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The Doctor, Vicki and Steve arrive in England in 1066 and are pitted against Saxon logic, brutal Vikings and a fellow time traveller.

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Cultdom - Our Mary Tamm Memories. This is an extract from Cultdom Episode 161 which was recorded on the 29th July 2012 just three days after the actress had sadly died. Today would have been her 66th Birthday

Cultdom - Our Mary Tamm Memories. This is an extract from Cultdom Episode 161 which was recorded on the 29th July 2012 just three days after the actress had sadly died. Today would have been her 66th Birthday

Meet the latest addition to Who Back When, The Roarmeister, who henceforth will be doing Classic Who reviews with Ponken.

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Cultdom - Our Mary Tamm Memories. This is an extract from Cultdom Episode 161 which was recorded on the 29th July 2012 just three days after the actress had sadly died. Today would have been her 66th Birthday

Day of the Daleks

Adam, Kirby, Mary and new girl Debbie Melrose review this Jon Pertwee story and have feedback, news and this week's You Won't Get This One to contend with.

Cultdom - Our Mary Tamm Memories. This is an extract from Cultdom Episode 161 which was recorded on the 29th July 2012 just three days after the actress had sadly died. Today would have been her 66th Birthday

Cultdom - Our Mary Tamm Memories. This is an extract from Cultdom Episode 161 which was recorded on the 29th July 2012 just three days after the actress had sadly died. Today would have been her 66th Birthday

The 6th Doctor walks into a building and they build an extension just to house his ego. If it were a tangible thing, the 6th Doctor’s ego could be seen from space. After he regenerated on Androzanni Minor, the TARDIS … Continue reading →

Cultdom - Our Mary Tamm Memories. This is an extract from Cultdom Episode 161 which was recorded on the 29th July 2012 just three days after the actress had sadly died. Today would have been her 66th Birthday

Cultdom - Our Mary Tamm Memories. This is an extract from Cultdom Episode 161 which was recorded on the 29th July 2012 just three days after the actress had sadly died. Today would have been her 66th Birthday

In diesem - schon vor einiger Zeit aufgenommenen - Podcast besprechen Kolja und Raphael das Dokudrama "An Adventure in Space and Time". Nebenbei erfinden wir den neuen Trend "Twitting" (go Girls, go! ;) und kommen wie immer von Holzchen auf Stockchen.

In Episode 26: Effective at 30 Feet!, the fellows discuss playing with their dolls--er, action figures--and swoon a little bit over mod fashions, but then recover their masculinity by evaluating the military effectiveness of The War Machines and the murky moral areas of the two War Doctor audio story arcs Only the Monstrous and Infernal Devices. Plus, the world debut of a missing first draft scene from The Enemy of the World that is totally the genuine article from 1967 and was not just written a few days ago by Kelvin, not at all!

In Episode 26: Effective at 30 Feet!, the fellows discuss playing with their dolls--er, action figures--and swoon a little bit over mod fashions, but then recover their masculinity by evaluating the military effectiveness of The War Machines and the murky moral areas of the two War Doctor audio story arcs Only the Monstrous and Infernal Devices. Plus, the world debut of a missing first draft scene from The Enemy of the World that is totally the genuine article from 1967 and was not just written a few days ago by Kelvin, not at all!

In Episode 26: Effective at 30 Feet!, the fellows discuss playing with their dolls—er, action figures—and swoon a little bit over mod fashions, but then recover their masculinity by evaluating the military effectiveness of The War Machines and the murky moral areas of the two War Doctor audio story arcs Only the Monstrous and Infernal Devices. Plus, the world debut of a missing first draft scene from The Enemy of the World that is totally the genuine article from 1967 and was not just written a few days ago by Kelvin, not at all!

In Episode 26: Effective at 30 Feet!, the fellows discuss playing with their dolls—er, action figures—and swoon a little bit over mod fashions, but then recover their masculinity by evaluating the military effectiveness of The War Machines and the murky moral areas of the two War Doctor audio story arcs Only the Monstrous and Infernal Devices. Plus, the world debut of a missing first draft scene from The Enemy of the World that is totally the genuine article from 1967 and was not just written a few days ago by Kelvin, not at all!

Adam, Debbie, Andy, Kirby and Mary return to review The Macra Terror plus lots of feedback!!!! The winner of the competition to win a Lovarzi 4th Doctor scarf is revealed. We also have news and You Won't Get This One.

In diesem - schon vor einiger Zeit aufgenommenen - Podcast besprechen Kolja und Raphael das Dokudrama "An Adventure in Space and Time". Nebenbei erfinden wir den neuen Trend "Twitting" (go Girls, go! ;) und kommen wie immer von Holzchen auf Stockchen.

Adam, Debbie, Andy, Kirby and Mary return to review The Macra Terror plus lots of feedback!!!! The winner of the competition to win a Lovarzi 4th Doctor scarf is revealed. We also have news and You Won't Get This One.

Kiyan and Dylan had a hard time finishing a summary.

This week Kiyan and Dylan separately watched The Web Planet, written by Bill Strutton and aired in February and March of 1965. They spend 45 minutes on the summary because they kept getting sidetracked by other things in the serial.

