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The DWO WhoCast continues its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan and Richard Starkings look back at the Doctor Who Series One episodes, Father's Day and Boom Town.

PLUS! Richard Starkings also chats about his time working on the Doctor Who comics range from the 80s until today.

Email your thoughts and opinions to: feedback@dwowhocast.com

At the second time of asking, Phil and Paul are giving it another go with Smith and Jones, the series 3 opener.  This time they are a bit more with it but get easily sidetracked along the way with a discussion on the Doctor kissing his companions - does it still shock or is it old hat now?  Phil also manages to get in an impression of Terry Scott and during the recording Paul is visited by the ghost of Jon Pertwee.

And in the news this week, a few items on the 50th Anniversary including events at the BFI next year, Christopher Eccleston being coy about his involvement and what's going on with the good Doctor at Christmas this year with a quick run-down on what ex-Who actors are appearing in panto this year and there's also a brief return to Omega's Tat Corner!!  Just watch out for John Barrowman in panto this year, he'll have your eye out!

Apparently it's book season at Verity! For this week's Extra we bring you yet another book review. Join Deb, Erika, Liz, and Tansy as we discuss what we thought of the latest of the "geek chronicles" from Mad Norwegian Press, Queers Dig Time Lords: A Celebration of Doctor Who by the LGBTQ Fans Who Love It.

As you may expect, we don't agree about what types of essays we like best, but we do agree that this is an excellent addition to anyone's Doctor Who nonfiction library. If you want to check out one example of what you can find in it, take a gander at Rachel Swirsky's "The Girl Who Waited (for the Guidance Counselor to Get to His Point)". Though as we point out, the essays in this book run the gamut, so there's something for everyone!

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On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

Apparently it's book season at Verity! For this week's Extra we bring you yet another book review. Join Deb, Erika, Liz, and Tansy as we discuss what we thought of the latest of the "geek chronicles" from Mad Norwegian Press, Queers Dig Time Lords: A Celebration of Doctor Who by the LGBTQ Fans Who Love It.

As you may expect, we don't agree about what types of essays we like best, but we do agree that this is an excellent addition to anyone's Doctor Who nonfiction library. If you want to check out one example of what you can find in it, take a gander at Rachel Swirsky's "The Girl Who Waited (for the Guidance Counselor to Get to His Point)". Though as we point out, the essays in this book run the gamut, so there's something for everyone!

^E

On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

Apparently it's book season at Verity! For this week's Extra we bring you yet another book review. Join Deb, Erika, Liz, and Tansy as we discuss what we thought of the latest of the "geek chronicles" from Mad Norwegian Press, Queers Dig Time Lords: A Celebration of Doctor Who by the LGBTQ Fans Who Love It.

As you may expect, we don't agree about what types of essays we like best, but we do agree that this is an excellent addition to anyone's Doctor Who nonfiction library. If you want to check out one example of what you can find in it, take a gander at Rachel Swirsky's "The Girl Who Waited (for the Guidance Counselor to Get to His Point)". Though as we point out, the essays in this book run the gamut, so there's something for everyone!

^E

On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

On the first edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk interviews Felicity Brown, Nikki Stafford and Lori Steuart about the possibility of a female Doctor; Alex Kennard provides a brief history of the Doctor's corpse and we talk to Mike Doran about the rumoured find of missing episodes. All this and the Eighth Doctor reading the twitter feed of prominent Doctor Who fans!

At the second time of asking, Phil and Paul are giving it another go with Smith and Jones, the series 3 opener.  This time they are a bit more with it but get easily sidetracked along the way with a discussion on the Doctor kissing his companions - does it still shock or is it old hat now?  Phil also manages to get in an impression of Terry Scott and during the recording Paul is visited by the ghost of Jon Pertwee.

And in the news this week, a few items on the 50th Anniversary including events at the BFI next year, Christopher Eccleston being coy about his involvement and what's going on with the good Doctor at Christmas this year with a quick run-down on what ex-Who actors are appearing in panto this year and there's also a brief return to Omega's Tat Corner!!  Just watch out for John Barrowman in panto this year, he'll have your eye out!

The DWO WhoCast continues its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan and Richard Starkings look back at the Doctor Who Series One episodes, Father's Day and Boom Town.

PLUS! Richard Starkings also chats about his time working on the Doctor Who comics range from the 80s until today.

Email your thoughts and opinions to: feedback@dwowhocast.com

This week a veritable feast of DVD reviewing as Trevor, James and Tom chow down on two classic era DVD releases.  The First Doctor story Planet of Giants and the Third Doctor story The Ambassadors of Death fall under the microscope of the DWP campervan team.

Also included this week is a review of one of the more recent Tom Baker Big Finish audios, The Auntie Matter.

This week a veritable feast of DVD reviewing as Trevor, James and Tom chow down on two classic era DVD releases.  The First Doctor story Planet of Giants and the Third Doctor story The Ambassadors of Death fall under the microscope of the DWP campervan team.

Also included this week is a review of one of the more recent Tom Baker Big Finish audios, The Auntie Matter.

This week a veritable feast of DVD reviewing as Trevor, James and Tom chow down on two classic era DVD releases.  The First Doctor story Planet of Giants and the Third Doctor story The Ambassadors of Death fall under the microscope of the DWP campervan team.

Also included this week is a review of one of the more recent Tom Baker Big Finish audios, The Auntie Matter.

