Power of 3

The Seventh Doctor and Ace face a deadly, unthinking foe with an appetite for destruction - the Krill!
We find out all about the genetically engineered superweapon, as Mike Tucker joins us to discuss his PDA, co-written with Robert Perry.
It's Krill or be Krilled - we also briefly discuss its audio sequel, Dust Breeding.
You can hear about the making of Dust Breeding on the Big Finish podcast - https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/big-finish-podcast-2026-02-06-impeccable-dimension-3415

At last - the word is out, and Character Options have revealed their figure line-up for 2026.
Al Dewar is back with the Power of 3, the original home of action figure talk with the man himself, as he talks us through the Fourth Doctor, Mr Ring-A-Ding, the Wirrn, Liz Shaw and the Primord, plus the Cybermen - and also, the Yeti!
AND! Al reveals the figure he originally planned for the collect and build element.
Plus, Al hints at what's to come from B&M later this year - and much more.

New Target novelisations are out! Hurrah!
We start our look at these new paperbacks with a look at the Ninth Doctor novelisation of Aliens of London.
We speak to writer Joseph Lidster, editor Steve Cole, and feature an excerpt from the audiobook release.
The paperback and audiobook are out now!

We speak to the writers of two of the latest BBC Audiobooks releases in our latest episode.
We're joined by John Peel - the writer of the first original licensed piece of Doctor Who fiction, about The Mind Trap, and newcomer Paul Hayes, about his adventure, Star Flight.
And we've got two five minute samples, courtesy of our friends at BBC Audiobooks.

"Physician, heal thyself..."
"It's the end, but the moment has been prepared for..."
"I don't want to go..."
"Carrot juice, carrot juice, carrot juice..."
The last one of these, is not the most appropriate final words for any incarnation of the Doctor, and in today's book club, we look at the final Sixth Doctor adventure, in print form.
Gary Russell joins us to discuss this novel, and its ending, and the factors that made it darker than he planned it to be.
We feature our usual readings, the DWM review at the DWM, and contemporary thoughts from Goodreads.