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Waffle On about A Clockwork Orange

Hello and welcome to our Halloween 2015 edition of Waffle On. On this episode we chat away about the classic 70's Horror/Thriller film starring Malcolm McDowell and directed by the legend Stanley Kubrick. The film broke boundaries and caused a slight stir in the day and was only re-issued in the UK after Kubricks death.

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The one with the Scottish people fighting.

Waffle On about A Clockwork Orange

Hello and welcome to our Halloween 2015 edition of Waffle On. On this episode we chat away about the classic 70's Horror/Thriller film starring Malcolm McDowell and directed by the legend Stanley Kubrick. The film broke boundaries and caused a slight stir in the day and was only re-issued in the UK after Kubricks death.

Please do leave us a review on iTunes or any other podcast procider. Come alog and join our Facebook page, just search for Waffle On Podcast and we'll add you to the group.

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Waffle On about A Clockwork Orange

Hello and welcome to our Halloween 2015 edition of Waffle On. On this episode we chat away about the classic 70's Horror/Thriller film starring Malcolm McDowell and directed by the legend Stanley Kubrick. The film broke boundaries and caused a slight stir in the day and was only re-issued in the UK after Kubricks death.

Please do leave us a review on iTunes or any other podcast procider. Come alog and join our Facebook page, just search for Waffle On Podcast and we'll add you to the group.

Emails, comments and requests to waffleonpodcast@gmail.com

It’s the MadMan review of “The Bells of Saint John!”

New Doctor Who is here! Sorry for a bit of weirdness with the sound on this one folks, but it was recorded whilst I am in England and for some reason that made Ewan sound like he was recording in some kind of tunnel stretching between Los Angeles and London.

Anyway, before getting into our episode review, we talk quite a bit about all of the news and spoilers coming out fast and furious regarding the the 50th anniversary episode and then dive right into “The Bells of Saint John.” The usual gushing and conflicted feelings regarding Steven Moffat are ever present of course. Let me reiterate though, lost of spoilers and speculation going on in this episode so if you want to go into the next year fresh, you may want to point your ears elsewhere. But if you want to get excited about everythign 2013 holds for us please listen away and as always enjoy!

It's the episode that introduced to Enemy of the World and made us think it was boring. An episode that spends most of its time in a kitchen peeling spuds and Victoria's desserts. Join Josh, Eric, Kyle and Steven as we consider thinking about flirting with Mary Peach, the grandma's wallpaper used in the hallway, and a cook named Griff.

It's the episode that introduced to Enemy of the World and made us think it was boring. An episode that spends most of its time in a kitchen peeling spuds and Victoria's desserts. Join Josh, Eric, Kyle and Steven as we consider thinking about flirting with Mary Peach, the grandma's wallpaper used in the hallway, and a cook named Griff.

The one with the Scottish people fighting.

Links:

DTT 4.04 - Drunken History: Jacobite Rebellion (download mp3)

Cover: http://www.theculturalexperience.com/historical_tours/the_jacobite_rebellion.php

It's the episode that introduced to Enemy of the World and made us think it was boring. An episode that spends most of its time in a kitchen peeling spuds and Victoria's desserts. Join Josh, Eric, Kyle and Steven as we consider thinking about flirting with Mary Peach, the grandma's wallpaper used in the hallway, and a cook named Griff.

It's the episode that introduced to Enemy of the World and made us think it was boring. An episode that spends most of its time in a kitchen peeling spuds and Victoria's desserts. Join Josh, Eric, Kyle and Steven as we consider thinking about flirting with Mary Peach, the grandma's wallpaper used in the hallway, and a cook named Griff.

The one with the Scottish people fighting.

Maisie Williams! Vikings! Eels! Why DID the Doctor frown himself that face? All of these things and more were a huge part of "The Girl Who Died", episode 5 of Series 9 of Doctor Who, and John & Will are here to dive deep! We'll talk about the ep, what it means going forward, what our thoughts and fears and hopes for the rest of the series are, and more! Plus, trivia, including a GREAT factoid on the director from John. We really enjoyed this episode, and hopefully our joy will shine through on the podcast! Have a listen and find out!

