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Radio Rassilon 27
Doctor Who : Radio RassilonRadio Rassilon returns for the new year with their take on the The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe, a brief look at the Tom Baker lost stories box set and a new transatlantic correspondent.
Welcome to the future Rassifans
Feedback to radio.rassilon@gmail.com
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Commentary: Life on Mars Series 2 Episode 2
The Cultdom CollectiveAfter getting Dicky Fingers to crack open our wine Ian, Mike and daveac hide (Hyde - get it?) in the Bank during a Blag and give a running commentary on Life on Mars Series 2 Episode 2
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Doctor Who Podcast: DWO WhoCast #229
Doctor Who Podcast: DWO WhoCastLadies and gentlemen, presenting for your consideration.... The Sensorites. Early Doctor Who. VERY early Doctor Who.
There may be cake.
The DWO WhoCast - Yes, that IS a picture of Dave as the show artwork.
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2.04 The Romans
Drunken Time Travel
First Doctor, Ian, Barbara, and Vicki
Join us for beer, crispy feet, Carry On Rome, and more of Dalek Steve. Plus, find out who I insult this episode.
"Italy, 64AD. Enjoying a rare holiday with his companions, The Doctor takes Vicki to visit Rome, where he is mistaken for the musician Maximus Pettulian. He finds himself obliged to perform for Nero, or risk incurring the vile Emperor's wrath...
In his absence, Ian and Barbara have been kidnapped from their villa. Sold into slavery, they face a bleak future. Can they make their escape and find the doctor before Rome is consumed by fire?"
Episode 1: The Slave Traders
Episode 2: All Roads Lead To Rome
Episode 3: Conspiracy
Episode 4: Inferno
Writer: Dennis Spooner
Director: Christopher Barry
Broadcast: 16 January - 6 February 1965
Links:
How A Female Dalek Would Look
The Birra Moretti Guy
2.04 - The Romans (mp3 download)
2.04 - The Romans (alternate mp3 download)
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FRS 33: ‘Destiny of The Daleks’ Tom Baker - Part One
Fast Return SwitchOur audio troubles are all fixed this week! I’m particularly proud of how this one turned out!
This week we cover a story featuring something called ‘The Daleks’. I’d Never heard of them before but actually found them to be one of The Doctors more compelling adversaries. It’s a shame they only ever featured in this one story arc as I feel they had some potential.
If any listener has heard of these ‘Daleks’ appearing in any spin off novels or Fan fiction or anything, could you let me know? Post a comment at our blog, maybe? It can be found at FRSwitch.blogspot.com I’d love to know more about them.
I’m not keen on that ‘Dave Ross’ fellow though. He needs to take more care of his skin.
Love you all, The Woaf (The biggest and most Knowledgeable Docca Woo Fan EVA!)
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Earth Station One Episode 95: The Technical Difficulties Episode
Earth Station One » PodcastAfter being plagued with technical issues galore. ESO proudly returns to the air with Mike, Bobby and Mike in a hodgepodge episode full of talk, sillyness and some of our favorite songs used in the past on the podcast. Join us for yet another episode of The Earth Station One Podcast we like to call: [...]
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2MTL 253: The Doctor's Timey-wimey Fake Death
Two-minute Time LordTime to get the Doctor off his high horse, right? The Oncoming Storm got a little too gusty? So it's time for him to make everyone in the universe think he's dead. From the dawn of time to the end of the world? Help me. My suspension of disbelief is suspended.
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022 Hammer (Twins of Evil)
theTimeVaultWhat a pair! The local schoolteacher finds them to be a right handful, the God-fearing puritans struggle to get to grips with first one then the other; even the vampire on the hill can't wait to start sucking on them. Honestly, they just can't contain themselves. Careful handling is advised. What? I know she's got a sister, they're twins. What did you think I was talking about?
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The Doctor Who Podcast Episode #119 – coverage of the Big Blue Box Convention, interviews with Louise Jameson, Tom Spilsbury, Simon Guerrier and event organiser Stephen Elsden
The Doctor Who PodcastJames and Ian were lucky enough to spend the day at the Big Blue Box Convention, and were lucky enough to secure some excellent coverage of the event.
One of the events at the convention was a screening of Cleaning Up, written by Simon Guerrier, who is heavily involved with the Big Finish range, and directed by Thomas Guerrier.
James caught up with Simon and chatted with him about this new short film.
Also in this episode are interviews with Tom Spilsbury, current editor of Doctor Who Magazine and Stephen Elsden, organiser of the Big Blue Box Convention.
At the end of a hectic day, James and Ian had the opportunity to chat to none other than Louise Jameson, best known as playing Leela from 70s Doctor Who alongside Tom Baker. She stars in Cleaning Up, and chatted to James about the film and her time on Doctor Who.
A big thanks to the Guerrier Brothers and Stephen Elsden for making The Doctor Who Podcast so welcome on the day and for the opportunity to secure these fantastic interviews.
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Untruths Guide to Synth Pop
Ian Todd World.Ian Todd and Kid Kasio talk Synth Pop from Duran Duran,Kraftwerk to La Roux.
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MHC #64 The Reichenbach Fall 2.3
Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless Cutaway23 days until the next Gally 23!
RIP:
- Welcome to Mostly Harmless Cutaway featuring Eric, Josh, Chris, and Michaela! Join us as we delve into Steve Thompson's latest offering The Reichenbach Fall!
- Do keep up...
WARNING:
- This discussion contains miscellaneous Sherlock, Torchwood, new WHO, and Classic SPOILERS pertaining to Doctor Who. If you are 100% spoilerphobic to New & Classic epsiodes not yet seen, do not complain to us. This episode is MOSTLY HARMLESS & contains EXPLICIT terms and as always expect strokes of innuendo throughout.
