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Following on from last week's program, and with E3 now concluded, Rand and panel discuss what was actually revealed at E3. Join in for a discussion of new games, new gaming trends and (maybe) new consoles.

Join David as he takes you on a rae of interviews from the comic village at this years MCM Expo

Interviews:

Ian Churchill (MarineMan)
Time Bomb Comics (Time Scares)
Orangutan Comics
Semiotic ohesion
Daniel Merlin Goodbrey & Sean Azzopardi (Necessary Monsters)
Richard Starkings (Elephantmen)

Hope you enjoy it

Join David as he takes you on a rae of interviews from the comic village at this years MCM Expo

Interviews:

Ian Churchill (MarineMan)
Time Bomb Comics (Time Scares)
Orangutan Comics
Semiotic ohesion
Daniel Merlin Goodbrey & Sean Azzopardi (Necessary Monsters)
Richard Starkings (Elephantmen)

Hope you enjoy it

We are back with Erth Station One Episode 12. This week Mike and Dan are joined by West to discuss the newest episode of Doctor Who - The Lodger. And then we are joined by Cheryl to discuss the 1976 Sci-fi classic "Logan's Run" Join us for this week's episode there's always fun and discussion … Continue reading →

I’ve actually learnt useful things from Doctor Who on occasion and in this episode I talk about a couple of them. Please leave a comment sharing things that you’ve learnt. Watch in HD – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbXnYryNbH0

I’ve actually learnt useful things from Doctor Who on occasion and in this episode I talk about a couple of them. Please leave a comment sharing things that you’ve learnt. Watch in HD – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbXnYryNbH0

DWS05E11 - The Lodger

James Corden... acting superstar Marty, James and Dave from theHoo on Who podcast are in for this episode to talk about the fan reaction to The Lodger.

James Corden… acting superstar

Marty, James and Dave from theHoo on Who podcast are in for this episode to talk about the fan reaction to The Lodger.

James Corden… acting superstar

Marty, James and Dave from theHoo on Who podcast are in for this episode to talk about the fan reaction to The Lodger.

Dieses mal gibt es ein kleines FEDCON-Special mit Ausschnitten der Panels von James Masters und Gareth David Lloyd. Vielen Dank fur die Unterstutzung an www.sf-radio.net. Und bevor jemand schreit - zum Zeitpunkt der Aufnahme war noch nicht bekannt, dass Torchwood einen amerikanischen Partner gefunden hat, der die Finanzierung einer vierten Staffel ermoglicht :)

Dieses mal gibt es ein kleines FEDCON-Special mit Ausschnitten der Panels von James Masters und Gareth David Lloyd. Vielen Dank fur die Unterstutzung an www.sf-radio.net. Und bevor jemand schreit - zum Zeitpunkt der Aufnahme war noch nicht bekannt, dass Torchwood einen amerikanischen Partner gefunden hat, der die Finanzierung einer vierten Staffel ermoglicht :)

James Corden... acting superstar Marty, James and Dave from theHoo on Who podcast are in for this episode to talk about the fan reaction to The Lodger.

James Corden… acting superstar Marty, James and Dave from theHoo on Who podcast are in for this episode to talk about the fan reaction to The Lodger.

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, chilled, in front of Doctor Who: Cold Blood and spout our usual nonsense!

Yes, thatas two Commentaries today for the price of none. We held off publishing of The Hungry Earth last week so that you can have both that and this together. If your podcatching software did pick up the previous commentary then you may have to tell it to manually download that one (some only automatically download the latest episode).

Amy’s about to have her clothes ripped open, Rory’s left at the altar and the Doctor’s gone sight seeing. But enough about them, please sit down with us to enjoy Cold Blooda|

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• BBC: Doctor Who – Cold Blood.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, shaken, in front of Doctor Who: The Hungry Earth and spout our usual nonsense!

