Things have been a little quiet on my blog lately, but I’ve been hard at work on various reviews for Outpost Skaro, so I thought I’d just include a batch of links, for anyone who’s interested 
Doctor Who
Big Finish 140 – A Death in the Family
Chuck
Chuck Versus The Suitcase
Chuck Versus The Cubic Z
Chuck Versus The Coup D’Etat
Nikita
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 5
Leverage
The Maltese Falcon Job
Just another quick update with some reviews I’ve done for Outpost Skaro. I’ve been fortunate enough to get some of the first episodes for LivingTV’s new show Nikita, and season 4 of Chuck, so I’ve got reviews for the first episodes of both up now for your reading pleasure
Look for reviews for the second episodes next weekend, and with two new Green Lantern books out this week, and Ubuntu 10.10 released I should get some stuff up here as well
I’ve been busy on another Big Finish review for Outpost Skaro, and this time its the third part of the recent 5th Doctor, Tegan, Turlough and Nyssa trilogy: Cradle of the Snake.
The Mara’s back once again, and the crew end up back in the Manussan Empire where it was originally created, however they’ve arrived a few hundred years early. But what did I think?
Head over to OutpostSkaro.com to read my full review
My second review for Outpost Skaro has just gone live. This time, its me rambling on about a Big Finish release or two, in the form of Jago and Litefoot.
With pre-orders for series 2 underway, I take a quick overview of both the Companion Chronicle that started the ball rolling, and then the series 1 boxset (spoiler alert: I really liked them).
Recently I was made part of the staff on Doctor Who fansite, Outpost Skaro. As a result, one of the things I’ll be doing on the site is posting up reviews from time-to-time of various Doctor Who and sci-fi bits and pieces (so largely what I do here, but with probably less Green Lantern).
So in the spirit of shameless self-promotion, and for any of my readers who care, I’ll make sure I post links up here to any Skaro reviews I do.
First up is the latest installment in the Doctor Who Adventure Games series: TARDIS, now available for free from the BBC website.
