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Tá saindo da jaula o monstro! Mas nem todo monstro é um vilão...

Become a part of The Legend of the Traveling Tardis. Join Guest Host Neisha Mulchan from Diversely Geek and she explores if Doctor Who has a soul with panelists Chrisitian Basel, Melanie Dean and Doctor Freedom (Brian Burress).

Become a part of The Legend of the Traveling Tardis. Join Guest Host Neisha Mulchan from Diversely Geek and she explores if Doctor Who has a soul with panelists Chrisitian Basel, Melanie Dean and Doctor Freedom (Brian Burress).

Become a part of The Legend of the Traveling Tardis. Join Guest Host Neisha Mulchan from Diversely Geek and she explores if Doctor Who has a soul with panelists Chrisitian Basel, Melanie Dean and Doctor Freedom (Brian Burress).

Become a part of The Legend of the Traveling Tardis. Join Guest Host Neisha Mulchan from Diversely Geek and she explores if Doctor Who has a soul with panelists Chrisitian Basel, Melanie Dean and Doctor Freedom (Brian Burress).

The Tenth Planet Episode 2. We finish up the Hartnell era!

After the Moonbase commander sets the Something Who team the challenge of recording an episode in an hour and a half to solve a strange illness that's affecting the UK, Richard Giles and Simon discuss the Season 4 Patrick Troughton story The Moonbase and Series 3's David Tennant story Smith and Jones. What could the linking theme be?

Contact the team on Twitter via @Something_Who, find additional content on our Something Who Youtube channel and note our very slight presence on Facebook.

The opening music is from Tipitina by Dr John and the uncredited snatch of music at the end is from Cup of Tea by Kacey Musgraves. 

After the Moonbase commander sets the Something Who team the challenge of recording an episode in an hour and a half to solve a strange illness that's affecting the UK, Richard Giles and Simon discuss the Season 4 Patrick Troughton story The Moonbase and Series 3's David Tennant story Smith and Jones. What could the linking theme be?

Contact the team on Twitter via @Something_Who, find additional content on our Something Who Youtube channel and note our very slight presence on Facebook.

The opening music is from Tipitina by Dr John and the uncredited snatch of music at the end is from Cup of Tea by Kacey Musgraves. 

Tá saindo da jaula o monstro! Mas nem todo monstro é um vilão...

After the Moonbase commander sets the Something Who team the challenge of recording an episode in an hour and a half to solve a strange illness that's affecting the UK, Richard Giles and Simon discuss the Season 4 Patrick Troughton story The Moonbase and Series 3's David Tennant story Smith and Jones. What could the linking theme be?

Contact the team on Twitter via @Something_Who, find additional content on our Something Who Youtube channel and note our very slight presence on Facebook.

The opening music is from Tipitina by Dr John and the uncredited snatch of music at the end is from Cup of Tea by Kacey Musgraves. 

In this, the first of our three-part Jon Pertwee centenary celebration, we talk about the man who played the Third Doctor and his legacy. Ben notes that Pertwee's Doctor is the first Time Lord and contrasts Pertwee's aristocratic portrayal of the Doctor to the more working-class character of the Doctor that Patrick Troughton gave. David comments on how there is a Pertwee revival now happening in fandom over the past few years. Opening music is "The Axons Approach" composed by Dudley Simpson and performed by Brian Hodgson. Closing music is "Silurians" composed by Carey Blyton. The clip at the end is of Pertwee being interviewed on Pebble Mill by Gloria Hunniford.

In this week’s show, Glenn, Shaun and Mel return from The 24 Hours of Gallifrey One – the big Doctor Who convention in sunny Los Angeles, California. We recount stories of our adventure out west to celebrate our favorite show with 3,500 of our closest friends.

But not before getting some big news stories out of the way this week.

And, of course, your feedback!

Enjoy!

After the Moonbase commander sets the Something Who team the challenge of recording an episode in an hour and a half to solve a strange illness that's affecting the UK, Richard Giles and Simon discuss the Season 4 Patrick Troughton story The Moonbase and Series 3's David Tennant story Smith and Jones. What could the linking theme be?

Contact the team on Twitter via @Something_Who, find additional content on our Something Who Youtube channel and note our very slight presence on Facebook.

The opening music is from Tipitina by Dr John and the uncredited snatch of music at the end is from Cup of Tea by Kacey Musgraves. 

In this, the first of our three-part Jon Pertwee centenary celebration, we talk about the man who played the Third Doctor and his legacy. Ben notes that Pertwee's Doctor is the first Time Lord and contrasts Pertwee's aristocratic portrayal of the Doctor to the more working-class character of the Doctor that Patrick Troughton gave. David comments on how there is a Pertwee revival now happening in fandom over the past few years. Opening music is "The Axons Approach" composed by Dudley Simpson and performed by Brian Hodgson. Closing music is "Silurians" composed by Carey Blyton. The clip at the end is of Pertwee being interviewed on Pebble Mill by Gloria Hunniford.

After the Moonbase commander sets the Something Who team the challenge of recording an episode in an hour and a half to solve a strange illness that's affecting the UK, Richard Giles and Simon discuss the Season 4 Patrick Troughton story The Moonbase and Series 3's David Tennant story Smith and Jones. What could the linking theme be?

Contact the team on Twitter via @Something_Who, find additional content on our Something Who Youtube channel and note our very slight presence on Facebook.

The opening music is from Tipitina by Dr John and the uncredited snatch of music at the end is from Cup of Tea by Kacey Musgraves. 

