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Continue reading 050 – Remembrance of the Androids of Blood

Continue reading 050 – Remembrance of the Androids of Blood

Continue reading 050 – Remembrance of the Androids of Blood

How do you do? Allow me to introduce you to The Cloister Room episode 017, "Robots? Clones? Robot Clones?" On it, we have much to say about the third and fourth episodes of Big Finish's Eighth Doctor Adventures series, "The Horror of Glam Rock" and "Immortal Beloved." We then have some rather heated discussion about the last few episodes of Caprica.

 Next week, we'll be looking at the classic William Hartnell story "The Daleks," and the Peter Cushing film adaptation, "Dr. Who and the Daleks." We'll also talk about the news on some upcoming new television projects.

Be sure to let us know what you think of the podcast, by commenting here on this post, leaving an @ reply for @TheCloisterRoom on Twitter, or by e-mail at thecloisterroom@gmail.com.

Topics:

00:00-02:28 - Introduction

02:29-16:11 -  Doctor Who: Eighth Doctor Adventures: The Horror of Glam Rock and Immortal Beloved

16:12-32:48 - Caprica - final episodes (spoilers)

32:49-35:26 - Outroduction

51 weeks until Gally 23.

LIVE:

51 weeks until Gally 23.

LIVE:

Continue reading 050 – Remembrance of the Androids of Blood

How do you do? Allow me to introduce you to The Cloister Room episode 017, "Robots? Clones? Robot Clones?" On it, we have much to say about the third and fourth episodes of Big Finish's Eighth Doctor Adventures series, "The Horror of Glam Rock" and "Immortal Beloved." We then have some rather heated discussion about the last few episodes of Caprica.

 Next week, we'll be looking at the classic William Hartnell story "The Daleks," and the Peter Cushing film adaptation, "Dr. Who and the Daleks." We'll also talk about the news on some upcoming new television projects.

Be sure to let us know what you think of the podcast, by commenting here on this post, leaving an @ reply for @TheCloisterRoom on Twitter, or by e-mail at thecloisterroom@gmail.com.

Topics:

00:00-02:28 - Introduction

02:29-16:11 -  Doctor Who: Eighth Doctor Adventures: The Horror of Glam Rock and Immortal Beloved

16:12-32:48 - Caprica - final episodes (spoilers)

32:49-35:26 - Outroduction

51 weeks until Gally 23.

LIVE:

51 weeks until Gally 23.

LIVE:

In this pilot episode of The Naked Scarf we look at the 1966 story The Ark and Andi ruins any chance we have of applying to a family audience by wondering about Steven’s true motive for being part of the TARDIS crew.

In this pilot episode of The Naked Scarf we look at the 1966 story The Ark and Andi ruins any chance we have of applying to a family audience by wondering about Steven’s true motive for being part of the TARDIS crew.

In this week's episode of the DWO WhoCast... Tony and Cam discuss the release of The Mutants on 2 disc DVD along with some news and the return of "Random Fandom".... PLUS there's a competition to win K9 Vol.1 on DVD.

Bringing the world of Doctor Who to you - the DWO WhoCast is just what The Doctor ordered!

Links:
http://www.drwho-online.co.uk/
http://blogtorwho.blogspot.com/
http://www.flashingblade.org.uk
http://www.doctorwhopodcastalliance.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J23hgmCb_lw

In this week's episode of the DWO WhoCast... Tony and Cam discuss the release of The Mutants on 2 disc DVD along with some news and the return of "Random Fandom".... PLUS there's a competition to win K9 Vol.1 on DVD.

Bringing the world of Doctor Who to you - the DWO WhoCast is just what The Doctor ordered!

Links:
http://www.drwho-online.co.uk/
http://blogtorwho.blogspot.com/
http://www.flashingblade.org.uk
http://www.doctorwhopodcastalliance.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J23hgmCb_lw

Welcome to Episode 2 of Timelore - your review of Dr Who from the very beginning.  Join our slightly foolish team of watchers as they review the 2nd half of Dr Who's first ever season.

In this episode there is a fair bit of character assasination as we find ourselves getting alittle bit of Susan overload and we review the following stories

The Keys of Marinus

The Aztecs

The Sensorites

The Reign of Terror

Please send us comments to watchers@timelore.co.uk or follow us on twitter at www.twitter.com/time_lore

Welcome to Episode 2 of Timelore - your review of Dr Who from the very beginning.  Join our slightly foolish team of watchers as they review the 2nd half of Dr Who's first ever season.

In this episode there is a fair bit of character assasination as we find ourselves getting alittle bit of Susan overload and we review the following stories

The Keys of Marinus

The Aztecs

The Sensorites

The Reign of Terror

Please send us comments to watchers@timelore.co.uk or follow us on twitter at www.twitter.com/time_lore

Welcome to Episode 2 of Timelore - your review of Dr Who from the very beginning. Join our slightly foolish team of watchers as they review the 2nd half of Dr Who's first ever season.

