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Chris McKeon (@gentlemancmm) joins Mark (@QuarkMcMalus) to talk about the adventures of that mysterious wanderer in time and space known only as... the Meddling Monk!

Show notes here.

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

A follow-up to last week's podcast in which we abandon the already rickety format entirely and just bang on about our favourite episodes from 2005 onwards.

We forget stuff because we are rambly old men. Isn't that right, Chesterfield? Chessington. Chesterman.

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

In this episode we look at that there Biggles movie from 1986. We don't know why. Also, we become members of the aristocracy.

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

It's the end of William Hartnell's run as The Doctor, so we take a short look back at his run and answer a couple of listener questions.

Links

DTT Special #6 - William Hartnell Retrospective (alternate mp3 download )

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

Rob and Dave discuss what episodes of Nu Who they think Classic Era Doctors would work in - and why. What Nu Who story would Dave liked to see his beloved First Doctor in? Where does Rob think Davo would fit in? The guys also ponder if there are Nu Who episodes that don't suit any Classic Era Doctors.

Before then, of course, they also rip into some current Doctor Who news and events beforehand, including a lot of Series 11 news from San Diego Comic Con.

Hope you enjoy the episode! Contact us anytime, hello@theDWshow.net

In this episode we look at that there Biggles movie from 1986. We don't know why. Also, we become members of the aristocracy.

Hello again. It's that time of year when we muck out Pete's cage, so while he's out, might as well record something. 

This time we've been forced into watching a musical by a supposed friend and a small dog. Fear not, as we barely manage to get around to it and by the time we do Paul is way to drunk to care.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Grease.

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

Our commentary and various musings on the third episode of the third series of new Doctor Who - Gridlock.

The wonderful Doc Savage covers John mentions are by Keith "Kez" Wilson, and can be found here:

http://docfantasycovers.com

We can be found on Twitter. John is @Feexby23 and Lawrence is @Loll73

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

A commentary for the series 3 episode Blink, after the usual protracted preamble.

The book John likes is Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban, available from all good and wicked bookshops. We like the ones who pay their taxes best.

https://www.waterstones.com/book/riddley-walker/russell-hoban/9781408832240

The brilliant book podcast that has recently covered Riddley Walker is the Backlisted Podcast:

https://www.backlisted.fm/episodes/9-russell-hoban-riddley-walker

Una McCormack is in it, and she's one of us.

Lawrence's recommended time travel books are the Lightbringer Trilogy:

https://www.fantasticfiction.com/l/samantha-lee/lightbringer-trilogy/

The film John chunters on about is Christopher Smith's excellent horror movie Triangle:

 https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1212111_triangle

 And the film in Smith's oeuvre that John can't quite bring to mind is the excellently silly horror comedy Severance.

Our commentary and various musings on the third episode of the third series of new Doctor Who - Gridlock.

The wonderful Doc Savage covers John mentions are by Keith "Kez" Wilson, and can be found here:

http://docfantasycovers.com

We can be found on Twitter. John is @Feexby23 and Lawrence is @Loll73

On the seventy-first edition of Reality Bomb, we’ve given over the entire episode to a special report on convention safety. We’re doing a 90-minute deep dive on the topic on harassment at conventions and what convention organizers need to do to make cons safer.

We talk to outside resources and experts as well as people in fandom and survivors including Christine Chapman of Uplift, an organization which has a special outreach program that creates codes of conduct for conventions and trains volunteer staff. We talk to Trickssi of the Cosplayer Survivor Support Network, an organization supporting survivors of abuse at cons. And we talk to Doctor Who fans Sage Young and Felicity Kuzinitz about their perspective within Doctor Who fandom about con safety. We also talk to regular contributor Heather Berberet, who offers her insight as a psychologist on the issues of harassment. Finally, we offer the stories of survivors of harassment at conventions.

For more information:

Uplift – an organization dedicated to combating sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.

Convention Resources by Uplift – an initiative which offers staff and volunteer training to conventions and consultation on creating codes of conduct and more.

Cosplayer Survivor Support Network - a support network for members of the cosplay community who are survivors of harassment, trauma, sexual assault, or abuse. CSSN offers a report card on convention harassment policies.

If you or someone you know is a survivor and needs confidential support:

In North America call the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or go to hotline.rainn.org/online to chat with a specialist.

If you're in the UK call The National Rape Crisis Helpline at 0808 802 9999 or visit to rapecrisis.org.uk

A commentary for the series 3 episode Blink, after the usual protracted preamble.

