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Deadly divas, anyone? This week our villainous discussion centers on the ladies. For a change, we have a jumping off point--and it's VAM! (That's "value-added material", as in DVD extras.) Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we discuss one of the extras on the Shada DVD set. (Spoiler: We're much more excited about this one than the last one we talked about.) What does it mean to be a diva? Do all the female baddies on the show (and included the extra) qualify? Our discussion ranges beyond "Those Deadly Divas", so if you haven't seen it, don't fear, there's plenty here for you too. Add our "happy-Who-things", plus a special announcement, and you've got yourself a rollicking episode of Verity!

Oh, and shout-out to the iTunes review that inspired this week's title.

^E

Also covered:
Lynne has a wee little Capaldi fig with an arched eyebrow and an "Other Doctor"!
Erika guested (with Kat) on TARDIS Tavern!
Tansy spotted Osgood from "The Day of the Doctor" on Watson and Oliver!
Deb squees over Doctor Puppet's special release for Peter Capaldi's birthday!

Bonus links:
Our discussion of "Being a Girl"
Our review of Queers Dig Time Lords
Labels Against Women - #ShineStrong Pantene

Deadly divas, anyone? This week our villainous discussion centers on the ladies. For a change, we have a jumping off point--and it's VAM! (That's "value-added material", as in DVD extras.) Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we discuss one of the extras on the Shada DVD set. (Spoiler: We're much more excited about this one than the last one we talked about.) What does it mean to be a diva? Do all the female baddies on the show (and included the extra) qualify? Our discussion ranges beyond "Those Deadly Divas", so if you haven't seen it, don't fear, there's plenty here for you too. Add our "happy-Who-things", plus a special announcement, and you've got yourself a rollicking episode of Verity!

Oh, and shout-out to the iTunes review that inspired this week's title.

^E

Also covered:Lynne has a wee little Capaldi fig with an arched eyebrow and an "Other Doctor"!Erika guested (with Kat) on TARDIS Tavern!Tansy spotted Osgood from "The Day of the Doctor" on Watson and Oliver!Deb squees over Doctor Puppet's special release for Peter Capaldi's birthday!

Bonus links:Our discussion of "Being a Girl"Our review of Queers Dig Time LordsLabels Against Women - #ShineStrong Pantene

Deadly divas, anyone? This week our villainous discussion centers on the ladies. For a change, we have a jumping off point--and it's VAM! (That's "value-added material", as in DVD extras.) Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we discuss one of the extras on the Shada DVD set. (Spoiler: We're much more excited about this one than the last one we talked about.) What does it mean to be a diva? Do all the female baddies on the show (and included the extra) qualify? Our discussion ranges beyond "Those Deadly Divas", so if you haven't seen it, don't fear, there's plenty here for you too. Add our "happy-Who-things", plus a special announcement, and you've got yourself a rollicking episode of Verity!

Oh, and shout-out to the iTunes review that inspired this week's title.

^E

Also covered:
Lynne has a wee little Capaldi fig with an arched eyebrow and an "Other Doctor"!
Erika guested (with Kat) on TARDIS Tavern!
Tansy spotted Osgood from "The Day of the Doctor" on Watson and Oliver!
Deb squees over Doctor Puppet's special release for Peter Capaldi's birthday!

Bonus links:
Our discussion of "Being a Girl"
Our review of Queers Dig Time Lords
Labels Against Women - #ShineStrong Pantene

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

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

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Day of the Daleks

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

Kiyan and Dylan had a hard time finishing a summary.

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

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Kiyan and Dylan had a hard time finishing a summary.

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

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

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

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

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

WARNING: Contains rabbit chasing

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

WARNING: Contains rabbit chasing

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Children have gone missing from a chilly London suburb and they’re not visiting the London Olympics. This week we are joined by Tommy V and Lauren to help us discuss the cold summer Olympics set in the crazy future year 2012.

In a rare editorial move, we’re lifting the curtain and letting you see a glimpse of In the Console room. Before the show starts (and even after the credits) you’ll get to hear a bit of the pre-show debauchery and see what it takes to get everyone on the same page and get the show started.

Most agree this isn’t the best episode of Doctor Who and at some point we may get a little distracted while talking about the episode. No worries because when Tommy V gives us the “Tom Baker Eyes” and Lauren starts inappropriate relations with Simba the only thing left for Jennie and Ben to do is put Fingers to Lips.

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Links:

Tommy V: Twitter Facebook BoredInTheBasement.com

Lauren: Twitter MouthyBroadcast.com

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Slash, AU, R, PG… WTF?! Jess will explain.

We are still a russian podcast, so, you may try to listen it if you are russian or you want to confuse yourself with a bunch of straaaaange noises. :)

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Elizabeth and Thomas look at feminism in Doctor Who and the role of female characters from Susan to Clara

Elizabeth and Thomas look at feminism in Doctor Who and the role of female characters from Susan to Clara

Elizabeth and Thomas look at feminism in Doctor Who and the role of female characters from Susan to Clara

Ah, you know the one. Big red man lives at the bottom of a hole.

This week, the Diddly Dum Podcast comes to you from The Gore Crow Hotel, made famous by its appearance in the Seventh Doctor story, “Battlefield”. As Morgaine the Sunkiller and her minions from 165 Eaton Place attempt to break through the protective chalk circle drawn around the podcasters’ bar table, the Three Who Drool ponder the theme of myths and legends in Doctor Who – specifically the use of the Atlantis legend.

In between discussing the Second Doctor story “The Underwater Menace” and the Third Doctor story “The Time Monster”, Al recalls recently meeting Tom Baker and being boomed at by the great man, Doc tells of coming across a relic from Delia Derbyshire’s schooldays and The Rev provides vital road safety tips.

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SHOW NOTES

Boney M as ideal candidates for the dancers playing the Fish People

The life and death of Joe Meek

Joe Orton, Kenneth Halliwell & Kenneth Williams (here) and (here)

Carry on up the Khyber

Junior Kickstart (here) and (here)

John Craven's Newsround

The return of The Empire Strikes Back’s lost short, Black Angel

Missing Hancock’s Half Hour episodes to air

Fist of Fun

Ragtime with Fred Harris

Maus

The Green Cross Man

SPLINK

The Tufty Club (here) and (here)

The Tufty reboot

Atari Pong

A gardener from Hull called Mick

John Rylands Library (here) and (here)

Delia Derbyshire’s school book (here) and (here) and (here)

Papyrus P52

Big Finish’s “Counter Measures”

The full story of how Al met Tom Baker

The Diddly Dum podcast thanks anyone we've pinched pictures from and respects the copyright of etc etc.

Break out the booze and party favors! Throw on your fancy dress! It's time to celebrate! We've rolled out the red carpet for The Oncoming Storm's 100th Episode! That's right, in fine media tradition, we're being all self congratulatory and self important as we toast the most important things in our lives... us! But since the listeners may want some actual content, we don't stop there. Josh, Ashley, Rachel, and Sacha take a look at 100, the anthology release from Big Finish by Jacqueline Rayner. Robert Shearman, Joe Lidster, and Paul Cornell. How well do a bunch of single episodes work around the theme of 100? Join in on the party and find out! The Oncoming Storm... This time, we're 100! Please excuse the self indulgence. We're centenarians now. Sometimes you just have to let the old farts have their fun.

Ah, you know the one. Big red man lives at the bottom of a hole.