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Join the DWP Team for this month’s Episode as they career around fandom in a virtual Campervan that is most definitely smaller on the inside! In Episode 296….

00:00 to 19:15 Introduction, Jon Pertwee at 100, Big Finish at 20, Mindwarp at the BFI, no Doctor Who presence at San Diego Comic Con with James and Phil
19:15 to 22:10 The Runaway (13th Doctor VR experience) with Adam
22:10 to 28:50 Phil and James being confused about The Runaway leading to Cosplaying as the 6th Doctor with another Adam (a different incarnation, you might say)
29:30 to 50:10 Nine Lives Part 1 with Phil, Brent and Ian
54:20 to 1:07:15 Big Finish: Loup-Garoux with Brent and Drew
1:07:20 to 1:11:55 Outro, James Phil
1:12:10 to 1:14:20 VAM!

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Over two consecutive weekends in June, the Diddly Dumbers attended the “Planet of the Daleks” event at the BFI, the “Maximum Power” Blakes 7 event in Steventon  and the “An Afternoon at Devil’s End” event at Aldbourne. Tune in as we regale you with our adventures.

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SHOWNOTES

(00:10:38) “Podcasters Melt in Hot Weather” was a slogan aimed at improving studio conditions for podcasters and was promoted in this 2019 poster from the Diddly Dum Whoseum Safety Directorate.

(00:11:38) Doc presenting the Golden Emperor Dalek’s casing to The Whoseum can be found 01:34:55 into our podcast number 26.

(00:12:05) Andrew Cartmel being asked whether the Golden Emperor was the inspiration for Davros’s casing in “Remembrance of the Daleks” can be found 00:56:25 into our podcast number 16.

(00:26:04) SPLINK was a slogan aimed at improving road safety for children and was promoted by Jon Pertwee in this 1976 public information film from the Central Office of Information.

(00:40:26) Photos of our visit to Avebury can be found on our Tumble page here and here.

(00:44:35) Johnny Who Entertainments produces not for profit fan films in the Dr Who and Blakes 7 Universe. A trailer for the “The Curse of Devil’s End” being filmed during our visit can be found here.

(00:46:30) Mark’s selfie with John Levene, together with other photos can be found on our Tumblr page here and here.

(00:52:16) “Maximum “power” was a celebration of Blakes 7 held in Steventon on Sunday 23rd June 2019. Photos of the event can be found on our Tumblr page here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here.

(01:14:15) “An Afternoon at Devil’s End” was organised by @WhosAtThePlayhouse. Photos can be found on our Tumblr page here and here and here and here.

(01:19:20) John Levene hosting the 2002 Pacific Southwest Emmy Awards.

(01:37:45) “Doctor Who and the Daleks Omnibus”, edited by Daleks creator Terry Nation, was a British omnibus published in 1976, especially for Marks and Spencer. It featured a collection of articles and photographs related to the Daleks as they had appeared in Doctor Who, as well as abridged and illustrated reprints of the novelisations “Doctor Who and the Planet of the Daleks” and “Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks” by Terrance Dicks. Some of the book’s pages can be found on our Tumblr page here.

The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched anything from.

In this episode we discuss some of the interesting announcements from Comic Con 2019 - we go back over some of the trailers and discuss what we're most excited about seeing.

The Metebelis Two Ace retrospective continues this week with a discussion about The Genocide Machine, which was the second Big Finish release to feature Ace. The story is very reminiscent of a Terry Nation story with all that entails. So, a jungle planet with Daleks and rather one-dimensional supporting characters. With the Daleks return for the first time since Remembrance was this story able to deliver? The opening sound is a gentle rain fall. Closing music is the Eurythmics' song "Here Comes the Rain Again" from 1983.

This week David and Matt review the third episode from season four: "The Planet Of The Ood". This week David ponders on whether or not he would enjoy having an obedient companion whilst Matt contemplates the role he would play in the Doctor Who universe.

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This week my classic series re-watch reaches Doctor Who: Destiny of The Daleks which marked the return of Davros.

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Nuge continues to hold down the podcasting fort while Monts is still off on his travels. This week he's joined by Dan Marshall, former host of the Sidekickcast podcast and one of the guys behind Cape Killer Clothing.

In this week's episode Nuge gives a shout out to the Kickstarter for the occult adventure story Cognition Vol 1. Dan then takes us on a surreal ride with Dark Knights: Metal. The lads then cast a critical eye over Stranger Things Season 3 before taking a look at Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as announced at SDCC.

