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The Cultdom Collective LIVE review of the final episode of Series Seven: Dr Who 'The Name of the Doctor' (Spoilers!)

The Cultdom Collective LIVE review of the final episode of Series Seven: Dr Who 'The Name of the Doctor' (Spoilers!)

This week, Mr Chris and Mr Paul valiantly attempt to avoid talking about series two opener and first, full Tenth Doctor episode "New Earth". They are only marginally successful.

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Halloween is just around the corner and the Countdown To Abertoir continues, so we've pulled together some of our writing team to chat about our favourite horror movies. Your host is Dion from the Scrolls podcast, joined by regular cohort Phil Ambler. Joining them are GS film reviewer Phil Hobden, GS tv reviewer Dee (aka Faint Dreams) and special guests Conor Boyle and Nia Edwards-Behi.

Halloween is just around the corner and the Countdown To Abertoir continues, so we've pulled together some of our writing team to chat about our favourite horror movies.  Your host is Dion from the Scrolls podcast, joined by regular cohort Phil Ambler.  Joining them are GS film reviewer Phil Hobden, GS tv reviewer Dee (aka Faint Dreams) and special guests Conor Boyle and Nia Edwards-Behi.

The Cultdom Collective LIVE review of the final episode of Series Seven: Dr Who 'The Name of the Doctor' (Spoilers!)

The Cultdom Collective LIVE review of the final episode of Series Seven: Dr Who 'The Name of the Doctor' (Spoilers!)

Ladies and Gentlemen, we have great pleasure in bringing you an exclusive, never heard before interview with none other than The Master himself, Mr Anthony Ainley. The interview was recorded by friend of the show Martin Spellacey in 1981 whilst he was being driven across London by Anthony on his way back from a Doctor [...]

After what seems like years, Phil and Paul return to their series 2 retrospective with a look at Rise Of The Cybermen. How do the pair of them feel about this story after all these years and did it stand up as a reboot of the iconic Doctor Who villain? They discuss these topics whilst also comparing the Preachers to Citizen Smith which causes Paul to delve into Google.

And in the news, the pair of them try bravely to discuss a potential spoiler without actually telling anyone what the spoiler is and in Omega's Tat Corner it's time for Pop-tastic figures and some really expensive bluetooth speakers.

After what seems like years, Phil and Paul return to their series 2 retrospective with a look at Rise Of The Cybermen. How do the pair of them feel about this story after all these years and did it stand up as a reboot of the iconic Doctor Who villain? They discuss these topics whilst also comparing the Preachers to Citizen Smith which causes Paul to delve into Google.

And in the news, the pair of them try bravely to discuss a potential spoiler without actually telling anyone what the spoiler is and in Omega's Tat Corner it's time for Pop-tastic figures and some really expensive bluetooth speakers.

Plot The Axons land on Earth, desperately in need of fuel. They propose to exchange the miracle substance they call Axonite for some much needed energy. Axonite is a "thinking" molecule that can replicate any substance... or so they claim. As it turns out, the ship is a single organism called Axos whose purpose is to feed itself by draining all energy through the Axonite (which is just a part of itself), including the energy of every life form on Earth. The deception about the Axonite's beneficial properties was to facilitate the distribution of Axonite across the globe. Meanwhile, the Master, who was captured by Axos and used his knowledge of Earth as a bargaining chip for his life and freedom, escapes Axos and makes his way to the Doctor's TARDIS — his own having been seized by Axos. He plans to repair it to escape from Earth. Axos itself becomes interested in the Doctor's knowledge of time travel. It now plans to broaden its feeding base by travelling through time as well as space. The Doctor, realising this, plans to trick Axos into linking up its drive unit to his TARDIS so that he can send Axos into a perpetual time loop. After tricking the Master into completing the repairs on his TARDIS, the Doctor does just that. This results in every part of Axos dematerialising from Earth, including the Axon automatons and the Axonite. At the end, with the Master having escaped in his own TARDIS during the confusion aboard Axos, the Doctor returns to Earth, but not of his own volition. The Time Lords have programmed the TARDIS to always return to Earth, the Doctor states that he is a "galactic yo-yo!". Continuity Both the Doctor and the Master refer to the events of this serial in "Last of the Time Lords". "The Feast of Axos", a Big Finish audio play with the Sixth Doctor, tells the subsequent story of astronauts visiting Axos, still imprisoned in the time loop. The Axons reappear in the Eleventh Doctor Doctor Who Magazine comic strip "The Golden Ones", beginning in issue #425. In this story they are behind a brain-enhancing drink and associated anime show in Tokyo. The drink transforms children into Axons by "increasing the links between neurons in the brain" - in other words, the axons.[1]

