Oh Who Kill Kennedy is wonderful - I've re-read it many times!

Killing Ground is one of the best explorations of the Cybermen in any format.

Dicks knows how to great a fun sci-fi adventure, and Shakedown is certainly that!!

I'm fond of Witch Mark... the only one of the Cat's Cradle set I'd be keen to re-read.

.Trek This Out Podcast I've sent you feedback on ep 9 - Taranium - along with some more general thoughts before I head off on holiday! Very pleased my thoughts this week are VERY positive! I feel bad about how negative I was last week :/

New podcast episode is out now... in we which decide whether I, Davros is the greatest #doctorwho related audio drama Big Finish has ever produced. We are joined by our friend Dave K from The Doctor Who Show 🇦🇺 What are your thoughts?? Link below ⤵️

If you'd been there for the 1st 49 NAs Happy Endings was a BIG deal & a very exciting celebration, rewarding the long term fans. As We're All Stories In the End Podcast points out though, removed from that context, is there much there? Hard to say... I'm also discovering a HEAP of UK references I never got!

What do you think the best Wilderness Years projects were (without naming any of the novels)? That's the task listener Zack Forest has set for today's LIST MAKERS episode. We hope you enjoy it! thedwshow.net/2025/09/07/top… #DoctorWho #DrWho

Please Listen and enjoy our review of Star Trek Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode 8 - 4 And A Half Vulcans!!. Could you also please like and share this post so we can boost our listenership? Suky Khakh deb 🦊🖖🧡🌹 and Drew. Alas no Vintage 1983. creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/tr…

Sorry I shocked you, Suky Khakh! Trek This Out Podcast (But I really didn’t enjoy the episode!)

On the latest The Doctor Who Show 🇦🇺 List Makers we’re asked about Wilderness Years productions, and Rob & I come at them from very different perspectives!

For my money English Way of Death is the weakest of Gareth Roberts’ four MAs… although they’re all great to very good! Just War however is one of the absolute sound outs of the books, with a great central premise, strong execution, and memorable moments.

Exodus is a top 5 NA… I remember when this came out, and a lot of fandom really properly appreciating just how good Dicks is when let off the leash.

Who Killed Kennedy is a wonderful, origins idea, which I very much enjoy, and have read 4-5 times! On the other hand Blood Harvest is a great, fun read!

Maybe it’s because it’s set during my faveourite season, and a sequel to my fabrics story… but I love Scales of Injustice!

Shakedown is a belter of a Terrence Dicks book!