Rory’s missing a body, Amy’s showing off her ring and the Doctor’s feeling the Earth move. But enough about them, please sit down with us to enjoy The Hungry Eartha|

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• BBC: Doctor Who – The Hungry Earth.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 208
Running time: 2:20:45

Doctor Who: 'Vincent and the Doctor' reviewed live over the net with live and recorded feedback including Ken Deep and James Naughton.

Hosted by Louis Trapani and Dave Cooper.

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Troisieme episode du Gallicast, cette fois-ci, consacre a The Lodger, le comics, mais aussi l'episode de la saison 5, tous deux ecrit par Gareth Roberts. Apres quelques spoilers sur le final de la saison 5, Joel et Jonathan speculent sur celui-ci.

Join us for the review of Warriors of the Deep and The Hungry Earth,Cold Blood.Part 1 5.8 & 5.9 of the new series

Join your hosts Iz and Barry for another another slice of podcast positivity that is Good Morning Geekdom. So join them for news, new Gateways to Geekdom and a big review of The Losers.

Plot The TARDIS lands in Colchester rather than its intended destination, the fifth moon of Sinda Callista, and the Doctor finds himself stranded there with Amy left in the TARDIS. Meanwhile, passers-by are seen being lured into a nearby house by various voices seeking help, from the intercom at its front door. The door opens and they ascend the staircase to the first floor, entering the room which lies there; flashing lights are seen and screams heard emanating from the room. The Doctor turns up at the house and rents a ground floor room from the flat's owner, a shy call centre worker called Craig Owens. Although Craig finds him odd, The Doctor quickly woos him and moves in. The Doctor tries to blend in his new environment with guidance from Amy, with whom he still manages to communicate through an earpiece. He also gets to know Craig who is locked in a platonic relationship with a colleague called Sophie and tries to manoeuvre them into declaring to each other. This backfires and Sophie decides to leave for an exotic destination. The Doctor has become aware that the first floor room may not be all it appears to be, as a strange damp patch is spreading on the living room ceiling, but thinks using his sonic screwdriver might alert whatever is up there and is instead building a crude apparatus in his room. His experiences on Earth are punctuated by increasingly frequent "time-loop" events, in which his own time is separated from those around him, who are unknowingly involved in repetitive events. This also affect Amy in the TARDIS. Craig touches the damp patch on his ceiling and is seriously poisoned. The Doctor revives him and goes to replace him at work while he recovers. Craig, however, far from being grateful, becomes jealous of the increasingly popular Doctor, since Sophie in particular has expressed enthusiasm, and tells the Doctor to leave the house, throwing his PS3000 deposit back at him. While the two quarrel, Sophie turns up at the house and gets called upstairs by the voice from the first floor room. To save time, the Doctor reveals to Craig who he is and what he is doing... by head-butting him. Craig is overwhelmed by all the information, but the two hear screams upstairs and rush to intervene. Spotting Sophie's set of keys on the door, they realise that she is the one in danger. Amy meanwhile, having studied the house's plans in the TARDIS's database informs them that the building is supposed to be only one storey tall. The Doctor and Craig enter the "upstairs flat" to save Sophie and discover that someone has been trying to build a TARDIS, which is now trapped on Earth and is disguised by a perception filter. Its pilot is an emergency AI hologram who is able to appear in the form of the various victims it has attracted, as well as Craig's seldom-seen neighbour. After the Doctor and Craig prevent Sophie from being forced to activate the ship's console, the hologram informs the Doctor that as the ship has crashed and the crew was killed, it has rebuilt itself and attempted to fly away by luring in humans to act as pilots. However the human minds weren't sufficient and burned out, leaving only husks. Recognising the Doctor as a suitable pilot, the ship tries to pull him in. Knowing he cannot pilot the ship safely and he would destroy the entire solar system in the process, the Doctor realises that the ship had only lured in people who wanted to escape or leave somewhere, which is why it hadn't attempted to lure Craig, or Sophie, until the Doctor motivated her to leave. After finally admitting