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My first thoughts on the somewhat thin on plot Torchwood Miracle Day episode six:The Middle Men which guest starred Ernie Hudson of the Ghostbusters movies, with as usual a few thoughts from the twitterverse.

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.

My first thoughts on the somewhat thin on plot Torchwood Miracle Day episode six:The Middle Men which guest starred Ernie Hudson of the Ghostbusters movies, with as usual a few thoughts from the twitterverse.

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.

My first thoughts on the somewhat thin on plot Torchwood Miracle Day episode six:The Middle Men which guest starred Ernie Hudson of the Ghostbusters movies, with as usual a few thoughts from the twitterverse.

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.

Does the sixth episode of Miracle Day regain its footing with what is essentially Part Two of "Escape from the Overflow Camps"? Somewhat surprisingly, yes!

Co-executive producer Jane Espenson blogs about "The Middle Men" at afterelton.com.

Caught up in an orcstasy of hobbit-love, the Scrolls team talked so long into the night that an entire section of Chapter 8 had to be cut for fear of Melting Your Brains. Well... it's too late now, obviously, so as Scrolls is taking a short break this month we thought we would share the last of our late night ramblings with you.

This then, is the Previously Unreleased third part of our Middle Earth Special in which we talk Adaptations - games, plays, movies, music and models.
Not only that, ladies and gentlemen but we have Additional Bonus Content excavated for you from the dusty archives of Nargothrond. Shortly after the inaugural Festival-In-The-Shire event last year Clover nabbed a skype chat with one of the guests, Professor Corey Olsen. Wary of overburdening you with Tolkienalia at the time, it was eventually decided to shelve this interview - but now you can hear it in its entirety. Tune in and let the Tolkien Professor fix your melted brains.

If you like what you hear you can download his podcasts free of charge here.

Intro/Outro music is, as ever provided by Steadman. I have also used a snippet from Howard Shore's wonderful soundtrack to The Return Of The King in order to seperate the two sections of the podcast

This month the DW duo of Kehaar and Matt try to get to grips with leadership in the slippery form of King Arthur. In a wide ranging discussion they look at such versions of Arthur as:

TV's Merlin (BBC series) and Camelot (Starz series.)

Film's Excalibur and First Knight

The History of the Kings of Britain by Geoffrey of Monmouth

Marion Zimmer Bradley's Mists of Avalon

TH White's entire Once and Future King series

Bernard Cornwell's Warlord series

Lord Alfred Tennyson's poetry

D'Morte D'Arthur by Sir Thomas Mallory

& in the process they invoke:

SunTsu's The Art of War

John Adair's Action Centred Leadership model

Former English Cricket Captain & Psychoanalyst Mike Brearley's 'The Art of Captaincy.'

And fall out over Vikings !

For podcast specific news follow @DissectingWrlds on twitter. Kehaar can be followed @Clarkythecruel by suckers for punishment and @theGrampus is Matt.

The Two Daves! Not one of Tony's nightmares, but Dave gets to ask David Tennant... ONE question(ish). It's a long story, to be honest. Look, we went to the Fright Night Premiere. So, we review Mr Tennant's new film, and also, at the end of the show, there's a recording of the press line - it's a bit ropey in places - but then, so was the organisation... And Dave.

Later in the show we take a look back at the ORIGINAL series four, you know, the one with Hartnell and Troughton.

The DWO WhoCast - it's gearing up for series 32b!

Caught up in an orcstasy of hobbit-love, the Scrolls team talked so long into the night that an entire section of Chapter 8 had to be cut for fear of Melting Your Brains.  Well... it's too late now, obviously, so as Scrolls is taking a short break this month we thought we would share the last of our late night ramblings with you.  

This then, is the Previously Unreleased third part of our Middle Earth Special in which we talk Adaptations - games, plays, movies, music and models.  
Not only that, ladies and gentlemen but we have Additional Bonus Content excavated for you from the dusty archives of Nargothrond.  Shortly after the inaugural Festival-In-The-Shire event last year Clover nabbed a skype chat with one of the guests, Professor Corey Olsen.  Wary of overburdening you with Tolkienalia at the time, it was eventually decided to shelve this interview - but now you can hear it in its entirety.  Tune in and let the Tolkien Professor fix your melted brains.

