1994 / Ebook / 128 pages
***
There isn't much need to read these old books when the best interview quotes are compiled in more comprehensive and up-to-date online equivalents, but sometimes it's nice to pretend I'm 12 again and treating Oracle Books as a library. There's only one season to cover this time, but they make up the page count with unabashed repetition.
1995 / Ebook / 128 pages
***
Amusingly inaccurate cover aside, this is another fine supplement to the other volumes, if weirdly separate.
1997 / Audiobook / 281 pages
****
Are we the baddies? If only Doctor Who was all about these convoluted time and moral paradoxes, but I appreciate them when they come around. It strikes a tasteful balance of hopeless morbidity and inappropriate levity and it's a good outing for Sam too, though I could have done without the past companion's extended cameo.
1997 / Audiobook / 277 pages
**
Almost a decade after their last redemptive TV appearance, the terrifying salt cellars return for a tedious continuity fest that re-establishes the status quo in the hope that other writers will think of something interesting to do with them.
2020 / Ebook / 240 pages
****
The essential second half of the documentary artbook.
