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This week I look at the Seventh Doctor Silvester McCoy, his career before during and after Doctor Who.

Our end theme is from Tom Dickinson of The Cloister Room podcast, it's his unfinished demo track Gallifrey Lament you can download his show here http://thecloisterroom.com/

If you wish to contact the show either email tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk mp3 feedback prefered but don't let that put you off I'll get my able assistant to read them out or leave a comment on the website.

This week I look at the Seventh Doctor Silvester McCoy, his career before during and after Doctor Who.

Our end theme is from Tom Dickinson of The Cloister Room podcast, it's his unfinished demo track Gallifrey Lament you can download his show here http://thecloisterroom.com/

If you wish to contact the show either email tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk mp3 feedback prefered but don't let that put you off I'll get my able assistant to read them out or leave a comment on the website.

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 185
Running time: 0:39:38

Our Half-Time Gallifrey 21 show reporting from Gallifrey Blackjack 21 in Los Angeles, CA. We bring you up to date on what the convention is like half way through it. Ken had interviewed Frazer Hines and Deborah Watling on stage, all the podcasters came together for a summit and more. Joining us on this show is also 'That Chip Guy' from the Two Minute Time Lord and DWO The Whocast, and Dan Roth of DWNY.

Hosted by Louis Trapani, James Naughton, and Ken Deep.

Brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and is a production of Art Trap Productions.

This podcast is made possible in part by Podshock Supporting Subscribers and from donations from listeners like you.

Do you want the Enhanced Podcast AAC file format? Get our Enhanced Podcast version of this episode using our feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshock.xml.

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 184
Running time: 0:39:46

A special episode recorded at our Doctor Who: Podshock Meet and Greet at Gallifrey 21 on Thursday, 25 February 2010 in Los Angeles, CA with Meet and Greet attendees including: Eric Escamilla, Joshua Lou Friedman, Lewis Bailey, Tara Wheeler, Kevin Roche, David Wheeler, Pam Richardson, Lanaia DuBose, Keefe and Cathy O'Neill, Ed Comstock, Samantha Rosz, James Naughton, and others.

Hosted by Louis Trapani

Brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and is a production of Art Trap Productions.

This podcast is made possible in part by Podshock Supporting Subscribers and from donations from listeners like you.

Do you want the Enhanced Podcast AAC file format? Get our Enhanced Podcast version of this episode using our feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshock.xml.

In this one the guys look at progs 1671-1673 in their own unique (stupid) style. Richard once again annoys the Dante fans and Flint annoys everyone else. As always expect spoilers throughout and non-kiddie friendly language. 

Badly read out issue synopsis provided by 2000ADReview.co.uk

In this one the guys look at progs 1671-1673 in their own unique (stupid) style. Richard once again annoys the Dante fans and Flint annoys everyone else. As always expect spoilers throughout and non-kiddie friendly language.

Badly read out issue synopsis provided by 2000ADReview.co.uk

Continuing their look at Moffat’s Doctor Who contributions, Scott and Randy turn their focus to the series two episode “The Girl in the Fireplace” and 1999′s out of continuity comedy special “The Curse of Fatal Death”. Which of your hosts’ favorite episode ever is “Fireplace”. Which “Fatal Death” Doctor was actually offered the role for series one before Christopher Eccleston? What fruit should you always bring to a party? Find out, in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion!

Next Time: Moffat and The Doctor Part 3 – Time Crash/Blink

This week on The Cloister Room, Tom talks about reboots. No, not ReBoot. Franchise continuity reboots. Of the kind that, back in January, Jane Tranter was considering engaging in for the purpose of bringing Doctor Who to the US. Tom explains his reaction and, well... it's not fanboyish bile.

Plus two new, presumably regular segments:  Tom Says Some Stuff About Lost: Tom unravels the mysteries of the new narrative device introduced this season of Lost. The Haiku Review: Tom offers his poetically pithy reviews of three currently-running TV programs.

All this and more*, on this week's episode of The Cloister Room.