their love for each other, both Craig and Sophie touch the panel's activator, causing the engines to shut down and the ship to implode. The Doctor, Craig and Sophie escape in time to see the top floor of the house turn into a spaceship which then disappears. Afterwards, the Doctor says his goodbyes to Craig and Sophie, who give him his set of keys to the flat as a parting gift. Back in the TARDIS the Doctor travels back in time a week and instructs Amy to leave the note in the newsagent's that directed him to Craig's flat in the first place. However, whilst rooting in the pocket of his discarded blazer for a pen, Amy discovers the ring Rory had given her before he was erased from time and becomes visibly unsettled. The crack from her bedroom appears once again, this time in the wall behind Craig's fridge, and glows ominously.  ] Continuity On Craig's fridge is a postcard advertising the Van Gogh exhibition at the Musee d'Orsay, which the Doctor, Amy and later Van Gogh himself visit in the previous episode.[2][3] In the Time Engine, Craig also uses the Eleventh Doctor's catchphrase of "Geronimo!", introduced in The End of Time. During the head-butting scene when the doctor performs a psychic link, the faces of some of the previous Doctors are seen. These include Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Paul McGann, Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee, William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton. Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy do not appear in the montage. He also explicitly states that he is the eleventh incarnation. The Doctor playing football is the second time he has shown exceptional skill when playing a sport, entering a team at the last minute. In Black Orchid, the Fifth Doctor plays a cricket match and proves to be equally skilled with both bat and ball.   Outside references The Doctor paraphrases the Doctor hologram from Star Trek: Voyager when he states "Please state the nature of your emergency." (The original line being "Please state the nature of your medical emergency.").[4] He also refers to himself as Captain Troy Hadsome of International Rescue, referencing Thunderbirds.   Reception Gavin Fuller, writing for The Daily Telegraph, assessed the episode as "a delight", "thoroughly enjoyable (and) often amusing". In particular he praised Corden and Haggard for avoiding the usual "cliches of romcom", and Smith's portrayal of The Doctor as almost but not-quite human. He expressed some disappointment that the origin of the lurking time machine was not explained.[5]   Production Location filming took place in Cardiff in early March 2010. The house in which Craig has his flat is in Westville Road,[6] and the location for the football match was Victoria Park (building on Matt Smith's previous experience as a youth footballer, having played for the youth teams of Northampton Town F.C., Nottingham Forest F.C. and Leicester City F.C.[7][8]); the play area there had previously been used as a location in "Forest of the Dead".[9]   References ^ "BAFTA Event - The BAFTA site". Bafta.co.uk. 2010-05-01. http://www.bafta.co.uk/event.html?Pevent=com.othermedia.bafta.model.BaftaEvent-L-6198635. Retrieved 2010-05-27. ^ "Doctor Who: The Lodger trailer". Den of Geek. http://www.denofgeek.com/television/502970/doctor_who_the_lodger_trailer.html. Retrieved 2010-06-11. ^ "Craig Owens' fridge, The Lodger ep.11, Doctor Who s.5". http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_KTJWhtuRLac/TAok6eK9hNI/AAAAAAAAKkk/PMFy13TZY2w/s1600/lodger4.png. ^ http://www.sfx.co.uk/2010/06/12/review-the-lodger/^ "Doctor Who review: The Lodger - Telegraph". telegraph.co.uk. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/doctor-who/7821745/Doctor-Who-review-The-Lodger.html. Retrieved 2010-06-13. ^ "79 Westville Road - The Locations Guide to Doctor Who, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures". www.doctorwholocations.net. http://www.doctorwholocations.net/locations/westvilleroadno79#100304. Retrieved 2010-06-13. ^ "Meet the Eleventh Doctor". Doctor Who microsite. BBC. 5 January 2009. http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/misc/news/index_new_doctor.shtml. ^ Doctor Who Confidential^ "Victoria Park - The Locations Guide to Doctor Who, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures". www.doctorwholocations.net. http://www.doctorwholocations.net/locations/victoriapark#100305. 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Join your hosts Iz and Barry for another another slice of podcast positivity that is Good Morning Geekdom. So join them for news, new Gateways to Geekdom and a big review of The Losers.

