Spotify has lots of free episodes you can listen to. And there is a new Big Finish podcast that plays free episodes. - I need to find that myself.

I’m glad!

Did you think cringey-dialogue Peter Crap-oldy was good? Disney-Who season 1 + the 60th specials have actually been an improvement. Just compare stories like Wild Blue Yonder & The Giggle with End of the World & anything with the Slitheen in. Also, they haven't brought back the Daleks or Cybermen, it's too bad they brought back Sutekh though. It could have been the only series since series 11 that didn't rely on the bring-back-old-characters crutch.

@@FreeTheDonbas There may have been some cringy dialogue in Capald’s 3rd season when the increasing BBC wokeness started to creep in, but Capaldi was a great actor and still managed to pull it off. I thought he was a fantastic Doctor, where as Gatwa doesn’t seem to have the gravitas to play the Doctor. He’s either over the top joyful or crying in every episode. Now I don’t mind emotion, but if your crying on a regular basis, you don’t know when he is really upset. A bit like crying wolf all the time. Obviously this isn’t completely the actors fault as Davis has written him this way, but to me he just isn’t the Doctor. But once again I’ll state I’m glad your enjoying it, but I’m not and it’s not for me, but there’s plenty of other Doctor who in different forms (novels, audios, Blu ray etc) that we can all find some enjoyment. The other last thing I’ll point out is David’s lazy story telling full of plot holes. He just keeps throwing out mystery boxes and none of it gets answered. Why did it snow around Ruby? If. What hidden song did Maestro detect with in Ruby. Why did the Doctor say time had changed when he went back to Rubys past. All these red herrings and Ruby wasn’t special at all. And I just can’t believe Sutekh would really give a damn about Ruby’s mother or story etc . Clara ‘s story didn’t seem to concern him and she was way more mysterious.This is a God who wants to destroy everything and he’s worried about a girl who can’t find her mother. And don’t get me started with the 73 yards episode. Boom was probably the only tolerable story this season and even that had its faults.

@@thetasigma1905 I was talking about all the cringey, unfunny "jokes" Moffat put in the dialogue & the long, meaningless speeches. And no, I'm not enjoying it. It's still Nu-hu. RTD has always been the laziest "writer" in the universe, whose stories are riddled with plot-holes. All the Nu-hu actors were wrong for the role. The Dr is an eccentric, magniloquent, asexual character, not some bloke, like Eccleston, not Casanova, like Tennant. Both of them were always grinning like imbeciles, crying their eyes, our screaming in a fit of hysteria. That's why my I'm being consistent, while you aren't & no amount of BS about "bad writing" will cut it. Nu-hu has always been defined by its terrible writing. That's what Nuvians love about the show, hence why they dislike the original show. How did you feel about the 60th specials?

@@FreeTheDonbas I loved Moffats sense of humour, the lack of any humour is always a mark of a bad season of Who, but that humour needs to be in the characters, not in some nonsense like belching bins or friggin' "Space Babies". Argh Space Babies. NuWho initially was been defined by inconsistent writing (usually the difference was RTD vs any other guest writer at all, because despite all you say every other writer in series 1 got what Who should be). Nothing in NuWho felt more classic Who than the end of Moffats era. The Zygon Invasion, Under the Lake, Oxygen, World Enough and Time - they all felt like lost stories from 70s. The long meaningless speeches? Gee I guess classic Who never did that. I mean the Zygon Inversion didn't make anyone think of Battlefield.

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Well as someone who adores the audios I think you are missing out. But agree with much of what you say.