Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

I didn't like this one as much, and even though it's not the *worst*, it did have several themes that made me uncomfortable.

I did like that they had Nicholas Briggs playing a man who had been caught up in a time vortex malfunction and was convinced that he was The Doctor
(Briggs had previously played the Doctor in some fan audio dramas several years earlier.)

*grows an anteater-like snout*
Woops

The anxious system

Looking at this as though I'm a casual Doctor Who fan who wants to figure out what to listen to, I wouldn't find this useful.

Knowing who wrote a story is (sadly) far less intriguing than knowing who is in it.

I'm considering changing the page so that instead of each entry listing the featured companions and enemies, it lists the author.

I listened to The Stones of Venice today, and I liked it.

It's very gloomy, though...

Sword of Orion is really hecking good.

It's the first Big Finish story to feature the cybermen, and I'm glad they didn't just go with the "foiling an invasion" plotline – this one is jam-packed with human drama and intrigue (much like my favourite classic series cyberman story, Tomb of the Cybermen).

meep moop

Mornington Nomic (a Make-As-You-Play game set on the London Underground) has now been updated to version 5:
https://averylychee.neocities.org/mornington-nomic/

Version 5 is mostly a re-arrangement of the rules, which should make them easier to understand.