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A review by tenthplanet1
The War Doctor: Infernal Devices by Phil Mulryne, John Dorney, Matt Fitton
4.0
Legion of the Lost - 3.5
David Warner is typically great as the arrogant and powerful villain, and I like how this views the crimes of the Time War in a more spiritual way, but really it’s all just over so fast that it’s not enough.
A Thing of Guile - 4
Intense, intriguing, and one that really embodies the loss of humanity and desperation of the Time War. Big Finish have really put their imaginations to creating the most ghastly horrors for these Time War boxsets.
The Neverwhen - 4
Brings to a close this boxsets themes with a fascinating and genuinely original situation, if not an entirely interesting story. We see the effects of choosing war over humanity, are in horror at the state that people have been degraded to, and see the true terror when technology and the desperate need to win go hand in hand.
David Warner is typically great as the arrogant and powerful villain, and I like how this views the crimes of the Time War in a more spiritual way, but really it’s all just over so fast that it’s not enough.
A Thing of Guile - 4
Intense, intriguing, and one that really embodies the loss of humanity and desperation of the Time War. Big Finish have really put their imaginations to creating the most ghastly horrors for these Time War boxsets.
The Neverwhen - 4
Brings to a close this boxsets themes with a fascinating and genuinely original situation, if not an entirely interesting story. We see the effects of choosing war over humanity, are in horror at the state that people have been degraded to, and see the true terror when technology and the desperate need to win go hand in hand.