#003: "Whispers of Terror" is mostly Fine, but "sentient recording of dead politician's speeches" and "people with various political interests trying to abuse those recordings to their own ends" somehow adds up to nothing but a muddled mess.

Later efforts are far more succesful at trying to do audio-specific stories.

(Also really weird to hear Colin still playing it so aggressively.)

#001: "Redux" is a massive improvement over how I remember the original "Sirens of Time," but it's still kind of a chaotic mess -- it's trying to do it all like it might be their only chance to do it.

#002 "Phantasmagoria": Like every Gatiss script, "not having huge issues" isn't enough to save it from being "kind of dull." There's a reason we don't really do this kind of historical any more. (David Walliams David Walliams-ing about the thing doesn't help.)

Rocky start!