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If you don’t have loads of free time to lounge around listening to Big Finish audios, the Short Trips range are a great place to get your Doctor Who fix; likewise if you’re on a tight budget, at just £2.99 it’s hard to go wrong. This months short trip, The Curse of The Fugue features the Eighth Doctor. The question is; will The Curse of The Fugue be a curse or a blessing?
Synopsis February 1974 is grimmer than usual for the British. Huddling together by candlelight the nation endures regular power cuts, however the situation is far worse for one old woman. Out of the dark come visitors who know of her terrible burden of wartime secrets. All she fought to save is threatened. Whom can she trust? The troubled ghosts which plague her, a young man who has befriended her, or her new carer Lucie and her strange friend, The Doctor?
Review
Lucie Miller’s back Travelling with the Doctor Isn’t that great news?
Sheridan Smith is Absolutely on top form; Glad to have her back.
This Short Trip does start With needed exposition; Miners aren’t happy.
Power cuts are now Seemingly more regular; People getting miffed.
Lucie has a job; Been two weeks without the Doc, She wants adventures.
There’s a woman called Cecile, who is conflicted; Talking to herself.
Lucie’s exploited Into giving hints about What the future holds.
The Doctor seems to Inspect the mysterious Woman called Cecile.
It becomes more clear There’s more to meet the eye with Our dear friend Cecile.
The Doctor screws up Meaning Cecile is in a Bootstrap paradox.
Cecile can see The ghosts of her former friends More and more and more.
The Doctor believes The ghostly apparitions May be alien.
Our Time Lord becomes An attempted peacekeeper, Lucie isn’t pleased.
The conclusion is Rather good, I must admit; Lucie’s back with Doc.
Alice Cavendar, Writer of this story, is Absolutely great…
She manages to Give you an emotional Rollercoaster in…
Just thirty minutes, You will laugh and you will cry; It’s a work of art.
Rating The rating system on the GallifreyArchive is achieved on a scale of 1-10. For The Curse of The Fugue, I will give a rating of:
Should you want to purchase The Curse of The Fugue, it’s currently available as a download for just £2.99, which you can purchase by clicking here !
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