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6. "To be fair, the universe did blow up"
7. The love of a good woman?

For September, we're back to more traditional fare with The Dark Path by David A. McIntee (ISBN: 0-426-20503-0), featuring the Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria, and a certain returning villain who shall remain unnamed but will be apparent by glancing at the cover.  From the back cover:

"He's one of my own people, Victoria, and he's hunting me."

Darkheart: a faded neutron star surrounded by dead planets.  But there is life on one of these icy rocks -- the last enclave of the Earth Empire, frozen in the image of another time.  As the rest of the galaxy enjoys the fruits of the fledgling Federation, these isolated Imperials, bound to obey a forgotten ideal, harbour a dark obsession.

The Doctor, Jamie and Victoria arrive to find that the Federation has at last come to reintegrate this lost colony, whether they like it or not.  But all is not well in the Federation camp: relations and allegiances are changing.  The fierce Veltrochni -- angered by the murder of their kinsmen -- have an entirely different agenda.  And someone else is manipulating the mission for his own mysterious reasons -- another time traveller, a suave and assured master of his work.

The Doctor must uncover the terrible secret which brought the Empire to this desolate sector, and find the source of the strange power maintaining their society.  But can a Time Lord, facing the ultimate temptation, control his own desires?

Hmm, sounds sexy.

David A. McIntee is perhaps one of the most prolific writers of Doctor Who novels, with a total of 12 under his belt, including The Face of the Enemy, Bullet Time, and The Shadow of Weng-Chiang.  He has also penned two Big Finish releases.

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In this special episode Barry talks to Juilan Jones, the co- creator and writer of BBC's Merlin. The chat includes what fans can expect from series four and what we can expect from all the characters, both old and new.

Julian spends some time looking back on some of his fave moments of series three and even before that. Theres is talk of the impact writing series four with the knowledge of the show being renewed of a fifth series. After answering some fan questions Julian tackles the subject of the Merlin film news and more.

Enjoy!

In this special episode Barry talks to Juilan Jones, the co- creator and writer of BBC's Merlin. The chat includes what fans can expect from series four and what we can expect from all the characters, both old and new.

Julian spends some time looking back on some of his fave moments of series three and even before that. Theres is talk of the impact writing series four with the knowledge of the show being renewed of a fifth series. After answering some fan questions Julian tackles the subject of the Merlin film news and more.

Enjoy!

Two, TWO podcasts for the price of one! How did "Closing Time" measure up to last year's "The Lodger," and how are those two episodes like a Doctor Who convention? Also, some thoughts about the cancellation of Doctor Who Confidential.

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 257
Running time: 1:43:37

We review Doctor Who: Closing Time live over the net with your live feedback.

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This week, the Projecteers are joined by Martyn from The Bad Wiff Podcast, as they struggle to find something to say about "Closing Time". Also (to pad out time) they discuss the current state of the BBC, action figure news and the marketing genius of semi-popular hand puppet Sooty.

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Every year, the “bottle episode” of Doctor Who is approached with a mixture of both anticipation and dread by Whovians. For those not in the know, a “bottle episode” is an industry term for a “scaled back production” (read “cheap”) that usually appears later on in a series’ after all the money has already been spent, usually on the series finale. Despite such budget constraints, the spirit of creativity in the face of adversity has lead to a surprising number of innovative and ingenious gems over the years, such as fan favorites like “Midnight” and “Blink”. It has also given us “Love and Monsters”, which was pants. Where does Series Six’s “bottle episode” fit on this spectrum? Join Eric Mendoza Lindsay Wood, Beverly Brown and Derek Gladu as we review "The Girl Who Waited".

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Episode 14 starts as usual with the Motes of News and then the Villain Randomizer calls forth Sil for us. Following that Shannon & Steve talk about the penultimate episode of Season 6: Closing Time

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They're back! After what will hopefully prove to be the last of the extreme technical woes, Alex, Nick, and Lindsey find themselves back in the chatseat chatting about the best show on telly. But don't worry, they don't talk about Corrie THAT much. No! Instead, you get a bumber episode that includes TWO entire episodes that the gang recorded. In the first, Lindsey and Alex cast their critical gaze on Let's Kill Hitler and Night Terrors. Nick then joins Alex to discuss the unexpectedly heart-rending The Girl Who Waited.

Hopefully, there will be a deluge of episodes coming at you from the Telos AM office in the next few weeks as we endeavour to catch up to the show.

Thanks for waiting, podsphere!

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Closing Time brings us to the penultimate episode for Seres 6 of Doctor Who, and it falls to Trevor and Tom to discuss and share their thoughts on this story.

Not content with talking about the episode, they ended up talking about all manner of things other than the story itself!

Rest assured there are no spoilers for non-screened episodes, so please enjoy!

Closing Time brings us to the penultimate episode for Seres 6 of Doctor Who, and it falls to Trevor and Tom to discuss and share their thoughts on this story.

Not content with talking about the episode, they ended up talking about all manner of things other than the story itself!

Rest assured there are no spoilers for non-screened episodes, so please enjoy!