Com saudades do 12º Doutor com a Clara? Então esse review é pra você! Com as histórias se passando ao longo das aventuras da 8ª Temporada da série, o Ano Um de publicações da Titan Comics traz um 12º moleque, ainda se questionando se é mesmo um homem bom, e Clara tentando fazer o malabarismo de ter uma vida normal e viajar na TARDIS.
O grande vilão das histórias são os Hyperions, uma raça de sóis vivos que planejam se vingar dos Senhores do Tempo queimando tudo que der pelo caminho! Mas temos também Polvos mafiosos, Charlotte Brontë vs Aranhas do espaço, a ira da deusa Kali e mais um monte de coisa incrível nessas 16 edições!

[Tempo dos arcos comentados]
•  Terrorformer - 04:10
•  The Swords of Kali - 20:50
•  The Fractures - 44:38
•  Gangland - 01:01:20
•  Unearthly Things - 01:23:34
•  The Hyperion Empire - 01:34:38
•  Relative Dimensions - 02:02:46

Series 3, Episode 58 of Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats! And the episode we will be reviewing today is...

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On this week's podcast, Eleven and his companions encounter a group of humans using cloned doppelgangers as slaves for dangerous work -- but the doppelgangers have other ideas!

QotW: If you had a remote control doppelganger of yourself with which you could take any risk with no danger to yourself, what would you use it for?

So Here's the Thing.../Listener Mailbag/Who News

Discussion of "The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People" (Connor 8.75, David 6.5, Trevor 6.75, Charlie 7.5)

Big Finish: Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures, #61: Faith Stealer (David 8, Trevor 7, Charlie 8)

Hosts:

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• Charlie  @insanityinchaos    The Comic Conspiracy
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• Connor YouTube: The Deadly Emerald

Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #218, A Good Man Goes To War! Our audio adventure will be Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures, #62: The Last, available from BigFinish.com.

We test the limits of our "find the good in everything" zeitgeist as we press on through the fourth episode of Torchwood's first season. It's...a thing that aired.

@TinDogPodcast reviews Torchwood God Among Us 3 from @Bigfinish

This title was released in July 2019. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until August 31st 2019, and on general sale after this date. What if you’d committed a truly dreadful crime but couldn’t remember? The Doctor takes Peri to the Memory Farm – a state of the art space station where hidden memories can be harvested and analysed. To their surprise, they find the station in lock-down and all its resources dedicated to probing the memories of an elderly man. Garius Moro may, or may not, have been responsible for the deaths of billions of people many years ago, but he simply can’t remember. The assembled representatives of two opposing factions, each with their own agenda, anxiously wait for the truth to be unlocked from Moro’s mind. But when a memory does eventually surface, everyone is surprised to learn that it is of Peri...

We're back into New Who and visual medium Who this week. And we're going to expel a lot of breaths talking about Oxygen. Lucky for us there isn't an evil corporation trying to kill us. Although there may be after this episode. Gear up and hold your breath for Oxygen, unless you're exposed to a vacuum, then don't hold your breath... it's complicated.

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Toni and Joe discuss Dick Magic, Tit Talk, and EGG! as the Green Bulge rides again in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Creature from the Pit.

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On the seventieth edition of Reality Bomb, Graeme Burk brings back emeritus producer Alex Kennard (and drafts Lori Steuart) for another segment of "Is This Rumour Hot or Not?" as they judge the latest rumours (or not) from the Doctor Who set. Neil Perryman brings the "love it or hate it" Sylvester McCoy story Ghost Light to the Gallery of the Underrated. And Joy Piedmont talks to Monica Duarte, Jim Sangster and Derek Compare about Doctor Who collecting in all its various forms. Plus listeners letters, and the protest about Ianto at BBC Wales goes into its tenth year!

We requested and she answered! Join us as Nicole Mazza returns as we place the Companion Spotlight on Martha Jones. How does Martha’s exit from Series 3 compare to Series 4? How has Martha grown as a character since the last time she and the Doctor were face-to-face?  Find out what and more in this episode as the Discussing Network presents Discussing Who Episode 160. Hosted by Kyle Jones and Nicole Mazza.

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Fans of every other franchise in the world seemed to have a lot to celebrate at San Diego Comic Con. Doctor Who wasn't part of the hype machine–so how IS our beloved time-travelling show doing these days?