Please follow me on Twitter! You can get updates about this show at @TheCloisterRoom, and you can follow my daily musings on all sorts of banal things at @tdickinson.

*NOTE: And by "more" I mean the Dune Quote of the Week. That's more, right?

An Audio Boo by Louis Trapani. Gallifrey 21 First Impression with Eric Escamilla (@Bullitt33) at the end of Gallifrey 21 in Los Angeles, CA. Recorded 10:40pm PST 28 February 2010.

Eric is the co-host of The Sci-Fi Party Line podcast and host of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse

The Three Who Rule bury the hatchet regarding The Incident in time to talk to iconic Doctor Who director Graeme Harper in this, the last Radio Free Skaro episode from Gallifrey 21. Harper's work, which indirectly inspired Radio Free Skaro to be created, is discussed at great length, including the controversial Warriors' Gate, the legendary The Caves of Androzani, and how Harper just missed out on directing for Series Fnarg - twice. 

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

The Three Who Rule bury the hatchet regarding The Incident in time to talk to iconic Doctor Who director Graeme Harper in this, the last Radio Free Skaro episode from Gallifrey 21. Harper's work, which indirectly inspired Radio Free Skaro to be created, is discussed at great length, including the controversial Warriors' Gate, the legendary The Caves of Androzani, and how Harper just missed out on directing for Series Fnarg - twice.

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

The Three Who Rule bury the hatchet regarding The Incident in time to talk to iconic Doctor Who director Graeme Harper in this, the last Radio Free Skaro episode from Gallifrey 21. Harper's work, which indirectly inspired Radio Free Skaro to be created, is discussed at great length, including the controversial Warriors' Gate, the legendary The Caves of Androzani, and how Harper just missed out on directing for Series Fnarg - twice. 

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

Series 5 is just around the corner, which means that the reign of Steven Moffat is almost upon us! To celebrate, Scott and Randy will be taking a closer look at Moffat’s contributions to Doctor Who, this time with the series one two-parter “The Empty Child” and “The Doctor Dances”. Which companion makes their very first appearance (and arguably their best)? What is Moffat’s equation for creepy? Who exactly is that gas mask kid’s “Mummy”? Find out, in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion!

Next Time: Moffat and The Doctor Part 2 – The Girl in the Fireplace/The Curse of Fatal Death

On this special Gallifrey edition of Radio Free Skaro, we delve deep into the dark underbelly of Doctor Who, first in a discussion with writer Tony Lee and artist Matthew Dow Smith about the new Tenth and Eleventh Doctor comics coming soon from IDW Publishing, and second, (and far more sinister) the 2010 Podcast Summit, where the evil practitioners of the dark art held forth on their methods and madness. The terror!

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

On this special Gallifrey edition of Radio Free Skaro, we delve deep into the dark underbelly of Doctor Who, first in a discussion with writer Tony Lee and artist Matthew Dow Smith about the new Tenth and Eleventh Doctor comics coming soon from IDW Publishing, and second, (and far more sinister) the 2010 Podcast Summit, where the evil practitioners of the dark art held forth on their methods and madness. The terror!

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

On this special Gallifrey edition of Radio Free Skaro, we delve deep into the dark underbelly of Doctor Who, first in a discussion with writer Tony Lee and artist Matthew Dow Smith about the new Tenth and Eleventh Doctor comics coming soon from IDW Publishing, and second, (and far more sinister) the 2010 Podcast Summit, where the evil practitioners of the dark art held forth on their methods and madness. The terror!

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

Hello there. Hmm..Have something slightly special from us... A review of 'Max Warp.' by... well....THE Three Who Rule. AHAHAHAHAH.. Ahem.. (look, RFS are in LA - I won't tell if you don't...) Feedback to show@flashingblade.org.uk please, and don't forget to leave your questions for Professor Dave on the facebook group.

Welcome to your podcast guide to the murky underbelly of Geekdom...Geek Syndicate!

