Jonathan Morris (1) (1973–)
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Værker af Jonathan Morris
The Belly of the Beast (Doctor Who: Missy Series 1, #4) 3 eksemplarer
The Diary of River Song - The Bekdel Test (Series 5.1) 2 eksemplarer
Doctor Who: Mary's Story [sound recording] 1 eksemplar
Subterranea (Doctor Who : Audio Adventures) 1 eksemplar
Legacy of death (Doctor Who : Audio Adventures) 1 eksemplar
Queen of the Mechonoids 1 eksemplar
The nightmare realm (Doctor Who) 1 eksemplar
The crash of the UK-201 (Doctor Who) 1 eksemplar
Doctor Who Forever Autumn 1 eksemplar
Associated Works
Perfect Timing 1 — Bidragyder — 13 eksemplarer
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- Fødselsdato
- 1973-09-17
- Køn
- male
- Nationalitet
- UK
- Fødested
- Taunton, Somerset, England
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I did not see the plot part about the Doctor coming.. I'd never considered that he'd have ..*not typing spoiler*.. Nice twist and interestingly resolved. Actually all the paradoxes were nicely solved.. well all but one. ;)
I also liked how Nyssa named her children.
I also liked how Nyssa named her children.
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- Værker
- 98
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- 122
- Medlemmer
- 2,432
- Popularitet
- #10,553
- Vurdering
- 3.7
- Anmeldelser
- 93
- ISBN
- 183
- Sprog
- 4
Although I've read several of the New Who Adventure novels, this is the first work by Big Finish Productions that I've ever read and I'm hooked! These take audiodrama to a whole new level - the story and sound are so immersive and just throw you right into the thick of things. And the stories (while not like, Russell T. Davies level of storytelling) are fun and feel true to the Whoniverse. I'm really enjoying this particular arc that fills in some of the gaps in Rose's timeline after the events of "Doomsday" and before "Turn Left"/"The Stolen Earth". It helps flesh out relationships and even problems that we may have encountered in the show (like Rose being so chummy with Pete-who-isn't-her-Pete) while giving fresh adventures and giving us the chance to see Rose grow without the Doctor being by her side.
Although I'm a sucker for a happy ending, I was appreciative of the fact that "The Dimension Cannon" didn't try to force feed readers a neatly tied-up pleasant story, and instead took the chance to focus on other what-if style worlds that prompted reflection and some heavier themes. I can already tell that this is definitely a series where all three books will have to be read to get a conclusion, but I'm totally looking forwards to that process!… (mere)