Maisie Williams! Vikings! Eels! Why DID the Doctor frown himself that face? All of these things and more were a huge part of "The Girl Who Died", episode 5 of Series 9 of Doctor Who, and John & Will are here to dive deep! We'll talk about the ep, what it means going forward, what our thoughts and fears and hopes for the rest of the series are, and more! Plus, trivia, including a GREAT factoid on the director from John. We really enjoyed this episode, and hopefully our joy will shine through on the podcast! Have a listen and find out!

The one with the Scottish people fighting.

Maisie Williams! Vikings! Eels! Why DID the Doctor frown himself that face? All of these things and more were a huge part of "The Girl Who Died", episode 5 of Series 9 of Doctor Who, and John & Will are here to dive deep! We'll talk about the ep, what it means going forward, what our thoughts and fears and hopes for the rest of the series are, and more! Plus, trivia, including a GREAT factoid on the director from John. We really enjoyed this episode, and hopefully our joy will shine through on the podcast! Have a listen and find out!

Maisie Williams! Vikings! Eels! Why DID the Doctor frown himself that face? All of these things and more were a huge part of "The Girl Who Died", episode 5 of Series 9 of Doctor Who, and John & Will are here to dive deep! We'll talk about the ep, what it means going forward, what our thoughts and fears and hopes for the rest of the series are, and more! Plus, trivia, including a GREAT factoid on the director from John. We really enjoyed this episode, and hopefully our joy will shine through on the podcast! Have a listen and find out!

The one with the Scottish people fighting.

Links:

DTT 4.04 - Drunken History: Jacobite Rebellion (download mp3)

Cover: http://www.theculturalexperience.com/historical_tours/the_jacobite_rebellion.php

Our THE GIRL WHO DIED discussion episode! The Doctor and Clara have a new friend in Ashildr, the Viking girl played by Maisie Williams. How will Ashildr adjust to her new immortality, and what's in store for Clara as the stakes continue to rise?

Our THE GIRL WHO DIED discussion episode! The Doctor and Clara have a new friend in Ashildr, the Viking girl played by Maisie Williams. How will Ashildr adjust to her new immortality, and what's in store for Clara as the stakes continue to rise?

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The time has come once again to circle back to something new in the world of Doctor Who, so we decided to go for something extremely divisive and controversial.

No, we won't be talking about "Daleks in Manhattan" (at least not yet), but rather the Second Series episode "Love and Monsters", featuring (sort of) the Tenth Doctor and Rose, a guy named Elton, and an alien that represents every troll that has ever made any Doctor Who fan group unfun.

Is "Love and Monsters" a droll piece of crap that should have been flushed down Russell T. Davis' loo? Or is it a great symbolic romp with so much beneath that cheesy surface? Take a listen and find out what we think!

Send us feedback at tardistavern@gmail.com, join our infinitely-growing Facebook page, and follow Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern, when the whim to tweet something occasionally strikes him.

The time has come once again to circle back to something new in the world of Doctor Who, so we decided to go for something extremely divisive and controversial.

No, we won't be talking about "Daleks in Manhattan" (at least not yet), but rather the Second Series episode "Love and Monsters", featuring (sort of) the Tenth Doctor and Rose, a guy named Elton, and an alien that represents every troll that has ever made any Doctor Who fan group unfun.

Is "Love and Monsters" a droll piece of crap that should have been flushed down Russell T. Davis' loo? Or is it a great symbolic romp with so much beneath that cheesy surface? Take a listen and find out what we think!

Send us feedback at tardistavern@gmail.com, join our infinitely-growing Facebook page, and follow Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern, when the whim to tweet something occasionally strikes him.

The one with the Scottish people fighting.

