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It’s Doctor Who Day! Well, if you’re reading this on November 23rd, 2011, at any rate. But even if you aren’t, the Three Who Rule have a jam-packed show for you with not only a surprisingly packed news list but also an interview with Bill Stanley. Who is this Bill Stanley, you ask? Well, for a sizable number of older North American Whovians, PBS was the only place one could see the good Doctor’s adventures during their formative years, and Bill Stanley was the program director for Spokane PBS affiliate KSPS in the 80s and 90s. His recall of those days has not dimmed one jot, and we were delighted to talk to the man who more than anyone else is responsible for the love of Doctor Who we hold to this day. But that’s not all! We also have….a commentary for the Rebel Flesh. Yup. The Rebel…Flesh. Happy Doctor Who Day, everyone!

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

It's Doctor Who Day! Well, if you're reading this on November 23rd, 2011, at any rate. But even if you aren't, the Three Who Rule have a jam-packed show for you with not only a surprisingly packed news list but also an interview with Bill Stanley. Who is this Bill Stanley, you ask? Well, for a sizable number of older North American Whovians, PBS was the only place one could see the good Doctor's adventures during their formative years, and Bill Stanley was the program director for Spokane PBS affiliate KSPS in the 80s and 90s. His recall of those days has not dimmed one jot, and we were delighted to talk to the man who more than anyone else is responsible for the love of Doctor Who we hold to this day. But that's not all! We also have....a commentary for the Rebel Flesh. Yup. The Rebel...Flesh. Happy Doctor Who Day, everyone!

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

It’s Doctor Who Day! Well, if you’re reading this on November 23rd, 2011, at any rate. But even if you aren’t, the Three Who Rule have a jam-packed show for you with not only a surprisingly packed news list but also an interview with Bill Stanley. Who is this Bill Stanley, you ask? Well, for a sizable number of older North American Whovians, PBS was the only place one could see the good Doctor’s adventures during their formative years, and Bill Stanley was the program director for Spokane PBS affiliate KSPS in the 80s and 90s. His recall of those days has not dimmed one jot, and we were delighted to talk to the man who more than anyone else is responsible for the love of Doctor Who we hold to this day. But that’s not all! We also have….a commentary for the Rebel Flesh. Yup. The Rebel…Flesh. Happy Doctor Who Day, everyone!

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

It's that time of the month!! The Who's He? three are back with an audio commentary for The Talons of Weng-Chiang, episodes 1 to 3. And as last month, Tony gets really excited with his facts but this time runs out of steam after episode 1. As Phil and Paul try desperately to calm him down, they valiantly try to continue with their own version of events.

They also go through the news this week that a Doctor Who film is in the offing and also announce that the Who's He? Podcast will be attending the official convention next year and talk about the trailer for the Christmas special. And Tony gets to hear Let's Save Confidential by No Touch Pod which fair takes his breath away.

It's that time of the month!! The Who's He? three are back with an audio commentary for The Talons of Weng-Chiang, episodes 1 to 3. And as last month, Tony gets really excited with his facts but this time runs out of steam after episode 1. As Phil and Paul try desperately to calm him down, they valiantly try to continue with their own version of events.

They also go through the news this week that a Doctor Who film is in the offing and also announce that the Who's He? Podcast will be attending the official convention next year and talk about the trailer for the Christmas special. And Tony gets to hear Let's Save Confidential by No Touch Pod which fair takes his breath away.

Welcome back (after such a brief absence!) to Doctor Whocast! We are speeding right along with our mission to watch something from all the previous doctors before the holiday, and this week is no different. We tackle the Fifth Doctor, Peter Davison, and the 1982 serial "The Visitation." Along the way, Nancy uses some risque language, Brian forgets how to speak and BJ "Interruptor Jones" Jackson gets on somebody's last nerve! So sit back, relax and enjoy the only podcast that also travels in time!

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, eyepatched, in front of the 2011 Doctor Who episode, The Wedding of River Song, and spout our usual nonsense!