After what seems like years, Phil and Paul return to their series 2 retrospective with a look at Rise Of The Cybermen. How do the pair of them feel about this story after all these years and did it stand up as a reboot of the iconic Doctor Who villain? They discuss these topics whilst also comparing the Preachers to Citizen Smith which causes Paul to delve into Google.

And in the news, the pair of them try bravely to discuss a potential spoiler without actually telling anyone what the spoiler is and in Omega's Tat Corner it's time for Pop-tastic figures and some really expensive bluetooth speakers.

In what may be a new record for top-of-the-show off-topic banter, much hashing out of the new Star Wars trailer (of course) occurred, along with Steven's descent into schedule and archived newspaper madness, wherein he charts out exactly when he (and by extension the other Two Who Rule) began watching Doctor Who on KSPS, the semi-local PBS station. Besides this lunacy, much discussion was had of a Series 8 soundtrack release (3 discs!), Dominic Glynn's excellent Ravalox Remixes of his original scores for 80s Who, Christopher Eccleston's recent comments on why he and Doctor Who parted ways, and much, much more! And! We also have Jono Park from the Zeus Pod podcast for a commentary on Time Heist! Can you stand the excitement?! Probably not, no.

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

In what may be a new record for top-of-the-show off-topic banter, much hashing out of the new Star Wars trailer (of course) occurred, along with Steven's descent into schedule and archived newspaper madness, wherein he charts out exactly when he (and by extension the other Two Who Rule) began watching Doctor Who on KSPS, the semi-local PBS station. Besides this lunacy, much discussion was had of a Series 8 soundtrack release (3 discs!), Dominic Glynn's excellent Ravalox Remixes of his original scores for 80s Who, Christopher Eccleston's recent comments on why he and Doctor Who parted ways, and much, much more! And! We also have Jono Park from the Zeus Pod podcast for a commentary on Time Heist! Can you stand the excitement?! Probably not, no.

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

In what may be a new record for top-of-the-show off-topic banter, much hashing out of the new Star Wars trailer (of course) occurred, along with Steven’s descent into schedule and archived newspaper madness, wherein he charts out exactly when he (and by extension the other Two Who Rule) began watching Doctor Who on KSPS, the semi-local PBS station. Besides this lunacy, much discussion was had of a Series 8 soundtrack release (3 discs!), Dominic Glynn’s excellent Ravalox Remixes of his original scores for 80s Who, Christopher Eccleston's recent comments on why he and Doctor Who parted ways, and much, much more! And! We also have Jono Park from the Zeus Pod podcast for a commentary on Time Heist! Can you stand the excitement?! Probably not, no.

 

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

Ladies and Gentlemen, we have great pleasure in bringing you an exclusive, never heard before interview with none other than The Master himself, Mr Anthony Ainley. The interview was recorded by friend of the show Martin Spellacey in 1981 – who was being driven across London by Anthony on his way back from a Doctor [...]

In Episode 6 of The Gallifrey Times Podcast Oliver is once again joined by fellow team member Graeme Bentzen to take a look at the latest Doctor Who news from the past week and review the Series 7 finale The Name Of The Doctor Also this week Louis Rabinowitz rounds up what we already know for the 50th Anniversary special

Smack us in the forehead, we recently realized we'd never reviewed Pyramids of Mars. This week we remedy that. It doesn't keep us from rabbit chasing, but there you go. We've also got actual news! More than one item! Oh, boy!

