Latest Podcast Episodes
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Dr Who Livecast - Episode 7
Dr Who Livecast-This week Rex blows up his SSD, Sayo needs to do 3x the work for 10 points, and we watch the first appearance of Simon Pegg in Series 1 Episode 7: The Long Game
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Dr Who Livecast - Episode 7
Dr Who Livecast-This week Rex blows up his SSD, Sayo needs to do 3x the work for 10 points, and we watch the first appearance of Simon Pegg in Series 1 Episode 7: The Long Game
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Article 74.3: Gallifrey One 25th Anniversary - Day Three
Articles of the Shadow ProclamationAnd we've finally reached the last day of Gallifrey One 2014. ...We didn't fall asleep while recording, so there's that. But join us anyway.
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Side Trip 12 - Doctor Who Legacy Interview
Traveling the Vortex
While at Gallifrey One over the weekend, Shaun had the chance to sit down with Lee Cummings of Tiny Rebel Games to chat about Doctor Who: Legacy the highly popular mobile app puzzle game. Shaun even has a proposition for the game makers that might very well involve a certain green mascot of ours.Enjoy!
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Ep-22 - A Clockwork Banana
Playing Doctor: A Doctor Who PodcastMickey tags along with Rose and the Doctor on his first off-planet adventure. They find themselves on a spaceship 3000 years in the future, where time windows have been opened into 18th century France. Mysterious clockwork robots are stalking Reinette, also known as Madame De Pompadour.
Russell T Davies got the idea to write a love story for the Doctor while researching for the 3-part serial from 2005, "Casanova," which also starred David Tennant. It is also (apparently) inspired by the novel, "The Time Traveller's Wife"
Is a fan favorite, also was nominated for a Nebula Award and won the 2007 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form.
Available on Netflix and Hulu Plus
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2MTL 338: Paul Cornell and Gary Russell at Gallifrey One
Two-minute Time LordIn our first of two extended Time Dilation episodes of 2MTL featuring interviews from Gallifrey One, we hear from two well-known Doctor Who pros that have launched new phases of their careers. Paul Cornell talks about his novels London Falling and the upcoming The Severed Streets, redefining Marvel's Wolverine, and IDW's "The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who." Gary Russell reflects on his long history with Doctor Who, and how he's carried that to Australia as a series producer for Planet 55 Studios.
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The Wacko Show: Public Service Announcement #4
An Improbable Podcast
ALL NEW WACKO; FEBRUARY THE 21ST Send Feedback To feedback.aipodcast@gmail.com Or Go To improbablewebsite.webs.com
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PodKast On American Doctor Who, Christopher Barry, Missing Episodes
Kasterborous PodkastChristian Cawley is a writer at Kasterborous Doctor Who News and Reviews - All the latest Doctor Who news and reviews with our weekly podKast, features and interviews, and a long-running forum.
Welcome, dear listener/reader to this week’s podKast with a “K” in which we welcome Doctor Who fanzine producer Gareth Kavanagh, editor of Vworp Vworp! as a guest for the full show!Christian Cawley and James McLean are in the hotseat too, with a nice selection of topics under discussion. To kick it off, we mull over the recent Buzzfeed.com list based around the idea of how Doctor Who might have been different had it been created in the USA rather than in Television Centre.
Following this, we spend a few moments appreciating the contributions that the late Christopher Barry made to Doctor Who between 1963 (The Daleks) and 1979 (The Creature from the Pit). Given that we have unofficial fourth podKaster Gareth Kavanagh on hand as well, there’s also a bit of missing episodes chatter in there for you lucky people as well, not to mention some updates on the progress of Vworp Vworp! issue 3…
Rounding off the show (yet taking up a greater chunk of the running time than either of the other topics) are our recommendations, with 1977 serial Underworld getting the lion’s share of the discussion. Also, listen out for Gareth’s request for help deciding which Doctor Who book from his collection he should read next – leave your suggestions in the comments below!
Kasterborous PodKast Series 4 Episode 02 Shownotes
- What if Doctor Who was American?
- Christopher Barry Dies
- Vworp Vworp!
- Recommendations:
The Kasterborous PodKast theme tune is arranged by Russell Hugo.
