Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #181396 in Books
• Published on: 2006-02
• Format: Audiobook
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 2
• Binding: Audio CD

Customer Reviews

Moody
Slightly let down by a sub-standard resolution, Night Thoughts remains a creepy and atmospheric Big Finish drama, in the mould of Chimes of Midnight, Master and Pier Pressure. Sylvester McCoy is by turns irascible and downright frightening, and this is the most effective way for his Seventh Doctor to behave. Hex and Ace are okay but don't have that much to do and the simple premise of the story works extremely well.

The Best 7th Doctor Audio Since 'Master'
At the time of Part One I had a bad and boring feeling about this audio. The story seemed to complicated and unusual for it's own good. At the time of Part Two the story was (at last) on a role. It was scary (er), was starting to make sense and was becoming very interesting.
By the times of parts Three and Four this story was at an all- time excellence. It was very clever, witty and chilling. The outcomes of the other characters were both predictable and unpredictable.
This audio is one of my all-time favourites to the entire series of Doctor Who adventures.
Hex is very convincing, Ace is still to smart for Her own good (excellent), The Doctor is as macabre as ever and Sue just sounds like the girl from the Exorcist.
Creepy...very creepy (rolling c.)

Pretty bad
I am afraid I rather lost patience with Night Thoughts; there is so much that is crap about it. The central plot issue, Edie's death, simply made no sense at all: why kill her so ceremonially on the operating table, rather than slip her a poison pill? The Seventh Doctor's behaviour is utterly inconsistent. The bit with Ace and the bear traps is just stupid. The cast do well but the material is nigh unworkable.