Who would have thought we’d see the day Christopher Eccleston would grace the hallowed ground of Edmonton, Alberta, the sacred land of two-thirds of Radio Free Skaro? And yet here we are, as Mr. Eccleston will be a guest of Edmonton Expo (not affiliated with RFS) in September! Alas, North America isn’t so lucky when it comes to DVD and Blu-rayss, as we’ll have to wait until Christmas for the Colin Baker Blu-Ray set, but you can get Big Finish’s 20th anniversary extravaganza The Legacy of Time right now! And speaking of things you can do right now, why not listen to our interview with visual effects wizard, compositor and animator Rob Ritchie, veteran of Doctor Who animated reconstructions and special editions! Do so! At once!

Links:

– Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! – Gallifrey One 2020 tickets still on sale – Christopher Eccleston announced for Edmonton Expo – Colin Baker Season 2 North American Blu-ray release coming December 3 – Complete David Tennant Blu-Ray due in North America September 17 – “The Macra Terror” North American release pushed back to November 19 – Matthew Sweet interviews Eric Saward about new Doctor Who novelizations – Big Finish “The Legacy of Time” now available – Big Finish “Donna Noble: Kidnapped” announced for May 2020

Interview:

– Rob Ritchie

Now for the Trust Your Doctor Code. Five words: The Rock is The Doctor.

For once we can say we have a special “Christmas in July” episode of Trust Your Doctor. Because by some weird coincidence this goes out right near the end of July. Not quite on the 25th, or in the middle either, but it’s close enough. Is this the closest that Doctor Who has ever come to a Christmas in July? I’d like to think so and because of that I’m claiming the first for Trust Your Doctor. It’s Last Christmas, written by Steven Moffat and aired on December 25, 2014.

Show-notes:
8:59 I’M GONNA TAKE MY HEARSE TO THE OLD TOWN ROAD.
12:10 It was William Blake.
12:40 Here’s a Jungle Book fanfic that uses The Tyger as an epigraph. Next best thing.
15:25 Relive the magic of Troll 2 and Never Ending Story 3 vicariously through us on Triple Play, our movie trilogy podcast.
19:30 Things like “Jake Paulers.” (shudder)
19:54 Merry Xmas Everybody by Slade. Can’t believe I’m being forced to listen to Christmas music in July.
25:53 Started way before Freud.
31:25 Gallifreyan alphabet guide.
43:02 You can listen to The Memory Cheats from Big Finish. You can also listen to The Memory Cheats podcast from The Memory Cheats.
50:29 It’s been 84 years since I last got the opportunity to link to this meme.

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In the last episode before a summer break, Ben and Mark rather aptly confront an evil sun and an evil arts project that attracts a cavalcade of freaks and riffraff. Is 'The Rings of Akhaten' as bad as its reputation suggests? Is there any real merit in asking an old Doctor to do a new speech? Does arc-building have casualties? And whilst we're at it, what is 'The Greatest Show in the Galaxy' about, anyway? Violent hippies? The battle to save Doctor Who from cancellation? Comedy as a defence mechanism? All this and more in the 75th On the Time Lash!

It's Italian Hamlet with sprinkles of The Daemons and a strange, hay-bearing lake

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The Beast and his armies shall rise from the pit and make war! Apologies. Electromagnetics have interfered with the ESW system. Mike, Mike, Mary, and Dan Kozuh become Friends of the Ood and review...

Earth Station Who is a show dedicated to the culture around the BBC icon Doctor Who. Join Mike F, Mike G and Dave as we explore the 50 year history and fandom surrounding the Doctor With reviews, interviews and just general talk you never know WHO might pop up.

Oh, what's this here then? It's only a ruddy lovely episode of Stace & Barry in the Morning! Join the dynamic duo for some thoughts on audiobooks, Frank's bottom, Point Blank on Netflix and how to accurately pronounce Jeff Lemire's surname!

The duo also share their love for the BPRD Comic Universe.

With Monts off on his summer travels Nuge is joined by Vince Hunt co-host on the Awesome Comics Podcast and creator of the Red Mask From Mars comics series.

The normal GS format goes out of the window in favour of a proper deep dive into the ups and downs of Podcasting.

Vince just manage to slip in a comic shut out for Outer Darkness from Image Comics.  We also get a Notes from Vince segment where he talk about what soundtrack he's loving at the moment.

Erika and Steven move on to episode 2 of the final story in season 7. Erika doesn’t want it to end. Like really doesn’t want it to end. Like really really doesn’t want it to end.