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- Eric was affected by Mountain Cedar?
- Do you feel like it's been ages since our last new MHC? Check out what we've been doing on our new podcast Prognosis Negative which features exclusive #ShakenNotStirred 007 commentaries!
- This week's show notes art originally drawn by Julian.
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Host/Producer: Eric
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The 2am Show: twoamshow.libsyn.comCo-hostess: Cat
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Facebook: Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless CutawayFrequent Special Guest: Sean H. (@tardistavern)
Anonymous cold open by Emily K. (@emilyooo)
MHC Theme created by E.A. Escamilla
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Episode 56 – On the Rocks
Traveling the Vortex » PodcastsIn this week’s show we make the trip way back for an Adversary Archive on the Ice Warriors starting with the Second Doctor’s first encounter in the appropriately titled The Ice Warriors. Then another outing with the Second Doctor as the Ice Warriors return in The Seeds of Death.
Next, we turn our attention to two Third Doctor stories, The Curse of Peladon, and it’s sequel, The Monster of Peladon. And then Glenn reviews a medium that has not been looked at until now on Traveling the Vortex, as the Tenth Doctor and Donna meet the Ice Warriors in the IDW comic book, Cold Blooded War.
Of course we chime in on the latest news and rumors, and listen to your feedback. Enjoy!
Links mentioned in the show:
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Rob Shearman Interview - 'Dalek' [2005]
Dirty WHOers's PodcastInterview with writer Rob Shearman about his 'Dalek' episode, and discussing the new series.
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Dirty WHOers 039
Dirty WHOers's PodcastRobert Shearman's 'Dalek' [2005] reviewed by Lightfoot , Sputters, Sen & Fuchia.
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The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast #96
Doctor Who:The 20mb Podcast whoone.co.ukLOUISE JAMESON INTERVIEW SPECIAL
THE UNQUIET DEAD REVIEW
Adam and Ben interview the lovely Louise James while Rhys and Kirby listen on in a state of awe or bewilderment. Louise gives a wonderful interview for over half an hour when she said she only had 20 minutes.
Then we talk about The Unquiet Dead. There is the top 30 Doctor Who podcasts and we have feedback from Ian Kirk and the usual banter of cours e.
On an unusually serious note, our friend and correspondent, Robert Haynes is seriously ill in hospital at the moment. He has contracted an infection while having difficulties with a stoma bag. He is in intensive care under enduced coma in the hope that his body can recover from the infection. We all miss him and are very worried. Thank you to all of you who have sent good will messages via all means of feedback. If you have a God, please pray for Robert and his family during this difficult time.
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Waffle On Presents. Childrens TV of the 1980’s Part 1.
Waffle On PodcastWaffle On Presents. Childrens TV of the 1980’s Part 1.
Welcome to 2012 and a brand new episode of Waffle On. As you can see it is now Waffle On Presents as it opens us to more media related subjects to talk about. Soon we will be covering modern TV and Film along side our classic episodes, comics, books and any news that we can have a good old rant about.
So on this episode we talk about children’s TV of the 1980’s. Its such a big subject we decided to do it in parts so welcome to part 1 in which we cover Knightmare, Trapdoor, Danger Mouse and many many more. As usual we play the theme tunes and chat about our memories and give out some facts. Emails please send to waffleonpodcast@gmail.com and remember we have a facebook group so just search for us by typing in Waffle On Podcast. If you download our show via iTunes please do leave us a review (hopefully a nice one)
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Doctor Who - Who's He? #45 With one hundred tin soldiers
Doctor Who - Who's He?It's audio commentary time again! This week, the lads bring part you the second part of their commentary for The Invasion Parts 5 to 8. This time, they run out steam as Tony was all facted out and Phil resorts to making sexist remarks about women of the sixties (and tries to justify it) whilst Paul keeps a dignified silence. Tony also does something that makes Phil swear which results in the use of a 'beep', the first in the history of this podcast.
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Tim and Max Solve All The Problems With Popular Culture: Episode 2 - Hypersexualisation
Geek SyndicateTim and Max Solve All The Problems With Popular Culture is STILL the newest podcast in the stable of winged horses that is the Geek Syndicate Network.
The podcast aims to do exactly what it says on the tin – young bucks Tim Swann (@tetrarchangel on twitter) of Psycomedia and Max Barnard (@maxy_barnard on twitter) of You Must Hear This identify a key area where popular geek culture falls down and then try and come up with some ways that both the creators and the audience can fix it.
In our second episode, we discuss hypersexualisation, and how the great and the good can fall down (at least in Tim's fragile mind and innocent eyes) by sex getting in the way of their art, and the bad can make everything worse with their impact on sexuality in and out of the arts. But don't worry, there are solutions too! Harry Potter fan-fic features more than you might like.
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Pharos Project 84: Promiscuity and Pickled Onions
Doctor Who:The Pharos Project PodcastThis week finds us all hanging from a barrage balloon, wearing union flag t-shirts and breathlessly awaiting Barrowman's approach from the rear, as we look at The Empty Child and The Doctor Dances.
Twitter: @Doctor_Vendetta @beastmasterpete @natalien @KungFuYoda @PharosProject
Facebook: The Pharos Project Group Pgae
Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk
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Episode 38 – The Two Doctors – The Two Doctors Discuss Kay, Cary, Derbyshire and More
Doctor Who: Adventures in Time, Space and MusicIn this impromptu episode we’ll be discussing early Doctor Who pioneers such as Norman Kay and Tristram Cary, while discussing Radiophonic Workshop composers Elizabeth Parker & Delia Derbyshire. This discussion was recorded on the 7th of June, 2011 with Dr. Phillip Serna & Dr. Louis Niebur.
