Shadow Planet and World Apart have a nostalgic feel that harks back to the late eighties era of the Seventh Doctor’s adventures. And both are exemplarily performed by a stellar cast that revolves around, feeds off and draws its energy from the core triumvirate of the always excellent Sophie Aldred, Philip Olivier and Sylvester McCoy.

Mass Movement

World Apart really challenges the relationship between the doctor and his companions to the extent I've rarely seen in Doctor Who stories - reeally making me question if the Doctor was ever forgiven?

The Host Productions

Sound design by Steve Foxon is top notch but it’s Foxon’s music that makes everything work. It’s pure 80’s at its most electronic and entrancing. Part Doctor Who part Vangelis, this music is moody, atmospheric and steals the show.

Blogtor Who

These are both really well written, well performed & well directed stories (Director Ken Bentley). I also very much enjoy the musical feel created by Steve Foxon that took me right back to the 7th Doctor's time. It’s nice to go have the two stories continue on from each other, draw a couple of parallels but feel like their own story.

Indie Mac User

It’s quite a harrowing story, with harder science fiction concepts than one would expect for a summer release. It’s gripping nonetheless to listen to the mystery unravel.

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