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Welcome to episode 125 of The Oncoming Storm! This week, we're back to McGann and the beginning of the Divergent Universe Arc with the discussion of Scherzo by Rob Shearman. Join Josh and Rachel, as well as special guests Scott Coles from The Legion of Substitute Podcasters and resident comic guru Jeff Polier, as they try to press themselves together hard enough to evolve into a superbeing. Failing that, they just talk about Doctor Who. Oh, but what a discussion. It's the one with all the feels, and Rachel can't wait to cry with you about it! The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got... nothing. It's just kinda all white light. Maybe we should all hum a tune together to pass the time.

In which there are glitter kittens and beard slaps!

This week we watched KILL THE MOON in which the moon may or may not have been killed. It's a mystery! That is solved by watching that episode of Doctor Who. Also: lots of white dudes die and misandry is enjoyed by all. TEAM CLARA 4 LYFE!

Outro music is "Fancy (feat. Charli XCX)" by Iggy Azalea

Podcast picture is by GIRL NAMED SHIRL PHOTOGRAPHY

In which there are glitter kittens and beard slaps!

This week we watched KILL THE MOON in which the moon may or may not have been killed. It's a mystery! That is solved by watching that episode of Doctor Who. Also: lots of white dudes die and misandry is enjoyed by all. TEAM CLARA 4 LYFE!

Outro music is "Fancy (feat. Charli XCX)" by Iggy Azalea

Podcast picture is by GIRL NAMED SHIRL PHOTOGRAPHY

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We review live on-the-net the Doctor Who story, 'Kill the Moon' starring Peter Capaldi as the Doctor and Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, plus news, your live feedback, and more. Hosted by Louis Trapani, and Dave Cooper.

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On this episode, the intrepid ESW crew attempt to solve the age-old riddle of which came first, the moon or the egg? Whatever future humanity has depends on the review Mike, Mike, Jen, Phantom...

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.

"The Moon's an egg."

Does that make The First Men in the Moon "soldiers"?

No? Suit yourselves...

Yes, Kill The Moon is another fandom-splitting episode where science and credibility are cast onto the altar of pure daft entertainment.

The Doctor opts out of a big decision, Clara opts out of the democratic process and Courtney opts out of school, hardly a way to brush up her presidential skills.

Do male astronauts wear red shirts under their space suits? How many conkers does it take to ward off a badger-sized spider? And how painful is it to lay an egg larger than oneself?

Listen in - but don't expect any logical answers.

"The Moon's an egg."

Does that make The First Men in the Moon "soldiers"?

No? Suit yourselves...

Yes, Kill The Moon is another fandom-splitting episode where science and credibility are cast onto the altar of pure daft entertainment.

The Doctor opts out of a big decision, Clara opts out of the democratic process and Courtney opts out of school, hardly a way to brush up her presidential skills.

Do male astronauts wear red shirts under their space suits? How many conkers does it take to ward off a badger-sized spider? And how painful is it to lay an egg larger than oneself?

Listen in - but don't expect any logical answers.

"The Moon's an egg."

Does that make The First Men in the Moon "soldiers"?

No? Suit yourselves...

Yes, Kill The Moon is another fandom-splitting episode where science and credibility are cast onto the altar of pure daft entertainment.

The Doctor opts out of a big decision, Clara opts out of the democratic process and Courtney opts out of school, hardly a way to brush up her presidential skills.

Do male astronauts wear red shirts under their space suits? How many conkers does it take to ward off a badger-sized spider? And how painful is it to lay an egg larger than oneself?

Listen in - but don't expect any logical answers.

Episode #135 of Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats! And the story we will be discussing today is...

 

 

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This is our worst episode yet as we had everything going against us! Real life was busy. It was a Recon. 2 Weeks went between watching it and recording this. Still, we manage to wax poetic about Galaxy 4 and some Chumblies!

This is our worst episode yet as we had everything going against us! Real life was busy. It was a Recon. 2 Weeks went between watching it and recording this. Still, we manage to wax poetic about Galaxy 4 and some Chumblies!