In this, the first of our three-part Jon Pertwee centenary celebration, we talk about the man who played the Third Doctor and his legacy. Ben notes that Pertwee's Doctor is the first Time Lord and contrasts Pertwee's aristocratic portrayal of the Doctor to the more working-class character of the Doctor that Patrick Troughton gave. David comments on how there is a Pertwee revival now happening in fandom over the past few years. Opening music is "The Axons Approach" composed by Dudley Simpson and performed by Brian Hodgson. Closing music is "Silurians" composed by Carey Blyton. The clip at the end is of Pertwee being interviewed on Pebble Mill by Gloria Hunniford.

In this, the first of our three-part Jon Pertwee centenary celebration, we talk about the man who played the Third Doctor and his legacy. Ben notes that Pertwee's Doctor is the first Time Lord and contrasts Pertwee's aristocratic portrayal of the Doctor to the more working-class character of the Doctor that Patrick Troughton gave. David comments on how there is a Pertwee revival now happening in fandom over the past few years. Opening music is "The Axons Approach" composed by Dudley Simpson and performed by Brian Hodgson. Closing music is "Silurians" composed by Carey Blyton. The clip at the end is of Pertwee being interviewed on Pebble Mill by Gloria Hunniford.

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

The Tenth Planet Episode 2. We finish up the Hartnell era!

In this, the first of our three-part Jon Pertwee centenary celebration, we talk about the man who played the Third Doctor and his legacy. Ben notes that Pertwee's Doctor is the first Time Lord and contrasts Pertwee's aristocratic portrayal of the Doctor to the more working-class character of the Doctor that Patrick Troughton gave. David comments on how there is a Pertwee revival now happening in fandom over the past few years. Opening music is "The Axons Approach" composed by Dudley Simpson and performed by Brian Hodgson. Closing music is "Silurians" composed by Carey Blyton. The clip at the end is of Pertwee being interviewed on Pebble Mill by Gloria Hunniford.

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

In this week's show, Glenn, Shaun and Mel return from The 24 Hours of Gallifrey One – the big Doctor Who convention in sunny Los Angeles, California. We recount stories of our adventure out west to celebrate our favorite show with 3,500 of our closest friends. But not before getting some big news stories out of the way this week. And, of course, your feedback! Enjoy! The post Episode 112 – For Those Left Behind (Gallifrey One 2013 Wrap-up) appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

The Tenth Planet Episode 2. We finish up the Hartnell era!

The End, This Podcast is a Geek Audio Blog, Boaty, Lonely Space Alien, Weighty, Inevitable Non-Existent Football Tangent, RIP Steve Ditko, Terry Gilliam's and John Cleese's Whiny Privileged Rants, Jaws, Rick and Morty, The Handmaid's Tale, The Expanse, Soylent Green, RPi Accessories, NES Classic Accessories, Clean Meat? That Pub in Altair, Ramping Up Output, Oh My Bork!

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

The Tenth Planet Episode 2. We finish up the Hartnell era!

The End, This Podcast is a Geek Audio Blog, Boaty, Lonely Space Alien, Weighty, Inevitable Non-Existent Football Tangent, RIP Steve Ditko, Terry Gilliam's and John Cleese's Whiny Privileged Rants, Jaws, Rick and Morty, The Handmaid's Tale, The Expanse, Soylent Green, RPi Accessories, NES Classic Accessories, Clean Meat? That Pub in Altair, Ramping Up Output, Oh My Bork!

The premiere episode of Eric and Sean's new podventure: THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

Director: Randa Haines

Producer: Patrick J. Palmer, Burt Sugarman

Screenplay:  Hesper Anderson, from a play by Mark Medoff

Photography:  John Seale

Music:  Michael Convertino

Cast:  William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie, Philip Bosco, Allison Gompf

Rotten Tomatoes:  Critics 81%/Audiences 79%

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcast adventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

Doctor Who Comics Day, Big Finish, and Steven Moffat's agonies over Series 7 top the news this week, as does the ascent of Piers Wenger to Grand Poobah of Commissioning of Things of a Dramatic Nature for the BBC. But what you really want to know about is the work of Classic Series director Paul Bernard, who helmed "Day of the Daleks", "The Time Monster" and "Frontier In Space" and we have an examination of his work...in the Miniscope!

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

Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcast adventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcast adventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcast adventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

The End, This Podcast is a Geek Audio Blog, Boaty, Lonely Space Alien, Weighty, Inevitable Non-Existent Football Tangent, RIP Steve Ditko, Terry Gilliam's and John Cleese's Whiny Privileged Rants, Jaws, Rick and Morty, The Handmaid's Tale, The Expanse, Soylent Green, RPi Accessories, NES Classic Accessories, Clean Meat? That Pub in Altair, Ramping Up Output, Oh My Bork!

Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcastadventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

 

Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcast adventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcastadventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

 

Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcastadventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts

 

My classic series re-watch reaches the iconic Doctor Who: Genesis of The Daleks an all time classic with memorable performances all round and excellent direction from David Maloney. Oh and keep listening after the end theme for a little treat.

End Theme: Dr Who(Gypsy Guitar) by Thrip

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Prognosis Negative isn't dead!

But meanwhile Sean and Eric have embarked on a new movie podcastadventure in THE BEST PICTURE PODCAST. Why? What is it?? Each season of the pod we use a randomizer to select a year of the Film Academy's existence. Then we sit down and discuss each Best Picture nominee of that year in alphabetical order

Stay tuned to this feed for Episode 1: Children of the Damned...

 

thebestpicturepodcast.libsyn.com

Link for iTunes and Apple Podcasts