Here we are at the penultimate episode of Series Six. It’s been a good time, with lots of ups and downs this season, and this week’s episode in no exception. Here’s our review of Closing Time with the return of James Corden reprising his role as Craig Owens. But, first a review of the fifth story in the key to time, The Power of Kroll. Plus as usual, your feedback!

Series 7 News

Craig is back and Scott and Matt had a lot of fun with the twelfth episode of series 6,”Closing Time”. In the last few days of his life the Doctor visits his old friend Craig Owens, but when he stumbles a mystery involving a silver rat and Cybermen invading a department store he must decide if he wants to get involved one last time. What is a Cybermat and where does it come from? How long has passed for the Doctor since the end of “The God Complex”? What did we think of the big reveal in the last five minutes? Find out in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Next: Matt Smith and “The Wedding of River Song”!!

Craig is back and Scott and Matt had a lot of fun with the twelfth episode of series 6,”Closing Time”. In the last few days of his life the Doctor visits his old friend Craig Owens, but when he stumbles a mystery involving a silver rat and Cybermen invading a department store he must decide if he wants to get involved one last time. What is a Cybermat and where does it come from? How long has passed for the Doctor since the end of “The God Complex”? What did we think of the big reveal in the last five minutes? Find out in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Next: Matt Smith and “The Wedding of River Song”!!

Production is underway for the Christmas special, but those of us normal folk without time travel capability are still watching Series 6 as it starts winding to a close. On this episode of the podcast, we discuss the second-to-last story of this season, the Gareth Roberts penned "Closing Time", which sees the return of Craig from Roberts' previous story "The Lodger". Before we get into the new, we delve into the old with the classic base under siege serial "The Seeds of Death", which features the Second Doctor, Zoe, and Jamie. Although getting Nuala to watch a classic serial is roughly akin to pulling teeth, will the Zoe factor be enough to please her, or will the six-episode length be too much to handle? Add these lovely chit-chats to a bit of news about the upcoming Chicago TARDIS convention, and more jokes at the expense of the Zune and you have our twenty-third episode.

The gang's all here for the penultimate episode of Series 6, "Closing Time." Bobby, BJ and Nancy are rejoined by Dalek Supreme Brian as they discuss the Doctor's farewell tour with our old friend Craig from last year's "The Lodger." While we recap the episode and take some listener questions and feedback, we also find time to sing a few songs, utilize a certain Star Wars soundboard quote and wonder where in the world Brian has disappeared to. As always, sit back, relax and enjoy the only podcast that also travels in time!

On this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, the reviewing duo take a look at the penultimate episode of series 6, Closing Time. Unfortunately, after a run of cracking episodes, it comes to a halt with this episode which Paul and Phil are very disappointed with. During their discussion about the episode and this weeks news, they talk about pithy subjects such as the press's obsession with Doctor Who's viewing figures and cyber suits for the larger gentleman. However, they are both looking forward to the series finale, which Phil forgets the name of.

On this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, the reviewing duo take a look at the penultimate episode of series 6, Closing Time. Unfortunately, after a run of cracking episodes, it comes to a halt with this episode which Paul and Phil are very disappointed with. During their discussion about the episode and this weeks news, they talk about pithy subjects such as the press's obsession with Doctor Who's viewing figures and cyber suits for the larger gentleman. However, they are both looking forward to the series finale, which Phil forgets the name of.

It's a Miracle Day retrospective this week where Phil analyses his apathy and a returning special guest argues for the virtues of not eating too much cake.

The penultimate episode of Series 6 featured the return of one of the great Doctor-companion teams that never happened. Matt Smith and James Corden, so perfectly matched in 2010's "The Lodger", reunited to amuse and delight in Gareth Roberts's wonderful follow-up "Closing Time", a story about which the Three Who Rule were unanimous in their opinion. The Cybermen also returned and were promptly dispensed with, but who cares about them, really? Also discussed in this podcast: the inevitable rapid-fire stats, new toys, favourite Doctors, rampant pluggery and more. Radio Free Skaro, here to help!

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

The penultimate episode of Series 6 featured the return of one of the great Doctor-companion teams that never happened. Matt Smith and James Corden, so perfectly matched in 2010's "The Lodger", reunited to amuse and delight in Gareth Roberts's wonderful follow-up "Closing Time", a story about which the Three Who Rule were unanimous in their opinion. The Cybermen also returned and were promptly dispensed with, but who cares about them, really? Also discussed in this podcast: the inevitable rapid-fire stats, new toys, favourite Doctors, rampant pluggery and more. Radio Free Skaro, here to help!Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

The penultimate episode of Series 6 featured the return of one of the great Doctor-companion teams that never happened. Matt Smith and James Corden, so perfectly matched in 2010's "The Lodger", reunited to amuse and delight in Gareth Roberts's wonderful follow-up "Closing Time", a story about which the Three Who Rule were unanimous in their opinion. The Cybermen also returned and were promptly dispensed with, but who cares about them, really? Also discussed in this podcast: the inevitable rapid-fire stats, new toys, favourite Doctors, rampant pluggery and more. Radio Free Skaro, here to help!

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