This is our worst episode yet as we had everything going against us! Real life was busy. It was a Recon. 2 Weeks went between watching it and recording this. Still, we manage to wax poetic about Galaxy 4 and some Chumblies!

This is our worst episode yet as we had everything going against us! Real life was busy. It was a Recon. 2 Weeks went between watching it and recording this. Still, we manage to wax poetic about Galaxy 4 and some Chumblies!

This week we cover Doctor Who story #248, 2014's "Kill the Moon", in which the Doctor must uncover the moon's mysterious secret, and the fate of the world rests in the hands of an astronaut, a schoolteacher, and a student!

QotW: 12 whistled Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd in The Caretaker.  What song would you like to hear him whistle?

Listener Mailbag

Discussion of "Kill the Moon" (Charlie 7, Trevor 7.75, David 9) (And here's that link we promised to Courtney's Tumblr post.)

Connor's Corner

Discussion of Big Finish audio adventure "Auld Mortality" (Charlie 7, Trevor 7.25, David 8)

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Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #249, Mummy on the Orient Express.  We invite you to follow along by watching the episode before the podcast; please acquire a copy in accordance with the laws of time and space.

 

… in which "Kill The Moon" is put under the microscope (or rather the telescope) to see if the test comes back positive.  Meanwhile our fearless podcaster catches up with an old friend and fellow Whovian at ARCHON 38. Topics include why Doctor Who is no longer science fiction, ball-jointed dolls and their plans for world domination, and just what is it about redheads?

... in which "Kill The Moon" is put under the microscope (or rather the telescope) to see if the test comes back positive. Meanwhile our fearless podcaster catches up with an old friend and fellow Whovian at ARCHON 38. Topics include why Doctor Who is no longer science fiction, ball-jointed dolls and their plans for world domination, and just what is it about redheads?

... in which "Kill The Moon" is put under the microscope (or rather the telescope) to see if the test comes back positive. Meanwhile our fearless podcaster catches up with an old friend and fellow Whovian at ARCHON 38. Topics include why Doctor Who is no longer science fiction, ball-jointed dolls and their plans for world domination, and just what is it about redheads?

-Lilrex and Sayo finally end Torchwood -Sayo trolls Lilrex in the hardest way imaginable -Torchwood is dead to us forever, form now on only Dr. Who on DWLC

-Lilrex and Sayo finally end Torchwood -Sayo trolls Lilrex in the hardest way imaginable -Torchwood is dead to us forever, form now on only Dr. Who on DWLC

This week Jennie & Ben are joined by long time listener Kirby Bartlett-Sloan from The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast to discuss “The Shakespeare Code”, Episode 2 of Series 3.

After several months of having to wait until our episodes were posted before we could get Kirby’s Corrections(tm) for what we had said on the show we decided it would be quicker to get Kirby on the show so he could correct as we go! This episode was recorded before we started the summer convention season so Kirby has had plenty of time to get his notes together in preparation for this episodes corrections.

Tonight we travel back to jolly old England and meet Billy Shakespeare. He’s your average Elizabethan man-about-town who happens to be a pretty decent playwright, but that may be the only decent thing about this tomcat. Things are amiss at the old (new) Globe Theatre when the Witches of Eastwick (or Eastenders?) show up with brooms at hand. You’re a wizard now, Harry but this quidditch match is for keeps. Doomfinger and Bloodtide are after the Golden Snitch and despite their awkward innuendo laced names they just may win and release the Carrionites into our world.

Now the Doctor, the NotRose, and Billy Shakespeare are going to party like it’s 1599 because These Witches be Trippin

