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Post by mark687 on Jul 27, 2019 20:34:18 GMT
An Original Thriller in Transference
Is ignorance still Bliss for the 8th Doctor in the Time War
The Wife goes back to the early days for Vol 6 of her Diary
Why do the Daleks need an Emissary
Harry Sullivan becomes a trend
Owen and PC Andy visit The Hope
Mr Gray has some more Confessions
Regards
mark687
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Post by anothermanicmondas on Jul 27, 2019 20:41:35 GMT
I've only pre-ordered 3 of these this is due to letterbox issues from 4-cd case boxes and I feel less inclination to hurry for downloads as I prefer physical I'm pretty certain I'll get the other 4 though...
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Post by Audio Watchdog on Jul 27, 2019 20:51:02 GMT
This is another I have everything preordered month.
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Post by Digi on Jul 27, 2019 21:01:37 GMT
This is another I have everything preordered month. Yup, same.
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Post by Hieronymus on Jul 27, 2019 23:45:48 GMT
That which I am getting was pre-ordered.
That which I am not getting is the result of budget limitations.
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Post by tuigirl on Jul 28, 2019 0:27:33 GMT
Having really high hopes for the Time War set... after the Valeyard was revealed, this became one of my most anticipated releases. Plus now that we have seen how dark BF are willing to go with the 8th Doctor... this could be epic and the best Time War set for the 8th Doctor yet. Plus, of course meeting up with River Song again. The trailers promise a lot of fun. And last but not least another outing with the 6th Doctor. The July release already was very enjoyable and I hope they keep it up. Not sure about transference yet. If it is a mystery crime thriller it might be up my alley. Also if it is some absurd supernatural story. I am however too sensitive for horror... so might not get it if it turns out to be straight horror. So hopefully someone on here spoilers me in that regard beforehand... Already had a nasty shock with Lies in Ruins in the anniversary release- do not need another set of sleepless nights so shortly after that.
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Post by number13 on Jul 28, 2019 1:39:32 GMT
One month, two Alex Kingston releases! I'm looking forward to the stories in this River set perhaps more than any to date: it's my era she's visiting, but is it ready for River?! And 'Transference' was bought on trust as part of the BF Originals bundle in what now seems like the distant past of January last year and it's still (deliberately) a mystery to me - wherever it goes, I'm ready to go along for the ride.
Sixie/Peri/Daleks, of course.
And my credit card is getting drawn into the Time War, I know it's going to happen sooner or later...
I say! It's #HarrySullivan. Good show.
(Also a personal anticipation - I'm going through J&L for the first time and making myself take it slowly! As it's August, I've promised to go on a cruise - a cruise on the Fata Morgana in J&L IX. I'm surely it will be a peaceful, relaxing four episodes at sea with no aliens, supernatural beings or other infernal incidents... )
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Post by agentten on Jul 28, 2019 3:31:51 GMT
Getting pretty much everything this month, as usual. Looks like a great month for Alex Kingston fans (of which I am one).
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Post by axelotl38 on Jul 28, 2019 5:50:25 GMT
What a month, Jesus. Getting everything. And based on pure Hour x Hour basis, this is the biggest month this year!
BF Original: Transference - I'm so excited for this. I like that Big Finish is willing to take risks for this sort of thing, and an 8 hour miniseries is a huge undertaking! This is the type of stuff you'd find on BBC Radio, and the promo art looks ridiculously good. I'm genuinely disappointed this isn't out as a Limited Book set, as it'd be flipping awesome.
8th Doctor Time War: I won't deny I'm not the hugest fan of these Time War sets, though I do certainly enjoy them. In saying that, The War Valeyard is amazing and the writers attached to this set can do wonders. I'm particularly curious for Lisa McMullins story (who's fast becoming one of Big Finish' most active writers, with 5 stories written before the first was released!).
Diary of River Song Vol 6: To say this set is self-indulgent is an understatement. This looks to be one of the most fanjodrelliest sets out there. Whether that's a good thing is another question, but I think if nothing else it'll absolutely be fun as heck. How couldn't it be!
The Emissary of the Daleks: Well Memories of a Tyrant was my favourite Main Range release this year so hopefully this can keep up the momentum. Andrew Smith can write for Sixie brilliantly, and is excellent at doing straight, fun adventures, so I think this'll be a fun ride at worst.
The Hope: The Torchwood Monthlies are always good, and Owen and Andy is a combo I adore, if based off of their previous adventure.
#harrysullivan: I'm sold on the title alone.
Dorian Gray: The Lost Confessions: Finally I'm very curious about this. I'm disappointed that Dorian disappeared, though I understand, so to get a brief return is a joy (even if its a different format). I just wish they were available on CD so I can add to my collection (or I had the technical knowhow to just do cover arts myself and make my own CD's).
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Post by pawntake on Jul 28, 2019 7:50:09 GMT
Am impressed with the number of people who have ordered everything this month!!!Well impressed!!for me just 3,but 3 good-uns i am sure.
"Transference" This promises to be another sure-fire BF originals hit!!
"Doctor Who: The Time War 3" Can never get enough of the 8th Doctor!!
"Dorian Gray: The Lost Confessions" Interested to listen to the alternative ending.Was never convinced by the original?
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Post by drj on Jul 28, 2019 9:02:32 GMT
Thankfully I subscribed to the TW MR, so that’s just new cash out the door for River and 8! Quite a strong month! Very much looking forward to it.
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Post by sherlock on Jul 28, 2019 9:23:40 GMT
Got Eighth Doctor: The Time War 3 and #HarrySullivan pre-ordered. Am very tempted to get Emissary of the Daleks and the monthly Torchwood, again.
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Post by shallacatop on Jul 28, 2019 9:26:57 GMT
What a great month for releases!
Really looking forward to Transference, the premise sounds great and Alex Kingston is always value for money.
I’m hoping the presence of the Valeyard will add an element of darkness that’s missing in the Time War range. Something for McGann to get his teeth into, like The War Master and Lie of Ruins. The excerpt that delves into Bliss’ backstory is a step in the right direction.
I haven’t heard Memories of a Tyrant yet, so I must change that in time for Emissary of the Daleks.
I thinks River is better than the gimmicky approach they’re taking for Series 6, but as I said, Alex is always value for money. I rewatched Carnival of Monsters last week and think there’s potential for delving into the Miniscope. And that cover is very striking.
Harry is my favourite companion, with him, the Doctor and Sarah Jane my favourite TARDIS team, so I can’t wait for #HarrySullivan!
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Post by barnabaslives on Jul 28, 2019 20:10:20 GMT
I have everything pre-ordered this month. Hoping the Time War will fall together more to my liking a little more than last time, but the Valeyard will probably help a lot. The River set might be limited in outcomes by history but the theme of the set sounds like a fun premise and I'm looking forward to seeing what they do with it. Looking forward to the Harry Sullivan story, too - Harry and Sarah are the first companions I ever "met" - and very, very glad for more Dorian, my second Big Finish range. It's also great to have Peri back in the monthly range and I always like a good Dalek story.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2019 11:00:27 GMT
I only have Emissary of the Daleks on pre-order so far this month but, not wishing my life away, but I'm looking forward to 28th of August - payday - when I'll be splashing out on the following:
Transference (who can resist after that amazing first episode?).
Torchwood - The Hope, The Vigil, The Later Days, Smashed.
Blake's 7 - Restoration 2 (which will sadly be known as Paul Darrow's final contribution to the series).
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