Listen to the PodKast
There are several ways to listen. In addition to the usual player above, we're pleased to announce that you can also stream the podKast using Stitcher, an award-winning, free mobile app available for Android and iPhone/iPad. This pretty much means that you can listen to us anywhere without downloading - pretty neat, we think you'll agree! (Note that it can take a few hours after a new podKast is published to "catch up".)
What’s more, you can now listen and subscribe to the podKast via our Audioboo channel! Head to http://audioboo.fm/channel/doctorwhopodkast and click play to start listening. You can also comment and record your own boos in response to our discussions!
Meanwhile you can use the player below to listen through Audioboo:
You haven't clicked play yet?! What are you waiting for? As well as our new Stitcher and Audioboo presence you can also use one of these amazingly convenient ways to download and enjoy this week's podKast.
- Use the player in the top right of the Kasterborous home page, or visit the podKast menu link.
- Listen with the "pop out" player above, which also allows you to download the podKast to your computer.
- You can also take advantage of the RSS feed to subscribe to the podKast for your media player, and even find us on iTunes!
Incidentally, if you are listening on iTunes, please take the time to leave a rating and review and help us to bring in new listeners to the podKast!
The post PodKast On American Doctor Who, Christopher Barry, Missing Episodes appeared first on Kasterborous Doctor Who News and Reviews.
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PodKast On American Doctor Who, Christopher Barry, Missing Episodes
Kasterborous PodkastChristian Cawley is a writer at Kasterborous Doctor Who News and Reviews - All the latest Doctor Who news and reviews with our weekly podKast, features and interviews, and a long-running forum.
Welcome, dear listener/reader to this week’s podKast with a “K” in which we welcome Doctor Who fanzine producer Gareth Kavanagh, editor of Vworp Vworp! as a guest for the full show!Christian Cawley and James McLean are in the hotseat too, with a nice selection of topics under discussion. To kick it off, we mull over the recent Buzzfeed.com list based around the idea of how Doctor Who might have been different had it been created in the USA rather than in Television Centre.
Following this, we spend a few moments appreciating the contributions that the late Christopher Barry made to Doctor Who between 1963 (The Daleks) and 1979 (The Creature from the Pit). Given that we have unofficial fourth podKaster Gareth Kavanagh on hand as well, there’s also a bit of missing episodes chatter in there for you lucky people as well, not to mention some updates on the progress of Vworp Vworp! issue 3…
Rounding off the show (yet taking up a greater chunk of the running time than either of the other topics) are our recommendations, with 1977 serial Underworld getting the lion’s share of the discussion. Also, listen out for Gareth’s request for help deciding which Doctor Who book from his collection he should read next – leave your suggestions in the comments below!
Kasterborous PodKast Series 4 Episode 02 Shownotes
- What if Doctor Who was American?
- Christopher Barry Dies
- Vworp Vworp!
- Recommendations:
The Kasterborous PodKast theme tune is arranged by Russell Hugo.
Listen to the PodKast
There are several ways to listen. In addition to the usual player above, we're pleased to announce that you can also stream the podKast using Stitcher, an award-winning, free mobile app available for Android and iPhone/iPad. This pretty much means that you can listen to us anywhere without downloading - pretty neat, we think you'll agree! (Note that it can take a few hours after a new podKast is published to "catch up".)
What’s more, you can now listen and subscribe to the podKast via our Audioboo channel! Head to http://audioboo.fm/channel/doctorwhopodkast and click play to start listening. You can also comment and record your own boos in response to our discussions!
Meanwhile you can use the player below to listen through Audioboo:
You haven't clicked play yet?! What are you waiting for? As well as our new Stitcher and Audioboo presence you can also use one of these amazingly convenient ways to download and enjoy this week's podKast.
- Use the player in the top right of the Kasterborous home page, or visit the podKast menu link.
- Listen with the "pop out" player above, which also allows you to download the podKast to your computer.
- You can also take advantage of the RSS feed to subscribe to the podKast for your media player, and even find us on iTunes!
Incidentally, if you are listening on iTunes, please take the time to leave a rating and review and help us to bring in new listeners to the podKast!
The post PodKast On American Doctor Who, Christopher Barry, Missing Episodes appeared first on Kasterborous Doctor Who News and Reviews.
