Thankfully the Internet Archive's back up, so I somehow wound up reading this one. The Doctor pulls a stunt to convince the Vikings of his "power" similar to what Columbus did with an eclipse. A decent and short read.

If I had a nickel for every time some vital thing that’s a part of the Doctor went up for auction I’d have two nickels. This feels shockingly low.

Not super impressed with the Jack Harkness stuff, but I’ve got to admit the hitman erasing people from time thing (or so it seems to be) is neat.

Found this one in a secondhand shop by pure luck and finally got around to reading it. Must learn more about Tara, she seems cool and interesting.

I wouldn't say it's terrible, but they're certainly not sending their best. Maybe if K9 stopped flying all the time he'd be more useful.

Also, predictable hero-villain connection.

This one is way more engrossing than I thought it would have been. I usually disregard these Short Trips and the Companion Chronicles. Not anymore. William Russell's narration is incredible and pulls you in.

I want to know more about these horse folk. Every blip we get of them fascinates me. Love the take on religion and mythos here, how we inadvertently study what might not actually be the case. Wow.

The amnesia is certainly convenient. Who does he think he is, Eight?

Not big on the model they used here for his post-regeneration.

This one is more interesting than The Beginning, and it adds more mystery to the TARDIS.

Archival footage galore! Other than that Giles is walking around aimlessly. Sigh.

Love the idea that Iris was the fifth Beatle, even if she's bragging out her ass.

I was so wildly engrossed in this one, and I'm not sure why. Regardless, good story, good setting.

The Doctor modifying Rose's phone so it can call Jackie even that far into the future is so sweet. Cassandra, despite immaculate skin care, is a nasty woman.

Nice to see the in-theory beginning, but found it a bit slow and uninteresting. Carole Ann Ford's storytelling chops are great, though.

If NuWho ended its television run with this special I think I would be okay with it. This is a strong and yet open ended ending. Tom Baker as the Curator near the end is a nice sight.

I read this one to fill its page up a bit on the TARDIS wiki. I think it's nice, but I certainly need to read more Erimem.

Pretty strong opener to newcomers to Doctor Who, Russell did a phenomenal job reintroducing the Doctor and the story's impressively strong from beginning to end.

This one's okay. Mainly just a recap of older PROBE stuff. I can't say I have an issue with Hazel Burrows as Liz, though, and wish she popped up more on occasion.

This one's really fun. Need to hear the rest.

The first part here is great! The rest is really dull.

(I watched the second Loose Cannon reconstruction.)