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Voice of Voice of Gallifrey 25 / Глас Галлифрея 25
Подкаст "Глас Галлифрея"Крупный обзор самой первой серии «Доктора Кто», вперемешку с рассуждениями о том, как это было тогда и что нас ждёт в будущем.
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Episode 49 - The Curse of Fenric
Hoo on Who (Regular)Marty turns 24 this month! David and Marty review The Curse of Fenric, starring Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred as the Doctor and Ace. The guys cover DVD Extras, and read feedback email from their listeners. They also discuss the upcoming Gallifrey 23 convention in Los Angeles and other fun things!
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Episode 17: Roranicus Pondicus
The Sonic ToolboxRory. Roman Rory. Plastic Man! We talk about Auton Rory this week. How did the Nestene Consciousness put real Rory's mind and soul into an Auton? How did Rory remember being an Auton after the universe reboots? How brilliant is Rory, anyway? All these questions and more are answered on this edition of The Sonic Toolbox!
Also, a review of the final episode of this year's "Sherlock".
WARNING: This episode includes lots of rabbit chasing.
Urban Dictionary: Roranicus Pondicus
Episode 17: Roranicus Pondicus
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Radio Free Skaro #290 - Whom Gods Destroy
Doctor Who: Radio Free SkaroAh, that's the January we remember. The Christmas Special aired weeks ago, it's a long time until new Doctor Who (even longer than usual) and there's really not too much going on in the Who world. But there's always Gallifrey! A bit of Gally news and banter helps, well, fill more time in our time-filling series of commentaries. The Three Who Rule lads get the privilege of being able to announce another guest for our live show, Radio Free Skaro and the World of Tomorrow and rehash Toby Whithouse's The God Complex, a mindbleep episode that split opinions when it went out. Join us for the ride!
Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com
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EPISODE134 - Reviewing Sherlock Series 2
The Cultdom CollectiveWith the second batch (Cumberbatch .. get it?) of Sherlock over the Collective review & rate the latest 3 stories. Elementary!
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Book Review - 'The Whisper Jar' - Carole Lanham
Impossible Podcasts - science fiction, fantasy & Doctor Who fan commentaries Some secrets are kept in jars - others, in books.
It's book review time again, so join P.G. Bell and Olivia Cottrell as they tackle a collection of short fantasy tales from acclaimed author Carole Lanham. In The Whisper Jar, you will encounter a Blood Digger who bonds two children irrevocably together; a young woman who learns of her destiny through the random selection of a Bible verse; and a boy whose life begins to reflect the stories he reads…
Length: 13 minutes
Download: Click here
Click here to buy the book via Amazon
Carole Lanham's website
Morrigan Books website
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Episode 54
Doctor Who: The Bad Wilf podcastIn which Martyn is joined by his 3-year old son and they discuss their trip to the Doctor Who experience.
www.badwilf.co.uk
badwilf@yahoo.com
next week, Attack Of The Cybermen
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Staggering Stories Podcast #124: Holmesian High Jump
Staggering Stories PodcastSummary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins, Fake Keith, Jean Riddler and the Real Keith Dunn talk about Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ Sherlock: Series 2, have a retrospective on the year 2011, find some general news and a variety of other stuff, specifically:- 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
- 00:59 — Welcome!
- 01:34 – News:
- 01:47 — Doctor Who: Another Script to Screen competition.
- 02:56 — Star Trek: Sherlock & Mickey Smith join Star Trek 2.
- 03:58 — Being Human: Another cast member quits the programme.
- 05:54 — Karen Gillan: Award nominations and she takes Manhattan.
- 08:09 — Benedict Cumberbatch: Held at gunpoint in South Africa.
- 09:35 — Doctor Who: Amateur stage production of Midnight.
- 10:36 — Doctor Who: Moffat tweets about Sophia Myles, rumours go mad.
- 13:29 – Sherlock: Series 2.
- 29:02 – Retrospective on the year 2011..
- 54:41 – Predictions Competition Winner..
- 57:50 – Emails and listener feedback.* Hit us yourself at show@StaggeringStories.net
- 115:38 – Farewell for this podcast!
- 116:11 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.
Vital Links:
- Staggering Stories.
- Staggering Stories: Podcast Drinking Game, Fifth edition.
- BBC: Doctor Who.
- Wikipedia: Untitled Star Trek sequel.
- BBC: Being Human.
- Wikipedia: Karen Gillan.
- Wikipedia: Benedict Cumberbatch.
- Doctor Who: Midnight.
- Twitter: Steven Moffat.
- Twitter: Sophia Myles.
- BBC: Sherlock.
- WordPress: The Doctor Who Archives Podcast.
- WordPress: The Pratchett Podcast.
- Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
- Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
- Twitter: Adam J Purcell.
- Podcast Awards Email Address (brandon.simpsons@tiscali.co.uk).
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Episode #44 : Interview de Stéphane Marsan
Gallicast - Gallifrance podcast (www.gallifrance.fr)Pour la sortie des romans Doctor Who en français, Gallifrance vous propose une interview de Stéphane Marsan, directeur de la publication pour les éditions Milady / Bragelonne
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Tim's Take On: Episode 105(Dr Who Classic Series Panel at Entertainment and Media Show 2011)
Tim's Take On...This week on the show the Classic Series Dr Who panel at last year's Entertainment and Media Show which consisted of Anneke Wills, David Goodersen, Kate O Mara and Paul McGann.
Video of this week's end theme is here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haQY-tW-iYM&
If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.
