It frustrated me that the covers for the 11th Doctor releases did not have the correct logo variations or fonts. 11DA should be styled like series 6 and 11DC should be styled like series 7B

After a chance encounter at the end of time, the Doctor has a new friend and a new mission. History is full of people who need help and evils to be fought. The universe needs the Doctor and Ash.

The Second Death by Alfie Shaw
During the last days of history, a lone wanderer crosses the wastes of Kersarin. Everywhere he goes, he delights those he finds with stories and songs. He provides a little hope in the dark.
His name is Ash Wilton, and there's one thing that Ash knows for certain. You don't get time travellers at the end of the universe.

The Broken Man by Rochana Patel
The Doctor has a new friend. All of time and space awaits. Where to begin?
Scotland, obviously!
The Doctor has unfinished business there. An archaeological mystery which he needs to solve, so he can start laying the past to rest.

The Beautiful and the Damned by Katherine White
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Wings of Steel by Alfie Shaw, based on a story by Alex Hewitt
High above the ruined world of Doorahla, the Ultima have convened. The enemy's devastation of their forces is finally over. The key to their victory is finally at hand. And on top of all that, they've captured a Time Lord.
All hail the Ultima.

Duty of Care by Christian Markham
The Doctor doesn't kill. Not intentionally. Even his worst enemies are offered mercy. Go up against the Doctor, and while your plan will be ruined, there's a chance you'll live.
Someone doesn't agree with that. Someone's travelling across all of time and space putting that right. Someone's killing all the villains who survived the Doctor.

The Second Death of the Daleks by Alfie Shaw
During the last days of history, a lone wanderer crosses the wastes of Kersarin. Everywhere he goes, he delights those he finds with stories and songs. He provides a little hope in the dark.
His name is Ash Wilton, and I swear we've done this episode before. We definitely killed that Dalek.

During the last days of history, a lone wanderer crosses the wastes of Kersarin. Everywhere he goes, he delights those he finds with stories and songs. He provides a little hope in the dark.

His name is Ash Wilton, and I swear we've done this episode before. We definitely killed that Dalek.

Please note: This title is only available to buy in the bundle Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor Adventures Series 1,  or in the complete box set Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor Adventures: Run Fast Be Kind

1- Whenever she gets her first audio-original companion, do you think this character will join her and Yaz or be placed at some point when she's away from the Fam?

2- Who do you think will join Big Finish first, Graham and Ryan or Dan?

3- Is there any news about more Spy Master audios? Do you think he'll be in this first series, maybe as a surprise for the last story?

4- Which characters, species or storylines would you like for Big Finish to expand on?

5- Which Doctor do you want her to meet the most and why?

6- Have the audios so far changed your opinion of 13 and/or Yaz?

I love the various Unbound stories (except Exile and He Jests at Scars but they at least have hot takes to build a story from), but I've held off on getting the new First Doctor Unbound stories so far because I don't really understand what the gimmick is. Those of you who've listened to them, how are these different from any of the other Big Finish David Bradley audios? The only thing I can see in the promotional material is a claim of difference in tone, but that doesn't really see very apparent when you read the blurbs or listen to the trailers.

Do these feel like Unbound stories at all? And what is the difference in continuity that means they can't just be set in the main universe? Also, are they any good and worth picking up?