She may go on a bit…

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This week David and Matt review the second episode from season four: "The Fires of Pompeii". This week Matt manages to predict the entire plot of the episode before bothering to watch it which causes David anxiety when attempting to dissect the plot. Ultimately David struggles to believe that Matt actually watched the episode.

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This week my classic series re-watch reaches Doctor Who: The Armageddon Factor, final story in The Key to Time arc.

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Seguindo nossa maratona dos quadrinhos anuais de cada Doutor, hoje é dia de The Eleventh Doctor - Ano Um! Composto de 15 edições, num arco contínuo, as aventuras se passam durante a Lua de Mel de Amy e Rory.

Junte-se 11º Doutor e seus novos companions, Alice Obiefune, a assistente de bibliotecária, John Jones, o futuro rockstar à la David Bowie, e ARC, o ser amorfo mais gentil do universo, para enfrentar a maligna organização SERVEYOUinc! Só dar o play e vir com a gente!

Hey Who fans. In this week's show...

It's that time of year again when San Diego Comic Con is upon us and lovers of artwork will want to check out portraits of all 14 Doctors by artist Jeremy Enecio which will be on display all weekend.

A bunch of SDCC exclusives are available, a new blu ray set "The Complete David Tennant" is releasing in the US in September and Donna Noble is returning to Big Finish next year.

An often loved two-parter and a story we've spoken about fondly but after a recent re-watch are we still into this one, listeners of ours?

Next week our review will be the SJA story - The Mad Woman in the Attic. Until then have a super week and remember - Allons-y!

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Holding Pattern, Muggy Weather, Brexit, NHS, Jett, Legion, The Boys, New Look Twitter, Prime Day, Smart CIty RObotic Challenge, Mad Cow Disease: The Great British Beef Scandal, Horizon: The Honest Supermarket: What's Really in Our Food? Caramel Brand Cheap Baritone Ukulele Review Part 2, Photoshopping My Novel's Cover, Crisps
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In this week’s episode, we review the second half of the Big Finish The Diary of River Song Volume 1 boxset. This time hear what we thought of  1.3 “Signs”, 1.4 “The Rules of the Universe”.

Plus we discuss rumors and news.

And, of course, feedback.

Enjoy!

With a slow and steady float down a tunnel of diminishing quality, we reach the core of the penultimate Season 15 story, "Underworld".

Stylin Steve has a box..whats in the BOX?! Shannon laments mainland SF conventions. The boys debate the merits and pitfalls of the Doctor Who Animation Collection DVD offering The Scream Of The Shalka. Richard E Grant may be anemic.

Series 3, Episode 57 of Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats! And the episode we will be reviewing today is...

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On this week's podcast, Eleven and his companions get mail and leave the universe in search of a lost Time Lord survivor -- but get more than they bargained for when they find out who really sent the message!

QotW: If you could ask the TARDIS to verbally answer any one question about anything in space and time, what would you ask?

So Here's the Thing.../Listener Mailbag/Who News

Discussion of "The Doctor's Wife" (Charlie 9, Connor 9, David 9, Trevor 9)

Big Finish: Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures, #55: The Twilight Kingdom (Charlie 7, David 8, Trevor 7.75)

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• Charlie  @insanityinchaos    The Comic Conspiracy
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• Connor YouTube: The Deadly Emerald

Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #217, The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People! Our audio adventure will be The Monthly Adventures #61: Doctor Who: Faith Stealer, available from BigFinish.com.

Joining Martyn this week is Chris Walker-Thomson. The pair discuss Doctor Who spin-off's, ones that have been and ones they would like to see.

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With Millie missing, The Doctor and Travis get nostalgic in the 1990s – with deadly results.

Editing and Sound Design: David King.
Theme music arrangement: Drew Krassowski.
Additional music: Luke Baldridge.
Producers: Melinda-Catherine Gross, Michael Nixon, and Ben Paddon.

Torchwood vs Monsters! The seas of planet Earth are choked by plastic. Plastic that no-one has a use for and no-one can get rid of. Rhys Williams finds himself stranded on a container ship in a sea of debris. People on board are dying. Because, luckily, someone’s found a solution to Earth’s polluted waters. The Nestene Consciousness can never have too much plastic.

