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This week we review Season 1 Episode 1 - "Space Babies" and Season 1 Episode 2 - "The Devils Chord". The post Episode 585 – There's Always a Twist at the End appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

This week we review Season 1 Episode 1 – “Space Babies” and Season 1 Episode 2 – “The Devils Chord”.

The post Episode 585 – There’s Always a Twist at the End appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

This week we review Season 1 Episode 1 - "Space Babies" and Season 1 Episode 2 - "The Devils Chord". The post Episode 585 – There's Always a Twist at the End appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

This week we review Season 1 Episode 1 – “Space Babies” and Season 1 Episode 2 – “The Devils Chord”.

The post Episode 585 – There’s Always a Twist at the End appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

This week we review Season 1 Episode 1 - "Space Babies" and Season 1 Episode 2 - "The Devils Chord". The post Episode 585 – There's Always a Twist at the End appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

This week we review Season 1 Episode 1 - "Space Babies" and Season 1 Episode 2 - "The Devils Chord". The post Episode 585 – There's Always a Twist at the End appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

The Doctor and Sam have a new friend onboard the TARDIS - his name's Kreiner. Fitz Kreiner.

Find out what happens on Space Station Vega, and how it ties in with a host of other books in the expanded Whoniverse.

We chat with Julian Richards, son of author Justin, as well as books range editor Steve Cole, and cover artist Tony Fleetwood.

This week we review Season 1 Episode 1 - "Space Babies" and Season 1 Episode 2 - "The Devils Chord". The post Episode 585 – There's Always a Twist at the End appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

The Doctor and Sam have a new friend onboard the TARDIS - his name's Kreiner. Fitz Kreiner.

Find out what happens on Space Station Vega, and how it ties in with a host of other books in the expanded Whoniverse.

We chat with Julian Richards, son of author Justin, as well as books range editor Steve Cole, and cover artist Tony Fleetwood.

The Doctor and Sam have a new friend onboard the TARDIS - his name's Kreiner. Fitz Kreiner.

Find out what happens on Space Station Vega, and how it ties in with a host of other books in the expanded Whoniverse.

We chat with Julian Richards, son of author Justin, as well as books range editor Steve Cole, and cover artist Tony Fleetwood.

The Doctor and Sam have a new friend onboard the TARDIS - his name's Kreiner. Fitz Kreiner.

Find out what happens on Space Station Vega, and how it ties in with a host of other books in the expanded Whoniverse.

We chat with Julian Richards, son of author Justin, as well as books range editor Steve Cole, and cover artist Tony Fleetwood.

The Doctor and Sam have a new friend onboard the TARDIS - his name's Kreiner. Fitz Kreiner.

Find out what happens on Space Station Vega, and how it ties in with a host of other books in the expanded Whoniverse.

We chat with Julian Richards, son of author Justin, as well as books range editor Steve Cole, and cover artist Tony Fleetwood.

The Doctor and Sam have a new friend onboard the TARDIS - his name's Kreiner. Fitz Kreiner.

Find out what happens on Space Station Vega, and how it ties in with a host of other books in the expanded Whoniverse.

We chat with Julian Richards, son of author Justin, as well as books range editor Steve Cole, and cover artist Tony Fleetwood.

The Doctor and Sam have a new friend onboard the TARDIS - his name's Kreiner. Fitz Kreiner.

Find out what happens on Space Station Vega, and how it ties in with a host of other books in the expanded Whoniverse.

We chat with Julian Richards, son of author Justin, as well as books range editor Steve Cole, and cover artist Tony Fleetwood.

Here comes the...Boom is this week's episode and sees the return of showrunner Steven Moffat to write for the RTD2 era (aka: Third Wave Who...let's get that trending). And it's a tight, tense episode with one interesting surprise that we'll learn more about later. It's no a perfect episode, by any means, but we enjoyed it a good bit! The NOTLG site is still experiencing issues, unfortunately, so there's not much hope for the show notes at the moment.

Here comes the...Boom is this week's episode and sees the return of showrunner Steven Moffat to write for the RTD2 era (aka: Third Wave Who...let's get that trending). And it's a tight, tense episode with one interesting surprise that we'll learn more about later. It's no a perfect episode, by any means, but we enjoyed it a good bit! The NOTLG site is still experiencing issues, unfortunately, so there's not much hope for the show notes at the moment.

Here comes the...Boom is this week's episode and sees the return of showrunner Steven Moffat to write for the RTD2 era (aka: Third Wave Who...let's get that trending). And it's a tight, tense episode with one interesting surprise that we'll learn more about later. It's no a perfect episode, by any means, but we enjoyed it a good bit! The NOTLG site is still experiencing issues, unfortunately, so there's not much hope for the show notes at the moment.

Here comes the...Boom is this week's episode and sees the return of showrunner Steven Moffat to write for the RTD2 era (aka: Third Wave Who...let's get that trending). And it's a tight, tense episode with one interesting surprise that we'll learn more about later. It's no a perfect episode, by any means, but we enjoyed it a good bit! The NOTLG site is still experiencing issues, unfortunately, so there's not much hope for the show notes at the moment.

Here comes the...Boom is this week's episode and sees the return of showrunner Steven Moffat to write for the RTD2 era (aka: Third Wave Who...let's get that trending). And it's a tight, tense episode with one interesting surprise that we'll learn more about later. It's no a perfect episode, by any means, but we enjoyed it a good bit! The NOTLG site is still experiencing issues, unfortunately, so there's not much hope for the show notes at the moment.