If you like what you hear you can download his podcasts free of charge here.

Intro/Outro music is, as ever provided by Steadman.  I have also used a snippet from Howard Shore's wonderful soundtrack to The Return Of The King in order to seperate the two sections of the podcast

This month the DW duo of Kehaar and Matt try to get to grips with leadership in the slippery form of King Arthur.  In a wide ranging discussion they look at such versions of Arthur as:

 

TV’s Merlin (BBC series) and Camelot (Starz series.)

Film’s Excalibur and First Knight

The History of the Kings of Britain by Geoffrey of Monmouth

Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Mists of Avalon

TH White’s entire Once and Future King series

Bernard Cornwell’s Warlord series

Lord Alfred Tennyson’s poetry

D’Morte D’Arthur by Sir Thomas Mallory

 

& in the process they invoke:

 

SunTsu’s The Art of War

John Adair’s Action Centred Leadership model

Former English Cricket Captain & Psychoanalyst Mike Brearley’s ‘The Art of Captaincy.’

 

And fall out over Vikings !

 

For podcast specific news follow @DissectingWrlds on twitter. Kehaar can be followed @Clarkythecruel by suckers for punishment and @theGrampus is Matt.

Imran and Pete take a look at Torchwood: Miracle Day – The Middle Men.

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In this Second episode Sebastian is joined by Larry Fulsome, the self-believing creator of Doctor Who. Also BBC cleaner Bob Stains and Assistant wardrobe and make-up girl Hilary Shawcross provide commentaries for The Time Warrior. Richard Desmond thinks of what Janet Fielding might look like with her top off in ‘Tits On The Tardis’. Plus news including Christopher Eccleston’s lastest outburst, good news for Adric fans, and Colin Baker’s fan rage…

A quick glance at the Wikipedia entry for Joe Lidster will show that he knows his Doctor Who and related spinoffs.

He has written for Big Finish, Torchwood and Sarah Jane Adventures, as well as the Bernice Summerfield ranges. When he isn’t writing for them he is producing short stories on, you guessed it, Doctor Who.

This incredibly talented and busy man sat down with ourJames recently to talk all things Doctor Who.

I am sure you will find this a fascinating interview.

A quick glance at the Wikipedia entry for Joe Lidster will show that he knows his Doctor Who and related spinoffs.

He has written for Big Finish, Torchwood and Sarah Jane Adventures, as well as the Bernice Summerfield ranges. When he isn’t writing for them he is producing short stories on, you guessed it, Doctor Who.

This incredibly talented and busy man sat down with ourJames recently to talk all things Doctor Who.

I am sure you will find this a fascinating interview.

In this episode I review Torchwood Miracle Day episodes 2 to 5, and the brilliant Robert Haynes sends in a brilliant review, in audio form! Also I celebrate my 1st year of podcasting!

Please sned your feedback to whoisthemanpodcast@hotmail.com, or join the Facebook group, Who Is The Man on Facebook.

In episode Eight, after a couple of Motes of News, the Villain Randomizer sets its sights on The Valeyard and we look at the 6th Doctor, played by Colin Baker before talking about: Vengeance on Varos.

The same show. Sorry folks but in an attempt to get the bloody episode to show up in itunes I’ve decided to republish.

Martyn, Imran and Pete look at Torchwood: Miracle Day – Categories of Life.

Please excuse the sound quality – any tech issue that could go wrong, did.

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Greetings, fellow immortals! This week on Doctor Whocast: Torchwood Miracle Day Edition we examine episode 6, "The Middle Men." Bobby, Brian, Nancy and BJ pour out their insights into this new, more likable Rex Matheson, talk about what lies in this upcoming home stretch and have their fun pronouncing "Juarez." Also, don't forget to take a peek at our Torchwood themed video we made this past week, available on www.doctorwhocast.com!

Bring out the cake, we’re a year old this month! To celebrate we have a special podcast just for you, dear listener. An interview with none other than John Dorney himself! He was kind enough to join us and talk about his work with Big Finish, both as a writer and an actor. He even talks about some of his upcoming projects! We couldn’t think of a nicer somebody to join us for our anniversary!

Our regular episode with the reviews from last month will be out later this week as well, so be sure not to miss that one either.

