When a God comes to Cardiff, the world goes to Hell.
Night Watch
The Black Sun has come through the Rift. When it visits, sleep comes with it. Orr is the guardian, appointed to watch over the city while it slumbers. What will they find as they wander the streets?
Who are the lost souls, trapped with their demons? Who are the ones fighting even sleep? Who are the broken meeting their dreams?
| Authors | Tim Foley |
|---|---|
| Characters | Andy Davidson, Colin Colchester-Price, Jack Harkness, Mr Colchester, Ng, Norton Folgate, Orr, Tyler Steele, Yvonne Hartman |
| Content warnings | Drug use, Dubious consent |
| Director | Scott Handcock |
| Episode timeline | 604 |
| Length | 1h |
| Range | Big Finish – The story continues |
| Relationships | Andy Davidson/Yvonne Hartman, Colin Cochester-Price/Jack Harkness, Colin Colchester-Price/Mr Colchester, Tyler Steele/Other |
| Series timeline | Series 6 |
| Support | Audio drama |
Estelle –
The first part was really good and I really enjoyed Yvonne being in “I will turn this car around!” mode between Jack and Ng.
The heart of this box-set to me continues to be Colin. And I think the character pointed out what I really enjoyed in last episode. As Colin says, Jack is kind…except I feel it’s something that is often lost in these new stories and it felt good to witness it again last episode.
I think I also like the Colchester part of the story because the pacing of the middle part of the audio felt a bit off, the story a bit too disjointed, even with Orr being used to tie the different parts together and so the Colchester story-line was a bit of an anchor to me.
Speaking of Orr, the last ten minutes were off to the races with three big cliffhangers that make it hard to believe there is not another episode right after.
Louise –
Despite my better judgement, I now love Tyler Steele. Who’s going to tell past me?
Wild cliffhangers.
Jay –
I love Tyler Steele protect him at all costs.
The ending….