The book John likes is Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban, available from all good and wicked bookshops. We like the ones who pay their taxes best.

https://www.waterstones.com/book/riddley-walker/russell-hoban/9781408832240

The brilliant book podcast that has recently covered Riddley Walker is the Backlisted Podcast:

https://www.backlisted.fm/episodes/9-russell-hoban-riddley-walker

Una McCormack is in it, and she's one of us.

Lawrence's recommended time travel books are the Lightbringer Trilogy:

https://www.fantasticfiction.com/l/samantha-lee/lightbringer-trilogy/

The film John chunters on about is Christopher Smith's excellent horror movie Triangle:

 https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1212111_triangle

 And the film in Smith's oeuvre that John can't quite bring to mind is the excellently silly horror comedy Severance.

A commentary for the series 3 episode Blink, after the usual protracted preamble.

The book John likes is Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban, available from all good and wicked bookshops. We like the ones who pay their taxes best.

https://www.waterstones.com/book/riddley-walker/russell-hoban/9781408832240

The brilliant book podcast that has recently covered Riddley Walker is the Backlisted Podcast:

https://www.backlisted.fm/episodes/9-russell-hoban-riddley-walker

Una McCormack is in it, and she's one of us.

Lawrence's recommended time travel books are the Lightbringer Trilogy:

https://www.fantasticfiction.com/l/samantha-lee/lightbringer-trilogy/

The film John chunters on about is Christopher Smith's excellent horror movie Triangle:

 https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1212111_triangle

 And the film in Smith's oeuvre that John can't quite bring to mind is the excellently silly horror comedy Severance.

Cutbits(tm)[?]

1701:

• Welcome to the very first Prognosis Negative Cutbits episode! Cutbits originated on the mother stream, Mostly Harmless Cutaway--little bits of audio tape that ended up on the cutting room floor, now packaged into a nice little program. In this Cutbit, we join the Beam Me Up Star Trek commentary crew (Steven, Josh, Eric, and Kyle) as they loosely discuss the upcoming Ghostbusters movie, Star Trek Beyond expectations, and what to do about Checkov aka Anton Yelchin. Also, Chumbleys!
  
• This Cutbit will also be featured on all the WeSCO Prods feeds: Mostly Harmless Cutaway / Prognosis Negative / Romulans Bearing Gifts

WARNING:

• This discussion contains miscellaneous SPOILERS pertaining to the film(s) discussed and Doctor Who! If you are 100% spoilerphobic to films not yet seen, do not complain to us.
• The commentary is littered with EXPLICIT terms, concepts, and as always expect strokes of innuendo throughout.
  

LINKS:

• Kyle's Nerdist revew of the new Ghostbusters: nerdist.com/the-new-ghostbusters-doesnt-ruin-your-childhood-review
• |The Podcasts that Rule this Crew|
• Radio Free Skaro: radiofreeskaro.com
• Mostly Harmless Cutaway: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.com
  
• The Memory Cheats: thememorycheats.libsyn.com
• Doctor Who: The Writers' Room: dwtwr.libsyn.com
  
• Doctor Who: The High Council: dwhighcouncil.libsyn.com
• Worlds of Tomorrow: worldsoftomorrow.libsyn.com
• Romulans Bearing Gifts: startrekrbg.libsyn.com

DISCLAIMER:

• Listen closely and you might hear Erika @HollyGoDarkly from the Verity! podcast.
• Note: These Cutbits conversations are completely impromptu audio tapings and should be treated as such.
• This Cutbit was culled from a commentary recorded Live July 10, 2016.
• COMING SOON: ProgNeg #34
  

Beware Romulans bearing gifts.

Kyle @FunctionalNerd
Steven @Legopolis
Josh @whomeJZ
Eric @BullittWHO

Prognosis Negative @ProgNeg
Email: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Website: prognosisnegative.libsyn.com
Patreon: patreon.com/progneg
Facebook: facebook.com/progneg

Produced by E.A. Escamilla

A commentary for the series 3 episode Blink, after the usual protracted preamble.

The book John likes is Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban, available from all good and wicked bookshops. We like the ones who pay their taxes best.

https://www.waterstones.com/book/riddley-walker/russell-hoban/9781408832240

The brilliant book podcast that has recently covered Riddley Walker is the Backlisted Podcast:

https://www.backlisted.fm/episodes/9-russell-hoban-riddley-walker

Una McCormack is in it, and she's one of us.

