I don't really know where to start. It was a decent story, however, looking at the character list right after listening, half of the characters I don't even remember being in this audio. Very confusing.

A decent opener for the season, much better than Space Babies.

+ The pacing of the first half was great, the second half was a little uneven

+ Belinda was awesome, I can tell I'll like her. Nice to again have a companion stand up to the Doctor

+ I actually quite liked Gatwa's portrayal of the Doctor in this episode. Wasn't a fan of his acting last season, but it was a step up.

- The main enemy was pretty one dimensional, I didn't really like it.

- The every ninth word gimmick was neat till it was pretty much forgotten about.

- this is more of a personal nitpick, but I don't like the wide angle lenses they are using constantly.

- Of course the Doctor must cry at least once per episode 🙃

Overall a promising start, I'm cautiously optimistic. I don't like the 'pantheon' story so I hope there's more episodes like this that don't deal with that.

This was the most emotional audio for me of this series so far. I also loved the fact that the stuff going on wasn't a result of any nefarious alien interference.

Great performances from all the cast, especially Liv and Helen. I feel so bad for them.

A decent finale with River Song! I liked the friendship that was struck between River and Helen, and curious to see what the Doctor's and Liv's reactions will be if/when they find out who River is. I did find the final "showdown" scenes kinda hard to follow, there wasn't much context to it other than some vague sound effects.

Not a fan of this one, but overall it's fine. That cliffhanger, though, was awesome!

The crazy Time Lords on the station were quite annoying, but other than that, decent audio.

Another great episode. Some great characters, references to the past, and a curious new mystery.

I don't really feel like I missed anything from skipping the last two, either.

Well that was quite the weird one. A very well designed episode. The Red Lady was essentially just a Weeping Angel and a Siren put together, but was pretty scary.

I almost stopped in the middle, (not a fan of most unexplained creepy episodes), but I finished it. Time will tell how important it is, may skip it next time.

Will skip the next two for varying reasons, curious to see what's next in set 2.

What a great start to Doom Coalition, much better than Dark Eyes was. The Eleven is a very interesting idea, I'm surprised it has never been done before. Great acting as always, and was awesome to hear the 7th Doctor at the beginning of the story.

Really enjoyed this one, basically Day of the Doctor but for the classic Doctors. Great performances as always, though I wasn't a fan of this Master.

Was a little annoyed that the Eighth Doctor didn't remember the events, (most multi-doctor stories the last Doctor remembers,) but that last scene/sequence made up for it!