We continue our journey with Ace and Doctor Who after the programme ended on BBC One with The Fearmonger. Written by Jonathan Blum and released by Big Finish in 2000, this story is quite relevant to the political climate of today with its anti-immigrant politics and increasingly mainstream fascism. Upon its release, Ben recalls that it seemed a bit farfetched, but giving it a fresh listen to now 19 years later it really stands out as a significant story. David likes how this is a finely crafted mystery and Blum's love for and knowledge of this era is well on display. Both praise how well Ace and the Doctor work together as a team throughout this story. Beautify written, this is a must-listen-to story. Opening music is "First Shooting" from Alistair Lock's score for The Fearmonger. Closing music is the 1978 song "Power in the Darkness" by the English punk band Tom Robinson Band, which stylized fist on its cover was the inspiration for Clayton Hickman's CD cover design.

It's our first adventure into the world of Big Finish Audio Productions, and it's our second look at Paul McGann as the 8th Doctor (technically third, but who's counting). It's a the Doctor and the Daleks at it again, familiar territory with a fresh spin. Vince, Beth and Kris dive into The Blood of the Daleks (and then promptly shower).

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This bonus episode contains the audio recording of Matt's attempt to introduce David to the world of Doctor Who video games. Unfortunately the game he chose to do so was the PS2 game "Top Trumps: Doctor Who".
For full context listen to Episode 41: 'Pals and Pot Bellies'
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Mark is joined by Brendan Jones to talk about gaming and in particular the Nintendo Switch.

You can find Brendan here:

Twitter

Flight Through Entirety

Bondfinger

Jodie Into Terror

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Mark recommends Quickly Kevin, Will He Score?

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Hoje começamos nossa maratona dos quadrinhos anuais de cada Doutor! The Tenth Doctor - Ano Um é composto de 15 edições, com 5 arcos de histórias interligadas e aventuras incríveis (que se passam no espaço de tempo entre Planet of the Dead e The End of Time)!
Venha conhecer Gabby Gonzalez, a nova companion do 10º Doutor, e se aventurar por museus no espaço, trincheiras de guerra e pirâmides voadoras. Além, claro, de enfrentar seres que se alimentam de energia negativa, Weeping Angels e Osirianos! Só dar o play e vir com a gente!

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•  Revolutions of Terror - 02:42
•  The Arts in Space - 26:30
•  The Weeping Angels of Mons - 45:19
•  Echo - 01:13:39
•  The Fountains of Forever / Spiral Staircase / Sins of the Father - 01:18:42

Welcome to our first guest essayist of the new 2MTL! I met Nicole Hill in person for the first time at the 2019 Gallifrey One convention. It was a pleasure to talk with her then, and soon after I followed her on Twitter only soon after to read a couple of epic threads she wrote about one Danny Pink.

Nicole is the voice behind Black TARDIS. She writes about the show from her Black, queer, female perspective. You can follow her @BlackTARDIS on Twitter and visit her at blackinspaceandti.me

"If the rest of his presentation is as riveting as the first little epic, wake me when it’s finished."

The Trial of a Time Lord goes all meta with one of the riskiest lines in Doctor Who history.

The "first little epic" is The Mysterious Planet, in which the Doctor is on remand, Peri (from Marble Arch, USA) is in demand and Joan Sims commands her ragged warriors to carry on dying.

Two cockernee New Romantics go on the rob, two Adric-a-likes get on your nerves and the verbose Valyard swallows a Thesaurus. Meanwhile, the jury’s out (of Voltarol) and the Inquisitor looks like she’d rather be at home making a casserole.

Who on Ravalox is the Doctor impersonating?

How smug can a dead face be?

Where can you get some saucy but artistic robot photos?

And did Jim and Martin give The Mysterious Planet a pardon or did they throw the Three Books of Knowledge at it?

Listen to find out.

Things get serious in this episode, the team review Rachel Smith's comic "Stand in your Power" which is an autobiographical and honest look at mental health issues.

• The Samaritans:
• • Website: www.samaritans.org
  • Phone: 116 123
  • Email: jo@samaritans.org
• MIND:
• • Website: www.mind.org.uk
  • Text: 86463
  • Email: info@mind.org.uk
• CALM (for Men)
• • Website: www.thecalmzone.net
  • Phone: 0800 58 58 58
• PAPYRUS (for people under 35)
• • Website: papyrus-uk.org/hopelineuk
  • Phone: 0800 068 41 41
  • Text: 07786 209697
• Childline (for people under 19)
• • Website: www.childline.org.uk
  • Phone: 0800 1111 (this number will not show up on your phone bill)
• The Silve Line (for older people)
• • Website: www.thesilverline.org.uk
  • Phone: 0800 4 70 80 90