Links:

DTT 4.04 - Drunken History: Jacobite Rebellion (download mp3)

Cover: http://www.theculturalexperience.com/historical_tours/the_jacobite_rebellion.php

The time has come once again to circle back to something new in the world of Doctor Who, so we decided to go for something extremely divisive and controversial.

No, we won't be talking about "Daleks in Manhattan" (at least not yet), but rather the Second Series episode "Love and Monsters", featuring (sort of) the Tenth Doctor and Rose, a guy named Elton, and an alien that represents every troll that has ever made any Doctor Who fan group unfun.

Is "Love and Monsters" a droll piece of crap that should have been flushed down Russell T. Davis' loo? Or is it a great symbolic romp with so much beneath that cheesy surface? Take a listen and find out what we think!

Send us feedback at tardistavern@gmail.com, join our infinitely-growing Facebook page, and follow Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern, when the whim to tweet something occasionally strikes him.

The time has come once again to circle back to something new in the world of Doctor Who, so we decided to go for something extremely divisive and controversial.

No, we won't be talking about "Daleks in Manhattan" (at least not yet), but rather the Second Series episode "Love and Monsters", featuring (sort of) the Tenth Doctor and Rose, a guy named Elton, and an alien that represents every troll that has ever made any Doctor Who fan group unfun.

Is "Love and Monsters" a droll piece of crap that should have been flushed down Russell T. Davis' loo? Or is it a great symbolic romp with so much beneath that cheesy surface? Take a listen and find out what we think!

Send us feedback at tardistavern@gmail.com, join our infinitely-growing Facebook page, and follow Sean on Twitter via @tardistavern, when the whim to tweet something occasionally strikes him.

First and foremost, we here at The Arrow of Time would like to apologize to our witty and attractive listeners for the wildly fluctuating audio quality in this week’s podcast; we’ll have it patched by next week. Second and nextmost(?), we gathered up five fantastic fans to watch the premiere of S7P2, “The Bells of Saint John,” including newcomers Kelly and Kate. In this release of the podcast, we put our heads together and decompile the episode, wantonly ignoring the fact that it contains very little in the way of bells or saints. It’s not a bug, it’s a feature.

Third and lastmost, but not least… most, WhoTube crashes into your high-rise office with “Doctor Who – 50th Anniversary Trailer – An Introduction to Doctor Who” by MrLazarus01: http://youtu.be/oUlJfvzRw_A

For a change, I'm not reserving judgment on a story until its conclusion airs. I'm praising a story because it's not finished yet.

For a change, I'm not reserving judgment on a story until its conclusion airs. I'm praising a story because it's not finished yet.

Fandom held its collective breath to witness the return of The Doctor's granddaughter Susan, in the form of Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, and instead of that half-baked and silly theory they got a cracking good story about Vikings, immortality and clarity regarding the thorny Visage De Capaldi issue that has plagued us since Deep Breath. Gripping stuff! And a good thing too as the news is very sparse this week, consisting of important action dolly matters and the DVD release of a (more or less) fan film from 20 years ago. Tune in, won't you?

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

Hooray!!!! It's BACK people! Doctor Who has once again graced our screens, and we at Verity! couldn't be happier about it. Join Deb, Erika, Kat, and Lynne as we squee and chat and theorize and squee some more over Matt Smith, Clara, motorbikes, the TARDIS and much more. (Ok, so it's not 100% squeeful, but the squee factor is high for this ep. You've been warned.)

^E

Also covered:

David Tennant and Billie Piper will return for the 50th!

South Park's Funnybot is a hat-tip to Daleks!

Introducing a newb to Doctor Who!

Doctor Who needs more female writers!

Fandom held its collective breath to witness the return of The Doctor's granddaughter Susan, in the form of Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, and instead of that half-baked and silly theory they got a cracking good story about Vikings, immortality and clarity regarding the thorny Visage De Capaldi issue that has plagued us since Deep Breath. Gripping stuff! And a good thing too as the news is very sparse this week, consisting of important action dolly matters and the DVD release of a (more or less) fan film from 20 years ago. Tune in, won't you?