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The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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What's going on? Secret passage ways? Watching Nicholas Parsons practicing a sermon, Chris, Kat and Josh debate why the Russians and the British are enemies in World War Two or perhaps AFTER World War Two. What does that pile of fake bombs really look like? Josh finally got that they were going to provide the computer to the Russians and it contains the poison! Mind blown. Flasks, chess sets, bones in a desert, recurring themes, scribbles in a wall, and a confusing set of events leads to Ace being a genius. Take me to the decrypt room!!

(c) Doctor Who is a copyright of the BBC

Kiyan and Dylan had a hard time finishing a summary.

This week Kiyan and Dylan separately watched The Web Planet, written by Bill Strutton and aired in February and March of 1965. They spend 45 minutes on the summary because they kept getting sidetracked by other things in the serial.

Doctor Who (c) The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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What's going on? Secret passage ways? Watching Nicholas Parsons practicing a sermon, Chris, Kat and Josh debate why the Russians and the British are enemies in World War Two or perhaps AFTER World War Two. What does that pile of fake bombs really look like? Josh finally got that they were going to provide the computer to the Russians and it contains the poison! Mind blown. Flasks, chess sets, bones in a desert, recurring themes, scribbles in a wall, and a confusing set of events leads to Ace being a genius. Take me to the decrypt room!!

(c) Doctor Who is a copyright of the BBC

What's going on? Secret passage ways? Watching Nicholas Parsons practicing a sermon, Chris, Kat and Josh debate why the Russians and the British are enemies in World War Two or perhaps AFTER World War Two. What does that pile of fake bombs really look like? Josh finally got that they were going to provide the computer to the Russians and it contains the poison! Mind blown. Flasks, chess sets, bones in a desert, recurring themes, scribbles in a wall, and a confusing set of events leads to Ace being a genius. Take me to the decrypt room!!

(c) Doctor Who is a copyright of the BBC

The random selector brings Tom and Louis to season 15 of Doctor Who, to discuss rustic racism and glow skulls. Louis remarks on the Doctor's moral values, and Tom unpacks the implication of K-9's character arc in the serial.

 

From Big Finish Site A close encounter with a stray missile leads the Doctor to materialise his TARDIS on a planet that hangs in the dark at the edge of the known universe. A planet so dark that it exists in near-permanent night. A planet that enjoys just a single day’s light once every thousand years… Exactly what happens on the planet in its rare daylight hours – that’s what a geographical survey headed by Senior Tutor Bengel is stationed here to establish. They, the Doctor and Leela are about to discover that when daylight comes, the White Ghosts rise… So don’t be afraid of the dark. The cover of night is a mercy. Written By: Alan BarnesDirected By: Nicholas Briggs Cast Tom Baker (The Doctor), Louise Jameson (Leela), Virginia Hey(Bengel), Bethan Walker (Aranda), Gbemisola Ikumelo (Morandi),James Joyce (Candelli/Harvester)

What's going on? Secret passage ways? Watching Nicholas Parsons practicing a sermon, Chris, Kat and Josh debate why the Russians and the British are enemies in World War Two or perhaps AFTER World War Two. What does that pile of fake bombs really look like? Josh finally got that they were going to provide the computer to the Russians and it contains the poison! Mind blown. Flasks, chess sets, bones in a desert, recurring themes, scribbles in a wall, and a confusing set of events leads to Ace being a genius. Take me to the decrypt room!!

(c) Doctor Who is a copyright of the BBC

A departure for 2MTL: why pontificate about a character when I can approach it fictionally? Here's a character study about Clara Oswald, and what might have been beneath her blurted confession in "The Time of the Doctor."

Our March episode is here! We discuss the mysterious casting of the next companion, introduce a new game, and share childhood Easter stories.

Cloned super soldiers that look like potatos. Who else can we be talking about but the Sontaran race? This week we put these war mongering side dishes under the microscope to find out just what makes them tick.

WARNING: Contains rabbit chasing

Our March episode is here! We discuss the mysterious casting of the next companion, introduce a new game, and share childhood Easter stories.

Cloned super soldiers that look like potatos.  Who else can we be talking about but the Sontaran race?  This week we put these war mongering side dishes under the microscope to find out just what makes them tick.

WARNING: Contains rabbit chasing

Our March episode is here! We discuss the mysterious casting of the next companion, introduce a new game, and share childhood Easter stories.

Our March episode is here! We discuss the mysterious casting of the next companion, introduce a new game, and share childhood Easter stories.

After what feels like an eternity, Phil and Paul finally round off their series 3 retrospective with a look at The Last of The Time Lords.  Yes it's the turn of probably the most least regarded series finale in existence that the hosts of this podcast wish they could forget.  However, amongst the ire and general bile, they do manage to have some fun along the with actors pulling stupid faces, the Doctors impression of Mr. Burns and at long last they read out an email sent from a listener nearly a year ago.

And in the news this week, Ben Miller joins the cast of series 8, Day of The Doctor is up for a pointless award which brings back childhood horror for Phil and in a massive edition of Omega's Tat Corner there are all sorts of nick-nacks to tickle your fancy which also gives Phil and Paul a great idea for a TV show.

