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On the eve of Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol, Paul Cornell's treatise on cricket prompts me to finally come to terms with Series 5.

A short Christmas messege ahead of my actual Christmas episode, feel free to download and use this on your own podcast.

Also a quick reminder the next episode is my 50th so please send any messeges to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk

A short Christmas messege ahead of my actual Christmas episode, feel free to download and use this on your own podcast.

Also a quick reminder the next episode is my 50th so please send any messeges to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk

A short Christmas messege ahead of my actual Christmas episode, feel free to download and use this on your own podcast.

Also a quick reminder the next episode is my 50th so please send any messeges to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk

Waffle On About Planes, Trains & Automobiles

Hello and welcome to the Christmas edition of Waffle On and what better way than to reminisce about a classic feel good Christmas film from John Hughes. Planes, Trains & Automobiles came out in 1987 and is actually a Thanksgiving set film but hey, come on it feels and looks like a Christmas film and as we in England don't celebrate thanksgiving we class it as a Christmas film. Starring Steve Martin and John Candy in the lead roles this films which is basically a road movie comedy, it is packed with laughs, slapstick and of course feel good moments.

We pack this episode of Waffle On with clips from the film and a couple of songs featured on the soundtrack. Many thanks go to Jen Rhodes from The Anomaly Podcast and Stephen Curtis from Tiny Bronco Productions who sent us mp3 comments about this film

As is our norm these days we play a classic song from the film after the promo's so please do listen through and enjoy the brilliant tune.

Finally may we take this moment to say thank you for staying with us in 2010, we cant wait to bring you more Waffle On's in the New Year, so please do have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Meds and Kell.

The stream of commentaries that the Three Who Rule have been unleashing upon the world for the past several months finally concludes with their real-time review of the Series 5 finale The Big Bang. And what an episode to go out on, all three were as admiring of the story as they were when it first went out in June and nothing has changed in the mean time. Also of note, this is Warren's last episode from China, a nation whose internet connection is almost as dodgy as its human rights record. Next week: new Doctor Who in the form of A Christmas Carol. And we can't wait, either.

Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

The stream of commentaries that the Three Who Rule have been unleashing upon the world for the past several months finally concludes with their real-time review of the Series 5 finale The Big Bang. And what an episode to go out on, all three were as admiring of the story as they were when it first went out in June and nothing has changed in the mean time. Also of note, this is Warren's last episode from China, a nation whose internet connection is almost as dodgy as its human rights record. Next week: new Doctor Who in the form of A Christmas Carol. And we can't wait, either.

Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

The stream of commentaries that the Three Who Rule have been unleashing upon the world for the past several months finally concludes with their real-time review of the Series 5 finale The Big Bang. And what an episode to go out on, all three were as admiring of the story as they were when it first went out in June and nothing has changed in the mean time. Also of note, this is Warren's last episode from China, a nation whose internet connection is almost as dodgy as its human rights record. Next week: new Doctor Who in the form of A Christmas Carol. And we can't wait, either.

Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

Waffle On About Planes, Trains & Automobiles

Hello and welcome to the Christmas edition of Waffle On and what better way than to reminisce about a classic feel good Christmas film from John Hughes. Planes, Trains & Automobiles came out in 1987 and is actually a Thanksgiving set film but hey, come on it feels and looks like a Christmas film and as we in England don’t celebrate thanksgiving we class it as a Christmas film. Starring Steve Martin and John Candy in the lead roles this films which is basically a road movie comedy, it is packed with laughs, slapstick and of course feel good moments.

We pack this episode of Waffle On with clips from the film and a couple of songs featured on the soundtrack. Many thanks go to Jen Rhodes from The Anomaly Podcast and Stephen Curtis from Tiny Bronco Productions who sent us mp3 comments about this film

As is our norm these days we play a classic song from the film after the promo’s so please do listen through and enjoy the brilliant tune.

Finally may we take this moment to say thank you for staying with us in 2010, we cant wait to bring you more Waffle On’s in the New Year, so please do have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Meds and Kell.

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, stupified, in front of the 1979 Doctor Who story, The Horns of Nimon, and spout our usual nonsense!

