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Alan and Derek return one final time this week to round out the daily looks at the Big Finish sale, and once again find themselves spoilt for choice by the plays on offer as they discuss the 40th Anniversary release, singing pirates, and some of Big Finish’s more experimental releases.

Today’s plays are Nekromanteia, The Dark Flame, The Pirates, Creatures of Beauty, Project: Lazarus, Flip-Flop, Omega, Davros, Master and Zagreus.

Check out all the Big Finish sale releases at http://sale.bigfinish.com

It’s the Battle of Demon’s Run but Scott and Matt are left scratching their heads in the seventh episode of series 6, “A Good Man Goes To War”. Amy Pond has been kidnapped and the Doctor is raising an army to rescue her. Can he get to her and her newborn baby named Melody before this new and mysterious enemy escapes? Why can’t River help this time, and who exactly is she anyway? Is this really the Doctor’s “darkest hour”? Find out in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Next Week: Jon Pertwee and “The Curse of Peladon”!!

It’s the Battle of Demon’s Run but Scott and Matt are left scratching their heads in the seventh episode of series 6, “A Good Man Goes To War”. Amy Pond has been kidnapped and the Doctor is raising an army to rescue her. Can he get to her and her newborn baby named Melody before this new and mysterious enemy escapes? Why can’t River help this time, and who exactly is she anyway? Is this really the Doctor’s “darkest hour”? Find out in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Next Week: Jon Pertwee and “The Curse of Peladon”!!

Its day 4 of the Big Finish sale, and Alan and Derek are united in what you should buy today.

While there are some strong plays today is dominated by the impressive and outstanding “Spare Parts”.

Today’s plays are Embrace the Darkness, The Time of the Daleks, Neverland, Spare Parts, a|Ish, The Rapture, The Sandman, The Church and the Crown, Bang-Bang-A-Boom!, Jubilee.

Check out all the Big Finish sale releases at http://sale.bigfinish.com

Tony gets to talk to the wonderful Frances Barber. They chat about the Eyepatch Lady and her first name...er... Bernard... possibly. They talk about many other things so dive in and enjoy.

In this, our tenth podcast, Matt, Ian, and Nuala talk about the series 6.0 finale, "A Good Man Goes to War," and speculate about the Eye-patch Lady, River Song, and the fate of our beloved Rory Williams. In the realm of classic Who, we have a chat about the Sixth Doctor's second adventure, "Attack of the Cybermen." It is often criticized by fandom as being particularly dreadful, but do we beg to differ? Are we won over by Nicola Bryant's charmingly terrible American accent and pink costume?

Returning to some level of normalcy, Nick, Lindsey, and Alex gather together to briefly go over what those who were suffering the lurgy last week missed, and then give A Good Man Goes to War a good going over.

If you look (or listen) a little closer you will find Alex suggesting the most tired crazy theory a Doctor Who fan could possibly attempt to come up with, Nick finding time to lead everyone else into a surprise pun, and Lindsey hating all over... well, stuff, really. 

All this and more this week in the world of Telos AM!

Thank you to Soph for the beautiful cover!

In this, our tenth podcast, Matt, Ian, and Nuala talk about the series 6.0 finale, "A Good Man Goes to War," and speculate about the Eye-patch Lady, River Song, and the fate of our beloved Rory Williams. In the realm of classic Who, we have a chat about the Sixth Doctor's second adventure, "Attack of the Cybermen." It is often criticized by fandom as being particularly dreadful, but do we beg to differ? Are we won over by Nicola Bryant's charmingly terrible American accent and pink costume?

Returning to some level of normalcy, Nick, Lindsey, and Alex gather together to briefly go over what those who were suffering the lurgy last week missed, and then give A Good Man Goes to War a good going over.

If you look (or listen) a little closer you will find Alex suggesting the most tired crazy theory a Doctor Who fan could possibly attempt to come up with, Nick finding time to lead everyone else into a surprise pun, and Lindsey hating all over... well, stuff, really. 

All this and more this week in the world of Telos AM!

Thank you to Soph for the beautiful cover!

It's the mid series finale and all 4 Projecteers are on board to rip it a new one. At last we know who River Song is, thanks to the embroidery of a sexy forest girl, but has it been worth the wait?

Twats: @natalien, @KungFuYoda, @beastmasterpete, @Doctor_Vendetta & @PharosProject

Friendface: Pharos Projec or the new group page The Pharos Project

shEmail: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

Slight audio level probs in this ep, due to the headphones we use to edit going tits up half way through.

Congrats to David Perry for getting the secret word, which remains the same as last time.

There were huge expectations going into this supposed "mid-series finale", if such an oxymoron may even be allowed to be brought into existence. But was I pleased with "A Good Man Goes to War?"
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Hello wonderful listeners! Sorry for the delay, but I have been very busy. In this episode I review Doctor Who: The Doctor's Wife, Neil Gaimen's brilliant episode!

