News Fugitive Doctor and current Master coming to Big Finish.

[Allyn Gibson]

That sounds pretty cool, actually.

 

[Steve Roby]

Certainly has more potential than Time Lord Victorious or Doom's Day.

 

[Qonundrum]

That sounds fun but they never seem to cross paths unless its plot driven.

The galaxy is a large enough place. It'd oddly make more sense for NuWho incarnations to be tripping over themselves nonstop!

On the plus side, The Three Doctors and The Five Doctors were due to external influences ripping them out of time, and The Two Doctors has Six doing a mindlink thing to track down his former self - which is narratively bizarre as a future incarnation saving a past one creates the sort of temporal-driven paradox that's technically impossible, unless you have foreshadowing and enough time to nip into the future, set up a resolution, then nip back in time to where you'd left off and pretend you're getting so surprised you can't fake it, unlike your spouse on the your night. Which is why I just roll with the Classic stories and see what else in the story makes up for the gimmick.

 

[JD]

I've assumed the TARDIS or some other force was purposefully keeping the different Doctors away from each other, unless there was a major crisis that needed multiple Doctors to resolve it.

 

[Allyn Gibson]

I've assumed the TARDIS or some other force was purposefully keeping the different Doctors away from each other, unless there was a major crisis that needed multiple Doctors to resolve it.

James Goss' Time Lord Victorious short story from the TARDIS's perspective is along those lines; the TARDIS is like, "Yup, I'm gonna need three Doctors for this."

 

[JD]

OK, I've actually been meaning to check out the Time Lord Victorious stuff.

 

[Allyn Gibson]

More on Circuit Breaker dropped today, like titles and formats and whatnot.

In the depths of UNIT’s most secure facility, the Black Archive, familiar objects have been pulled through time and space surrounded with a dangerous energy signature threatening to tear reality apart. With time running out, newly appointed Head of the Black Archive, Osgood (Ingrid Oliver) and her assistant Andrew (Omari Douglas) turn to the only person who can help… the Doctor (Jo Martin).

This is no ordinary crisis, and not the Time Lord they are familiar with. As the Doctor confronts her most infamous enemies such as the Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans and a rogue Weeping Angel, she is forced to complete a mission with an insidious presence lurking in the shadows.

Secrets begin to surface, and trust between UNIT and the Doctor begins to erode as those who idolise her start to question if she really is the Time Lord they thought they knew…

One of the projects includes a novel, The Kaleidoscope, written by Jo Martin. (I know the way these work, it's probably written by someone like Jac Rayner.)

This sounds interesting.

 

[Captaindemotion]

More on Circuit Breaker dropped today, like titles and formats and whatnot.



One of the projects includes a novel, The Kaleidoscope, written by Jo Martin. (I know the way these work, it's probably written by someone like Jac Rayner.)

This sounds interesting.

I read this as Jay Rayner initially and wondered why it would be a restaurant review…

 

[Chakoteya]

Websites? UNIT websites? Actual entire websites?????????????????????????????????

 

[Elder Knight]

It's sad to see Davison getting old, but ...

Say what? He was born the same year as I. And I'm only 39 or 29 or whatever!