Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

I'm going to be doing option 2 – the situation with audiobooks is much simpler than the situation with audio dramas.

Plus: if I'm in the mood for listening to an audio drama, I'm not necessarily in the mood for an audiobook, and I think that probably applies to other people too.

Plus plus: I can also make a list for the novels this way, without making it difficult for people to also find the audiobooks.

nya!

good nyorming!

The original version of the sylvester McCoy title sequence cost £20,000????

holy moly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjwasdw9Kb0

Which should I do:

option 1: Add the audiobooks to the list, thus meaning I have to re-do all the segment numbers

option 2: Add the audiobooks to a seperate page, with notes about which segments they should be in

option 3: do nothing

hmmm..... maybe I *should* add the original-to-audio audiobooks to this list...

But, on the other hand: I've now finished all* of segment 5!

https://averylychee.neocities.org/doctor-who/audio-guide/#segment-5

*not actually all, because in the middle of it there are 2 special releases which are really hard to find.

And because I skipped ahead and listened to segment 6 already, I'm now moving on to segment 7, which contains the Doctor again! It's been almost a month since I listened to a drama with the Doctor in it, there's been a lot of spin off stuff.

gosh darnit.

Dragon's Wrath was a really good story... but the drama had a bunch of audio and post-production problems, and you can really hear it – there's times when the music makes it impossible to hear the dialogue, some of the characters sound like they've been recorded from the other side of the room...

It's not enough to make it unlistenable, but it is enough to be frustrating, especially since the story is good and an interesting change.