Wow, that was incredible. Miles better than the first three sets. And a great time loop story!

This was the first audio with Liv where I really connected with her. Looking forward to the rest of the set.

Also, I noticed a mention of "the red lady", I know there's an audio later on called that, I wonder..

And here we have the end (?) of the eminence. Good riddance, I say, I never really liked them. But we get Liv in the Tardis now! The master also finally got beaten.

The first great audio in this series in my opinion. Really loved the doctor and Master pairing.

Doctor Who: Apollo 23 by Justin Richards

• Plot- or character-driven? Plot
• Strong character development? No
• Loveable characters? It's complicated
• Diverse cast of characters? No
• Flaws of characters a main focus? No

3.5

At first,I wasn't really feeling this book. The whole idea of secret moon missions and bases was a bit far fetched for me. However, after I while I did start to enjoy this book. The aliens were fairly creativeas well.

The side characters were pretty forgettable though.

Content Warnings

Minor: Animal death, Body horror, and Death

(Copied from my Story graph review)

Decent story. It's been about 3 months since I listened to the previous story though, so I was a bit lost. The ending gave me some War Doctor vibes, interested in seeing where it goes. So far, I feel like this eminence story has been dragged out to far, kind of lost interested in the rest of this series.

Well, that was interesting. The worst fake American accents I've ever heard, some egregious alien voices, and frankly I can't even tell you what happened or who the characters were.

I'm glad I skipped this in my first listen through, probably would have put me off listening to the rest of the series.

And here we have the end of the War Master, and what leads to him being in Utopia. I thought this was a great episode, a masterful plan by the Master, and things spiraling out of control so far even for the Master.

It's been quite a while since I listened to the previous two stories. As such I didn't remember Cole from this audio, so I guess that may have dampened my initial reaction to this.

The first 40 minutes or so I wasn't really into. I guess it felt like nothing interesting was going on? Likable characters though. The Master also didn't really do much, I guess I am used to the NuWho Masters. I considered stopping...

That ending though, man that was great. Not sure what else to say about it then I didn't see or expect that coming at all. I'm curious to see how that Cyberman reveal ties into the next episode, which I am eagerly looking forward to.

A short but okay start to a new chapter in the Eighth Doctor's life. This is the very first comic I've ever read, though, so my low rating on this may be because of that.

Pretty entertaining episode. I thought the villain was interesting, sets were decent, good pacing. The cliffhanger on part one was just as glorious as I heard it was, nothing says campy classic who more than that lol. Also like the ending and campanion handoff. Mel's decision seemed rather abrupt though, would have been better with more build up.

A decent ending to a mediocre season 24