Waffle On about Steptoe and Son Hello and welcome to this months edition of Waffle On. This month we talk about the brilliant 1960's comedy tv series Steptoe and Son. Brilliantly written by Galton and Simpson the series made stars of the two actors Harry H Corbett and Wilfred Brambell but also cursed them with the dreaded typecast noose. We as usual ask you love listeners to leave us reviews and comments on itunes and please do listen to the promos at the end of the show which include The Martians Are Here Podcast, Anomaly Podcast, Tin Dog Podcast, Knights of the Guild Podcast, Dirty Boxes Podcast and Take Him With You Podcast.

Waffle On about Steptoe and Son Hello and welcome to this months edition of Waffle On. This month we talk about the brilliant 1960's comedy tv series Steptoe and Son. Brilliantly written by Galton and Simpson the series made stars of the two actors Harry H Corbett and Wilfred Brambell but also cursed them with the dreaded typecast noose. We as usual ask you love listeners to leave us reviews and comments on itunes and please do listen to the promos at the end of the show which include The Martians Are Here Podcast, Anomaly Podcast, Tin Dog Podcast, Knights of the Guild Podcast, Dirty Boxes Podcast and Take Him With You Podcast.

Waffle On about Steptoe and Son

Hello and welcome to this months edition of Waffle On. This month we talk about the brilliant 1960's comedy tv series Steptoe and Son. Brilliantly written by Galton and Simpson the series made stars of the two actors Harry H Corbett and Wilfred Brambell but also cursed them with the dreaded typecast noose.

We as usual ask you love listeners to leave us reviews and comments on itunes and please do listen to the promos at the end of the show which include The Martians Are Here Podcast, Anomaly Podcast, Tin Dog Podcast, Knights of the Guild Podcast, Dirty Boxes Podcast and Take Him With You Podcast.

I was less than supportive of this episode of Doctor Who, The Lodger, because of its lack of coherent or connected plot and the football. Mostly the football. Please send any comments or feedback to unearthlychildpodcast@gmail.com

Waffle On about Steptoe and Son

Hello and welcome to this months edition of Waffle On. This month we talk about the brilliant 1960’s comedy tv series Steptoe and Son. Brilliantly written by Galton and Simpson the series made stars of the two actors Harry H Corbett and Wilfred Brambell but also cursed them with the dreaded typecast noose.

We as usual ask you love listeners to leave us reviews and comments on itunes and please do listen to the promos at the end of the show which include The Martians Are Here Podcast, Anomaly Podcast, Tin Dog Podcast, Knights of the Guild Podcast, Dirty Boxes Podcast and Take Him With You Podcast.

We are proud and pleased to present guest bartender Erik from the excellent Briding the Rift podcast to the Tavern!  We are especially pleased that he knows how to keep our glasses full and never judges if we drink a triple scotch.  We are glad that he is here to celebrate the release of Episode 21, as we're now legal to drink in the United States.

The topic this time is "The Mark of the Rani," as we don our tacky patchwork coats and celebrate the era of the Sixth Doctor for our "Ten Doctors" series.  We were going to pay tribute to Nicola Bryant by sporting fake English accents, but that would be just wrong.

For the first time, we have no feedback!  Does that mean we suck?  Are we just a couple of tits?  Prove it otherwise by sending us feedback at tardistavern@gmail, give us happy ratings on iTunes (we're now on the first page with all the other grown-up Doctor Who podcasts), join our Facebook group, follow Sean on Twitter @tardistavern and Steve @steveTARDIStvrn.

Also big thanks to the Australian heavy metal band LORD for the mix at the end of the show.  For more info on their music and tour dates please visit their site at www.lord.net.au.

