I love Five. He appears all retiring and nice and... his episodes totally have, I think (though feel free to correct me if I'm wrong), the largest body count in the series. He's probably the guy that made Clive think that the Doctor brings the 'storm in his wake' and has death as his constant companion, because... damn.
I haven't actually listened to any of the audios -- sadly, I'm very much not a radio-drama person. Or an audio-book person -- I love David Tennant's voice and I think that The Stone Rose is a fun little book, but I had to turn the audio version off after five minutes because it just doesn't work for me. I like audio-visual media and I like books, but plain audio on its own doesn't tend to do it for me.
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Date: 2007-09-23 02:31 am (UTC)I love Five. He appears all retiring and nice and... his episodes totally have, I think (though feel free to correct me if I'm wrong), the largest body count in the series. He's probably the guy that made Clive think that the Doctor brings the 'storm in his wake' and has death as his constant companion, because... damn.
I haven't actually listened to any of the audios -- sadly, I'm very much not a radio-drama person. Or an audio-book person -- I love David Tennant's voice and I think that The Stone Rose is a fun little book, but I had to turn the audio version off after five minutes because it just doesn't work for me. I like audio-visual media and I like books, but plain audio on its own doesn't tend to do it for me.