Part of me doesn't want to review this story because it'll reveal spoilers and ruin it for any potential listeners. So I really recommend you listen to this story without reading my review - I went into it knowing nothing and I was constantly surprised - Just go and listen! Not going to or already have? Then let's jump in.

The Doctor, Romana and K-9 are split up as they go on different styles of adventures in this Heist-like story. The Doctor's thrown into the action as he and Drax attempt to steal an enigmatic casket, whilst Romana and K-9 try to uncover what's going on behind the scenes of the deal with Drax and his buyers. Each plot sets up the main story in a convincing way - using the casket, the entire cast showing off their intellectual prowess as Time Lords, and more.

The relationship the Doctor has with Drax is a playful one. He doesn't bear a grudge when he gets scammed, it's just a bit of fun between two Gods (because the Time Lords are essentially gods). Each reveal that there's another Drax is so funny and clever as it's revealed, it always puts a grin on my face, and develops multi-Time Lord lore pretty well, with them being able to sense other Time Lords or previous incarnations not remembering their future.

Temporal Atlantis - an interesting and scary location, and the quest to retrieve it is almost like a pirate searching for treasure. There's quite a lot of Heist tropes used in terms of the setting, a most notable one is having a scum-filled bar that Drax hangs out at. It's all a lot of fun, and each new setting adds to that.

I liked the Heist-esque music in this story. There's never been anything like it for Big Finish, and it's always so bombastic and wacky.

I have no words about this story - Pure Graham Williams cheese. Witty dialogue, clever plot twists and fits so well into the Fourth Doctor era.