Picks up very well in the 2nd half & does have a great ending but damn this one could've ended multiple times. Just felt like it dragged. The 10 & Donna dynamic is amazing though.

Tennant and Tate continue to be on top form - their chemistry even off screen sparkles, and its evident in the characters too. Another story which would fit perfectly into Series 4, and this was a very well plotted and paced story. I managed to really feel invested in every side character, and felt I was alongside them within this. The story, plot, and villain were well considered, and delivered perfectly. A really enjoyable, fun, story!

Time Reaver - 7.5/10

the second instalment of The Tenth Doctor Adventures delivers such an interesting run around on a superbly realised alien planet

I really loved this story, there was quite a lot of moving parts and they all worked wonderfully together. My particular highlight was the villain, he was easily detestable. He provided quite a sense of menace and terror throughout the story. (I've seen a few people complain about the voice changing effects on him but personally I had no trouble with them).

The plot itself suffices for the run time with some great stand out moments littered throughout. The actual titular item itself has a vital role to the story and is well built up to be a huge deal by the Doctor which makes the ending all the more satisfying.

The setting is wonderful and the idea of a whole planet space port isn't new but its done masterfully here I think, the Doctors enthusiasm for the place is also a lot of fun to listen to.

Overall Time Reaver gets a 7.5/10 because I genuinely really enjoyed this story start to finish because of how good the world building is I think. Also the continuity at the end pleased me even if it is just a few lines of dialogue.

Weakest out of the three in terms of the other Tenth Doctor Adventures, neat setting but Gully, Cora and the concept of the Time Reaver felt underdeveloped

The setting and concept behind the villain are superb. And most importantly perhaps Tennent and Tate are on fine form. The young naïve protagonist who joins them however does start to grate over time. Her foolishness not being particularly believable. Like much of my lesser enjoyed Doctor Who it eventually devolves into a run around. But still - it’s a nice flavour.