad I knew going in that they end on a cliffhanger. Pretty enjoyable overall, and a very different direction from the TV series that came not too long afterward. But no doubt SJA being done as a kids’ show is what killed the chances of resolving the cliffhanger.

 

[JD]

I finished up Energy of the of the Daleks a couple days ago, and I was pretty happy with how it ended.

 

[Steve Roby]

I listened to the recent Death and Life of River Song set, having enjoyed the previous Diary of River Song series. This is a bit different, as it's a post-Library River who's been uploaded into a temporary new body, in a far future time she's not very familiar with, and without some of the things she depends on, including the Doctor. She's less in control than she's used to being. The four parts tell one story that BF cynics will be unsurprised to recognize as a prequel to a TV story that BF has touched on more than once already, but it worked well enough for me. I don't know if this is a one-off or a fresh start for River, but I'm always happy to hear Alex Kingston again.