00:00 The Who Wars Podcast Theme 00:30 Introduction to the show; Rob @WhoWars Lex @Lexerness and Kate @Kamiduu give their brief thoughts on going into Series 8 of Doctor Who before talking about each episode of the series individually. 02:25 Deep Breath - When a dinosaur materialises alongside the Houses of Parliament in Victorian London, the Doctor's old friends the Paternoster Gang are relieved when he arrives, seemingly to deal with the creature. However, they soon realise that the Doctor is the one in need of help; newly regenerated, extremely volatile and questioning his self-worth, this is a very different man from the one they last saw. The only person that may be able to help him is Clara, and she is still grappling with losing the Doctor she knew and loved. After the spontaneous combustion of the dinosaur, the Doctor takes on the case of whoever killed the time-travelling beast. The Doctor has an internal battle with himself, pondering where his new face came from. The Doctor and Clara are called to a restaurant, only to find out all the other customers are androids. After discovering the robots' hidden spaceship, and their long-term goal of reaching a "promised land", the Doctor confronts their leader, who falls to its death from an airship, though it is unclear whether he fell as part of a self-destruct mechanism or if the Doctor pushed him. Clara receives a phone call from the previous Doctor, and is convinced to join the Twelfth Doctor on his journeys. Meanwhile, the Half-Face Man awakes in a mysterious place, greeted by an equally-curious woman named Missy. 08:45 Into the Dalek - The Doctor saves Journey Blue, a rebel fighter, from her space shuttle, which is under attack by Daleks, but is unable to save her brother. Upon returning her to her rebel ship, The Doctor then drags Clara away from a potential date with Danny Pink, her new colleague at Coal Hill School, and is thrown into the most dangerous place into the universe: the inside of a Dalek. The Doctor and Clara, along with a team of rebels aboard the Aristotle, a military station in space, are miniaturized and sent into "Rusty", a Dalek that has turned good. At the Dalek's power center, the Doctor discovers a large crack, which he deduces is causing the malfunction within the Dalek. He uses his sonic screwdriver to seal the crack, but their meddling has a terrible outcome, causing the Dalek to realize its true cause again. It sends a message to the rest of the Daleks, giving them the base's location. The mysterious Missy and "Heaven" once more make an appearance after Gretchen sacrifices herself to allow Clara and Journey access to the mind of Rusty. In an attempt to show Rusty the beauty of the universe, the Doctor connects his mind with that of the Dalek's. Rusty, however, sees the Doctor's hatred for the Daleks and is inspired by this instead, deciding to exterminate his own race. After the battle, Rusty calls the Doctor a "good Dalek", and the Doctor and Clara leave, with Clara returning to her date. 14:25 Robot of Sherwood - Treating Clara to an expedition of her choice, the Doctor takes her to the twelfth century to prove that her childhood hero, Robin Hood, doesn't exist. He is stunned when he stumbles upon a gang of outlaws, led by a man claimed to be the great hero himself. The Doctor duels with Robin Hood with a spoon, and remains in disbelief even as Robin takes the two to meet his band of Merry Men. Robin takes part in an archery contest against the Sheriff of Nottingham, splitting the arrow to claim a prize of a golden arrow. The Doctor challenges Robin before impatiently blowing up the target, causing the Sheriff to order his arrest. Robin defends the Doctor, but after slicing the arm off of one of the guards, it is revealed that they are robots. After the capture of the Doctor, Clara and Robin, Clara is taken to the Sheriff to act as the trio's leader, where she finds out that the Sheriff witnessed a spaceship crash and has been trying to repair it by collecting all the gold in the nearby land, so that he can use it to travel to London and take over the kingdom. The Doctor and Robin escape their prison, where Robin demands that Clara reveal who exactly The Doctor is. Robin Hood defeats the Sheriff in a sword fight, and after allowing the robots' spaceship to detonate harmlessly in the atmosphere, the Doctor and Robin Hood part ways, after which Maid Marian is reunited with Robin. 