Romana’s screwdriver is more impressive than the Doctor’s, the Co-Pilot’s flashing his underwear and Soldeed is chewing through the scenery. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to dissolve your sanity to The Horns of Nimona|

See if you can spot the points where we each lose the will to live!

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• BBC: Doctor Who – The Horns of Nimon.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

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"Oh the weather outside is frightful..."

It's Christmas time again, the most wonderful time of the year, according to the Doctor. A time to sing, a time to build snowmen, that one time of year when everything is happy and things never go wrong.

Ever. Honest....

This special Christmas adventure occurs between Fear Flight and West Wind

Episode 1 of 1

"Oh the weather outside is frightful..."

It's Christmas time again, the most wonderful time of the year, according to the Doctor. A time to sing, a time to build snowmen, that one time of year when everything is happy and things never go wrong.

Ever. Honest....

This special Christmas adventure occurs between Fear Flight and West Wind

This week more Whoverville coverage as I bring you John Walker's panel, John is a film extra and has worked on several episodes of Doctor Who since the show returned in 2005.

Also this week an appeal for your messages and feedback for episode 50 which will be released on Christmas Day.

This week more Whoverville coverage as I bring you John Walker's panel, John is a film extra and has worked on several episodes of Doctor Who since the show returned in 2005.

Also this week an appeal for your messages and feedback for episode 50 which will be released on Christmas Day.

This week more Whoverville coverage as I bring you John Walker's panel, John is a film extra and has worked on several episodes of Doctor Who since the show returned in 2005.

Also this week an appeal for your messages and feedback for episode 50 which will be released on Christmas Day.

The annual festive joint release with www.staggeringstories.net and again written by Benjamin. F. Elliott. Have mild peturbation as a figure from Mr. Dalek's past returns. Recoil in moderate concern as a fobwatch is opened.

A one of special from waaaaay back in 2006 when Tony was a radio DJ. Expect music. Lots of music.... and bad stuff - no.. really... it's just Tony, a mic and Tony's choice of music.... RUN!

Time for a another stroll through the deadly maze of geekdom with your hosts Dave and Barry.

News

Marvel relaunch Crossgen titles

Fantastic Four to become Three

Fan Poll picks it's movie Wonder Woman.

Week that Was

The Indifference Engine.

Main

In the first of a two-part interview we catch up with Julian Jones, writer and co-creator of the hit BBC show Merlin. In this part the lads fire their own questions at Julian and in the second part  (out next week) they pitch some of the fan questions that have been sent in for Julian.

There are discussions galore on Merlin and Arthur, Morgana's turn to the dark side, Julian's thoughts on season 3 and more. Stay tuned for part 2 to learn what will become of the Knights of the Round Table and some thoughts on the Gwen/Arthur and Lancelot relationship and more.

Be warned if you've not seen all of season three there are spoilers abound in this interview...you have been warned

Enjoy!

Time for a another stroll through the deadly maze of geekdom with your hosts Dave and Barry.

News

Marvel relaunch Crossgen titles

Fantastic Four to become Three

Fan Poll picks it's movie Wonder Woman.

Week that Was

The Indifference Engine.

Main

In the first of a two-part interview we catch up with Julian Jones, writer and co-creator of the hit BBC show Merlin. In this part the lads fire their own questions at Julian and in the second part (out next week) they pitch some of the fan questions that have been sent in for Julian.

There are discussions galore on Merlin and Arthur, Morgana's turn to the dark side, Julian's thoughts on season 3 and more. Stay tuned for part 2 to learn what will become of the Knights of the Round Table and some thoughts on the Gwen/Arthur and Lancelot relationship and more.

Be warned if you've not seen all of season three there are spoilers abound in this interview...you have been warned

Enjoy!

We're back! 

Once more the Projecteers have gathered to get drunk, take the piss out of each other and sometimes talk about Doctor Who.

This week we get stuck into "The Monster of Peladon", draw another DVD from Manilow's bag, have a load of feedback to read and, in a curious move, discuss this week's Who related episode of Corrie.

We're using a new mike for this show and the audio is a little hissy. This is because we're idiots and had the gain up too high, so apologies for that. Why am i telling you this anyway? Nobody actually reads this guff. Prove me wrong, if you send some feedback (pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk) include the word "clinker" somewhere in the email.