Lawrence's recommended time travel books are the Lightbringer Trilogy:

https://www.fantasticfiction.com/l/samantha-lee/lightbringer-trilogy/

The film John chunters on about is Christopher Smith's excellent horror movie Triangle:

 https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1212111_triangle

 And the film in Smith's oeuvre that John can't quite bring to mind is the excellently silly horror comedy Severance.

I loved Series 11 but one of its areas of improvement is emphatically Yaz. What needs to happen to give this underused character her turn in the spotlight?

A commentary for the series 3 episode Blink, after the usual protracted preamble.

The book John likes is Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban, available from all good and wicked bookshops. We like the ones who pay their taxes best.

https://www.waterstones.com/book/riddley-walker/russell-hoban/9781408832240

The brilliant book podcast that has recently covered Riddley Walker is the Backlisted Podcast:

https://www.backlisted.fm/episodes/9-russell-hoban-riddley-walker

Una McCormack is in it, and she's one of us.

Lawrence's recommended time travel books are the Lightbringer Trilogy:

https://www.fantasticfiction.com/l/samantha-lee/lightbringer-trilogy/

The film John chunters on about is Christopher Smith's excellent horror movie Triangle:

 https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1212111_triangle

 And the film in Smith's oeuvre that John can't quite bring to mind is the excellently silly horror comedy Severance.

I loved Series 11 but one of its areas of improvement is emphatically Yaz. What needs to happen to give this underused character her turn in the spotlight?

Cutbits(tm)[?]

1701:

• Welcome to the very first Prognosis Negative Cutbits episode! Cutbits originated on the mother stream, Mostly Harmless Cutaway--little bits of audio tape that ended up on the cutting room floor, now packaged into a nice little program. In this Cutbit, we join the Beam Me Up Star Trek commentary crew (Steven, Josh, Eric, and Kyle) as they loosely discuss the upcoming Ghostbusters movie, Star Trek Beyond expectations, and what to do about Checkov aka Anton Yelchin. Also, Chumbleys!
  
• This Cutbit will also be featured on all the WeSCO Prods feeds: Mostly Harmless Cutaway / Prognosis Negative / Romulans Bearing Gifts

WARNING:

• This discussion contains miscellaneous SPOILERS pertaining to the film(s) discussed and Doctor Who! If you are 100% spoilerphobic to films not yet seen, do not complain to us.
• The commentary is littered with EXPLICIT terms, concepts, and as always expect strokes of innuendo throughout.
  

LINKS:

• Kyle's Nerdist revew of the new Ghostbusters: nerdist.com/the-new-ghostbusters-doesnt-ruin-your-childhood-review
• |The Podcasts that Rule this Crew|
• Radio Free Skaro: radiofreeskaro.com
• Mostly Harmless Cutaway: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.com
  
• The Memory Cheats: thememorycheats.libsyn.com
• Doctor Who: The Writers' Room: dwtwr.libsyn.com
  
• Doctor Who: The High Council: dwhighcouncil.libsyn.com
• Worlds of Tomorrow: worldsoftomorrow.libsyn.com
• Romulans Bearing Gifts: startrekrbg.libsyn.com

DISCLAIMER:

• Episode coverart + blogpage art utilizes IDW Comics' Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation2, Writer(s): Scott Tipton, David Tipton, Tony Lee. Artist: J.K. Woodward.
• Note: These Cutbits conversations are completely impromptu audio tapings and should be treated as such.
• Listen closely and you might hear Erika @HollyGoDarkly from the Verity! podcast.
• Bluray menu screen mentioned belongs to Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
• This Cutbit was culled from a commentary recorded Live July 10, 2016.
• COMING SOON: ProgNeg #34
  

Beware Romulans bearing gifts.

Kyle @FunctionalNerd
Steven @Legopolis
Josh @whomeJZ
Eric @BullittWHO

Prognosis Negative @ProgNeg
Email: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Website: prognosisnegative.libsyn.com
Patreon: patreon.com/progneg
Facebook: facebook.com/progneg

Produced by E.A. Escamilla

I loved Series 11 but one of its areas of improvement is emphatically Yaz. What needs to happen to give this underused character her turn in the spotlight?

I loved Series 11 but one of its areas of improvement is emphatically Yaz. What needs to happen to give this underused character her turn in the spotlight?

I loved Series 11 but one of its areas of improvement is emphatically Yaz. What needs to happen to give this underused character her turn in the spotlight?