Reddit reviews Shada (Doctor Who: The Lost Adventures by Douglas Adams)

The BBC series is on youtebe ... in parts(Part 1) Sometimes I just listen to it at work ... Yeah, the series is great.

If you happen to also be a Doctor Who fan you may be interested in SHADA ... It's bit of Doctor Who put together from a script that Adams wrote. A fun read if this is the kind of thing that you think you might be into.

The only episode I've truly liked so far is last week's, and I didn't care for the ending of it. Which makes me sad, because I want to love Capaldi so bad. I just don't feel that he is being given the support he needs to be a good character. What I want is some good ol' Douglas Adams type writing.

I highly suggest Shada for your reading pleasure. Compiled from Douglas Adams' notes and incomplete script for a six part finale to Tom Baker era season 7, to be fully formed and plot holes filled by Gareth Roberts.

Take a look at the two books from Douglas Adams (same guy as hitchhikers guide to the galaxy). Fantastic.

https://www.amazon.com/Shada-Doctor-Who-Adventures-Douglas/dp/0425261166

and

https://www.amazon.com/Doctor-Who-Death-Douglas-Adams/dp/0425283909/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_14_t_0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=S0KKMR7ZKZCKJMN1JYKQ

if you are a fan of Dr. Who, Douglas Adams wrote a few specials for the show years ago, one of which was never produced, but was made from the original screenplay in to a book called Shada