Our March episode is here! We discuss the mysterious casting of the next companion, introduce a new game, and share childhood Easter stories.

Our March episode is here! We discuss the mysterious casting of the next companion, introduce a new game, and share childhood Easter stories.

After what feels like an eternity, Phil and Paul finally round off their series 3 retrospective with a look at The Last of The Time Lords.  Yes it's the turn of probably the most least regarded series finale in existence that the hosts of this podcast wish they could forget.  However, amongst the ire and general bile, they do manage to have some fun along the with actors pulling stupid faces, the Doctors impression of Mr. Burns and at long last they read out an email sent from a listener nearly a year ago.

And in the news this week, Ben Miller joins the cast of series 8, Day of The Doctor is up for a pointless award which brings back childhood horror for Phil and in a massive edition of Omega's Tat Corner there are all sorts of nick-nacks to tickle your fancy which also gives Phil and Paul a great idea for a TV show.

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After what feels like an eternity, Phil and Paul finally round off their series 3 retrospective with a look at The Last of The Time Lords.  Yes it's the turn of probably the most least regarded series finale in existence that the hosts of this podcast wish they could forget.  However, amongst the ire and general bile, they do manage to have some fun along the with actors pulling stupid faces, the Doctors impression of Mr. Burns and at long last they read out an email sent from a listener nearly a year ago.

And in the news this week, Ben Miller joins the cast of series 8, Day of The Doctor is up for a pointless award which brings back childhood horror for Phil and in a massive edition of Omega's Tat Corner there are all sorts of nick-nacks to tickle your fancy which also gives Phil and Paul a great idea for a TV show.

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With literally no news whatsoever this week in the world of Doctor Who, our attention wanders to gatherings of the nerd tribes, specifically this weekend at (Re)generation Who in Maryland....and Peter Capaldi making an appearance at La Mole Comic Con in Mexico! Doctor Who (aka "Doctor Misterio" in Mexico) is so popular he was mobbed at the airport by adoring fans..as is only right and proper. And we continue our Series 9 commentaries with Alisa Stern of Doctor Puppet (known in Mexico as "Doctor Marioneta") as we dive...Under The Lake!

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

With literally no news whatsoever this week in the world of Doctor Who, our attention wanders to gatherings of the nerd tribes, specifically this weekend at (Re)generation Who in Maryland....and Peter Capaldi making an appearance at La Mole Comic Con in Mexico! Doctor Who (aka "Doctor Misterio" in Mexico) is so popular he was mobbed at the airport by adoring fans..as is only right and proper. And we continue our Series 9 commentaries with Alisa Stern of Doctor Puppet (known in Mexico as "Doctor Marioneta") as we dive...Under The Lake!

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

What derails the Three Who Rule from the week's news and a gripping Miniscope about classic series director Rodney Bennett? Why, it's the #firsttargetnovel Twitter discussion from Full Circle scribe and all-around gentleman Andrew Smith! Your hosts thoroughly enjoyed drenching themselves in novelised nostalgia, and loon forward to further trips to the fannish past. Eventually, the fellas settle down and talk about the work of Mr. Bennett, who helmed three stories in the Tom Baker era - "The Ark in Space", "The Sontaran Experiment", and "The Masque of Mandragora". But what of the future? What wondrous commentaries and other aural delights are in store for you, dear listener? WHAT!?

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

With literally no news whatsoever this week in the world of Doctor Who, our attention wanders to gatherings of the nerd tribes, specifically this weekend at (Re)generation Who in Maryland....and Peter Capaldi making an appearance at La Mole Comic Con in Mexico! Doctor Who (aka "Doctor Misterio" in Mexico) is so popular he was mobbed at the airport by adoring fans..as is only right and proper. And we continue our Series 9 commentaries with Alisa Stern of Doctor Puppet (known in Mexico as "Doctor Marioneta") as we dive...Under The Lake!

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

With literally no news whatsoever this week in the world of Doctor Who, our attention wanders to gatherings of the nerd tribes, specifically this weekend at (Re)generation Who in Maryland....and Peter Capaldi making an appearance at La Mole Comic Con in Mexico! Doctor Who (aka "Doctor Misterio" in Mexico) is so popular he was mobbed at the airport by adoring fans..as is only right and proper. And we continue our Series 9 commentaries with Alisa Stern of Doctor Puppet (known in Mexico as "Doctor Marioneta") as we dive...Under The Lake!

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

What derails the Three Who Rule from the week's news and a gripping Miniscope about classic series director Rodney Bennett? Why, it's the #firsttargetnovel Twitter discussion from Full Circle scribe and all-around gentleman Andrew Smith! Your hosts thoroughly enjoyed drenching themselves in novelised nostalgia, and loon forward to further trips to the fannish past. Eventually, the fellas settle down and talk about the work of Mr. Bennett, who helmed three stories in the Tom Baker era - "The Ark in Space", "The Sontaran Experiment", and "The Masque of Mandragora". But what of the future? What wondrous commentaries and other aural delights are in store for you, dear listener? WHAT!?

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