James Aggas

James Aggas

Joined: Jun 24, 2015

James has been a fan of Doctor Who for over two and a half decades. Ever since he first watched repeats of Jon Pertwee's dandy Doctor, he was hooked. Since then, he's been interested in not just the Classic or the New Series, but even audios, comics and books. Unsurprisingly, he's now relishing the opportunity of writing as much about his favorite show as possible.

Doctor Who: The End of the Beginning. Image courtesy Big Finish Productions

Monthly Doctor Who audio drama series ends after 22 years

The final story in Doctor Who Lockdown will be the crucial three-part finale to Series 3, starring David Tennant as the Doctor and John Simm as the Master.Image credit: Doctor Who/BBC. Image obtained from: BBC Press.

Doctor Who Lockdown ends this Sunday with Master three-parter!

David Tennant joins John Barrowman for Torchwood audio adventure

The epic finale to Series 3 introduced John Simm's incarnation of the Master - who most recently featured in the villain's 50th anniversary story Masterful.Image Courtesy Big Finish Productions

John Simm, Derek Jacobi, Michelle Gomez and more star in special Doctor Who story Masterful – out today!

Free Speech is a fascinating look at a world where talking literally costs money.Image courtesy Big Finish Productions

Doctor Who review: Free Speech is a great short story about the power of words

Bernice Summerfield: The Stone's Lament is a rather atmospheric and creepy episode of Doctor Who spin-off.Image courtesy Big Finish Productions

Doctor Who universe review: Bernice Summerfield and the Stone’s Lament

While we're extremely excited about the upcoming New Year's Day special, we're even more excited about the Master's 50th-anniversary special!Image Courtesy Big Finish Productions

Doctor Who: Why Masterful looks more exciting than the New Year’s Day special

The third story in Doctor Who: I Am The Master focuses on the rather eccentric Missy and a rather naïve cleaner called Daphne...(Photo Credit: Doctor Who/BBC America)

Doctor Who review: I Am the Master – Missy’s Magical Mystery Mission is a fun short read

The story continues almost directly from the novel The Squire's Crystal - one that will have a clear impact on Benny's life beyond this episode.Image courtesy Big Finish Productions

Doctor Who universe review: Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Squire’s Crystal

Jenny ('The Dalek Invasion of Earth'), credit: bbc.co.uk

Doctor Who review: The Shattered Hourglass features the Tenth Doctor against the Time Agency

Jenny ('The Dalek Invasion of Earth'), credit: bbc.co.uk

Torchwood review: The Crown is an unsettling Christmas ghost story

There are several major characters in Torchwood. But perhaps none that are more important than the city of Cardiff.Photo Courtesy Big Finish Productions

Torchwood: Why Cardiff is so important to the series

We know that the Master heard "the sound of drums" since he was a child. But does that mean he heard it during the classic series...?(C) BBC/BBC Worldwide - Photographer: Simon Ridgway

Doctor Who mythology: Did the Master hear the sound of drums in the Classic Series?

Free Speech is a fascinating look at a world where talking literally costs money.Image courtesy Big Finish Productions

Doctor Who news: Free short story Free Speech is out now

Genesis of the Daleks is a greatly loved TV serial. Does Terrance Dicks's novelization match up to it?(Photo by Anwar Hussein/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks (audiobook review)

The novel is one of several released from Big Finish that have been given audiobook readings in recent years, with other stories like The Gods of the Underworld getting the same treatment.Image courtesy Big Finish Productions

Doctor Who universe review: Bernice Summerfield and the Gods of the Underworld