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Time Signatures #2: The Dulcet Tones of Doctor Who
Doctor Who: Time SignaturesHi everyone, welcome to Doctor Who: Time Signatures, a podcast about the music and sound of Doctor Who.
Today's episode comes from Gallifrey One 2014, where panelists Mick Schubert, Ramie Tateishi, CJ DeAngelus, and myself (Emily) were joined by Simon Harries and Dominic Glynn to discuss putting music to the image of Doctor Who. Since we had Dominic on the panel, we picked his brain about working on Doctor Who, his process, equipment, loyalties/rights, and all sorts of other fun stuff.
The audio quality of the panel is rather poor because I recorded it on my iPhone. But it's defintely good enough for you to hear everything that is going on.
Enjoy.
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Time Signatures #2: The Dulcet Tones of Doctor Who
Doctor Who: Time SignaturesHi everyone, welcome to Doctor Who: Time Signatures, a podcast about the music and sound of Doctor Who.
Today's episode comes from Gallifrey One 2014, where panelists Mick Schubert, Ramie Tateishi, CJ DeAngelus, and myself (Emily) were joined by Simon Harries and Dominic Glynn to discuss putting music to the image of Doctor Who. Since we had Dominic on the panel, we picked his brain about working on Doctor Who, his process, equipment, loyalties/rights, and all sorts of other fun stuff.
The audio quality of the panel is rather poor because I recorded it on my iPhone. But it's defintely good enough for you to hear everything that is going on.
Enjoy.
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Verity! Extra! - Gallifrey One-derful
Doctor Who: Verity!Have you ever been curious what four exhausted, happy, giggly Doctor Who podcasters sound like as they approach the end of a truly wonderful convention? Now's your chance to find out! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Liz as they recap their Gallifrey One experiences and marvel at how strange (and fun) it is to record while sitting in the same room! Expect some fun anecdotes, talk of interesting panels, and occasional ramblings/brain freezes. This was recorded Sunday evening, after all.
(Post-con brain fog is also my excuse for re-using the "one-derful" gag. I apologize for nothing!)
Huge thanks to everyone who made this another in a long line of fantastic Gally experiences. And to everyone who couldn't make it, we hope to see you there next year!
^E
Pertinent links [on our site]:
Gallifrey One
Radio Free Skaro Gallifrey Stands (live show kickoff video)
Charlie Kirchoff
London Falling
The Severed Streets (preorder)
The Hamilton Stories
Upstairs, DownstairsSpecial thanks to Steven Schapansky for acting as our Location Technical Producer for this ep!
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Verity! Extra! - Gallifrey One-derful
Doctor Who: Verity!Have you ever been curious what four exhausted, happy, giggly Doctor Who podcasters sound like as they approach the end of a truly wonderful convention? Now’s your chance to find out! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Liz as they recap their Gallifrey One experiences and marvel at how strange (and fun) it is to record while sitting in the same room! Expect some fun anecdotes, talk of interesting panels, and occasional ramblings/brain freezes. This was recorded Sunday evening, after all.
(Post-con brain fog is also my excuse for re-using the "one-derful" gag. I apologize for nothing!)
Huge thanks to everyone who made this another in a long line of fantastic Gally experiences. And to everyone who couldn't make it, we hope to see you there next year!
^E
Pertinent links [on our site]:
Gallifrey One
Radio Free Skaro Gallifrey Stands (live show kickoff video)
Charlie Kirchoff
London Falling
The Severed Streets (preorder)
The Hamilton Stories
Upstairs, DownstairsSpecial thanks to Steven Schapansky for acting as our Location Technical Producer for this ep!
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Verity! Extra! - Gallifrey One-derful
Doctor Who: Verity!Have you ever been curious what four exhausted, happy, giggly Doctor Who podcasters sound like as they approach the end of a truly wonderful convention? Now’s your chance to find out! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Liz as they recap their Gallifrey One experiences and marvel at how strange (and fun) it is to record while sitting in the same room! Expect some fun anecdotes, talk of interesting panels, and occasional ramblings/brain freezes. This was recorded Sunday evening, after all.
(Post-con brain fog is also my excuse for re-using the "one-derful" gag. I apologize for nothing!)
Huge thanks to everyone who made this another in a long line of fantastic Gally experiences. And to everyone who couldn't make it, we hope to see you there next year!
