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Series 2 of ‘Grantchester’ draws to a close as we’re on the penultimate episode. Things become grizzly by the time the fifth episode comes to an end. This is especially when one of the characters that has been prevalent in Series 2 gets killed off and we have a punch-out between our two leads! 😦 Continue reading
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Time for another review on a ‘Grantchester’ episode I’ve seen. I enjoyed Series 2, Episode 2 of the ‘Grantchester’ series. I like how Sidney and Geordie’s murder mysteries are interconnected with how their relationship pans out and how they interact with other people in a continuous storyline. 🙂 Continue reading
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After enjoying Series 1 of ‘Grantchester’ on DVD, I was looking forward to checking out Series 2 of ‘Grantchester’ next on DVD. James Norton and Robson Green return as Sidney and Geordie as they solve murder mysteries together in the Grantchester village. What mysteries will they uncover here? Continue reading
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We’ve come to the end of Series 1 of ‘Grantchester’. Overall, I’ve enjoyed Series 1 of ‘Grantchester’ and found the character journeys of James Norton as Sidney Chambers and Robson Green as Geordie Keating fascinating. I’m currently looking forward to what happens next for these two guys. Continue reading
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Just in case you missed it yesterday, I added my review on ‘Eye of the Storm’ to my review of ‘Eye of the Beholder’ in ‘The Stranger’ series from BBV. ‘Eye of the Storm’ happens to be an audio version of the final episode of ‘The Stranger’ series, starring Colin Baker as the Stranger, David Troughton as Egan and John Wadmore and Saul. The episode is by Nicholas Briggs writing as Arthur Wallis; is produced by Bill Baggs and is directed by Nicholas Briggs. Continue reading
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‘The Stranger’ series from BBV concludes today as we look into the seventh episode on video. It’s ‘Eye of the Beholder’ and it stars Colin Baker as the Stranger, David Troughton as Egan and John Wadmore as Saul. The episode is by Nicholas Briggs and is produced and directed by Bill Baggs. Continue reading
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‘The Stranger’ series from BBV continues today as we look into the sixth episode and we’re back to video drama here. The episode stars Colin Baker as the Stranger with David Troughton as Egan and Caroline John as DCI Diana Sellers. The episode is by Nicholas Briggs and is produced and directed by Bill Baggs. Continue reading
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It’s Easter Monday today! ‘The Stranger’ series from BBV continues as we look into fifth episode which happens to be an audio adventure. It is meant to be the first of ‘The Stranger Chronicles’ on audio. It stars Colin Baker as the Stranger, David Troughton as Egan and Elisabeth Sladen as Mirus Alexa. The episode is by Nicholas Briggs, produced by Bill Baggs and directed by Nicholas Briggs. Continue reading
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It’s Easter Sunday today!
“Happy Easter everyone!” 🙂
And today we continue ‘The Stranger’ series from the world of BBV by looking into the fourth episode called ‘The Terror Game’. The episode stars Colin Baker as the Stranger who is now joined by Louise Jameson as Tamora Hennessey and David Troughton as Egan. The episode is by Nicholas Briggs and is produced and directed by Bill Baggs. Continue reading
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Today, I’ve added my reviews on the ‘Short Trips: Volume III’ CD collection of ‘Doctor Who’ stories by Big Finish. I originally posted my reviews on the eight stories of this collection on Amazon.co.uk back in 2014. They weren’t very good. Now I’ve updated and extended my reviews for my blog in 2020! 🙂 Continue reading