23:40 Listen - After a failed date with Danny Pink, Clara returns to her home to find The Doctor awaiting her. He seeks a creature he believes to have perfected its ability to hide, that stalks humankind and is responsible for a dream common to all humans. Using the TARDIS' telepathic circuit, the duo end up in the mid-1990s, where Clara meets Danny Pink as a boy. The Doctor and Clara comfort Danny from his fear when an unknown entity enters the boy's room. After returning to her date with Danny and failing a second time, Clara returns to the TARDIS and meets Orson Pink, a distance descendant of Danny Pink, one of Earth's first time travelers stranded at the end of the universe. After a brief moment with the entity, Clara triggers the TARDIS' departure to an unknown barn, where she finds a crying child. Hiding beneath the bed, she realizes that the child is The Doctor in his younger years. When the boy gets out of the bed, Clara accidentally grabs his leg, and she realizes that she is the monster under the bed. She comforts him with the notion of fear being a constant companion that can bring out the good in him, where one day he'll return to the barn during the moment of his greatest fear. Clara leaves, forcing The Doctor to not see where they had been. Clara and Danny reconcile, and The Doctor rejects the notion of the unknown entity ever existing. 35:00 Time Heist - The TARDIS' phone rings in Clara's apartment, and The Doctor and Clara find themselves in a strange chamber suffering from memory loss along with Psi the augmented human and Saibra the mutant human. They have been recruited by 'The Architect' to rob the Bank of Karabraxos, the most impregnable bank vault in the universe. The quartet collect the tools required for their heist, before witnessing a mysterious alien named The Teller turn the brain of a criminal to 'soup' with its psychic abilities. Saibra is later caught by the Teller, and activates an atomic disintegrater to avoid the pain of the Teller's brain scan. Psi soon follows when caught by the Teller, and Clara and The Doctor gain access to the vaults of the bank. They gain the rewards of their heist from the vault, and proceed to the Private Vault, but not before regaining contact with Psi and Saibra who were teleported instead of disintegrated. The four find that the private vault is home to Director Karabraxos, and The Doctor gives her his number before she leaves the bank as it is destroyed by the solar storm. The Doctor regains his lost memories back from the Teller, revealing himself as The Architect, and unveiling the goal of the heist – to rejoin the Teller with the only other one of its species. The Doctor takes the two aliens away to live out their lives, and returns Saibra and Psi to their homeworlds, and Clara to her flat for her date. 43:40 The Caretaker - Clara is trying to maintain two separate lives: one as the Doctor's companion, and the other as a school teacher in a romantic relationship with Danny Pink. The Doctor tells her that he's going deep undercover, disguising himself as a temporary caretaker at her school (Coal Hill). Tracking a Skovox Blitzer, which vaporised a police officer and is one of the deadliest machines created, he plans to displace it a billion years into the future where nothing else can be harmed. The Doctor meets Danny without realising he's Clara's partner, treating him with disdain because he was a soldier. Suspicious of the Doctor, Danny accidentally tampers with his trap, and the Skovox Blitzer is only sent seventy four hours into the future. The Doctor learns of Danny's relationship with Clara, and Danny about Clara's double life, leading them to argue. When the Skovox Blitzer rematerialises, the three work together to trick it in to deactivating itself. Danny warns Clara about the Doctor pushing her into reckless and dangerous actions. The vaporised police officer awakens in the Promised Land. 52:20 Summary; Rob @WhoWars Lex @Lexerness and Kate @Kamiduu give their thoughts on Series 8 of Doctor Who at its halfway point and consider where it might be going. 57:50 The Who Wars Podcast Credits (including how to get in touch with the show) 58:35 Bloopers. Shhh... ;)

