This 8-parter doesn’t hang about, with both protagonists well establlished in the first episode using a Peep Show narrative styling. Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden are beautifully awkward, slightly scary, both a little scarred (albeit it in different ways) and, while they are not necessarily likeable characters, there’s something there to keep you invested … >
Starring the Seventh Doctor, Ace and Mel (who has re-joined the TARDIS after her travels with Glitz), Big Finish’s Doctor Who story The Blood Furnace brings the companions home to Earth and relatively close to their respective times as they materialise at a Merseyside shipyard in 1991. It soon becomes a rather personal trip for Mel too, as … >
Sitcom faves Scott and Robinson muddle through this overly explained 80s homage.
Here’s our spoiler-filled review of Star Trek Discovery‘s Magic To Make The Sanest Man Go Mad.
Marc Platt’s Doctor Who story The Behemoth, is the first in a set of three audio releases for Colin Baker’s sixth Doctor and his two Big Finish companions, Flip (Lisa Greenwood) and Constance Clark (Miranda Raison). For a change it’s a pure historical tale, set in 1756 Bath. The Doctor is setting tongues wagging, but … >
Here’s our spoiler-filled review of Stranger Things 2, episode 3: The Pollywog.
Hello and welcome to the Upside Down or, as we’re calling it, the even-numbered reviews of Stranger Things 2. John and I will be swapping back and forth as we race through this exciting new season so, if your favourite episode happens to be two, four, six or eight, I sincerely apologise.
Stranger Things is back, but it’s not reinventing its own wheel.
In the third episode of Red Dwarf’s twelfth series, the crew encounter a ship where criticism has been made illegal.
Jack Harkness, former Time Agent and friend of the Doctor has a rather complicated timeline; he has travelled with two different incarnations and also on his own, as well as having spent several lifetimes on Earth. This makes him ripe for further exploration and this box set explores some of the tantalising gaps in Jack’s … >