^E
Pertinent links [on our site]:Gallifrey OneRadio Free Skaro Gallifrey Stands (live show kickoff video)Charlie KirchoffLondon FallingThe Severed Streets (preorder)The Hamilton StoriesUpstairs, Downstairs
Special thanks to Steven Schapansky for acting as our Location Technical Producer for this ep!
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Commentary: Doctor Who - Journey's End
The Cultdom CollectiveIan, Mike and Dave do something with stuff and wonder if anyone but Dave ever reads these things before they listen to this weeks Commentary: Doctor Who - Journey's End
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The Doctor Who Podcast: Live from Gallifrey One: Day Four
The Doctor Who PodcastMichele is joined by a certain UNIT Captain in the last of our updates from this year's Gallifrey One.
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Episode 8: Early Destiny
Stories From The Vortex: A Doctor Who Audio Adventures Podcast
This episode finds Matthew Kresal, Mary Lang and Robert Haynes reviewing the first four stories from Destiny Of The Doctor series, co-produced by Big Finish with AudioGo as part of the show's fiftieth anniversary. Topics discussed include the quality of each of story's respective reader, the continuity implications of Vengeance Of The Stones and how each story represents each Doctor's era (perhaps too much so).
You can find the podcast via our website storiesfromthevortex.blogspot.com or on iTunes. If you'd like to send in feedback to the podcast you can do so at feedback.vortex@yahoo.com and you can join the podcasts's Facebook group. We're a proud member of the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
Stories From The Vortex is an unofficial and unlicensed Doctor Who podcast and is not affiliated to the British Broadcasting Company (BBC), AudioGo or Big Finish Productions in any way. Doctor Who is a registered trademark of the BBC. No copyright infringement intended.
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Article 74.2: Gallifrey One 25th Annivesary - Day Two
Articles of the Shadow ProclamationSo...day 2. As you can see, we survived.
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Commentary: Dr Who - Journey's End
The Cultdom CollectiveIan, Mike and Dave do something with stuff and wonder if anyone but Dave ever reads these things before they listen to this weeks Commentary: Doctor Who - Journey's End
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Commentary: Dr Who - Journey's End
The Cultdom CollectiveIan, Mike and Dave do something with stuff and wonder if anyone but Dave ever reads these things before they listen to this weeks Commentary: Doctor Who - Journey's End
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Commentary: Dr Who - Journey's End
The Cultdom CollectiveIan, Mike and Dave do something with stuff and wonder if anyone but Dave ever reads these things before they listen to this weeks Commentary: Doctor Who - Journey's End
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The Wacko Show: Public Service Announcement #3
An Improbable Podcast
ALL NEW WACKO; FEBRUARY THE 21ST Send Feedback To feedback.aipodcast@gmail.com Or Go To improbablewebsite.webs.com
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A008 Max Warp
Who Back WhenIt's 'Top Gear' in space and a Doctor Whodunnit to boot. The Doc and Lucie buckle up in this high octane murder mystery.
The post A008 Max Warp appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.
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Gallisode 2: Fun, Panels and Colin Baker
The Sonic ToolboxThis is our entry for the last two days of Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious Years. Sorry it's a bit late, but this year things were so busy time just slipped away. In fact, after we recorded this, Daisy had to run to help her friends from L.I. Who host a party. Fun days!
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Gallisode 2: Fun, Panels and Colin Baker
The Sonic ToolboxThis is our entry for the last two days of Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious Years. Sorry it's a bit late, but this year things were so busy time just slipped away. In fact, after we recorded this, Daisy had to run to help her friends from L.I. Who host a party. Fun days!
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Episode 104: Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure Aboard the Poseidon
The TARDIS TavernCashing in on our recent good luck in winning a free cruise to South Africa from a Nigerian sweepstakes, Episode 104 is set on shipboard. Amidst sipping cocktails, laying by the pool, and playing shuffleboard, we set our sights on Christmas: specifically, what is regarded as one of the worst Christmas episodes ever in Doctor Who, “Voyage of the Damned”.
Will we be in the majority, panning this episode as a smear of crap in what was otherwise a decent year for the show? Or will we take pleasure in all of the Christmas carnage that Russell T. Davies serves up? Pour yourself a pina colada, listen, and find out!
