It’s great to be able to retreat into the lunatic world of the Scarifyers.... Guest stars Matthew Holness and Phil Rose join in the fun with gusto and as ever, writers Simon Barnard and Paul Morris throw in as many mad ideas as the script can contain. There’s even more of a feeling of the colour episodes of The Avengers than there was before... Madcap extraordinary fun.

Paul Simpson - Sci-Fi Bulletin

They may have been out of action for a couple of years, but The Scarifyers haven’t missed a beat in their downtime and The Gnomes of Death slides straight back into their delightfully ridiculous and wonderfully absurd universe with ease, proving that the best series, like the finest of wines, just get better with age

Tim Cundle - Mass Movement

The Scarifyers: The Gnomes of Death is a great story, well directed and produced with the usual flair so evident in this series ever since it began back in 2006... It’s been over two years since we least heard from The Scarifyers, and on the strength of this latest release, their powers to entertain are undiminished

Tony Jones - Starburst Magazine

Amusing, alarming and decidedly alcoholic in places, if you have not dipped a toe into the world of The Scarifyers before, The Gnomes of Death is a great place to start!

Ian McCardell - Cultbox

Tatty Bogle is marvellous. Never have I listened to a piece of work that can with, one sentence, scare me, confuse me, make me cackle with glee and provide a little food for thought... Paul Magrs needs to be sanctioned. Seriously. But only after he writes the next 34 ‘Baker’s End’ episodes

Ian McCann - We Are Cult