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

Fandom held its collective breath to witness the return of The Doctor's granddaughter Susan, in the form of Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, and instead of that half-baked and silly theory they got a cracking good story about Vikings, immortality and clarity regarding the thorny Visage De Capaldi issue that has plagued us since Deep Breath. Gripping stuff! And a good thing too as the news is very sparse this week, consisting of important action dolly matters and the DVD release of a (more or less) fan film from 20 years ago. Tune in, won't you?

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

Hooray!!!! It’s BACK people! Doctor Who has once again graced our screens, and we at Verity! couldn't be happier about it. Join Deb, Erika, Kat, and Lynne as we squee and chat and theorize and squee some more over Matt Smith, Clara, motorbikes, the TARDIS and much more.  (Ok, so it’s not 100% squeeful, but the squee factor is high for this ep. You've been warned.)

^E

Also covered:

David Tennant and Billie Piper will return for the 50th!

South Park’s Funnybot is a hat-tip to Daleks!

Introducing a newb to Doctor Who!

Doctor Who needs more female writers!

Fandom held its collective breath to witness the return of The Doctor's granddaughter Susan, in the form of Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, and instead of that half-baked and silly theory they got a cracking good story about Vikings, immortality and clarity regarding the thorny Visage De Capaldi issue that has plagued us since Deep Breath. Gripping stuff! And a good thing too as the news is very sparse this week, consisting of important action dolly matters and the DVD release of a (more or less) fan film from 20 years ago. Tune in, won't you?

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

Fandom held its collective breath to witness the return of The Doctor's granddaughter Susan, in the form of Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, and instead of that half-baked and silly theory they got a cracking good story about Vikings, immortality and clarity regarding the thorny Visage De Capaldi issue that has plagued us since Deep Breath. Gripping stuff! And a good thing too as the news is very sparse this week, consisting of important action dolly matters and the DVD release of a (more or less) fan film from 20 years ago. Tune in, won’t you?

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

Hooray!!!! It’s BACK people! Doctor Who has once again graced our screens, and we at Verity! couldn't be happier about it. Join Deb, Erika, Kat, and Lynne as we squee and chat and theorize and squee some more over Matt Smith, Clara, motorbikes, the TARDIS and much more.  (Ok, so it’s not 100% squeeful, but the squee factor is high for this ep. You've been warned.)

^E

Also covered:

David Tennant and Billie Piper will return for the 50th!

South Park’s Funnybot is a hat-tip to Daleks!

Introducing a newb to Doctor Who!

Doctor Who needs more female writers!

Fandom held its collective breath to witness the return of The Doctor's granddaughter Susan, in the form of Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, and instead of that half-baked and silly theory they got a cracking good story about Vikings, immortality and clarity regarding the thorny Visage De Capaldi issue that has plagued us since Deep Breath. Gripping stuff! And a good thing too as the news is very sparse this week, consisting of important action dolly matters and the DVD release of a (more or less) fan film from 20 years ago. Tune in, won’t you?

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

Hooray!!!! It’s BACK people! Doctor Who has once again graced our screens, and we at Verity! couldn't be happier about it. Join Deb, Erika, Kat, and Lynne as we squee and chat and theorize and squee some more over Matt Smith, Clara, motorbikes, the TARDIS and much more.  (Ok, so it’s not 100% squeeful, but the squee factor is high for this ep. You've been warned.)

^E

Also covered:

David Tennant and Billie Piper will return for the 50th!

South Park’s Funnybot is a hat-tip to Daleks!

Introducing a newb to Doctor Who!

Doctor Who needs more female writers!

“You’re all just puppets in my political game” – Chancellor “Ultron” Goth.

This week we learn that Dylan doesn’t know the difference between commissioned and decommissioned. To be fair, flammable and inflammable mean the same thing, so… honest mistake. Anyway, the serial at hand for Kiyan and Dylan this week is The Deadly Assassin, written by Robert Holmes and aired in October and November of 1976.

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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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