Oh yeah, and we also manage to offend pretty much every minority group. But if you’re not over that after 103 episodes, then that’s your problem.
Look for us on Facebook, send us hate mail to tardistavern@gmail.com, and follow Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern.
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Episode 104: Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure Aboard the Poseidon
The TARDIS TavernCashing in on our recent good luck in winning a free cruise to South Africa from a Nigerian sweepstakes, Episode 104 is set on shipboard. Amidst sipping cocktails, laying by the pool, and playing shuffleboard, we set our sights on Christmas: specifically, what is regarded as one of the worst Christmas episodes ever in Doctor Who, "Voyage of the Damned".
Will we be in the majority, panning this episode as a smear of crap in what was otherwise a decent year for the show? Or will we take pleasure in all of the Christmas carnage that Russell T. Davies serves up? Pour yourself a pina colada, listen, and find out!
Oh yeah, and we also manage to offend pretty much every minority group. But if you're not over that after 103 episodes, then that's your problem.
Look for us on Facebook, send us hate mail to tardistavern@gmail.com, and follow Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern.
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The Doctor Who Podcast: Live from Gallifrey One: Day Four
The Doctor Who PodcastMichele is joined by a certain UNIT Captain in the last of our updates from this year’s Gallifrey One.
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The Doctor Who Podcast: Live from Gallifrey One: Day Four
The Doctor Who PodcastMichele is joined by a certain UNIT Captain in the last of our updates from this year's Gallifrey One.
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episode 48 - Can We Kiss These Companions?
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastIt was just Valentine's Day so to celebrate it we are devoting our show to our most loved characters from Doctor Who (not including The Doctor). The four cohosts (Mark, Trish, Eduardo, and Christian) pick their favorites from 50 years of Doctor Who history. We also cover all the latest news and answer more of our listener's questions to us via social media. All this plus learn how our showrunner screwed with the timelines by visiting Christopher Columbus, changing Earth's history for good (or bad as the case may be)!
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episode 48 - Can We Kiss These Companions?
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastIt was just Valentine's Day so to celebrate it we are devoting our show to our most loved characters from Doctor Who (not including The Doctor). The four cohosts (Mark, Trish, Eduardo, and Christian) pick their favorites from 50 years of Doctor Who history. We also cover all the latest news and answer more of our listener's questions to us via social media. All this plus learn how our showrunner screwed with the timelines by visiting Christopher Columbus, changing Earth's history for good (or bad as the case may be)!
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episode 48 - Can We Kiss These Companions?
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastIt was just Valentine's Day so to celebrate it we are devoting our show to our most loved characters from Doctor Who (not including The Doctor). The four cohosts (Mark, Trish, Eduardo, and Christian) pick their favorites from 50 years of Doctor Who history. We also cover all the latest news and answer more of our listener's questions to us via social media. All this plus learn how our showrunner screwed with the timelines by visiting Christopher Columbus, changing Earth's history for good (or bad as the case may be)!
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episode 48 - Can We Kiss These Companions?
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastIt was just Valentine's Day so to celebrate it we are devoting our show to our most loved characters from Doctor Who (not including The Doctor). The four cohosts (Mark, Trish, Eduardo, and Christian) pick their favorites from 50 years of Doctor Who history. We also cover all the latest news and answer more of our listener's questions to us via social media. All this plus learn how our showrunner screwed with the timelines by visiting Christopher Columbus, changing Earth's history for good (or bad as the case may be)!
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episode 48 - Can We Kiss These Companions?
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastIt was just Valentine's Day so to celebrate it we are devoting our show to our most loved characters from Doctor Who (not including The Doctor). The four cohosts (Mark, Trish, Eduardo, and Christian) pick their favorites from 50 years of Doctor Who history. We also cover all the latest news and answer more of our listener's questions to us via social media. All this plus learn how our showrunner screwed with the timelines by visiting Christopher Columbus, changing Earth's history for good (or bad as the case may be)!
