Five and Nyssa go to 18th Century France, maybe.

This is definitely the best one of the trilogy, with a cracking first part, tension throughout and some really lovely science fiction concepts and worldbuilding. It's never in your face, but every twist presented seems logical and the conclusion has some real weight behind it, also due to the trilogy guest character.

On the downside, the music was downright weak and apart from the conclusion this was the guest character's weakest performance in the trilogy.

Doctor Who does Tomb Raider. With its many twists and turns, interesting side characters and villains, this is good fun! Note however that Moonflesh is required listening.

The music is a bit monotone, but the sound design is on point and the worldbuilding is very nice too.

A base under siege story featuring 5 and Nyssa, with an unremarkable alien threat and pacing. Nothing particularly surprising happens. However, the characterisation was pleasant; 4 out of the 5 human side characters had more than one dimension and the one who didn't was at least fun to hate. The sound design was also pretty vivid. I also enjoyed the inclusion of Silver Crow and how his Sioux background is important to the plot. Other stories would have villified the Whitlocks for bringing Silver Crow to England, but I thought it refreshing that in this story Silver Crow seems to have chosen to come himself and that he and the Whitlocks are on good terms.

A perfectly pleasant way to spend two hours, but not much more than that.