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In Episode 6 of The Gallifrey Times Podcast Oliver is once again joined by fellow team member Graeme Bentzen to take a look at the latest Doctor Who news from the past week and review the Series 7 finale The Name Of The Doctor Also this week Louis Rabinowitz rounds up what we already know for the 50th Anniversary special

In Episode 6 of The Gallifrey Times Podcast Oliver is once again joined by fellow team member Graeme Bentzen to take a look at the latest Doctor Who news from the past week and review the Series 7 finale The Name Of The Doctor Also this week Louis Rabinowitz rounds up what we already know for the 50th Anniversary special

Well it's the end of Doctor Who until Christmas, so what to do?  It's a mid series review that's what!  And to help Phil and Paul discuss series 7 so far, friend to the show Stephen Prescott from A Mad Man With A Box Podast makes a welcome return to the show.  They have a great time discussing what they liked and disliked in this first half of series 7 and they lament that the recently released "P.S." wasn't filmed for the show.  You will also hear Phil use the words "adored" and "beautiful".  Yes, you read the correctly!  

And in the news this week, series 7a gets a UV DVD & Blu-ray release, the final viewing figures for The Angels Take Manhattan, new exhibits at the Doctor Who Experience and finally in Omega's Tat Corner The Eternity Clock gets it PS Vita release.

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Smack us in the forehead, we recently realized we'd never reviewed Pyramids of Mars. This week we remedy that. It doesn't keep us from rabbit chasing, but there you go. We've also got actual news! More than one item! Oh, boy!

Link:
Gelignite

Well it's the end of Doctor Who until Christmas, so what to do?  It's a mid series review that's what!  And to help Phil and Paul discuss series 7 so far, friend to the show Stephen Prescott from A Mad Man With A Box Podast makes a welcome return to the show.  They have a great time discussing what they liked and disliked in this first half of series 7 and they lament that the recently released "P.S." wasn't filmed for the show.  You will also hear Phil use the words "adored" and "beautiful".  Yes, you read the correctly!  

And in the news this week, series 7a gets a UV DVD & Blu-ray release, the final viewing figures for The Angels Take Manhattan, new exhibits at the Doctor Who Experience and finally in Omega's Tat Corner The Eternity Clock gets it PS Vita release.

Website: http://www.amadmanwithabox.com

Twitter: @MadManBoxPod

What is the Name of The Doctor? Who is Clara? Why am I asking so many questions?

We all get together for a bit of fan speculation before Elizabeth and Dave review the finale to the latest season of Doctor Who

What is the Name of The Doctor? Who is Clara? Why am I asking so many questions?

We all get together for a bit of fan speculation before Elizabeth and Dave review the finale to the latest season of Doctor Who

What is the Name of The Doctor? Who is Clara? Why am I asking so many questions?

We all get together for a bit of fan speculation before Elizabeth and Dave review the finale to the latest season of Doctor Who

Seriously, this show has no hard work ever, making it a good idea!

This week Kiyan and Dylan finally succeed in integrating all their discussions into the summary of the serial, rather than just shoving it to the end, as usual. Thank goodness for Malcolm Hulke, his amazing penmanship skills, and his serial, The Sea Devils, which aired between the 26th of February and the 1st of April, 1972.

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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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Well, it's the end of Doctor Who until Christmas, so what to do? It's a mid series review that's what!! And to help Phil & Paul discuss series 7 so far, friend to the show Stephen Prescott from A Mad Man With A Box Podcast makes a welcome return to the show. They have a great time discussing what they like and disliked in this first half of series 7 and they lament that the recently released "P.S." wasn't filmed for the show. You will also hear Phil use the words "adored" and "beautiful". Yes, you read that correctly!
And in the news this week, Series 7a gets a UV DVD & Blu-ray release, the final viewing figures for The Angels Take Manhattan, new exhibits at the Doctor Who Experience and finally in Omegas Tat Corner, The Eternity Clock gets its PS Vita release.