The Doctor’s gone all beardy weirdy (again), River’s practicing her spacesuited swimming proficiency and Churchill likes mounting mammoths. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy The Wedding of River Songa|

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In which your heroes look at Aliens of London.

To our surprise, one of us actually liked it, one hadn’t watched it and one struggled to find anything to say about it.

Next week willll be our 50th, please send congrats, audio or otherwise to badwilf@yahoo.com

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Another trip back in time to February 2011 for more coverage of the SFX Weekender 2, this week a panel consisting of writers John Courtenay Grimwood, James Lovegrove, Toby Whithouse, Sarah Gifford and James Moran discuss vampire shows and where the genre can go next.

Also this week No Touch Pod released Let's Save Confidential which you can download here for free http://www.netconjurer.co.uk/confidential/index.html  and see the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIHZSGOkbzY&

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering. 

We're just four episodes from the 100th Tim's Take On so feel free to email some mp3 feedback for that.

Another trip back in time to February 2011 for more coverage of the SFX Weekender 2, this week a panel consisting of writers John Courtenay Grimwood, James Lovegrove, Toby Whithouse, Sarah Gifford and James Moran discuss vampire shows and where the genre can go next.

Also this week No Touch Pod released Let's Save Confidential which you can download here for free http://www.netconjurer.co.uk/confidential/index.html  and see the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIHZSGOkbzY&

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering. 

We're just four episodes from the 100th Tim's Take On so feel free to email some mp3 feedback for that.

Another trip back in time to February 2011 for more coverage of the SFX Weekender 2, this week a panel consisting of writers John Courtenay Grimwood, James Lovegrove, Toby Whithouse, Sarah Gifford and James Moran discuss vampire shows and where the genre can go next.

Also this week No Touch Pod released Let's Save Confidential which you can download here for free http://www.netconjurer.co.uk/confidential/index.html and see the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIHZSGOkbzY&

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

We're just four episodes from the 100th Tim's Take On so feel free to email some mp3 feedback for that.

Viki meets Timelash. Oh. Tony is back. Oh dear.

Alan, Andy and Derek tackle this last weeks hot topic:A Is Matt Smith about to leave?A Also could the team have discovered what the 10th Doctor was really doing in those lost years between Waters of Mars and the End of Time Pt1?

Hola, Whovians! We're back this week with our examination of the Fourth Dcotor, the much-loved Tom Baker. We watch "Pyramids of Mars" and give our thoughts on the Longscarf as well as a very young, very beautiful Elizabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith. Bobby and Brian square off against Nancy and BJ in a war of opinion, and we also discuss the recent news about the Doctor Who movie that is being developed. As always, sit back, relax, and enjoyy the only podcast that also travels in time!

Once more into the breach!  This episode, your erstwhile Telos AMers have managed to get themselves to a review of The Wedding of River Song. Hear Nick forget to make a cutting pun! Hear Lindsey's mind go to rather unsavoury places! Hear Alex try to talk very quietly to avoid interrupting a film being watched in the room next door!

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This week was to have been our episode on the delightful Elisabeth Sladen, but unfortunately real life got in the way and James could not join us. We really wanted to do Lis justice and have all three of us in the campervan so we will postpone that episode for a very short while.

So, in the meantime, with a lack of anything to say about one of Doctor Who’s favourite companions, Trev and Tom settle back and have a geek out.

A what a wide ranging discussion it is – Voyage of the Damned, stunt casting, numeracy, Australian accents, accountancy and a whole lot of laughter.

Also the announcement of our competition just in time for Christmas.

This week was to have been our episode on the delightful Elisabeth Sladen, but unfortunately real life got in the way and James could not join us. We really wanted to do Lis justice and have all three of us in the campervan so we will postpone that episode for a very short while.

So, in the meantime, with a lack of anything to say about one of Doctor Who’s favourite companions, Trev and Tom settle back and have a geek out.

A what a wide ranging discussion it is – Voyage of the Damned, stunt casting, numeracy, Australian accents, accountancy and a whole lot of laughter.