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TDP 228: The Sensorites
Doctor Who: Tin Dog PodcastFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 007 – The Sensorites Doctor Who serial The Doctor meets the Sensorites Cast Doctor William Hartnell (First Doctor) Companions Carole Ann Ford (Susan Foreman) Jacqueline Hill (Barbara Wright) William Russell (Ian Chesterton) Others Stephen Dartnell — John Ilona Rodgers — Carol Lorne Cossette — Maitland John Bailey — Commander Martyn Huntley — First Human Giles Phibbs — Second Human Ken Tyllsen — First Sensorite/First Scientist Joe Greig — Second Sensorite/Second Scientist/Warrior Peter Glaze — Third Sensorite/City Administrator Arthur Newall — Fourth Sensorite Eric Francis — First Elder Bartlett Mullins — Second Elder Anthony Rogers, Gerry Martin — Sensorites Production Writer Peter R. Newman Director Mervyn Pinfield (episodes 1-4) Frank Cox (episodes 5,6) Script editor David Whitaker Producer Verity Lambert Mervyn Pinfield (associate producer) Executive producer(s) None Production code G Series Season 1 Length 6 episodes, 25 minutes each Date started 20 June 1964 Date ended 1 August 1964 Chronology ← Preceded by Followed by → The Aztecs The Reign of Terror The Sensorites is a serial in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which was first broadcast in six weekly parts from June 20 to August 1, 1964. The story is notable for its demonstration of Susan's telepathy and references to the Doctor and her home planet. Contents [hide] 1 Plot 1.1 Continuity 1.1.1 Susan's telepathy 2 Production 2.1 Cast notes 3 Broadcast and reception 4 In print 5 VHS, CD and DVD releases 6 References 7 External links 7.1 Reviews 7.2 Target novelisation [edit] Plot The TARDIS travellers land on a moving spaceship and find the crew apparently dead. However, one of the crew members, Captain Maitland, regains consciousness and Ian Chesterton fully revives him and another woman, Carol Richmond. These two tell the travellers that they are on an exploration mission from Earth and are orbiting Sense-Sphere. However, its inhabitants, the Sensorites, refuse to let them leave the orbit. The Sensorites visit and stop the travellers from leaving, while sending them on a collision course, which the Doctor diverts. The travellers then meet John (whose mind has been broken by the Sensorites) and find out that he is Carol's fiancé. Returning to plague the crew, the Sensorites freeze Carol and Maitland once more. The Doctor breaks Maitland's mental conditioning, but cannot help John. Susan's telepathic mind is flooded with the many voices of the Sensorites who remain scared of the humans and are trying to communicate with her. Meanwhile, The Doctor works out that the Sensorites attacked the human craft because John, a mineralogist, had discovered a vast supply of molybdenum on Sense-Sphere. Susan reports that the Sensorites want to make contact with travellers, asking the crew to go aboard Sense-sphere and reveal that a previous Earth expedition caused them great misery. The Doctor refuses but Susan, under duress, agrees and begins to leave the ship. The Doctor deduces that the Sensorites need plenty of light, so Ian reduces the lighting on the ship, rendering the Sensorites helpless and rescuing Susan. The Doctor then asks the Sensorites to return his lock and is invited to go to Sense-Sphere to speak with the leader. Susan, Ian, Carol and John join him while Barbara and Maitland stay behind. John is promised that his condition will be reversed. On their journey to Sense-Sphere, the party learn that the previous visitors from Earth exploited Sense-Sphere for its wealth, then argued. Half of them stole the spacecraft, which exploded on take-off. The Sensorite Council is divided over the issue of inviting the party to Sense-Sphere: some of the councillors plot to kill them on arrival, but some believe that the humans can help with the disease that is currently killing many Sensorites. Their first plot is foiled by the other Sensorites, but they continue to plot in secret. The humans are not told of the first plot, and John and Carol are cured. In the main conference room, Ian starts coughing violently and collapses. Suffering from the disease that has blighted the Sensorites, he is told that he will soon die. It turns out that he was actually poisoned by drinking water from the general aqueduct. The Doctor finds the problematic aqueduct and starts work with the Sensorite scientists. The plotting Sensorites capture and then impersonate a Sensorite leader, the Second Elder and steal the new cure, before it is given to Ian, but a new one is made easily and Ian is cured. Meanwhile, investigating the aqueduct, the Doctor finds strange noises and darkness. He finds and removes deadly nightshade (the cause of the poisoning), but on going back, meets an unseen monster. Susan and Ian find him unconscious with a ripped coat, but otherwise unharmed. On being recovered, he tells of his suspicion that some Sensorites are plotting to kill them. The plotting Sensorites kill the Second Elder and one of them replaces him in his position. John tells the others that he knows the lead plotter, but he is now too powerful, so The Doctor and Ian go down to the aqueduct to find the poisoners. Their weapons and map were tampered with and are useless. Elsewhere, a mysterious assailant abducts Carol and forces her to write saying she has left for the ship. Neither Susan, John or Barbara believe this so they go to investigate and find her imprisoned. Susan, John and Barbara overpower the guard and release Carol. On finding out about the tampered tools, they go into the aqueduct to rescue the Doctor and Ian. The leader discovers the plotters a little while later. Ian and the Doctor discover that the monsters were actually the survivors of the previous Earth mission, and they had been poisoning the Sensorites. Their deranged Commander leads them to the surface, where they are arrested by the Sensorites. The Doctor and his party return to the city, pleading clemency for the poisoners. The leader of the Sensorites agrees and sends them back with Maitland, John and Carol to Earth, for treatment for madness. [edit] Continuity Susan's description of her home planet as having a burnt orange sky and silver leaved trees is echoed by a similar description of the planet by the Tenth Doctor to Martha Jones in "Gridlock". It also bears similarities