Website: http://www.amadmanwithabox.com/
Twitter: @MadManBoxPod

What is the Name of The Doctor? Who is Clara? Why am I asking so many questions?

We all get together for a bit of fan speculation before Elizabeth and Dave review the finale to the latest season of Doctor Who

What is the Name of The Doctor? Who is Clara? Why am I asking so many questions?

We all get together for a bit of fan speculation before Elizabeth and Dave review the finale to the latest season of Doctor Who

What is the Name of The Doctor? Who is Clara? Why am I asking so many questions?

We all get together for a bit of fan speculation before Elizabeth and Dave review the finale to the latest season of Doctor Who

Seriously, this show has no hard work ever, making it a good idea!

This week Kiyan and Dylan finally succeed in integrating all their discussions into the summary of the serial, rather than just shoving it to the end, as usual. Thank goodness for Malcolm Hulke, his amazing penmanship skills, and his serial, The Sea Devils, which aired between the 26th of February and the 1st of April, 1972.

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!
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To ease us out of the excitement of the first half of Series 7 we're doing a commentary for "Silence in the Library".  We also have some big news and feedback.  Enjoy!

Don't forget to check the other tab on our blog to see "P.S.", the short from the BBC that gives closure to Amy and Rory.

 

Episode 54: Shhh...We're Talking

The bulk of this week's episode is devoted to "Chicks Unravel Time," edited by Deb Stanish and L.M. Myles, a follow-up by Mad Norwegian Press to the widely praised "Chicks Dig Time Lords." In this book, each writer tackled a different season of Classic Who, with sometimes surprising results! The editors of this weighty tome told Warren and Steven about the creation of the book, the wide range of voices in the book (from pros to first-time writers) and the big difference that a female perspective can have on interpretation of our favorite television program.

Oh yes, and some stats were mulled over at some point in the news segment. Last stats until Christmas, thank Omega!

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

The bulk of this week's episode is devoted to "Chicks Unravel Time," edited by Deb Stanish and L.M. Myles, a follow-up by Mad Norwegian Press to the widely praised "Chicks Dig Time Lords." In this book, each writer tackled a different season of Classic Who, with sometimes surprising results! The editors of this weighty tome told Warren and Steven about the creation of the book, the wide range of voices in the book (from pros to first-time writers) and the big difference that a female perspective can have on interpretation of our favorite television program.  

Oh yes, and some stats were mulled over at some point in the news segment. Last stats until Christmas, thank Omega! 

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

The bulk of this week's episode is devoted to "Chicks Unravel Time," edited by Deb Stanish and L.M. Myles, a follow-up by Mad Norwegian Press to the widely praised "Chicks Dig Time Lords." In this book, each writer tackled a different season of Classic Who, with sometimes surprising results! The editors of this weighty tome told Warren and Steven about the creation of the book, the wide range of voices in the book (from pros to first-time writers) and the big difference that a female perspective can have on interpretation of our favorite television program.  

Oh yes, and some stats were mulled over at some point in the news segment. Last stats until Christmas, thank Omega! 

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

"It's rather a pity, in a way. Now the universe is down to six hundred and ninety nine wonders."

The Doctor reacts badly to the news of Girls Aloud splitting up. Luckily, the Krynoid Podcast is here to take his mind off it.

After giving Cold War, Hide and Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS the once-over, Jim and Martin travel back in time to 1974 for Death to the Daleks - a tale of disarmed Daleks, operatic Exxilons and homicidal hoovers from the City of Dave.

They play 'Spot the Terry Nation Trope' while also wondering just how terrifying a patch of two-toned flooring can be.

With an empty Dalek 'standing' about and a blushing high priest channeling Spike Milligan, they ask 'Who is the real goon?'

And they plead with Carey Blyton to stop using sax as a weapon.

So why not dive in? Come on, the water's effervescent...