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JC and Rita are back with another action packed episode. This week the duo debate whether Once Upon A Time have jumped the shark with it’s introduction of the characters of Frozen. They also give you their picks for Halloween movie and television watching and tell you whether The Caretaker or Kill the Moon earn the raspberry of being the worst episode of the season. All this plus Dr. Geek’s Science Fair, Star Mage and more!

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• Dr. Geek’s Science Fair Review
• Star Mage reminder
• Once Upon a Time gets Frozen
• Rita and Jason’s Halloween Movie Primer
• Dr Geek’s Moment in Science
• Doctor Who
• The Caretaker
• Kill the Moon
• Closing featuring Pair of Dice & Ginjo’s Let it Go Techno Demi vs. Idina Remix featuring Idina Menzel and Demi Lovato)

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JC De La Torre, author of the critically acclaimed novel Ancient Rising, gives us a new fusion of Science Fiction and Magic in Star Mage! Darien Connors discovers he's not from Earth, has strange magical powers, and is the key in an ancient war between two alien races of necromancers. Star Mage offers wizard battles with a side of spaceship warfare, alien worlds, and weird creatures.

All six issues of the first series of JC De La Torre's Sci-Fi and Fantasy Epic Star Mage are collected in to one awesome trade paperback. Including the six issues, this collection also features a new Star Mage story written by White Chapel co-writer Martin Dunn with art from Derrick Fish, crests of the Houses of Lambdu Kishpu and concept art by Ray Dillon and Franco Cespedes.

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Doctor Squee & Dottie Who's ire has been raised and they will tell you why! Then they calm down for a chat with the delightful Susan Hewitt from David Tennant & Peter Capaldi news. We talk Doctors outside of Who, the importance of the right name for 'hits' and we round it all of with Doctor Who quiz... Outside Who edition.

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This week, we answer some important questions. why wasn't there an episode last week? How big is a space chicken's arse? Find out, as we review Kill The Moon. Also, poker.

 

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Alan, Andy, Derek and Martin try to decide if they want to moon or kill someone over this weeks episode. And just what is Alan’s complain about the 12th Doctor? Watch out at the end, there may be a spoiler! ( watch out for the spoiler alert warning)

The Matt Smith voice overs, and others in recent podcasts, were provided by the very talented Christopher Thomson. Find out more about him here! - http://www.outpostskaro.com/2014/09/14/new-talent/

Season 5 Episode 8: Stylin' Steve and Shannon banter about a host of things, including Steve's Road Trip, what a "Screech In" is, and some Colin Baker gushing. They follow that with the Motes of News, followed by a detailed review of the episode; The Caretaker.

Kill The Moon, the most divisive of episodes this series so far! Fans either love or hate this Marmite flavoured episode but what about the Who's He? Podcast? Well, they certainly don't sit on the fence and are quite clear on what they thought but after a very long time, Phil lets rip with a rant that will most likely lose this podcast listeners!  But they discuss the things that have divided opinion such as the Moon is a egg, spiders on the luna surface and the biggest question of all, where does this episode leave the Doctor and Clara?

And in the news this week, the Doctor Who Exhibition reopens its doors, The Mind of Evil to be shown in colour on Retro TV and the dreaded stats!!

Kill The Moon, the most divisive of episodes this series so far! Fans either love or hate this Marmite flavoured episode but what about the Who's He? Podcast? Well, they certainly don't sit on the fence and are quite clear on what they thought but after a very long time, Phil lets rip with a rant that will most likely lose this podcast listeners!  But they discuss the things that have divided opinion such as the Moon is a egg, spiders on the luna surface and the biggest question of all, where does this episode leave the Doctor and Clara?

And in the news this week, the Doctor Who Exhibition reopens its doors, The Mind of Evil to be shown in colour on Retro TV and the dreaded stats!!

Kill The Moon, the most divisive of episodes this series so far! Fans either love or hate this Marmite flavoured episode but what about the Who's He? Podcast? Well, they certainly don't sit on the fence and are quite clear on what they thought but after a very long time, Phil lets rip with a rant that will most likely lose this podcast listeners!  But they discuss the things that have divided opinion such as the Moon is a egg, spiders on the luna surface and the biggest question of all, where does this episode leave the Doctor and Clara?

And in the news this week, the Doctor Who Exhibition reopens its doors, The Mind of Evil to be shown in colour on Retro TV and the dreaded stats!!

Doctor Squee & Dottie Who's ire has been raised and they will tell you why! Then they calm down for a chat with the delightful Susan Hewitt from David Tennant & Peter Capaldi news. We talk Doctors outside of Who, the importance of the right name for 'hits' and we round it all of with Doctor Who quiz... Outside Who edition.

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Season 5 Episode 8: Stylin' Steve and Shannon banter about a host of things, including Steve's Road Trip, what a "Screech In" is, and some Colin Baker gushing. They follow that with the Motes of News, followed by a detailed review of the episode; The Caretaker.

