Today I finished "Seeing I" by Kate Orman and Jonathan Blum. Firstly, there is a reason this book is so beloved (props to making Sam Jones of all characters interesting) but I don't think its flawless, mostly because of a slightly messy conclusion. Still phenomenal.

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Today I listened to "Exotron" and "Urban Myths". Paul Sutton is definitely a favourite Who writer of mine but "Exotron" is the easily the worst I've seen from him. "Urban Myths", comparatively, is a fun if flawed listen.

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Today I listened to "I.D." and "Urgent Calls". Whilst the former is a muddled if fun runaround, the latter is an interesting but highly overrated short story. Both categorically fine.

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Today I listened to "Renaissance of the Daleks" and boy, every complaint ever made about a Bidmead script is in this one, huh? An overbloated chore with a couple charming ideas that don't save what is an absolutely broken script.

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Today I listened to "Nocturne" by Dan Abnett and it is funnily enough my 200th review.

It's story with all the ingredients to be a fun bit of Doctor Who, but it constantly shoots itself in the foot with trope after trope. Struggles to rise above mediocrity - 5/10

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Not sure how I ended up here, but hi all the same BlueSky.

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