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In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, Phil and Paul turn their attention to the Target novelisation of The Robots of Death by Terrance Dicks. In this classic Agatha Christie style whodunnit set IN THE FUTURE, can Phil and Paul separate the oh so wonderful images of the TV version from the written word or is this story just too damn good in its audio visual format? And will Paul ever get those tiny cows out of his mind?

And in the so called news, rumours abound that Peter Capaldi will stay on after series 10, Doctor Who: The Movie is coming to blu-ray and Peter Davison writes his autobiography.

In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, Phil and Paul turn their attention to the Target novelisation of The Robots of Death by Terrance Dicks. In this classic Agatha Christie style whodunnit set IN THE FUTURE, can Phil and Paul separate the oh so wonderful images of the TV version from the written word or is this story just too damn good in its audio visual format? And will Paul ever get those tiny cows out of his mind?

And in the so called news, rumours abound that Peter Capaldi will stay on after series 10, Doctor Who: The Movie is coming to blu-ray and Peter Davison writes his autobiography.

In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, Phil and Paul turn their attention to the Target novelisation of The Robots of Death by Terrance Dicks. In this classic Agatha Christie style whodunnit set IN THE FUTURE, can Phil and Paul separate the oh so wonderful images of the TV version from the written word or is this story just too damn good in its audio visual format? And will Paul ever get those tiny cows out of his mind?

And in the so called news, rumours abound that Peter Capaldi will stay on after series 10, Doctor Who: The Movie is coming to blu-ray and Peter Davison writes his autobiography.

Shush!

We take another break from Doctor Who this week to look at our 11th installment of our ongoing Beyond the Doctor series. This time it’s Matt Smith’s turn with a look at the film Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. We give our views on the film and the performance by the 11th Doctor actor.

Also, some Time Eddy II appearance shake-ups with the announcement of some drop outs and a very big drop in.

Enjoy!

We take another break from Doctor Who this week to look at our 11th installment of our ongoing Beyond the Doctor series. This time it’s Matt Smith’s turn with a look at the film Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. We give our views on the film and the performance by the 11th Doctor actor.

Also, some Time Eddy II appearance shake-ups with the announcement of some drop outs and a very big drop in.

Enjoy!

We take another break from Doctor Who this week to look at our 11th installment of our ongoing Beyond the Doctor series. This time it’s Matt Smith’s turn with a look at the film Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. We give our views on the film and the performance by the 11th Doctor actor.

Also, some Time Eddy II appearance shake-ups with the announcement of some drop outs and a very big drop in.

Enjoy!

We take another break from Doctor Who this week to look at our 11th installment of our ongoing Beyond the Doctor series. This time it’s Matt Smith’s turn with a look at the film Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. We give our views on the film and the performance by the 11th Doctor actor.

Also, some Time Eddy II appearance shake-ups with the announcement of some drop outs and a very big drop in.

Enjoy!

Joe and Toni are joined by Malice Rewatches Doctor Who to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor serial The Evil of the Daleks.

Joe and Toni are joined by Malice Rewatches Doctor Who to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor serial The Evil of the Daleks.

Take a Deep Breath, because series 8 is finally here! In this episode, we discuss Twelve's post-regeneration behavior, Clara's character development, the MYSTERY WOMAN, and much, much more!

Joe and Toni are joined by @malicerewatchesdoctorwho to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Evil of the Daleks.

Joe and Toni are joined by @malicerewatchesdoctorwho to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Evil of the Daleks.

Joe and Toni are joined by @malicerewatchesdoctorwho to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Evil of the Daleks.

Joe and Toni are joined by @malicerewatchesdoctorwho to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Evil of the Daleks.

Joe and Toni are joined by @malicerewatchesdoctorwho to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Evil of the Daleks.

Joe and Toni are joined by @malicerewatchesdoctorwho to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Evil of the Daleks.

"Rondel - intergalactic region devoid of all stellar activity"

So how come it feels like we've gone on location to Rondel, rather than Amsterdam? There's certainly a lack of activity in Arc of Infinity - and a less than stellar cast, if it comes to that.

But at least we have a trigger-happy Nyssa, a new look (but, alas, same personality) Tegan and a Doctor who seems to be staining his whites with more than grass. And they're up against a naughty, helium-powered Time Lord, a swarfega-spewing 'mystery' renegade and something which appears to have crawled out of Colonel Sanders' bin.

Couple that with a pair of berks who give backpackers (and indeed bipeds) a bad name and a strangely familiar guard captain, who is the bottom of everybody's favourites list, and you have an uneven start to an anniversary season.

So do Jim and Martin see this story a delicious Edam or a Dutch oven? Listen here to find out.

The insanity of this serial is somewhat interesting, supposedly.

This week Kiyan and Dylan return with the first serial of the second doctor, The Power of the Daleks, also featuring the return of the Daleks. It was written by David Whitaker and it aired in November and December of 1966.

