Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories

I’m passionate about movies and stories. I enjoy shows like Doctor Who. I’m invested in the stories and the characters so much. It’s a nice escapism for me when life is gets so tough. But I feel like lately like I’m constantly desiring more stories and more time with the characters I love to watch. I hate endings and I always fear that there won’t be any more stories with the characters I love. This leans to mostly towards something like Doctor Who more than anything else. There are so many characters that come and go, some sooner than others and I always seem to gravitate towards TARDIS teams that don’t have as many stories as other teams do. Like I'm a fan of TARDIS teams like:

• 5th Doctor, Adric, Nyssa and Tegan

• 5th Doctor, Tegan and Turlough

• 6th Doctor and Mel

• 1st Doctor, Steven and Dodo

• 1st Doctor, Ian, Barbara and Vicki

• 1st Doctor, Polly and Ben

• 3rd Doctor and Sarah Jane

• 11th Doctor and Clara

I enjoy stories that involve those sort of TARDIS teams that I have listed above and I'm totally grateful for Big Finish for making all the audio dramas over the years on Doctor Who expanding the lore and what not. But I feel like the number of stories involving my favourite TARDIS crews isn't as high compared to the amount of stories that have TARDIS teams like 3rd Doctor and Jo or 5th Doctor and Nyssa or 6th Doctor and Peri or 12th Doctor and Clara. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy all of the characters and teams throughout Doctor Who's run. Thanks to the tv show and big finish, we have so many adventures now and it continues to grow to this day. But I desire to have my favourite TARDIS crews to be in as many stories as the others. I mean there are so many of the 5th Doctor and Nyssa and the 6th Doctor and Peri for example. I just wish there were just as many for the TARDIS teams I have listed above. Am I the only one who feels that way and does anyone know how I can deal with it because it's been on my mind for a while now?

I didn't know where else I could talk about something like this so I thought I would try it here. I'm new to Wiki discussion so Hi! :)

Does anyone know the first font used for the Big Finish monthly ranges? It was used up to Nocturne.

Hello, I'm a long-time Whovian (7 years) and recently I've started to branch out from just the televised episodes. I've read all but 2 of the Titan comics, a few from Doctor Who Magazine and most of IDW's. I've also read a few 10th and 12th doctor novels and a few Target Novelizations. I've also read a few anthologies, listened to the audio stories "Destiny of the Doctor" on Spotify, and read almost every books about behind-the-scenes Who there is.

I've yet to really dive into the Big Finish episodes and Target Novelizations and any other media I haven't discovered yet. Does anyone have any suggestions or favorites I should start with?

Next month will mark the end of Big Finish’s main range of Doctor Who audios with ‘The End of the Beginning’. Just wondering what people think about this, as the range has been going since 1999.

In some ways it does make sense for 5, 6 and 7 to finally get their own individual ranges, as 8 and 4 have had their own for quite a while now. What does everyone else think? I’m personally looking forward to seeing what’s next but at the same time it’s going to be so weird not having the monthly range after all this time.

Why does the Doctor not recognise/remember Bernie in this story?

I’ve recently been re-listening to the Fourth Doctor & Eighth Doctor Adventures from Big Finish. I was just wondering if anyone else feels like they should sometimes be the same length as the other ranges (eg. Main Range, Lost Stories)?

Although I’ve enjoyed about 90% of stories I’ve heard. I just think particular stories would be more enjoyable if they were a bit longer (mainly the 4th Doctor audios, as it often feels as though the adventure’s over a bit too quickly).

It would be interesting to see what other fans think about this. Do you think these ranges could work better being longer or are the stories better being shorter?

(I really enjoy the Fourth Doctor Lost Stories and Philip Hinchcliffe boxsets, as the pacing seems to be more alike to that of the original 1970’s tv era...)