In this episode, we review the Doctor Who episode Kill The Moon. John is joined once again by fellow Whovian Taylor! The two give you their thoughts on the tough decision that Clara is left to made without any help from the Doctor. They also talk about how much they dislike Courtney, and a fun theory on what exactly floated away in space towards the end of the episode Get more podcasts at Night of the Living Geeks - http://notlg.com You can follow us on Twitter! Podcastica: @thepodcastica Night of the Living Geeks: @thenotlg

It’s here! The episode you’ve all been clamoring for. (Or many of you have, anyway.) Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we tackle the big issues (and a precious few that aren’t so big) in yet another divisive episode of series 8. What did we think about killing the moon? Would we have turned off our lights? Did we think it was intentionally evocative of the real-world reproductive rights debate? Do we think the Doctor was justified in his actions? It’ll come as no surprise that we don’t all agree. What we do however, is wade through technical issues to succeed in having a really good conversation about all these things and more.

What about you? Would you have left your lights on? Let us know in the comments!

^E

Also covered [links on our site]:

• Lynne is still obsessed with Doctor Who Legacy!
• Tansy is touched by the outpouring of social-media love for the late Maggie Stables, who played Evelyn Smythe.
• Erika
  • forgot last week to mention Seasons of War is raising money for Caudwell Children through a JustGiving charity campaign!
  • loved Rivers of London (aka Midnight Riot) by Ben Aaronovitch (writer of Remembrance of the Daleks and Battlefield)!
  • impulse-bought Doctor Who Trivial Pursuit!
• Deb
  • is thrilled with the new 12th Doctor comic book!
  • will be doing a Doctor Who panel this Friday at 4:15pm in room 1A24 at New York Comic Con!

Bonus links [also on our site]:Paul Cornell's Shadow Police books: London Falling, The Severed StreetsKill the Moon reviews: Tor.com, i09Love and War (New Adventures novel)Two-minute Time LordThe Doctor Who Book Club Podcast

It’s here! The episode you’ve all been clamoring for. (Or many of you have, anyway.) Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we tackle the big issues (and a precious few that aren’t so big) in yet another divisive episode of series 8. What did we think about killing the moon? Would we have turned off our lights? Did we think it was intentionally evocative of the real-world reproductive rights debate? Do we think the Doctor was justified in his actions? It’ll come as no surprise that we don’t all agree. What we do however, is wade through technical issues to succeed in having a really good conversation about all these things and more.

What about you? Would you have left your lights on? Let us know in the comments!

^E

Also covered [links on our site]:

• Lynne is still obsessed with Doctor Who Legacy!
• Tansy is touched by the outpouring of social-media love for the late Maggie Stables, who played Evelyn Smythe.
• Erika
  • forgot last week to mention Seasons of War is raising money for Caudwell Children through a JustGiving charity campaign!
  • loved Rivers of London (aka Midnight Riot) by Ben Aaronovitch (writer of Remembrance of the Daleks and Battlefield)!
  • impulse-bought Doctor Who Trivial Pursuit!
• Deb
  • is thrilled with the new 12th Doctor comic book!
  • will be doing a Doctor Who panel this Friday at 4:15pm in room 1A24 at New York Comic Con!

Bonus links [also on our site]:
Paul Cornell's Shadow Police books: London Falling, The Severed Streets
Kill the Moon reviews: Tor.com, i09
Love and War (New Adventures novel)
Two-minute Time Lord
The Doctor Who Book Club Podcast

It's here! The episode you've all been clamoring for. (Or many of you have, anyway.) Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we tackle the big issues (and a precious few that aren't so big) in yet another divisive episode of series 8. What did we think about killing the moon? Would we have turned off our lights? Did we think it was intentionally evocative of the real-world reproductive rights debate? Do we think the Doctor was justified in his actions? It'll come as no surprise that we don't all agree. What we do however, is wade through technical issues to succeed in having a really good conversation about all these things and more.

What about you? Would you have left your lights on? Let us know in the comments!