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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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"Rondel - intergalactic region devoid of all stellar activity"

So how come it feels like we've gone on location to Rondel, rather than Amsterdam? There's certainly a lack of activity in Arc of Infinity - and a less than stellar cast, if it comes to that.

But at least we have a trigger-happy Nyssa, a new look (but, alas, same personality) Tegan and a Doctor who seems to be staining his whites with more than grass. And they're up against a naughty, helium-powered Time Lord, a swarfega-spewing 'mystery' renegade and something which appears to have crawled out of Colonel Sanders' bin.

Couple that with a pair of berks who give backpackers (and indeed bipeds) a bad name and a strangely familiar guard captain, who is the bottom of everybody's favourites list, and you have an uneven start to an anniversary season.

So do Jim and Martin see this story a delicious Edam or a Dutch oven? Listen here to find out.

"Rondel - intergalactic region devoid of all stellar activity"

So how come it feels like we've gone on location to Rondel, rather than Amsterdam? There's certainly a lack of activity in Arc of Infinity - and a less than stellar cast, if it comes to that.

But at least we have a trigger-happy Nyssa, a new look (but, alas, same personality) Tegan and a Doctor who seems to be staining his whites with more than grass. And they're up against a naughty, helium-powered Time Lord, a swarfega-spewing 'mystery' renegade and something which appears to have crawled out of Colonel Sanders' bin.

Couple that with a pair of berks who give backpackers (and indeed bipeds) a bad name and a strangely familiar guard captain, who is the bottom of everybody's favourites list, and you have an uneven start to an anniversary season.

So do Jim and Martin see this story a delicious Edam or a Dutch oven? Listen here to find out.

The insanity of this serial is somewhat interesting, supposedly.

This week Kiyan and Dylan return with the first serial of the second doctor, The Power of the Daleks, also featuring the return of the Daleks. It was written by David Whitaker and it aired in November and December of 1966.

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.

Subscribe on iTunes!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!

"Rondel - intergalactic region devoid of all stellar activity"

So how come it feels like we've gone on location to Rondel, rather than Amsterdam? There's certainly a lack of activity in Arc of Infinity - and a less than stellar cast, if it comes to that.

But at least we have a trigger-happy Nyssa, a new look (but, alas, same personality) Tegan and a Doctor who seems to be staining his whites with more than grass. And they're up against a naughty, helium-powered Time Lord, a swarfega-spewing 'mystery' renegade and something which appears to have crawled out of Colonel Sanders' bin.

Couple that with a pair of berks who give backpackers (and indeed bipeds) a bad name and a strangely familiar guard captain, who is the bottom of everybody's favourites list, and you have an uneven start to an anniversary season.

So do Jim and Martin see this story a delicious Edam or a Dutch oven? Listen here to find out.

"Rondel - intergalactic region devoid of all stellar activity"

So how come it feels like we've gone on location to Rondel, rather than Amsterdam? There's certainly a lack of activity in Arc of Infinity - and a less than stellar cast, if it comes to that.

But at least we have a trigger-happy Nyssa, a new look (but, alas, same personality) Tegan and a Doctor who seems to be staining his whites with more than grass. And they're up against a naughty, helium-powered Time Lord, a swarfega-spewing 'mystery' renegade and something which appears to have crawled out of Colonel Sanders' bin.

Couple that with a pair of berks who give backpackers (and indeed bipeds) a bad name and a strangely familiar guard captain, who is the bottom of everybody's favourites list, and you have an uneven start to an anniversary season. 

So do Jim and Martin see this story a delicious Edam or a Dutch oven? Listen here to find out.

"Rondel - intergalactic region devoid of all stellar activity"

So how come it feels like we've gone on location to Rondel, rather than Amsterdam? There's certainly a lack of activity in Arc of Infinity - and a less than stellar cast, if it comes to that.

But at least we have a trigger-happy Nyssa, a new look (but, alas, same personality) Tegan and a Doctor who seems to be staining his whites with more than grass. And they're up against a naughty, helium-powered Time Lord, a swarfega-spewing 'mystery' renegade and something which appears to have crawled out of Colonel Sanders' bin.

Couple that with a pair of berks who give backpackers (and indeed bipeds) a bad name and a strangely familiar guard captain, who is the bottom of everybody's favourites list, and you have an uneven start to an anniversary season. 

So do Jim and Martin see this story a delicious Edam or a Dutch oven? Listen here to find out.

And exhale.  It's finally here. Series 8 has begun andwe have seen the new Doctor in action.  "Deep Breath" takes us to Victorian London and the Paternoster Gang.  It takes the Doctor to a rather interesting pst-regeneration.  Scottish?  Eyebrows?  And a...giant T-Rex??  Hang on, folks.  This one's gonna be a whopper!

WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS (and some rabbits)

And exhale. It's finally here. Series 8 has begun andwe have seen the new Doctor in action. "Deep Breath" takes us to Victorian London and the Paternoster Gang. It takes the Doctor to a rather interesting pst-regeneration. Scottish? Eyebrows? And a...giant T-Rex?? Hang on, folks. This one's gonna be a whopper!

WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS (and some rabbits)

Joe and Toni are joined by Malice Rewatches Doctor Who to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor serial The Evil of the Daleks.

After months of waiting, feverish panic, speculation, madness, leaked scripts, world tours and other such lunacy, the first episode of Doctor Who, Series 8, titled “Deep Breath”, is upon us. You know what that means? Stats! So, so many stats. And, to a lesser extent, the opinions of Steven, Warren and Chris regarding Peter Capaldi’s debut episode and right-turn portrayal of everyone’s favourite Time Lord. Of course there was other news to ruminate upon, but…who are we kidding here, you want the “Deep Breath” goodness. And you shall have it! Tally-ho!

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

Joe and Toni are joined by Malice Rewatches Doctor Who to discuss facial hair and cute Daleks in the Classic Doctor serial The Evil of the Daleks.

Josh is joined by Steven and Erika from Lazy Doctor Who, Radio Free Skaro, The Memory Cheats, and Verity Podcasts to tackle the Season 24 gem Paradise Towers. When the title sequence is automatically a debated subject, is it possible that the High Council finds the good parts of this much maligned story/era? Well, if you like the sex wink, or just simply love Doctor Who - you will enjoy how we took it on.

(c) Doctor Who is Copyright of the BBC, no infringements are intended.

Josh is joined by Steven and Erika from Lazy Doctor Who, Radio Free Skaro, The Memory Cheats, and Verity Podcasts to tackle the Season 24 gem Paradise Towers. When the title sequence is automatically a debated subject, is it possible that the High Council finds the good parts of this much maligned story/era? Well, if you like the sex wink, or just simply love Doctor Who - you will enjoy how we took it on.

(c) Doctor Who is Copyright of the BBC, no infringements are intended.

After months of waiting, feverish panic, speculation, madness, leaked scripts, world tours and other such lunacy, the first episode of Doctor Who, Series 8, titled "Deep Breath", is upon us. You know what that means? Stats! So, so many stats. And, to a lesser extent, the opinions of Steven, Warren and Chris regarding Peter Capaldi's debut episode and right-turn portrayal of everyone's favourite Time Lord. Of course there was other news to ruminate upon, but...who are we kidding here, you want the "Deep Breath" goodness. And you shall have it! Tally-ho!

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

Josh is joined by Steven and Erika from Lazy Doctor Who, Radio Free Skaro, The Memory Cheats, and Verity Podcasts to tackle the Season 24 gem Paradise Towers. When the title sequence is automatically a debated subject, is it possible that the High Council finds the good parts of this much maligned story/era? Well, if you like the sex wink, or just simply love Doctor Who - you will enjoy how we took it on.

(c) Doctor Who is Copyright of the BBC, no infringements are intended.

After months of waiting, feverish panic, speculation, madness, leaked scripts, world tours and other such lunacy, the first episode of Doctor Who, Series 8, titled “Deep Breath”, is upon us. You know what that means? Stats! So, so many stats. And, to a lesser extent, the opinions of Steven, Warren and Chris regarding Peter Capaldi’s debut episode and right-turn portrayal of everyone’s favourite Time Lord. Of course there was other news to ruminate upon, but…who are we kidding here, you want the “Deep Breath” goodness. And you shall have it! Tally-ho!

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

Josh is joined by Steven and Erika from Lazy Doctor Who, Radio Free Skaro, The Memory Cheats, and Verity Podcasts to tackle the Season 24 gem Paradise Towers. When the title sequence is automatically a debated subject, is it possible that the High Council finds the good parts of this much maligned story/era? Well, if you like the sex wink, or just simply love Doctor Who - you will enjoy how we took it on.

(c) Doctor Who is Copyright of the BBC, no infringements are intended.

Episode 01: “Deep Breath” [download]

00:00:00 – Intro
00:02:19 – Episode Discussion (Deep Breath)
00:28:19 – Opinions on Peter Capaldi
00:32:39 – Predictions
00:38:41 – New Titles/Musical Score
00:42:16 – Announcements (Leaked Episodes, Selfie, 24)
00:50:07 – Outro

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Our heroes took a break from their bizarre journey through time and space to spend some quiet, safe time in Austin, Texas, where they were invited to attend a “live” viewing of “Deep Breath” via the local Doctor Who meetup group.

It is therefore with great pleasure that we present our short discussion of “Deep Breath” in front of a “live studio audience”.  (Apologies for the slightly sucky audio quality; we were unable to control some of the dynamics in this enormous room.)

Special thanks to Bill Scheel and Marvin of the DFW 8787 chapter of Pflugerville, Texas for permitting us to do this!

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