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My Review of the Big Finish Doctor Who Audio The Fires of Vulcan is now available at Amazon.com here.

Big Finish # 12

Big Finish # 12

It is interesting to note that this adventure doesn’t conflict with the 4th Doctor adventure The fires of Pompeii. In fact it reinforces it.

Note that the Doctor as soon as he realizes where he is doesn’t hesitate, doesn’t pontificate he immediately turns and starts booking for the Tardis. Since he knows the Volcano doesn’t errupt till the next day there shouldn’t be the same hurry or panic. But if he KNOWS that he is already there in a previous incarnation then that changes the picture and he needs to be out of there as soon as he can.

Thus Fires of Vulcan is not only a first rate episode it makes Fires of Pompeii even better.

…don’t forget that the Total confusion convention begins tomorrow and runs for 4 days at the Holiday Inn in Mansfield Massachusetts. It’s a little late for registration but there is no reason why you can’t show up at the door and hope for the best.

If you want something with a little more notice consider ConBust 2009 held at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts. It is a combination sci-fi/fantasy/anime and gaming convention that will be held March 27th through 29th. Mike’s comics an online dealer that carries the entire line of Doctor Who Audios that I review a lot on this blog will be a dealer there and that reason alone is good enough for me to visit.

It’s worth noting that you might qualify for free housing if you are a college student 18 years old or older you might be able to get housing for the event details here.

My review of the Big Finish adventure Doctor Who Whispers of Terror is now available at Amazon.com here.

I am very glad that I started with the Condemned and not this one.

Davros: Amazon Review

Posted: February 18, 2009 by datechguy in amazon reviews, doctor who
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My review of the Big Finish adventure Davros is now available at Amazon.com here.

I think that sans the Daleks; Davros still makes for a fascinating character and Terry Molloy does it really well.