In this episode there is a fair bit of character assasination as we find ourselves getting alittle bit of Susan overload and we review the following stories

The Keys of Marinus

The Aztecs

The Sensorites

The Reign of Terror

Please send us comments to watchers@timelore.co.uk or follow us on twitter at www.twitter.com/time_lore

Welcome to Episode 2 of Timelore - your review of Dr Who from the very beginning. Join our slightly foolish team of watchers as they review the 2nd half of Dr Who's first ever season.

In this episode there is a fair bit of character assasination as we find ourselves getting alittle bit of Susan overload and we review the following stories

The Keys of Marinus

The Aztecs

The Sensorites

The Reign of Terror

Please send us comments to watchers@timelore.co.uk or follow us on twitter at www.twitter.com/time_lore

Have aspirations of Starting Out as writer?  Want to hear the experiences of veterans and newly established authors?  Look no further.

Seizing the unique opportunity provided by the SFX Weekender this year, we collected an array of interviews from authors at various stages of their careers for your aural delectation.  We probe into achieving a publishable standard through proof-readers and tinkering, the benefits (and not) of Agents, and dealing with rejection; gleaning insights along the way on their writing and editorial processes and the mysterious mechanics of the publishing world.

Huge thanks to the contributing authors for their time and their trust.  If you have enjoyed their work, or if you would like to ask them any follow up questions having heard these interviews, please post messages at the following sites:

Joe Abercrombie - http://www.joeabercrombie.com/

Scott Andrews - http://www.eclectica.info/

Jonathan Green - http://www.jonathangreenauthor.blogspot.com/

Peter F Hamilton - http://theunisphere.com/

James Lovegrove - http://www.jameslovegrove.com/

Andy Remic - http://www.andyremic.com/

Adrian Tchaikovsky - http://shadowsoftheapt.com/

Authors by and large get very little direct feedback from their readers, so make their day and show them your love (and if you've enjoyed this episode of Scrolls, for goodness sake let them know that as well.  It will increase the likelihood of them letting the bald-nutter-with-the-tiny-microphone interview them again in future.)

We will be recording Part 2 in early March, with the Scrolls team discussing topics spinning off from these interviews.  If you have anything occur to you that you'd like us to specifically discuss please contact us in the usual manner tweeting @scrollscast, posting on the forums at www.gsforums.co.uk or e-mailing us atscrolls@hotmail.co.uk

Keep writing.  And, er, reading.

And listening to us.  Obviously...

Have aspirations of Starting Out as writer?  Want to hear the experiences of veterans and newly established authors?  Look no further.

Seizing the unique opportunity provided by the SFX Weekender this year, we collected an array of interviews from authors at various stages of their careers for your aural delectation.  We probe into achieving a publishable standard through proof-readers and tinkering, the benefits (and not) of Agents, and dealing with rejection; gleaning insights along the way on their writing and editorial processes and the mysterious mechanics of the publishing world.

Huge thanks to the contributing authors for their time and their trust.  If you have enjoyed their work, or if you would like to ask them any follow up questions having heard these interviews, please post messages at the following sites:

Joe Abercrombie - http://www.joeabercrombie.com/

Scott Andrews - http://www.eclectica.info/

Jonathan Green - http://www.jonathangreenauthor.blogspot.com/

Peter F Hamilton - http://theunisphere.com/

James Lovegrove - http://www.jameslovegrove.com/

Andy Remic - http://www.andyremic.com/

Adrian Tchaikovsky - http://shadowsoftheapt.com/

Authors by and large get very little direct feedback from their readers, so make their day and show them your love (and if you've enjoyed this episode of Scrolls, for goodness sake let them know that as well.  It will increase the likelihood of them letting the bald-nutter-with-the-tiny-microphone interview them again in future.)

We will be recording Part 2 in early March, with the Scrolls team discussing topics spinning off from these interviews.  If you have anything occur to you that you'd like us to specifically discuss please contact us in the usual manner tweeting @scrollscast, posting on the forums at www.gsforums.co.uk or e-mailing us atscrolls@hotmail.co.uk

Keep writing.  And, er, reading.

And listening to us.  Obviously...

Have aspirations of Starting Out as writer? Want to hear the experiences of veterans and newly established authors? Look no further.

Seizing the unique opportunity provided by the SFX Weekender this year, we collected an array of interviews from authors at various stages of their careers for your aural delectation. We probe into achieving a publishable standard through proof-readers and tinkering, the benefits (and not) of Agents, and dealing with rejection; gleaning insights along the way on their writing and editorial processes and the mysterious mechanics of the publishing world.