The next episodes will be with you soon, so please send feedback to my personal e-mail address (because the others are having trouble) rhys@ecoman.com.au.

Next time I will review The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People.

NOTE: the editing for this episode is very shoddy...as I said, I was busy!

Hello wonderful listeners! Sorry for the delay, but I have been very busy. In this episode I review Doctor Who: The Doctor's Wife, Neil Gaimen's brilliant episode!

The next episodes will be with you soon, so please send feedback to my personal e-mail address (because the others are having trouble) rhys@ecoman.com.au.

Next time I will review The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People.

NOTE: the editing for this episode is very shoddy...as I said, I was busy!

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 249
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We review Doctor Who: A Good Man Goes to War live over the net with live listener feedback.

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Well, the time has finally come, our review of a Good Man Goes to War (aka The Only New Doctor Who You Will Be Getting For A While Thankyou Very Much)

Trevor, James and Trevor share their thoughts on this episode, which as is par for the course these days, some questions get answered and some don’t.

Well, the time has finally come, our review of a Good Man Goes to War (aka The Only New Doctor Who You Will Be Getting For A While Thankyou Very Much)

Trevor, James and Trevor share their thoughts on this episode, which as is par for the course these days, some questions get answered and some don’t.

Once again this week a warning: We are reviewing the latest episode from Series Six to air in the UK, A Good Man Goes To War.

Also a review of last week’s Friday Night Who and Seven Weeks For Seven Doctors finale – Delta and the Bannermen.

And of course news and feedback.

Hope you enjoy!

This week, Bobby, Brian, Nancy, and BJ come to terms with their insurmountable loss of Doctor Who with the mid-series finale of "A Good Man Goes to War." It's going to be a long road until September, but until then the Whocast crew goes over the shocker of an episode and what it means for the remainder of the series. We also announce a contest winner, talk about some listener feedback, and BJ and Brian somehow manage to sing the latter half of the show.

Doctor Who Cast Episode 7: A Good Man Goes To War | Doctor Who Podcast 

Well folks, it's here at last, the mid series finale A Good Man Goes To War and this week, Phil and Paul find their roles are reversed with Phil liking the episode and Paul not so keen. However, they both discuss whether this was the massive cliffhanger we were all promised or was it a bit of a damp squib and left to ponder what will happen in the Autumn? Oh and the pair of them lied about the mid series review promised last week. That's not until next week, the lazy good for nothing swines!

Well folks, it's here at last, the mid series finale A Good Man Goes To War and this week, Phil and Paul find their roles are reversed with Phil liking the episode and Paul not so keen. However, they both discuss whether this was the massive cliffhanger we were all promised or was it a bit of a damp squib and left to ponder what will happen in the Autumn? Oh and the pair of them lied about the mid series review promised last week. That's not until next week, the lazy good for nothing swines!

The first half of Series 6 of Doctor Who concluded with a surprisingly straightforward episode, yet populated with many varied and different revelations and cliffhangers that will, we're told, change the game as we know it. Such was "A Good Man Goes To War", an episode that was liked by each of the Radio Free Skaro triumvirate, although some liked it more than others... The Three Who Rule also discussed the news of the week and outlined their exciting plans for June before Torchwood: Miracle Day invades our screens in July. Watch your back come September, Hitler!

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

The first half of Series 6 of Doctor Who concluded with a surprisingly straightforward episode, yet populated with many varied and different revelations and cliffhangers that will, we're told, change the game as we know it. Such was "A Good Man Goes To War", an episode that was liked by each of the Radio Free Skaro triumvirate, although some liked it more than others... The Three Who Rule also discussed the news of the week and outlined their exciting plans for June before Torchwood: Miracle Day invades our screens in July. Watch your back come September, Hitler!Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

The first half of Series 6 of Doctor Who concluded with a surprisingly straightforward episode, yet populated with many varied and different revelations and cliffhangers that will, we're told, change the game as we know it. Such was "A Good Man Goes To War", an episode that was liked by each of the Radio Free Skaro triumvirate, although some liked it more than others... The Three Who Rule also discussed the news of the week and outlined their exciting plans for June before Torchwood: Miracle Day invades our screens in July. Watch your back come September, Hitler!

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

Miss Manners being unavailable, I take it upon myself to pontificate about spoilers one last time, in light of the revelations about River Song yet to air outside the U.K.

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, timber shivered, in front of the 2011 Doctor Who episode, The Curse of the Black Spot, and spout our usual nonsense!

Amy needs to swash her buckle, Rory’s drunk on desire and the Doctor’s having dominance issues. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy Doctor Who: The Curse of the Black Spota|

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