Tag: Comedy

  • ISS Forlorn Hope

    ISS Forlorn Hope feels like the beginning of a series, but offers the self-contained nature of a television pilot. The story starts off strong. Bits of humorous dialogue make the characters likable and place the reader gently into the opening scene. Not much set up is required and you get the gist of what’s at…

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  • It’s About Time: The Heist

    The time traveling comedic duo had amazing first episode. There was genuine laughter every few minutes and the story was great. Episode two takes the concept of time travel and turns it on its head. Paradoxes in particular are a focal point of this episode, without being overtly obvious about it. If you know about science fiction,…

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  • Big Dan Frater and the Night of the Werewithal

    I may not have said it in the previous three reviews, but the main characters in this are idiots. The fourth episode brings this into a much clearer focus.

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  • Good Omens

    Disclaimer This review was written before the Neil Gaiman allegations came to light and were corroborated by many people interviewed by Vulture writer, Lila Shapiro. We at Audio Drama Reviews do not condone what Gaiman has done or said in his defense. Most notably blaming his actions on his autism and downplaying the claims. All…

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  • The Case of the Prince Formerly Known as Hamlet

    How do you make shakespearean tragedy better? Have it performed on stage rather than read the play. How do you make it funny? By adding a hard-boiled detective element to the play. Of course, based on the title of this review, the shakespearean tragedy in question is Hamlet. This audio drama is both a “what if”…

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