Esse episódio foi um estouro! Steven Moffat está de volta em Doctor Who com Boom, um episódio de premissa simples, mas cheio de significado! O Doutor e Ruby Sunday (Ncuti Gatwa e Millie Gibson) chegam em Kastarion 3, um planeta em guerra. O Doutor pisa em uma mina terrestre, e a partir daí temos o desenrolar de uma história com críticas à indústria bélica, capitalismo e religião, além da primeira participação na série da atriz Varada Sethu, que será a nova companion na 2ª temporada. Vem revisar com a gente!

Esse episódio foi um estouro! Steven Moffat está de volta em Doctor Who com Boom, um episódio de premissa simples, mas cheio de significado! O Doutor e Ruby Sunday (Ncuti Gatwa e Millie Gibson) chegam em Kastarion 3, um planeta em guerra. O Doutor pisa em uma mina terrestre, e a partir daí temos o desenrolar de uma história com críticas à indústria bélica, capitalismo e religião, além da primeira participação na série da atriz Varada Sethu, que será a nova companion na 2ª temporada. Vem revisar com a gente!

Here comes the...Boom is this week's episode and sees the return of showrunner Steven Moffat to write for the RTD2 era (aka: Third Wave Who...let's get that trending). And it's a tight, tense episode with one interesting surprise that we'll learn more about later. It's no a perfect episode, by any means, but we enjoyed it a good bit! The NOTLG site is still experiencing issues, unfortunately, so there's not much hope for the show notes at the moment.

Esse episódio foi um estouro! Steven Moffat está de volta em Doctor Who com Boom, um episódio de premissa simples, mas cheio de significado! O Doutor e Ruby Sunday (Ncuti Gatwa e Millie Gibson) chegam em Kastarion 3, um planeta em guerra. O Doutor pisa em uma mina terrestre, e a partir daí temos o desenrolar de uma história com críticas à indústria bélica, capitalismo e religião, além da primeira participação na série da atriz Varada Sethu, que será a nova companion na 2ª temporada. Vem revisar com a gente!

Esse episódio foi um estouro! Steven Moffat está de volta em Doctor Who com Boom, um episódio de premissa simples, mas cheio de significado! O Doutor e Ruby Sunday (Ncuti Gatwa e Millie Gibson) chegam em Kastarion 3, um planeta em guerra. O Doutor pisa em uma mina terrestre, e a partir daí temos o desenrolar de uma história com críticas à indústria bélica, capitalismo e religião, além da primeira participação na série da atriz Varada Sethu, que será a nova companion na 2ª temporada. Vem revisar com a gente!

Here comes the...Boom is this week's episode and sees the return of showrunner Steven Moffat to write for the RTD2 era (aka: Third Wave Who...let's get that trending). And it's a tight, tense episode with one interesting surprise that we'll learn more about later. It's no a perfect episode, by any means, but we enjoyed it a good bit! The NOTLG site is still experiencing issues, unfortunately, so there's not much hope for the show notes at the moment.

Esse episódio foi um estouro! Steven Moffat está de volta em Doctor Who com Boom, um episódio de premissa simples, mas cheio de significado! O Doutor e Ruby Sunday (Ncuti Gatwa e Millie Gibson) chegam em Kastarion 3, um planeta em guerra. O Doutor pisa em uma mina terrestre, e a partir daí temos o desenrolar de uma história com críticas à indústria bélica, capitalismo e religião, além da primeira participação na série da atriz Varada Sethu, que será a nova companion na 2ª temporada. Vem revisar com a gente!

Esse episódio foi um estouro! Steven Moffat está de volta em Doctor Who com Boom, um episódio de premissa simples, mas cheio de significado! O Doutor e Ruby Sunday (Ncuti Gatwa e Millie Gibson) chegam em Kastarion 3, um planeta em guerra. O Doutor pisa em uma mina terrestre, e a partir daí temos o desenrolar de uma história com críticas à indústria bélica, capitalismo e religião, além da primeira participação na série da atriz Varada Sethu, que será a nova companion na 2ª temporada. Vem revisar com a gente!

Esse episódio foi um estouro! Steven Moffat está de volta em Doctor Who com Boom, um episódio de premissa simples, mas cheio de significado! O Doutor e Ruby Sunday (Ncuti Gatwa e Millie Gibson) chegam em Kastarion 3, um planeta em guerra. O Doutor pisa em uma mina terrestre, e a partir daí temos o desenrolar de uma história com críticas à indústria bélica, capitalismo e religião, além da primeira participação na série da atriz Varada Sethu, que será a nova companion na 2ª temporada. Vem revisar com a gente!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!

On this week's second podcast, the Wanderers cover Doctor Who story #307: Boom!

Ratings: David 8.75, Trevor 8.5, Charlie 8.75, Connor 9

Hosts:

• Trevor  Trevsplace
• Charlie  @insanityinchaos    The Comic Conspiracy
• David http://www.davidsafar.com/    @gwythinn    MaroonedWhovian   Twitch DraconianProgeny
• Connor YouTube: The Deadly Emerald

Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #308, 73 Yards!

On this week's second podcast, the Wanderers cover Doctor Who story #307: Boom!

Ratings: David 8.75, Trevor 8.5, Charlie 8.75, Connor 9

Hosts:

• Trevor  Trevsplace
• Charlie  @insanityinchaos    The Comic Conspiracy
• David http://www.davidsafar.com/    @gwythinn    MaroonedWhovian   Twitch DraconianProgeny
• Connor YouTube: The Deadly Emerald

Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #308, 73 Yards!

Ian and James are back with our second show of the week with more Boom analysis. Allegedly the extra time since broadcast allows deeper and more insightful commentary – however this time, this may not be immediately obvious. Jump on board the campervan for singing, discussion about faith, the use of the Anglican church as a military force and how Mr Moffat come up with a solidified sausage-in-the-hand as a way to preserve mortal remains?! Oh, and we also talk about some Who-related emails we’ve received from our wonderful listeners.

Enjoy!