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Also covered [links on our site]:

• Lynne is still obsessed with Doctor Who Legacy!
• Tansy is touched by the outpouring of social-media love for the late Maggie Stables, who played Evelyn Smythe.
• Erika
  • forgot last week to mention Seasons of War is raising money for Caudwell Children through a JustGiving charity campaign!
  • loved Rivers of London (aka Midnight Riot) by Ben Aaronovitch (writer of Remembrance of the Daleks and Battlefield)!
  • impulse-bought Doctor Who Trivial Pursuit!
• Deb
  • is thrilled with the new 12th Doctor comic book!
  • will be doing a Doctor Who panel this Friday at 4:15pm in room 1A24 at New York Comic Con!

Bonus links [also on our site]:
Paul Cornell's Shadow Police books: London Falling, The Severed Streets
Kill the Moon reviews: Tor.com, i09
Love and War (New Adventures novel)
Two-minute Time Lord
The Doctor Who Book Club Podcast

Tiber and Jess going to the moon to tell ya why is “Kill the Moon” isn’t so awesome as some people say. But it’s still a good episode though.

Russian podcast ;)

Download (22 MB)

TARDISHeart.Ru

Voice of Gallifrey in Vk.com

After a brief break the cast is back on the episode review quest with not one, but TWO episode reviews! First it's back to school as we review the Caretaker. Learn what the cast of Markwho42 think about the first full appearance of Courtney Woods. Take notes on their opinion of the confrontation between the Doctor and Danny Pink. And Listen to our latest thoughts on the mystery that is Missy. Then grab your space suit because we then jump to the review of Kill the Moon. What did we think of the monsters for the episode? What did we think of the Doctor's surprising decision? What did we think of the shocking finale? Did we turn our lights on or off? Did we hide in the TARDIS? Did we arm the nukes? Did grab our nearest bottle of Windex and start spraying? Did one of the cast of Markwho42 compare this episode to two episodes from the previous season? And how do we hope Kill the Moon will affect the next episode? All these questions will be answered plus much more!

After a brief break the cast is back on the episode review quest with not one, but TWO episode reviews! First it's back to school as we review the Caretaker. Learn what the cast of Markwho42 think about the first full appearance of Courtney Woods. Take notes on their opinion of the confrontation between the Doctor and Danny Pink. And Listen to our latest thoughts on the mystery that is Missy. Then grab your space suit because we then jump to the review of Kill the Moon. What did we think of the monsters for the episode? What did we think of the Doctor's surprising decision? What did we think of the shocking finale? Did we turn our lights on or off? Did we hide in the TARDIS? Did we arm the nukes? Did grab our nearest bottle of Windex and start spraying? Did one of the cast of Markwho42 compare this episode to two episodes from the previous season? And how do we hope Kill the Moon will affect the next episode? All these questions will be answered plus much more!

After a brief break the cast is back on the episode review quest with not one, but TWO episode reviews! First it's back to school as we review the Caretaker. Learn what the cast of Markwho42 think about the first full appearance of Courtney Woods. Take notes on their opinion of the confrontation between the Doctor and Danny Pink. And Listen to our latest thoughts on the mystery that is Missy. Then grab your space suit because we then jump to the review of Kill the Moon. What did we think of the monsters for the episode? What did we think of the Doctor's surprising decision? What did we think of the shocking finale? Did we turn our lights on or off? Did we hide in the TARDIS? Did we arm the nukes? Did grab our nearest bottle of Windex and start spraying? Did one of the cast of Markwho42 compare this episode to two episodes from the previous season? And how do we hope Kill the Moon will affect the next episode? All these questions will be answered plus much more!

After a brief break the cast is back on the episode review quest with not one, but TWO episode reviews! First it's back to school as we review the Caretaker. Learn what the cast of Markwho42 think about the first full appearance of Courtney Woods. Take notes on their opinion of the confrontation between the Doctor and Danny Pink. And Listen to our latest thoughts on the mystery that is Missy. Then grab your space suit because we then jump to the review of Kill the Moon. What did we think of the monsters for the episode? What did we think of the Doctor's surprising decision? What did we think of the shocking finale? Did we turn our lights on or off? Did we hide in the TARDIS? Did we arm the nukes? Did grab our nearest bottle of Windex and start spraying? Did one of the cast of Markwho42 compare this episode to two episodes from the previous season? And how do we hope Kill the Moon will affect the next episode? All these questions will be answered plus much more!