For those of you new to this section of the blog, I started listening to the Big Finish Doctor Who releases when they started back in 1999, getting them as they were released up to mid 2002 and release No 33 Neverland. At that time I left Uni and due to being a bit busy with life and what not I only heard one or two releases over the next few years. I started getting back into them around 2008 and was 6 years behind at that point. Due to wondering off into the Lost Doctor range and a relaxed listening pace I fell further behind. In order to catch up I'm listening to two releases a month (or more when its a 60 min single disc release, plus without seeing the cover or knowing anything about the story) and my mission to catch up continues;
However as I've fallen behind its time for some snap reviews of the last years of my Big Finish listening, these contain first time listens and relistens to old favourites:
The Transcendence of Ethos - A good first impression for the 3rd Doctor range, 8/10.
The Ghosts of Gralstead - A fantastic first story from the Philip Hinchcliffe presents range 10/10.
A Thing of Guile - good second part of the second War Doctor box set 7/10.
He Jests at Scars - weird yet good entry for the Unbound range starring the Valeyard 7/10.
Lies on Ruins - Good moody start to the Legacy of Time box set 8/10.
The Split Infinitive - Fun bouncy second part of Legacy of Time box set 8/10.
The Sacrifice of Jo Grant - Charming emotional third part of the Legacy of Time 9/10.
Relative Time - Really fun bursting at the seems entry to the Legacy of Time 8/10.
Damaged Goods - A perfect adaption of the NA adventure for the Novelisation range 10/10.
The Avenues of Time - Decent yet feels unspecial entry into the Legacy of Time 5/10.
Collision Course - Finale of the Legacy of Time, good moody story with a fun climax for the box set 8/10.