to the description given to Grace in the 1996 telemovie. In the Doctor Who Confidential episode, You've Got the Look (released to accompany "The Impossible Planet"), Russell T Davies said that he wanted the Ood to resemble the Sensorites, and that he likes to think they come from a planet near the Sense Sphere. This was later confirmed in the Tenth Doctor episode "Planet of the Ood", in which the Doctor visits the Ood's homeworld (the Ood-Sphere) and mentions that he once visited the Sense-Sphere in the same system. Susan's experiences here carry over into the Big Finish Productions audio story Transit of Venus. It takes place directly after this story, despite the fact that the ending of The Sensorites seems to lead directly into The Reign of Terror. However, this inconsistency is explained in the audio play. One of the creatures in the episode Kidnap attacks the Doctor, and he states later that it attacked him under his heart - suggesting that he has only one heart. The Doctor's having two hearts did not appear in the series until much later. [edit] Susan's telepathy This episode is known for Susan's use of telepathy. The earlier conception of Susan's character spun her as a less ordinary girl who had unusual abilities, of which Susan's ability in this story may been seen as one of the few remnants. At the end of the story, Susan loses her telepathy because according to the Sensorites, the Sense Sphere "has an extraordinary number of ultra-high frequencies, so I won't be able to go on using thought transference." However, the Doctor says that she has a gift and "when we get home to our own place, I think we should try to perfect it." The spin-off media have more explicitly clarified that Time Lords have limited telepathic abilities. [edit] Production Serial details by episode EpisodeBroadcast dateRun timeViewership (in millions)Archive "Strangers in Space" 20 June 1964 24:46 7.9 16mm t/r "The Unwilling Warriors" 27 June 1964 24:44 6.9 16mm t/r "Hidden Danger" 11 July 1964 24:53 7.4 16mm t/r "A Race Against Death" 18 July 1964 24:49 5.5 16mm t/r "Kidnap" 25 July 1964 25:47 6.9 16mm t/r "A Desperate Venture" 1 August 1964 24:29 6.9 16mm t/r [1][2][3] Jacqueline Hill does not appear in episodes 4 and 5, though she was still credited on-screen. Designer Raymond Cusick used almost all curves in his sets for the Sense Sphere, feeling that this would give a more alien look. [edit] Cast notes Arthur Newall also appeared as a Sensorite in this story, not a Dalek as is commonly believed. Stephen Dartnell appears as John. He had previously appeared as Yartek in The Keys of Marinus. John Bailey, who plays the Commander, returned to the series to play Edward Waterfield in The Evil of the Daleks and Sezom in The Horns of Nimon. [edit] Broadcast and reception The third episode was postponed by one week following the overrun of sports programme Grandstand. [edit] In print The serial was novelised for Target Books by Nigel Robinson in February 1987 as Doctor Who: The Sensorites. Doctor Who book The Sensorites Series Target novelisations Release number 118 Writer Nigel Robinson Publisher Target Books Cover artist Nick Spender ISBN 0-491-03455-5 Release date February 1987 (Hardback) 16 July 1987 (Paperback) Preceded by ' Followed by ' [edit] VHS, CD and DVD releases A restored and VidFIREd version of this story was released on VHS in November 2002. In July 2008, the original soundtrack was released on CD in the UK, with linking narration provided by William Russell. The story is scheduled to be released on DVD in the UK on 23 January 2012 [4] [edit] References ^ Shaun Lyon et al. (2007-03-31). "The Sensorites". Outpost Gallifrey. Archived from the original on 2008-05-06. Retrieved 2008-08-30. ^ "The Sensorites". Doctor Who Reference Guide. Retrieved 2008-08-30. ^ Sullivan, Shannon (2008-06-23). "The Sensorites". A Brief History of Time Travel. Retrieved 2008-08-30. ^ http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2011/05/dwn030511125312-dvd-schedule-update.html [edit] External links The Sensorites at BBC Online The Sensorites at Doctor Who: A Brief History Of Time (Travel) The Sensorites at the Doctor Who Reference Guide The Sensorites on TARDIS Index File, an external wiki [edit] Reviews The Sensorites reviews at Outpost Gallifrey The Sensorites reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide [edit] Target novelisation On Target — The Sensorites [hide] v d e
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Blog: Byzantium! (Novel)
Drunken Time Travel
Byzantium! is another of the BBC Past Doctor Adventures however this one has the distinction of being set within a television story, namely next week’s The Romans. Written by Keith Topping this features the first Doctor with Ian, Barbara and Vicki in her first story.
The companions, after the TARDIS materialises at the edge of a cliff find themselves nearby Byzantium. They stay for a short visit but needless to say can’t leave without something mad happening, in this case there’s a bloody attack in the marketplace by Zealots, who want to drive the Romans from their homeland. The travellers then find themselves separated in the commotion. Barbara is initially rescued by a jewish Pharasee, Hieronymous, Ian is a guest of the Praefectus as he tells them he is a freeborn Briton, Vicki is taken in by a Greek family and the Doctor finds himself on the run with Christians (the religion, not the 80s band). From there Vicki is expected to work for her supper which for a girl from the 21st century is right out so imagine what it’s like for Vicki from the 25th. Meanwhile Ian seems to have found himself in Carry On Byzantium with all the women in the household trying to seduce him and most of the men trying to kill him, pity it wasn’t the other way round. The Doctor though has it easy with his most difficult chores being translating the original text to become the Bible. Hieronymous inexplicably like so many others, falls for Barbara so she leaves to see if the others are still alive while Vicki is captured by the Romans and taken to the Praefectus. Amidst all the Roman backstabbing and religious wars that Ian tries to amend he meets up with Vicki and Barbara by saving their lives. They go to where the TARDIS was but it’s gone, the Doctor finds them and they learn that the time machine has been taken to a house near Rome. Which is where we’ll find them at the start of next week’s podcast....
