Seventh Doctor BFAs

[justspies]

So I've been devouring the Seven/Ace BFAs, as well as the Seven/Ace/Hex BFAs, with reckless abandon the last few months. As I grow increasingly more fascinated by the Seventh Doctor (my love for him has now supplanted the unholy and unwavering love I had for the Fourth Doctor, may he forgive me someday...), and fall ever more in love with him, I'm

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[biichan]

Unregenerate was good. All his adventures with Mel were pretty good actually. Sadly, I haven't heard any of the solo ones yet either.

[ravenskyewalker]

I'm an old-time Seventh Doctor fan; I loved him back then, then my DW fandom died in the mid-1990s, and I ran away screaming. However, I became readdicted to him this year, and because I needed to hear Sylvester McCoy's voice saying lines I'd never heard before, I tracked down all his BF audios. However, "Last of the Titans" isn't available any longer, is it? I certainly don't see it from Who North America, which is where I get my BF audios

[wiccagirl24]

There is no such thing as Seven without Ace.

*plugs ears*

La La La La La.

IF there was such a thing i would say you have to listen to Lazarus. If Return of the Daleks is the one I think it is you have to listen to at least the beginning. I haven't listened to all of these (because Seven NEEDS Ace) but the other one you have to listen to (not on this list) is the BBV Punchline.

All of this being mote, of course, because Seven and Ace are always together.

/denial

[sergeanthowarth]

Project: Lazarus is quite brilliant, if disturbingly dark, and gives some backstory to Hex which is referenced lightly in No Man's Land. You might want to listen to the Six story Project: Twilight (also good in a disturbing way, and yes, like a certain book going around it involves vampires) first though, as Lazarus is the sequel.

Master is also good, in a disturbing way. Hmm, I think I'm beginning to see a pattern here.