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The War Doctor Begins: Warbringer 2.3                       

Again this is another episode of the story that makes up this set, really its one story not 3. At the start of the first part Consequences, there’s a reference to having come back 24 hours and as Case woke up with no memory she (and we) learn what happened.

Its the Doctor who woke up Case, who was partially converted into a Dalek weapon. There a ship that’s about to crash who they go to help. There’s Dalek harvester ships, twists etc.

I enjoyed it, maybe not a high ranking episode though.

I’m reminded of the red dwarf episode thanks for the memory, where they wake up with a number of unexplained events having happened with no memory. But by the end of the episode everything has been revealed and all it's tied up nicely. Here its more of a run of the mill adventure, there’s not much that is particularly revealing, just more of the same we’ve had for the previous instalments.

Case does square up to the Doctor at one point, as she works out why he woke her in the first place.

Part of me feel that I should pay more attention to the audios, as sometime I feel I’m just trying to catch up will all the ones I’ve bough without appreciating them as much as I should. Though having looked at some of the reviews it seems that my feeling that its Ok but not great is about right. 

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