I quite liked this book although aside from the characters getting separated and then meeting up again nothing much of note really happened. Needless to say there’s the obligatory “What have the Romans ever done for us” reference. But it was nice to see Hartnell fluff lines in the book since it’s really part of the character now.
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The Doctor Who Podcast Episode #118 – reviews of Big Finish stories Robophobia, The Doomsday Quatrain and House of Blue Fire
The Doctor Who PodcastBig Finish is again the subject of another exciting podcast from the DWP Towers this week as we delve into the latest McCoy threesome of releases from this most magnificent company.
Robophobia, The Doomsday Quatrain and House of Blue Fire has been obtained, listened to and disected. Just what will Trev, Leeson and James make of them?
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Article 34 and a Third: Time Lord Fest, Tampa
Articles of the Shadow ProclamationIn this quick podcast Scott talks to Ken Spivey about the upcoming Time Lord Fest in Tampa, FL. Scott (and his wife Debbie) will again be participating, so if you go, please stop by and say hello to them.
Also, one further question: What fannish things are you doing to fill the time until more Who? Please drop us a line and let us know!
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Voice of Gallifrey 24 / Глас Галлифрея 24
Подкаст "Глас Галлифрея"Much talking about nothing for some «charge» after long holidays and before long year.
Рассуждения ни о чем для подзарядки после долгих выходных и перед не менее долгим годом.
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FRS 32: ‘Black Orchid’ Peter Davison
Fast Return SwitchDouble trouble abounds in this weeks FRS Podcast! Two Nyssa’s? I can’t tell you what I was thinking.
On the subject of trouble we had some technical problems while recording this week. I’ve patched it up the best I can but some of this podcast just sounds extra nasty in places. I’ve patched it up the best I can but I’m still not happy. I think I’ve worked out what happened and can hopefully prevent it happening again. If you have delicate ears you may want to give it a miss, however.
Another reason you might want to give it a miss is Dan Morrison is on again. Oh, AND that bloody Fanton is back. Why won’t he stay dead?
On the plus side that sexy Mr.Weston is as charming as ever and I DON’T fall asleep!
Not all bad then.
Love Ya! Woaf xXx
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2MTL 252: So MANY Hands Made Doctor Who Work!
Two-minute Time LordStar Trek and Doctor Who are polar opposites in many ways (see also Toby Hadoke's Trek takedown in Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf). But as I watched the documentary Trek Nation I was struck at the contrast between Gene Roddenberry's looming role over the franchise (even after his death!) and its much less personality-driven cousin across the Atlantic.
Hey! See me at Gallifrey One next month, including a cameo during Radio Free Skaro and the World of Tomorrow! Say "Hi"! I promise I'll say "hi" back.
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Episode 80: Don't Forget The Cheese!
The Happiness Patrol
This week on The Happiness Patrol we have our first guest of the new year. Please put your hands together for the amazing Mr. Simon Fisher-Becker! (aka Dorium Maldovar, intergalactic black marketeer!)
Sit back and relax as Simon tells all about working on Doctor Who, type-casting in the acting biz, and, um...CHEESE!
This and more on today's Happiness Patrol Podcast!
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The Ood Cast S04E05 – Are You Being Severed?
Doctor Who: The Ood Cast“Listeners, if anyone does know what Laura is talking about, please write in and let the rest of the Ood Cast know…”
Hi. How’re you doing today? Welcome to the Ood Cast Store.
Within these aging walls you’ll find whole worlds to explore. We stock everything any self-respecting Whovian may require. Why not take a look around?
Ground Floor: A review of Closing Time.
First Floor: Two goats & a penny.
Second Floor: Doctor Who Monsters vs Customer Services.
Third Floor: Perfume & Ladies’ Underwear.
Fourth Floor: Cyber Sex & the City.
Fifth Floor: The Power of LURVE.
WE’RE FREE!
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Doctor Who Podcast: DWO WhoCast #228
Doctor Who Podcast: DWO WhoCastSiobhan Alone! Yup, it's one of those shows where Siobhan is let loose with a mic, no script, no editing and one take. Expect rambling. She has a look see at the Blu-ray release of the recent Christmas Special; The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe, and then goes headlong into a lot of AudioGo's latest output. Included are The Lost Stories Collection Four, The Twin Dilemma and Earthshock.
The DWO WhoCast - it gets eaten by cats.
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031 – Podcasty Wodcasty
Arrow of TimePut on your podcast helmet and hunker down as we haul out the big guns for “The Doctor, the Widow, and the Wardrobe.” Not three, not five, but four people delve into the Doctor Who Christmas special, including the previously-featured Dave and the not-previously-featured Scott! We make obscure (to me) references and unearth some deep (for us) meaning hiding in this latest episode. We also go off on more tangents than a trigonometry test, so grab a No. 2 pencil and be sure to completely fill in the bubble!
Those taking the WhoTube portion of the exam should brush up on “All I Want For Christmas Is Doctor Who” by DoctorDoggmatic: http://youtu.be/FiK-QOSlkZE
If you need extra credit, look into these songs featured on the podcast:
Murray Gold – “I am the Doctor” (Piano) (http://youtu.be/LKrt5IVXQ7k)
Negativland – “Favorite Things”
Bill Bailey – “Doctor Qui“
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The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast #95
Doctor Who:The 20mb Podcast whoone.co.ukThe End of the World
Adam, Alicia, Ben, Kirby and Rhys review Christopher Eccleston’s second story plus eBay, the top 30 Doctor Who podcasts, news and of course, feedback. Isabella also gives her brief view on the story and a song.
There is also the usual banter and gossip.
