[Thessair]

Looks like we have another female writer on board for this series. Interestingly enough, an Australian: Sarah Dollard.

Also, in her episode (#10) it looks like Rigsy from Flatline is making a return.

Photos from episode filming: Capaldi is really rocking the Pertwee vibe with that coat.

[AkibaSilver]

I liked Rigsy so it should be cool to see him again. More excited for him than Osgood at least

[ZeoRangerV]

I missed that filming by about an hour

[AkibaSilver]

Oh Sentai...

I have a thing for you...

[ZeoRangerV]

Looks like Big Finish's abilities to use modern series keep getting better. This is about the only time you'll see me find something River related awesome.



River and Churchill are also getting their own spinoff stories (Ironsides! ). Oh, and this also looks EXTREMELY interesting.

[Thessair]

Nice! I'm quite happy to see more post-2005 stuff bleed over. I wonder what explanation they'll give for Eight forgetting River. Of all of them, though, the thought of Colin and the Judoon is making me giddy. I kind of wish we could get some later stories of the SJA kids and, perhaps, some Paternoster Gang. I know they aren't the most popular group but, at the very least, they usually leave me amused.

[ZeoRangerV]

From what I gather, River's in the position where she has to help the Doctor but can't let him know who she is. So that should be interesting.

[Thessair]

Ah! That could be interesting. I wonder if they'll still manage to squeeze in a 'Hello, Sweetie'. They do love to hammer that one into the ground.

[AkibaSilver]

... Whoever gave Big Finish the license for modern stuff, I love you
I'm up for anything with Eight, and River can only make it more interesting, and Six fighting Judoon I need to see.

[Thessair]

Oh, man, the Churchill ones sound darned interesting.

Quote:

The New Series adventures will continue in Doctor Who: The Churchill Years, in which Ian McNeice returns as the fromer British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. In the four-hour saga, Churchill relates a number of encounters with the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Doctors in his memoirs, battling alien incursions, metamorphosing creatures... and a Dalek! The stories are told by Ian McNeice, supported by a full cast of guest actors, including Danny Horn as Kazran Sardick, in a story taking place within the 2010 special A Christmas Carol.

http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2015/06...ig-finish.html

Edit: Not especially relevant, but there are some Who bits from around 2:25 - 4:28. (For the record, I have no real opinions on minions.)