Also the announcement of our competition just in time for Christmas.

Four down and one to go.  This time we discuss "Timelash," number 199 of Doctor Who Magazine's 2009 poll.  This time around we're joined by Matt of The Raggedy Podcast.  Did watching this hour and a half of fluffery incite us to hurl ourselves into the Timelash?  Or did we half-heartedly embrace it?  (See also: Episode 54, in which we talk "Underworld.")

Plus we have one cryptic bit of audio feedback from a loyal listener as well as an email suggesting good Doctor Who for the Halloween weekend...er, better late than never I suppose.

Join us on Facebook and send us feedback at tardistavern@gmail.  Also catch Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern, Steve via @tardistaverntit, and Matt via @androiddreamer!

Four down and one to go. This time we discuss "Timelash," number 199 of Doctor Who Magazine's 2009 poll. This time around we're joined by Matt of The Raggedy Podcast. Did watching this hour and a half of fluffery incite us to hurl ourselves into the Timelash? Or did we half-heartedly embrace it? (See also: Episode 54, in which we talk "Underworld.")

Plus we have one cryptic bit of audio feedback from a loyal listener as well as an email suggesting good Doctor Who for the Halloween weekend...er, better late than never I suppose.

Join us on Facebook and send us feedback at tardistavern@gmail. Also catch Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern, Steve via @tardistaverntit, and Matt via @androiddreamer!

Waffle On About Callan & The Equalizer

Hello and welcome to this bumper episode of Waffle On in which Meds & Kell talk about two of Edward Woodwards best known TV vehicles, Callan and The Equalizer

Callan

Callan hit our screens back in 1967 as a special on a programme called Armchair theatre. The pilot was such a success a series soon followed and in total four series hit our screens, first in black and white and then in colour. Callan was a hard hitting killer who suffered from emotional prangs about the people he was contracted to deal with.

The Equalizer

Edward Woodward returned to hard hitting TV drama in the guise of Robert McCall aka The Equalizer. The series launched in 1985 and ran again for four series up to 1989. McCall a retired operative from a secret organisation known simply as The Agency attempts to make amends by hiring himself our for free in aid of people in distress in New York.

Meds does Movember for charity

As mentioned on the podcast Meds is growing a moustache for Movember a charity in aid of battling prostate and testicular cancer. If you want to donate please copy and paste this link into your browser http://uk.movember.com/mospace/2039948/

Take a look at Mimi's new book called Bartholomew. Head here for details of her book and how to pick up a copy.

Here is our Facebook group, head here to join https://www.facebook.com/groups/waffleon/

Tony gets to talk to Stephen Gallagher, author of one of his favourite stories, 'Warriors' Gate' as well as the yummy 'Terminus' and so much more besides.

The DWO WhoCast - it does the right kind of nothing..

Waffle On About Callan & The Equalizer

Hello and welcome to this bumper episode of Waffle On in which Meds & Kell talk about two of Edward Woodwards best known TV vehicles, Callan and The Equalizer

Callan

Callan hit our screens back in 1967 as a special on a programme called Armchair theatre. The pilot was such a success a series soon followed and in total four series hit our screens, first in black and white and then in colour. Callan was a hard hitting killer who suffered from emotional prangs about the people he was contracted to deal with.

The Equalizer

Edward Woodward returned to hard hitting TV drama in the guise of Robert McCall aka The Equalizer. The series launched in 1985 and ran again for four series up to 1989. McCall a retired operative from a secret organisation known simply as The Agency attempts to make amends by hiring himself our for free in aid of people in distress in New York.

Meds does Movember for charity

As mentioned on the podcast Meds is growing a moustache for Movember a charity in aid of battling prostate and testicular cancer. If you want to donate please copy and paste this link into your browser http://uk.movember.com/mospace/2039948/

Take a look at Mimi’s new book called Bartholomew. Head here for details of her book and how to pick up a copy.

Here is our Facebook group, head here to join https://www.facebook.com/groups/waffleon/