You can vote on Mr M’s podcast awards by emailing brandon.simpsons@tiscali.co.uk
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Episode 30 - Best Of The Best Of The Best
The WhostorianEpisode 30 - Best Of The Best Of The Best
It’s Episode 30, a decent milestone. Shannon & Steve decided to mark the occasion by picking out what they think are some of the best aspects of Doctor Who.
*Regrettably at this point The Whostorian has to take a break. Some potential medical concerns have come to the forefront, we hope nothing serious. We’ll be back before you know it.*
We can be found at http://whostorian.podbean.com
by searching The Whostorian in iTunes
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On Twitter: @TheWhostorian
Email: thewhostorian@gmail.com
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Krynoid Podcast 027: The King's Demons
Doctor Who: The Krynoid Podcast"Twahce een one deh. Eet eez murst embarrasseeng." The legendary, if incomprehensible, words of the Sir Gilles Estram, the Franco-Indian King's Champion out of The King's Demons! In the latest Krynoid Podcast, Jim and Martin cast their peepers over this Peter Davison 2-parter and ponder the provenance of Anthony Ainley's accent, worry about Kamelion's head falling off and groove to the crazy disco sounds of King John and his Lovely Lute. The Doctor has a sword fight, Tegan moans about the cold and Turlough looks out of a window. Unmissable stuff. And Dr Phill from the Adventures in Time, Space and Music podcast joins us to provide some welcome professionalism. Check it out now!
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Pharos Project 83: Eight Legged Freaks
Doctor Who:The Pharos Project PodcastThis week, the third Doctor comes up against some giant spiders. Not having a giant glass and piece of card to hand, he has to defeat them using only Pertwee Fu and crushed velvet. Join the Projecteers, as they look at "Planet of the Spiders".
Twitter: @PharosProject @beastmasterpete @Doctor_Vendetta @natalien @KungFuYoda
Facebook: The perfectly nice Pharos Project Group page
Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk
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TDP 227: The Doctor The Widow and the Wardrobe (DVD Review)
Doctor Who: Tin Dog PodcastSeries Doctor Who DVDs Country United Kingdom Release date 16 January 2012 No. of discs 1 Rating Uk dvd rating 12.png Original RRP £13.27 Subtitles English Region 2 PAL Aspect ratio 16:9 Running time 60 mins approx Cover blurb It's Christmas Eve, 1938, when Madge Arwell comes to the aid of an injured Spaceman Angel as she cycles home. He promises to repay her kindness - all she has to do is make a wish. Three years later, a devastated Madge escapes war-torn London with her two children for a dilapidated house in Dorset. She is crippled with grief at the news her husband has been lost over the channel, but determined to give Lily and Cyril the best Christmas ever. The Arwells are surprised to be greeted by a madcap caretaker whose mysterious Christmas gift leads them into a magical wintry world. Here, Madge will learn how to be braver than she ever thought possible. And that wishes can come true... Special features Users who have this • The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe Prequel • The Best of The Doctor • The Best of The Companions • The Best of the Monsters
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Episode 55 – Life On Mars
Traveling the Vortex » PodcastsIn this week’s episode we continue our review of the specials, starting with Planet of the Dead and then The Waters of Mars.
Also, an update on Gallifrey 23 – Gallifrey One’s Network 23. We’ll talk about a few schedule changes at this year’s convention.
Plus, we weigh in on the speculation that Sophia Myles may join the cast of Doctor Who sometime next season.
And of course, your feedback.
Enjoy!
Links mentioned in this week’s show:
Gallifrey 23 – Gallifrey One’s Network 23
Moffat and Myles tease Doctor Who plot-point
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Scrolls Chapter 17: Genre Blenders
Geek SyndicateIn which the team try to pin down the essence of genre: what differentiates it from a style; who makes them and how it affects our reading experience. We go on to discuss the benefits and problems with blurring those boundaries. Actually, for the first fifteen minutes we try to stop Mattie playing SW:TOR and attempt to discuss a series of books that none of us has actually read - but then we get on topic. Honestly.
The conversation was to have gone on for a good twenty minutes longer but technical difficulties plagued us in the latter part of the episode. On the plus side, all being well you will be hearing a little more from Scrolls 'somewhere' on the Geek Syndicate Network this month.
Genre Blends that we recommend, but didn't have opportunity to discuss properly (or at all in some cases) include Artemis Fowl, the 'Jon Shannow' books, The 'Pax Britannia' series, Coraline, The 'Merrily Watson' series, 'The Tales Of The Otori' series, The Fifth Child, The 'Shadows Of The Apt' series, and Cloud Atlas. You should google them if they are unfamiliar to you, track down copies and read them. I would also heartilly recommend reading a short story by William Hope Hodgeson called The Derelict. It's about a 'ghost' sailing ship, yet has an old-world sci-fi vibe more in line with The Thing than The Fog. You can read it for free online but I particularly enjoyed the full audio dramatisation from Audio Comics in their Horrorscopes series. You should definitely give some of those a listen.
As a hobby, both Phil and Dion have been entering a Flash Fiction competition on the writer Lily Childs' blog. These are stories of no more than 100 words, so easy to flick through, tricky to write. As a tenuous link to encourage people to go take a look (and potentially join in) I offer you my own little genre blender 'Bete Noir.' We post our stories in the comments section, so you'll need to scrolls down the page to find it.
Finally, regarding Jeffrey Kacirk's Forgotten English calendar mentioned near the beginning of the podcast. The words I was supposed to fit in to conversation was 'Good Man's Croft.' You won't hear me getting it into conversation for technical reasons that I won't bore you with. The episode as a whole, though, may be considered to be a practical modern-day demonstration of the phrase.
Hopefully we'll meet some of you lovely people at the SFX Weekender in February. Until then, keep reading.
