50 years of Who: 2002
2002
Webcast
Death Comes to Time (parts 2-12)
Real Time
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The first Who from 2002 that I encountered: I reviewed Keith Topping's Telos novella Ghost Ship for Infinity Plus shortly after publication. I didn't like it much.
My favourite Who from 2002: Again, Big Finish are doing very well here. My absolute favourite, possibly of Big Finish's entire output, is the Cybermen origin Spare Parts; but the spinoff ranges are also excellent this year, both Bernice Summerfield (I especially liked The Greatest Shop In The Galaxy) and the first Sarah Jane series (my recommendation: Test of Nerve).
Moving swiftly on from: The two webcasts are awfully disappointing. The Time of the Daleks is another rare lapse from BF. Ghost Ship was a poor introduction to the Who of this year for me.
So, what was your favourite of the above? What is the best bit? (And if you like, what is the worst bit?)
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Webcast
Death Comes to Time (parts 2-12)
Real Time
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The first Who from 2002 that I encountered: I reviewed Keith Topping's Telos novella Ghost Ship for Infinity Plus shortly after publication. I didn't like it much.
My favourite Who from 2002: Again, Big Finish are doing very well here. My absolute favourite, possibly of Big Finish's entire output, is the Cybermen origin Spare Parts; but the spinoff ranges are also excellent this year, both Bernice Summerfield (I especially liked The Greatest Shop In The Galaxy) and the first Sarah Jane series (my recommendation: Test of Nerve).
Moving swiftly on from: The two webcasts are awfully disappointing. The Time of the Daleks is another rare lapse from BF. Ghost Ship was a poor introduction to the Who of this year for me.
So, what was your favourite of the above? What is the best bit? (And if you like, what is the worst bit?)
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