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The Eleventh Doctor Chronicles: Volume 3: Geronimo! 


Part 1: The Inheritance


A research base in the future and something is causing many deaths. When the Eleventh Doctor arrives needing a tool to defuse a bomb, he meets, Valerie. The two are charged with finding a cure of whatever it is thats killing people.


I listened to Spirit of The Season at Christmas, as I like to enjoy a festive audio or two at that time of year. My first foray into post Tenant audios. I’d never really been interested in actors being replaced when the current one are still alive, but I wanted something new. I was pleasantly surprised, Jacob Dudman does a very Matt Smith, as with others who have stepped into another actors shoes, its very good, not quite the same but close enough.


Its not a bad jumping one point, Spirit of the Season had a few things I wasn’t aware of, in this audio he meet Valerie for the first time. So you don’t fees you’ve missed anything.


Without giving too much away, their money is infected with a blight, meaning the more you have the quicker you’ll die. Spend, Spend, Spend is the solution. Unfortunately when people die they leave wills.


On the whole I found it entertaining, I was interested in the plot and wanted to keep listening. There are a couple of twists, thought isn’t massively original, its a nice adventure.



Valerie, again, I liked, it’ll be interesting to hear more of her. There were reference to Clara Oswin Oswald, so it places into the Eleventh’s timeline.


A thumbs up from me.

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