Jonathan Clarcq

Jago & Litefoot. I'll wait for you to name a more iconic duo. These two detectives are wonderful as characters and their voice performances showcases this to the extreme. Every new "episode" brings something new to the table and I just love this Big Finish boxset. Thank you Big Finish for brining back the most obscure characters from "Doctor Who's" 1970s somewhat racist story "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" and making them into this. You have mad my life complete and I can't wait to see what happens in the adventures of Jago & Litefoot, and what the Series 14 audiobooks have in store!

Even though admittedly the quality has gone down over the years, I still believe that this is a five stared show. For the most part, the characters are really lovable. This timey wimey show explores all over time and sometimes even deals with real issues in the world. This show was a childhood favorite with my first doctor being David Tennant. Each Doctor is so different but so similar at the same time. No matter where the TARDIS b brings the main cast, it's almost a thrill ride battling some of television's most iconic monsters, such as The Daleks, The Cybermen, and The Master, and some others such as The Kandyman, The Hath, and The Pting, who for the record I kind of love. This cult classic will have many fans in tears by the end of each era and I think it is definitely worth a watch.