News

Doc Savage the movie

Atomic Robo gets an advert

The synopsis for Granville is released

Mark Millar puts out a call for new artists to get inv

Week That Was

Archer

Dungeon

Legend of the Seeker

Dollhouse

Main

A roundtable session with James Purefoy about his new film Solomon Kane

Welcome to your podcast guide to the murky underbelly of Geekdom...Geek Syndicate!

News

Doc Savage the movie

Atomic Robo gets an advert

The synopsis for Granville is released

Mark Millar puts out a call for new artists to get inv

Week That Was

Archer

Dungeon

Legend of the Seeker

Dollhouse

Main

A roundtable session with James Purefoy about his new film Solomon Kane

Welcome to a special edition of the Next Level in which we reveal our third co-host who will be joining the podcast from now on and a few changes to the podcast. We'll then get down to a bumper edition of reviews, news and more.

Enjoy!

This new version should fix a previous problem with this episode where the first 20 minutes was repeated. Please redownload this episode if you file isn't labelled TheNextLevelep7updated.mp3

Apologies!

Welcome to a special edition of the Next Level in which we reveal our third co-host who will be joining the podcast from now on and a few changes to the podcast. We'll then get down to a bumper edition of reviews, news and more.

Enjoy!

This new version should fix a previous problem with this episode where the first 20 minutes was repeated. Please redownload this episode if you file isn't labelled TheNextLevelep7updated.mp3

Apologies!

After the “incident” with Chris on Friday that resulted in no podcast being released for the first official day of Gallifrey 21, Radio Free Skaro returned today in full force with interviews with Nick Briggs, Phil Ford, and Rob Shearman. Listen to these three fine gentlemen regale you with tales of woe, whimsy, and water – not necessarily in that order. NOTE: Chris’s appearance on this podcast is purely due to contractual obligation. We cannot comment on any rumours that have been circulating about Chris’s future on Radio Free Skaro.

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

After the “incident” with Chris on Friday that resulted in no podcast being released for the first official day of Gallifrey 21, Radio Free Skaro returned today in full force with interviews with Nick Briggs, Phil Ford, and Rob Shearman. Listen to these three fine gentlemen regale you with tales of woe, whimsy, and water – not necessarily in that order. NOTE: Chris’s appearance on this podcast is purely due to contractual obligation. We cannot comment on any rumours that have been circulating about Chris’s future on Radio Free Skaro.

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

After the "incident" with Chris on Friday that resulted in no podcast being released for the first official day of Gallifrey 21, Radio Free Skaro returned today in full force with interviews with Nick Briggs, Phil Ford, and Rob Shearman. Listen to these three fine gentlemen regale you with tales of woe, whimsy, and water - not necessarily in that order. NOTE: Chris's appearance on this podcast is purely due to contractual obligation. We cannot comment on any rumours that have been circulating about Chris's future on Radio Free Skaro.

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

In our dozenth episode, we examine the merits of the new BBC trailer, including a deep analysis of whether or not Matt Smith will indeed be sticking his tongue down Karen Gillan's throat.

Then, to commemorate the release of our 12th episode, we review "The Sea Devils," which just happens to have 12 letters in it, a fact which had nothing to do with our choosing of the episode but has everything to do with needing filler for the show notes.

Finally, we read (and respond) to some tactful, but nevertheless critical, feedback from one of the show's loyal listeners and talk a bit about Gallifrey 2010...speaking if which, be prepared for our complete review of Galley in Episode 13!

Please send hate mail, circus animals, and belated Valentine's Day regards to tardistavern@gmail.com.  Do it now, while you're happy and drunk at the LAX Marriott.

Special acknowledgment goes to Eaglestriker (from whomix.trilete.net) for the Last of the Timelords MkII mix at the end of the show.

This time we look at the Sixth Doctor played by The Colin Baker, his time before, during and after taking the role of the iconic Timelord.

If you wish to contact the show either email tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk mp3 feedback prefered but don't let that put you off I'll get my able assistant to read them out or leave a comment on the website.