I love stories set in the 60s, and this one was pretty ok. I loved how Ace and The Doctor were trying to blend in here, and how The Doctor used a alias that wasn't "john smith" for once. This was a fun one. Had some pacing issues in the second part, but that may just be me. Next up, Shockwave.

The ending song is me and my girlfriend's song. That's all I wanted to say. It reminds me of her every time I hear it, and this audio by proxy makes me happy. This audio is just peak too. Love wins.

This one was quite solid. I like the concept for this story, and I think it was executed pretty well. Sophie Aldred also does a pretty decent 7 impression too. Next up, 1963: The Assassination Games.

I was excited to see that this was a sequel to The Ribos Operation, and I had high hopes for this one. But man, this one is just a bit of a letdown. It's perfectly middle of the road. I dunno, this one just wasn't for me. Near the end was good though, showing hints of 7 later on in his timeline. Next up, Fond Memories.

Another camp story, and a silly one at that. It's pretty decent. I'm glad Ray is finally getting some Big Finish spotlight too.

I got a bit annoyed at certain parts of the episode. But aside from that, the setting is really good, and the pacing is pretty good too. I think it's pretty alright. Season 24 is a really mixed bag for me.

I can't bring myself to hate this one. It's so cheesy and I adore it for that. Sylvester McCoy slipped into the role right away for me on my first viewing. Definitely not the best opening story, but I like it anyways.

I really enjoyed this one! The combination of 80s video games and Daleks makes for a great storyline, even if it doesn't make the most sense. I was really invested in this one, and I'm glad Mel had some time to shine. Seven also showed hints of his darker side later on with his "many names" speech. Also this doesn't influence the review at all, but the cover art is a personal favorite of mine now.

I love how the villain here is literal mold. That's it. That's the review.

Eh, it's serviceable for 2 parts. It had that issue where I can't understand some of the Cybermen for the life of me. Maybe that's just a me thing though. Anyways, I liked the setting here. Pacing was alright I guess too. Just kinda middle of the road for me.

Ok ok, hear me out on this. I'm gonna get my major complaint out of the way first though. WTF was with Omega? There was all this buildup and he was just gone like that. Aside from that major thing, I actually really liked this episode. It actually gave some more depth to Belinda, and I just liked how they handled her. And the major other thing... BILLIE?? I thought going in this was going to be an open ended regeneration, but nope! It's Billie! And 13 is here too! I already have a feeling this episode isn't going to be received very well, but I personally enjoyed it a lot. It's sad we don't know when it's gonna return though. Here's hoping it won't be like, 10 years or something.