Huge thanks to the contributing authors for their time and their trust. If you have enjoyed their work, or if you would like to ask them any follow up questions having heard these interviews, please post messages at the following sites:

Joe Abercrombie - http://www.joeabercrombie.com/

Scott Andrews - http://www.eclectica.info/

Jonathan Green - http://www.jonathangreenauthor.blogspot.com/

Peter F Hamilton - http://theunisphere.com/

James Lovegrove - http://www.jameslovegrove.com/

Andy Remic - http://www.andyremic.com/

Adrian Tchaikovsky - http://shadowsoftheapt.com/

Authors by and large get very little direct feedback from their readers, so make their day and show them your love (and if you've enjoyed this episode of Scrolls, for goodness sake let them know that as well. It will increase the likelihood of them letting the bald-nutter-with-the-tiny-microphone interview them again in future.)

We will be recording Part 2 in early March, with the Scrolls team discussing topics spinning off from these interviews. If you have anything occur to you that you'd like us to specifically discuss please contact us in the usual manner tweeting @scrollscast, posting on the forums at www.gsforums.co.uk or e-mailing us atscrolls@hotmail.co.uk

Keep writing. And, er, reading.

And listening to us. Obviously...

Have aspirations of Starting Out as writer? Want to hear the experiences of veterans and newly established authors? Look no further.

Seizing the unique opportunity provided by the SFX Weekender this year, we collected an array of interviews from authors at various stages of their careers for your aural delectation. We probe into achieving a publishable standard through proof-readers and tinkering, the benefits (and not) of Agents, and dealing with rejection; gleaning insights along the way on their writing and editorial processes and the mysterious mechanics of the publishing world.

Huge thanks to the contributing authors for their time and their trust. If you have enjoyed their work, or if you would like to ask them any follow up questions having heard these interviews, please post messages at the following sites:

Joe Abercrombie - http://www.joeabercrombie.com/

Scott Andrews - http://www.eclectica.info/

Jonathan Green - http://www.jonathangreenauthor.blogspot.com/

Peter F Hamilton - http://theunisphere.com/

James Lovegrove - http://www.jameslovegrove.com/

Andy Remic - http://www.andyremic.com/

Adrian Tchaikovsky - http://shadowsoftheapt.com/

Authors by and large get very little direct feedback from their readers, so make their day and show them your love (and if you've enjoyed this episode of Scrolls, for goodness sake let them know that as well. It will increase the likelihood of them letting the bald-nutter-with-the-tiny-microphone interview them again in future.)

We will be recording Part 2 in early March, with the Scrolls team discussing topics spinning off from these interviews. If you have anything occur to you that you'd like us to specifically discuss please contact us in the usual manner tweeting @scrollscast, posting on the forums at www.gsforums.co.uk or e-mailing us atscrolls@hotmail.co.uk

Keep writing. And, er, reading.

And listening to us. Obviously...

Radio Free Skaro’s coverage of Gallifrey One: Catch 22 wraps up with a tasty triumvirate of interviews with Doctor Who production manager and producer Tracie Simpson, Adric himself, Matthew Waterhouse, and Mad Norwegian Press head publisher Lars Pearson. Thanks to everyone who we talked to over the course of the weekend, and thanks to all of you for listening. We hope you enjoyed the shows!

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

Radio Free Skaro's coverage of Gallifrey One: Catch 22 wraps up with a tasty triumvirate of interviews with Doctor Who production manager and producer Tracie Simpson, Adric himself, Matthew Waterhouse, and Mad Norwegian Press head publisher Lars Pearson. Thanks to everyone who we talked to over the course of the weekend, and thanks to all of you for listening. We hope you enjoyed the shows!

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

Radio Free Skaro’s coverage of Gallifrey One: Catch 22 wraps up with a tasty triumvirate of interviews with Doctor Who production manager and producer Tracie Simpson, Adric himself, Matthew Waterhouse, and Mad Norwegian Press head publisher Lars Pearson. Thanks to everyone who we talked to over the course of the weekend, and thanks to all of you for listening. We hope you enjoyed the shows!

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

Radio Free Skaro’s coverage of Gallifrey One: Catch 22 wraps up with a tasty triumvirate of interviews with Doctor Who production manager and producer Tracie Simpson, Adric himself, Matthew Waterhouse, and Mad Norwegian Press head publisher Lars Pearson. Thanks to everyone who we talked to over the course of the weekend, and thanks to all of you for listening. We hope you enjoyed the shows!

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

Radio Free Skaro's coverage of Gallifrey One: Catch 22 wraps up with a tasty triumvirate of interviews with Doctor Who production manager and producer Tracie Simpson, Adric himself, Matthew Waterhouse, and Mad Norwegian Press head publisher Lars Pearson. Thanks to everyone who we talked to over the course of the weekend, and thanks to all of you for listening. We hope you enjoyed the shows!

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

Radio Free Skaro’s coverage of Gallifrey One: Catch 22 wraps up with a tasty triumvirate of interviews with Doctor Who production manager and producer Tracie Simpson, Adric himself, Matthew Waterhouse, and Mad Norwegian Press head publisher Lars Pearson. Thanks to everyone who we talked to over the course of the weekend, and thanks to all of you for listening. We hope you enjoyed the shows!

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