The DWO WhoCast continues its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan and Richard Starkings look back at the Doctor Who Series One episodes, Father's Day and Boom Town.

PLUS! Richard Starkings also chats about his time working on the Doctor Who comics range from the 80s until today.

Email your thoughts and opinions to: feedback@dwowhocast.com

This week a veritable feast of DVD reviewing as Trevor, James and Tom chow down on two classic era DVD releases.  The First Doctor story Planet of Giants and the Third Doctor story The Ambassadors of Death fall under the microscope of the DWP campervan team.

Also included this week is a review of one of the more recent Tom Baker Big Finish audios, The Auntie Matter.

This week a veritable feast of DVD reviewing as Trevor, James and Tom chow down on two classic era DVD releases.  The First Doctor story Planet of Giants and the Third Doctor story The Ambassadors of Death fall under the microscope of the DWP campervan team.

Also included this week is a review of one of the more recent Tom Baker Big Finish audios, The Auntie Matter.

This week a veritable feast of DVD reviewing as Trevor, James and Tom chow down on two classic era DVD releases.  The First Doctor story Planet of Giants and the Third Doctor story The Ambassadors of Death fall under the microscope of the DWP campervan team.

Also included this week is a review of one of the more recent Tom Baker Big Finish audios, The Auntie Matter.

In which Martyn brings you the Q&A from the John Noble roundtable at the MCM Expo.

The podcast can be accessed via different places, including Miro, Stiticher, Blubrry, Player fm and Itunes.

Email: badwilf@yahoo.com

Twitter: Martyn - @BadWilf

Gerrod - @Nerdthro_P

Pete - @BeeblePete

In which Martyn brings you the Q&A from the John Noble roundtable at the MCM Expo.

The podcast can be accessed via different places, including Miro, Stiticher, Blubrry, Player fm and Itunes.

Email: badwilf@yahoo.com

Twitter: Martyn - @BadWilf

Gerrod - @Nerdthro_P

Pete - @BeeblePete

In which Martyn brings you the Q&A from the John Noble roundtable at the MCM Expo.

The podcast can be accessed via different places, including Miro, Stiticher, Blubrry, Player fm and Itunes.

Email: badwilf@yahoo.com

Twitter: Martyn – @BadWilf

Gerrod – @Nerdthro_P

Pete – @BeeblePete

David and Marty head to South Wales in 1975 to witness giant maggots crawling up from beneath the Earth and Jon Pertwee's doctor making short work of security guards with his Venusian Aikido. Marty reviews 'Smoke and Mirrors' and 'Trouble in Paradise' the 5th and 6th installments in the 'Destiny of the Doctor' Big Finish series. (In High Speed of course!) The Hooies cover DVD Extras and read listener feedback emails. Discussion waivers on 12th Doctor speculation and thoughts on their recent screening of Man of Steel among other things! Enjoy listeners!

As promised, we weren't quite finished covering Red Nose Day shenanigans! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Tansy as we discuss the longest, most involved, and most important(?) Comic Relief special of them all, "The Curse of Fatal Death". What did we each think of Mr. Moffat's first turn at writing televised Doctor Who? And what was it like seeing it for the first time back when we thought there was no more Doctor Who on TV ever?

What about you? Did you see this sketch back when it debuted? If so, have your views on it changed over the years? If not, what did you think seeing it out of context? Let us know in the comments!

^E

Bonus links:
Red Nose Day on NBC
"Curse of Fatal Death" - Behind the Scenes (part 1)
"Curse of Fatal Death" - Behind the Scenes (part 2)

David and Marty head to South Wales in 1975 to witness giant maggots crawling up from beneath the Earth and Jon Pertwee's doctor making short work of security guards with his Venusian Aikido. Marty reviews 'Smoke and Mirrors' and 'Trouble in Paradise' the 5th and 6th installments in the 'Destiny of the Doctor' Big Finish series. (In High Speed of course!) The Hooies cover DVD Extras and read listener feedback emails. Discussion waivers on 12th Doctor speculation and thoughts on their recent screening of Man of Steel among other things! Enjoy listeners!

David and Marty head to South Wales in 1975 to witness giant maggots crawling up from beneath the Earth and Jon Pertwee's doctor making short work of security guards with his Venusian Aikido.  Marty reviews 'Smoke and Mirrors' and 'Trouble in Paradise' the 5th and 6th installments in the 'Destiny of the Doctor' Big Finish series. (In High Speed of course!)  The Hooies cover DVD Extras and read listener feedback emails.  Discussion waivers on 12th Doctor speculation and thoughts on their recent screening of Man of Steel among other things!  Enjoy listeners!

As promised, we weren't quite finished covering Red Nose Day shenanigans! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Tansy as we discuss the longest, most involved, and most important(?) Comic Relief special of them all, "The Curse of Fatal Death". What did we each think of Mr. Moffat's first turn at writing televised Doctor Who? And what was it like seeing it for the first time back when we thought there was no more Doctor Who on TV ever?

What about you? Did you see this sketch back when it debuted? If so, have your views on it changed over the years? If not, what did you think seeing it out of context? Let us know in the comments!

^E

Bonus links:
Red Nose Day on NBC
"Curse of Fatal Death" - Behind the Scenes (part 1)
"Curse of Fatal Death" - Behind the Scenes (part 2)