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The Wacko Show: Public Service Announcement #2
An Improbable Podcast
ALL NEW WACKO; FEBRUARY THE 21ST Send Feedback To feedback.aipodcast@gmail.com Or Go To improbablewebsite.webs.com
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Radio Free Skaro #409 - Gallifrey Falls No More
Radio Free SkaroThe year's most anticipated event on the calendar of the Three Who Rule and many thousands other Doctor Who fans has come and gone as Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious years has now concluded! Over 3700 attendees, guests, and volunteers enjoyed the event, and Radio Free Skaro was proud to be able to bring a little bit go Gally to you all each day. On this final episode from Gallifrey One, we interview Series 8 writer Phil Ford, "Closing Time" director Steve Hughes, Gallifrey One program director Shaun Lyon, and <em>Doctor Who: The Discontinuity Guide</em> authors Paul Cornell and Keith Topping. We also announce our plans for the next few weeks while we all wait for Series 8 to premiere! Enjoy, and thanks for listening!
Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com
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TDP 370: Classic Big Finish Main Range 002 Phantasmagoria
Tin Dog PodcastClassic Big Finish Main Range (1-50) 002 Phantasmagoria From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Phantasmagoria Big Finish Productions audio play Series Doctor Who Release number 2 Featuring Fifth DoctorVislor Turlough Writer Mark Gatiss Director Nicholas Briggs Producer(s) Gary RussellJason Haigh-Ellery Executive producer(s) Stephen Cole Set between Resurrection of the Daleks andLoups-Garoux Length 1 hr 29 mins Release date 4 October 1999 Preceded by The Sirens of Time Followed by Whispers of Terror Phantasmagoria is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. The story was written by Mark Gatiss and stars Peter Davison and Mark Strickson. It was recorded between 26–27 June 1999. Contents [hide] 1 Synopsis 2 Cast 3 Plot 4 References 5 External links Synopsis[edit] The Fifth Doctor and Turlough investigate mysterious goings-on at the Diabola Club in London, 1702, where patrons are disappearing after losing at cards to the mysterious Sir Nikolas Valentine. Cast[edit] The Doctor — Peter Davison Turlough — Mark Strickson Henry Gaunt — Nicholas Briggs Quincy Flowers — David Walliams Edmund Carteret — Jonathan Rigby Jasper Jeake — Mark Gatiss Poltrot/Librarian/Major Billy Lovemore — Jez Fielder Sir Nicholas Valentine — David Ryall Dr Samuel Holywell — Steven Wickham Hannah Fry — Julia Dalkin Plot[edit] In the opening scene, Jasper Jeake, Quincy Flowers, Edmund Carteret and a fourth person are playing whist and discussing the coming succession of Queen Anne, at the Diabola Club (apparently a similar institution to the Hellfire Club). They argue and Carteret storms off, claiming a desire for adventure and excitement. Carteret is then approached by the sinister Sir Nicholas Valentine (introduced as a scholar, landowner and astrologer), and they agree to play cards. Carteret is later heard leaving alone furtively and acting "very queer". The following morning Valentine is heard to remark that he had good luck at cards the previous evening and inviting a down-at-heel school teacher to play with him the following evening. Meanwhile, in the Tardis, the Doctor tries to teach Turlough the rules of cricket with the aid of a 1928 Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, and attempts to work out their time location from clues from the house they find themselves in. They are confronted by the home's owner, Dr Samuel Holywell, whom they deduce to be an antiquarian; they explain their presence on the pretext that they were delivering him the Tardis to form part of his collection. While the Doctor distracts Holywell, Turlough notices that some of his books are connected with necromancy. It then becomes apparent that the protagonists are being observed by an advanced intelligence, not from their current era. That evening, while the Doctor and Turlough are being entertained by Holywell, Jeake and Flower are robbed by Major Billy Lovemore (a highwayman) and lose their winnings from the previous night. Later Ned Cotton (a drunken watchman) encounters Holywell's maid, Hannah Fry, outside Holywell's house and assaults her. Hearing her cries, Turlough comes to her rescue. Inside the house, Holywell informs the doctor that he has practical proof of the existence of ghosts and is in regular contact with them. Before Turlough can fight save Hannah from Cotton, they are distracted by a man running towards them as if chased invisible pursuers; he drops dead with a playing card in his hand. The Doctor puts the card into his Almanack. Holywell blames himself, believing the death to be a result of his contact with the ghosts. In an aside, to the background of screams of torment, Valentine is heard to comment that only a little time remains until his work is complete. Following the altercation between Turlough and Cotton, Turlough has gone missing and the Doctor attempts to locate him. He notes that the dead man has numerous coins and promissory notes in his pockets and Holywell informs him that there have been a number of disappearances like Turlough's recently. Holywell claims that he has been able to contact the spirits of these missing persons through his experiments. Turlough, it becomes apparent, has fallen and injured his