Download Ep. 12

.mp3, 84.6 MB

Bring out the cake, we’re a year old this month! To celebrate we have a special podcast just for you, dear listener. An interview with none other than John Dorney himself! He was kind enough to join us and talk about his work with Big Finish, both as a writer and an actor. He even talks about some of his upcoming projects! We couldn’t think of a nicer somebody to join us for our anniversary!

Our regular episode with the reviews from last month will be out later this week as well, so be sure not to miss that one either.

Download Ep. 12

.mp3, 84.6 MB

Bring out the cake, we’re a year old this month! To celebrate we have a special podcast just for you, dear listener. An interview with none other than John Dorney himself! He was kind enough to join us and talk about his work with Big Finish, both as a writer and an actor. He even talks about some of his upcoming projects! We couldn’t think of a nicer somebody to join us for our anniversary!

Our regular episode with the reviews from last month will be out later this week as well, so be sure not to miss that one either.

Download Ep. 12

.mp3, 84.6 MB

Here it is, and back on time this week. Recorded from our new studio digs (or in other word’s Shaun and Keith’s place) is this week’s show. This time, we review The Five Doctors.

Not much news going on this week, well of course with the exception of Keith moving in with Shaun, and now I only have a 2 minute commute as opposed to a 20 minute commute to record on Sunday. Can you tell how happy I am that Keith moved?

Also, your feedback!

* The Retraction Of Rassilon: Wanting to stem the flow of corrections early, we got into a bit of a quagmire over the name of Patrick Troughton’s son in this episode. Turns out he has 2, David Troughton is an actor who, among other credits played King Peladon in “The Curse Of Peladon” and his younger brother Michael Troughton is currently at work on a biography of his late father due out in November.

This week, the Projecteers return from their holibobs, only to find "The Twin Dilemma", waiting for them. In other words, this is more disturbingly random ravings from your resident filth wizards.

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Martyn and Pete interview Doctor Who / Torchwood / Sarah Jane actor, Paul Kasey.

Paul Kasey: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Kasey

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On this week's episode Matt and Nuala join us via Skype, from Ireland! Join us as we discuss "Escape to LA" and "The Categories of Life", the fourth and fifth episodes respectivly, of Torchwood: Miracle Day. Unfortunately, Nuala remembers nothing about the former, and we all may need therapy to deal with the gruesome end of the latter. So join us, won't you?

A stunned and mostly silent Paul and Phil are back with their views on Torchwood: Miracle Day episode 5. The reason they are stunned and silent (well, to begin with) is that they both enjoyed this episode. Who'd have thought it possible!! However, whilst discussing how Oswald Danes character is fitting into the story, it gives Phil a chance to rant against the cult of celebrity and Paul a chance to come up with a tagline for the podcast. Oh and Paul forgets how to talk and Phil comes up with a solution to his predicament.

A stunned and mostly silent Paul and Phil are back with their views on Torchwood: Miracle Day episode 5. The reason they are stunned and silent (well, to begin with) is that they both enjoyed this episode. Who'd have thought it possible!! However, whilst discussing how Oswald Danes character is fitting into the story, it gives Phil a chance to rant against the cult of celebrity and Paul a chance to come up with a tagline for the podcast. Oh and Paul forgets how to talk and Phil comes up with a solution to his predicament.

Special thanks to Dv8r71 for this wonderful poster.

Lucky podcast number 13 finds us taking on a serial that has been consistently heralded as one of the greatest and most important in the history of Doctor Who: 1975's "Genesis of the Daleks", staring Tom Baker as the fourth Doctor. Join Eric Mendoza, Linsay Wood and Derek Gladu as we get past the hype and try to figure out if the much lauded serial stands the test of...ahem, time.

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And check out this wonderful history of the Daleks done Douglas Adams style.

Torchwood continues its Miracle Day run with episode 6 and the lads sink their teeth into... well, there's not much to sink their teeth into this week, is there? Nevertheless, rampant mastication of the worthy bits kills some time as we wait for more Doctor Who and for Torchwood to do something... anything. Also, lamentably, the Summer Classic Commentary Series comes to the end as the Three Who Rule tackle The Invasion's latter episodes with their usual flare and panache and with the able assistance of their seagull frenemies.