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Episode 59: The Midori Death (and Gary Russell!)
Doctor Who: The TARDIS TavernRight on the tail of our sixtieth, we are joined by our new roving reporter, Andre Tessier, a frequent listener and friend of the show. We dive into another Third Doctor story, "The Green Death." Will Steve finally see the error of his ways and join the Cult of Pertwee? Or can we expect more hate mail, lined with frills and velvet?
As our newly-designated "roving reporter," Andre brings us an exclusive interview with author and script editor Gary Russell, interviewed at the latest DWNY event. We think he wouldn't have given us the time of day if he really knew who we are (thanks, Sean), but it was jolly sweet of him to sit down with us.
And, finally, we have some lovely audio feedback from longtime listener Hannah, as well as an email from Robert "Richard" Kulp.
Join us on Facebook, follow Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern, Steve via @tardistaverntit, or email us at tardistavern@gmail.com. We'll send you all of our left over egg nog!
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Doctor Who - Who's He? #44 Sit down on my stool
Doctor Who - Who's He?It's audio commentary time folks!! This month the commentary trio of Phil, Paul and Tony tackle the 2nd Doctor story, The Invasion Parts 1 to 4. During this audio romp through this classic Patrick Troughton story, the lads discuss such weighty topics as Tobias Vaughn's unhealthy obsession with watching his henchmen on the toilet, Sparky The Magic Piano, action figures of the Queen and Tony's disappointment at animated skirts blowing in the wind. All this plus Doctor Who news from the last week where we also discover Tony's seedy private life.
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MHC #63 The Hounds of Baskerville 2.2
Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless Cutaway32 days until the next Gally 23!
CUMBERBATCHED:
- Welcome to Mostly Harmless Cutaway featuring Eric and Josh! Join us as we delve into Steven Moffat's latest offering The Hounds of Baskerville!
- Special thanks to Blastoise Gutiérrez (@femurmon) for this weeks feedback. Go check out our infamous Scott Pilgrim / Julian Chapman project: MHC #??
- Do keep up...
WARNING:
- This discussion contains miscellaneous Sherlock, Torchwood, new WHO, and Classic SPOILERS pertaining to Doctor Who. If you are 100% spoilerphobic to New & Classic epsiodes not yet seen, do not complain to us. This episode is MOSTLY HARMLESS & contains EXPLICIT terms and as always expect strokes of innuendo throughout.
LINKS:
- Russell Tovey: @russelltovey
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- Kyle: @functionalnerd
DISCLAIMER:
- Eric was affected by Mountin Cedar, could you tell?
- Do you feel like it's been ages since our last new MHC? Check out what we've been doing on our new podcast Prognosis Negative which features exclusive #ShakenNotStirred 007 commentaries!
- This week's show notes art drawn by Julian.
- COMING SOON: The Reichenbach Fall...
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33: Doctor Who News | Doctor Who Cast | Doctor Who Podcast
Doctor Whocast | A Doctor Who PodcastThe Doctor may be on hiatus but Doctor Who Cast is still cruising around the time vortex. This week we go over some news and rumors in the world of the BBC science fiction program Doctor Who. Who might be the new comapnion after Karen Gillan leaves? What do we think about Helen Mirren playing the Doctor? What's the scoop with David Tennant? Find out the answer to these questions and more on the only podcast that also travels in time!
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The Flashing Blade Podcast 1-117 Doctor Who Podcast
Doctor Who: The Flashing Blade PodcastViki is a cabbage!
Siobhan kills a spider!
Just!
And both look at The Deadly Assassin.....
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Sherlock - Discussion
Impossible Podcasts - science fiction, fantasy & Doctor Who fan commentaries There's more to Moffat than Doctor Who but is Sherlock really the series that "puts the 'sexy' in sexist?"
As the second series of Moffat's award winning adaptation draws to a close, Caleb Woodbridge, Sarah Burrow, Olivia Cottrell and James Willets put their heads together to examine the latest run of episodes. They also share their thoughts on the sexism furore and Moffat's response, how the series fares against other adaptations (Robert Downey Jr, take a bow) and the show's unique visual style.
This was our first attempt at recording an all-Skype discussion, so the sound quality does vary in places, but shouldn't be too distracting.
Length: 50 minutes
Download: Click here
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Episode 16: The Case of the Missing Science
The Sonic ToolboxDoctor Who and Sherlock Holmes. Could there ever be a better team up? Of course, they'd drive each other crazy. And speaking of crazy, we review "The End of the World", the second episode of New Who. Good starter episode, but we find that it rather falls down when it comes to the science, even within the DW universe.
We also review the next episode of SHERLOCK, "The Hounds of Baskerville". Check out the link below to the original story "The Hound of the Baskervilles". It's one of Arthur Conan Doyle's best.
Links:
When will the Sun die? How?
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Asperger Syndrome
Sherlock Holmes and Asperger Syndrome
Gallifrey One News Headlines
Episode 16: The Case of the Missing Science
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Radio Free Skaro #289 - Errand of Mercy
Doctor Who: Radio Free SkaroGallifrey One, the massive and amazing annual fan-run Doctor Who convention, is rapidly approaching and we take some time to talk to Program Director Shaun Lyon about the recently-released convention schedule and to formally announce details of our live show - Radio Free Skaro And The World Of Tomorrow! As Gallifrey One's official podcast, we'll open the convention and will be joined on stage by actress Camille Coduri, director Toby Haynes, jack-of-all-trades Barnaby Edwards and jack-of-even-more-trades Gary Russell. The Three Who Rule also cast their gaze, commentary-wise, upon Tom MacRae's amazing The Girl Who Waited to see if it stands the test of time. And of course there's the news gnashing. One month to Gally!
Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com
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