head but has been rescued by Flowers and Jeake. Holywell tells the doctor that twenty-four people have gone missing within a mile of the Diabola Club. Meanwhile, Lovemore murders Cotton, citing vengeance as the reason. In the Diabola Club, Poltrot is playing cards with Valentine and notes that Valentine never removes his gloves. This is dismissed by Valentine as a gambler's superstition. Flowers confronts Valentine about Carteret's disappearance. Valentine claims that Carteret left after a few hands, and invites Flowers to play with him and Poltrot. Later Jeake and Turlough see Flowers leaving the club, looking pale and avoiding them. Holywell, the Doctor and Hannah hold a seance in an attempt to locate the missing persons. They hear sounds that remind them of the death outside Holywell's house, and represent a series of numbers. Meanwhile, Turlough and Jeake decide to follow Flowers. They catch up with him and he asks for help, claiming that he is pursued by devils and a thousand voices. The voices are calling out numbers which the Doctor recognises as radio signals; he believes the Tardis can locate the source. Meanwhile Valentine is heard telling Carteret that he will be used for "restoration". In the Tardis the Doctor discovers that the source of the radio signal has been blocked. The Doctor instructs Holywell and Fry to look into the disappearances to find a pattern. Holywell discovers that a spate of young men in their prime disappearing in the area has happened every thirty years and finally connects this with the Diabola Club. It becomes apparent that outside observers are looking for someone and have noticed the presence of the Doctor in addition to their quarry. The Doctor and Holywell arrive at the club (leaving Fry behind) to find Valentine playing cards with Pultrot, who is quickly dismissed; the Doctor takes over playing with Valentine. The Doctor wins with an Ace of Hearts and Valentine tells him to keep the card. The Doctor decides to retire, leaving Turlough and Jeake in the Diabola. They follow Valentine after he leaves the club. Meanwhile, Lovemore is heard talking to the alien presence, stating that he believes Valentine is the person they are looking for and he will now cast off his fake identities and confront Valentine. It is revealed that both Lovemore and Fry are his fake identities. The Doctor discovers that the playing card he was given by Valentine is a tracking device, calling the 'spirits' to him, and realises that he must destroy it; this causes the 'spirits' to depart. Valentine is heard to comment that if he could have the Doctor's mind it would complete his work. The Doctor realises that Valentine is stealing his victims' consciousnesses; each card is tailored to its victim's touch, which is why Valentine wears gloves when playing cards. These trapped consciousnesses are the spirits or ghosts which are summoned to the card once it has been activated. The Doctor discovers a way to reprogram the card he took from the dead man to claim a new victim when he or she touches it, and conceals it in his Almanack. Hannah returns and reveals herself to be the same person as Lovemore and an alien, but justifies her criminal life as a response to the gender stereotypes of the era. She goes on to disclose that Valentine is in fact Carthok of Deodalis, a deranged tyrant who escaped execution; she has been hunting him in revenge for the death of her family at his hands. Meanwhile, Jeake and Turlough arrive at Valentines laboratory and are detained and disarmed by Valentine; in their cell they find Carteret, who appears to be bordering on insanity. The Doctor and Holywell contront Valentine, who admits his true identity the murder of Fry/Lovemore's parents, and explains that he needs the consciousness of his victims to power his bio-mechanical ship to escape from the earth where he has been trapped. He has been healing his ship every thirty years by feeding it people's minds. Fry/Lovemore tries to force Valentine to return to Deodalis to face his execution but she is disabled by Valentine's defence systems. Valentine then decides to use her brain (rather than the Doctor's) to complete his repairs, and she is placed in a machine. The Doctor pleads for her life in exchange for what he claims is an item of great power but is in fact his Almanack (which he refers to as "the Wisdens"). He pretends to try to escape with the Almanack, and when Valentine/Carthok opens the book he touches the concealed card-trap and the consciousness/spirits he uses to capture his victims turn on him and kill him, led by Fry/Lovemore who also dies in the struggle. 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Radio Free Skaro #409 - Gallifrey Falls No More
Radio Free SkaroThe year's most anticipated event on the calendar of the Three Who Rule and many thousands other Doctor Who fans has come and gone as Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious years has now concluded! Over 3700 attendees, guests, and volunteers enjoyed the event, and Radio Free Skaro was proud to be able to bring a little bit go Gally to you all each day. On this final episode from Gallifrey One, we interview Series 8 writer Phil Ford, "Closing Time" director Steve Hughes, Gallifrey One program director Shaun Lyon, and Doctor Who: The Discontinuity Guide authors Paul Cornell and Keith Topping. We also announce our plans for the next few weeks while we all wait for Series 8 to premiere! Enjoy, and thanks for listening!
Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com
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Radio Free Skaro #409 - Gallifrey Falls No More
Radio Free SkaroThe year's most anticipated event on the calendar of the Three Who Rule and many thousands other Doctor Who fans has come and gone as Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious years has now concluded! Over 3700 attendees, guests, and volunteers enjoyed the event, and Radio Free Skaro was proud to be able to bring a little bit go Gally to you all each day. On this final episode from Gallifrey One, we interview Series 8 writer Phil Ford, "Closing Time" director Steve Hughes, Gallifrey One program director Shaun Lyon, and Doctor Who: The Discontinuity Guide authors Paul Cornell and Keith Topping. We also announce our plans for the next few weeks while we all wait for Series 8 to premiere! Enjoy, and thanks for listening!
Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com
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Paradise Towers
The Rather Awful Doctor Who Episode GuideWe're on our way to the top! Not of the iTunes charts; that would be ridiculous. We're taking the lift all the way to the top floor as we enter the terrifying world of 1987's Paradise Towers. Warning: Contains delicious Fizzade.
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Paradise Towers
The Rather Awful Doctor Who Episode GuideWe're on our way to the top! Not of the iTunes charts; that would be ridiculous. We're taking the lift all the way to the top floor as we enter the terrifying world of 1987's Paradise Towers. Warning: Contains delicious Fizzade.
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The Cloister Room 085 - The Shangri-La of Swimming Pools
The Cloister RoomTom and Louis are randomly whisked away to the Seventh Doctor's era, picking up from their previous foray into Time and the Rani. Tom takes note of the punctuational music, and Louis wonders about Mel's appetite for cookies.
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The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast #208
The 20mb Doctor Who PodcastGenesis of the Daleks by Terry Nation
Adam, Matthew, Robert, Rhys, Mary and Kirby talk about the best Doctor Who story of all time?
We also have news, feedback and this week's edition of You Won't Get This One.
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The Doctor Who Podcast: Live from Gallifrey One: Day Three
The Doctor Who PodcastMichele is back with yet more DWP listeners covering day three of Gallifrey One 25 in Los Angeles.
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Episode 164 - Not at Gally
Traveling the VortexIn this week’s show we are one co-host short. Shaun is off in California for Gallifrey One, the premiere Doctor Who convention. So, Keith and I are holding down the fort here at home, and couldn’t go week without indulging in our own Doctor Who. So, this time we are doing book reviews! First, Keith gives his impressions on the Third Doctor and UNIT story, Harvest Of Time. Then, I give my review of the Tenth Doctor story, The Resurrection Casket.Also, we’ll look at some of the news announced this week.
And, of course, your feedback.
Enjoy!
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Gallifrey 2014 - Day 3 - It Came From the Belly of the M
Traveling the VortexSadly, Gallifrey 2014 has wrapped and is now in the books, but Shaun, Mel and Michelle have one last look at the festivities of this year’s con. Here is a look at the final day of the premiere Doctor Who convention that has been going on all weekend in sunny California.Enjoy!
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295 - Doctor Who: Podshock
Podshock
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 295
Running time: 1:56:29We review Nightmare in Silver, bring you the latest Doctor Who news, plus your feedback, and more. Hosted by Louis Trapani and Dave Cooper.
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Episode 5: Three End.... YEAHHHHHH
Trust Your DoctorYes, the final 2 episodes really were that good.
Kiyan and Dylan return for their 5 week anniversary of this podcast after watching The Keys of Marinus, written by Terry Nation and aired in April and May of 1964. They then rave about the final 2 episodes and discuss some of the reboot in relation to the old Doctor Who.
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