Jenny is back, and she’s going out to explore the universe. As someone who’s about a day old, how will she see the cosmos? With wonder, trepidation, or panic? There’s only one way to find out. Today, I’m reviewing the final story in this Jenny box set, Zero Space by Adrian Poynton.
Jenny is back, and she’s going out to explore the universe. As someone who’s about a day old, how will she see the cosmos? With wonder, trepidation, or panic? There’s only one way to find out. Today, I’m reviewing the penultimate story in this Jenny box set, Neon Reign by Christian Brassington.
Jenny is back, and she’s going out to explore the universe. As someone who’s about a day old, how will she see the cosmos? With wonder, trepidation, or panic? There’s only one way to find out. Today, I’m reviewing the second story in this Jenny box set, Prisoner of The Ood by John Dorney.
Jenny is back, and she’s going out to explore the universe. As someone who’s about a day old, how will she see the cosmos? With wonder, trepidation, or panic? There’s only one way to find out. Today, I’m reviewing the first story in this Jenny box set, Stolen Goods by Matt Fitton.
This morning, one of the worst kept Big Finish secrets was finally revealed, and we have information about the upcoming box set starting Jenny, the Doctor’s daughter from The Doctor’s Doctor (who coincidentally is the Fifth Doctor’s daughter, and gave the Tenth Doctor a daughter.)
The box set, due for release in June 2018, comprises of four adventures, Stolen Goods by Matt Fitton, Prisoner of The Ood by John Dorney, Neon Reign Christian Brassington, and Zero Space by Andrew Poynton.
Read on after the break for the Press Release
As part of WhoPride, myself and Tom of EpicWho battled it out to see who the best LGBT couple from Doctor Who was. Is it Jack and Ianto, or is it Vastra and Jenny? There’s only one way to find out…
