Doctor Who: The Lone Centurion: Volume 2: Camelot by Tim Foley, Kate Thorman andAlfie Shaw *CD review)
Rory Pond (Arthur Darvill) returns in ‘Camelot’ and almost succeeds in making us forget ‘Monty Python And The Holy Grail’. Almost. ‘The Lone…
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Rory Pond (Arthur Darvill) returns in ‘Camelot’ and almost succeeds in making us forget ‘Monty Python And The Holy Grail’. Almost. ‘The Lone…
It’s very sad to hear that Gareth Thomas is no longer with us but long live Roj Blake who bestrode the TV screen…
‘Night Of The Whisper’ brings back the wonderful Chris Eccleston’s Ninth Doctor as we get an adventure with both Rose and Captain Jack…
Aimed at teen-agers, ‘The Hunting Ground’ gets to the heart of fear. With abandonment, violence and isolation this ticks all the boxes…
As a novella, Palimpsest is densely packed with extraordinary ideas, facts and speculation. It also manages to pack in an absorbing story to…
‘The Androids Of Tara’ has been completely re-written into novelised form for this special release of the audio book, the original one was…
Tad Collins is a bad lot, a womaniser and a drunk. Still, he’s had a rough life with the strange family of Collins…
At the end of ‘The Trail Of The White Worm’, the Doctor and Leela were in dire straits. The Master had them under…
Temporal distortion means a forced landing on a planet called Serenity. The Sixth Doctor knows this place because it’s the only remaining planet…
‘Poisoned Soul’ Charity Trask is not herself. She’s being haunted by musical hall singer Patsy Faye. It’s not a marriage made in heaven.…
A nightmare for many, the Blitz is a welcome respite for his thoughts. Quentin Collins knows that ‘London’s Burning’ but his dark nature…
Charlotte’s a governess to two bereaved children and in ‘Charlotte Markham And The House Of Darkling’, she must come to terms with her…