This week the confrontational couple dig into the many layers of Terry Pratchett's Ankh-Morpork where the law is enforced by amongst others the City Watch. In the course of which they consider broader fantasy policing, football chants, the 'no colour but blue' approach, James Ellroy, Ernest Hemmingway, Gangs of New York & the Krays. We also announce our logo/banner competition - so get out those crayons - prizes of the prier seasons of the Wire and Homicide Life on the Street are available. Get designs in by the 14th August 2010. That way we can announce the winner on the last ep this series and have it in place for Series 3. Email entires to dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk Episode 3 of Series 2 will be on Philip K Dick's law and order stories. It'll also be our 10th podcast. Doesn't the time fly? If you enjoyed our take on a world and are in a club or a forum devoted to it why not let your mates know about it? Feedback on the forums or email dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk '

This week the confrontational couple dig into the many layers of Terry Pratchett's Ankh-Morpork where the law is enforced by amongst others the City Watch. In the course of which they consider broader fantasy policing, football chants, the 'no colour but blue' approach, James Ellroy, Ernest Hemmingway, Gangs of New York & the Krays. We also announce our logo/banner competition - so get out those crayons - prizes of the prier seasons of the Wire and Homicide Life on the Street are available. Get designs in by the 14th August 2010. That way we can announce the winner on the last ep this series and have it in place for Series 3. Email entires to dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk Episode 3 of Series 2 will be on Philip K Dick's law and order stories. It'll also be our 10th podcast. Doesn't the time fly? If you enjoyed our take on a world and are in a club or a forum devoted to it why not let your mates know about it? Feedback on the forums or email dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk '

Join Rand and guests as they watch Sony's E3 2010 conference live. Announcements, reactions, and more!

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The Doctor must face his greatest challenge ever: Sharing a flat! Scott and Randy have a lot of fun discussing the eleventh episode of series five, “The Lodger”. The Doctor is stuck in Colchester without his companion, and must solve the mystery of the seemingly random time loops that are causing the TARDIS to have trouble materializing. While he does this, however, he must live as a human the best he can which includes finding somewhere to stay. Enter the professionally unambitious Craig as the Doctor’s new roommate and shenanigans are sure to ensue. What is the secret of the neighbor upstairs? Will Craig ever get the girl? Is that really mayonnaise in that omelet? Find out, in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion. And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Next Week: The Pandorica Opens!!

Ian, Dave & Mike set up Digs in the Cultdom upstairs Studio to bring you another Commentary Track. This Week - Doctor Who: The Lodger

Ian, Dave & Mike set up Digs in the Cultdom upstairs Studio to bring you another Commentary Track. This Week - Doctor Who: The Lodger

Ian, Dave & Mike set up Digs in the Cultdom upstairs Studio to bring you another Commentary Track. This Week - Doctor Who: The Lodger

Ian, Dave & Mike set up Digs in the Cultdom upstairs Studio to bring you another Commentary Track. This Week - Doctor Who: The Lodger

Join Rand and guests live as Microsoft presents their E3 2010 press conference. Announcements, reactions, and more!

The Lodger, episode 11 of the latest series, comes under review. Plus, assorted ranting, frothing, and going on.

The DWP Campervan is barely big enough to contain the collected reviewing might this episode of Trevor, Tom and Marty as the boys review Doctor Who's ode to sharehouse living - The Lodger.

The DWP Campervan is barely big enough to contain the collected reviewing might this episode of Trevor, Tom and Marty as the boys review Doctor Who’s ode to sharehouse living – The Lodger.

The DWP Campervan is barely big enough to contain the collected reviewing might this episode of Trevor, Tom and Marty as the boys review Doctor Who’s ode to sharehouse living – The Lodger.

The news of a fourth series of Torchwood becoming a reality dropped like a bomb in the Doctor Who fandom world, as many had written off the idea once FOX stepped away from the table. With Warren unavailable, Steven and Chris are joined by Chip from the Two-minute Time Lord podcast to talk about Torchwood, cover the latest episode of Doctor Who (Gareth Roberts’ “The Lodger”), as well as the news of the week. Will this be another Planet of the Dead, or will Gareth Roberts redeem himself in the eyes of the RFS gang, particularly the relentlessly unforgiving Chris? What does our esteemed guest think of the latest Who?Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.