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This week the Doctor asks Clara to Kill The Moon for once our hero stood to one side and made the companion take the big decision, a return to big dramatic themes this week and a very entertaining episode it was too.

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This week the Doctor asks Clara to Kill The Moon for once our hero stood to one side and made the companion take the big decision, a return to big dramatic themes this week and a very entertaining episode it was too.

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

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Join the DWP in an extended version of the podcast as they travel to moon to......review its murder. Yes, Stephen, Ian, James and (now regular guest) Nerdist blogger Kyle Anderson (he won't leave!) talk about Episode 7 of the current series, Kill The Moon. Trev also drops in with his views. James also speaks to [...]

Join the DWP in an extended version of the podcast as they travel to moon to……review its murder. Yes, Stephen, Ian, James and (now regular guest) Nerdist blogger Kyle Anderson (he won’t leave!) talk about Episode 7 of the current series, Kill The Moon. Trev also drops in with his views.

James also speaks to Tony Osoba about his appearance in Kill The Moon, which is actually his third appearance in Doctor Who after guest roles in Destiny of the Daleks and Dragonfire. He talks about working with Peter Capaldi, travelling to Lanzarote with the cast and crew and how Capaldi’s approach to the Doctor differs from Tom Baker and Sylvester McCoy’s.

Keep your thoughts coming in – we’ll be doing an episode comprising solely of your feedback soon.  Mail your opinions, thoughts and reviews (audio only and keep it  under two minutes please) to feedback@thedoctorwhopodcast.com.

Enjoy the show!

Join the DWP in an extended version of the podcast as they travel to moon to……review its murder. Yes, Stephen, Ian, James and (now regular guest) Nerdist blogger Kyle Anderson (he won’t leave!) talk about Episode 7 of the current series, Kill The Moon. Trev also drops in with his views.

James also speaks to Tony Osoba about his appearance in Kill The Moon, which is actually his third appearance in Doctor Who after guest roles in Destiny of the Daleks and Dragonfire. He talks about working with Peter Capaldi, travelling to Lanzarote with the cast and crew and how Capaldi’s approach to the Doctor differs from Tom Baker and Sylvester McCoy’s.

Keep your thoughts coming in – we’ll be doing an episode comprising solely of your feedback soon.  Mail your opinions, thoughts and reviews (audio only and keep it  under two minutes please) to feedback@thedoctorwhopodcast.com.

Enjoy the show!

#DoctorWho #KillTheMoon #Podcast #TinDogPodcast   "Kill the Moon" is the seventh episode of the eighth series of the British science fiction television programme Doctor Who, written by Peter Harness, and directed by Paul Wilmshurst.[3] The episode stars Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman, with Hermione Norris guest starring.[4][5][6] A preview clip from the episode was shown when Peter Capaldi was a guestThe Graham Norton Show on 26 September 2014.[7] A 10-second trailer was released on 29 September 2014.[8]   Contents   [hide]  1 Production 1.1 Writing 1.2 Filming 1.3 Casting 2 References 3 External links   Production[edit] Writing[edit] The episode was originally written for Matt Smith's Eleventh Doctor. An earlyworking title for the episode was "Return to Sarn", however, this was intended to be misleading. While briefing Harness on how to write the script, executive producer Steven Moffat told him to "Hinchcliffe the shit out of it for the first half", meaning, essentially, to make it frightening. This was in reference to Philip Hinchcliffe, who produced Doctor Who from 1974–77.[9] Moffat called the script "intense and emotional".[10] Harness has said that the episode will see a large change for the show. "I still don’t know how people will take it. I’m in this kind of limbo now waiting for people to see it, and I’ve no idea, really I do not know how it is going to go down."[11] Filming[edit] Filming for the episode took place in Lanzarote, near the Volcán del Cuervo (Raven's Volcano[12]) in Timanfaya National Park.[13] The last episode to be filmed there was 1984's Fifth Doctor serial Planet of Fire.[14] Filming took place on 12–13 May,[15] while the park was closed to visitors,[16] with locals reporting that “they’ve erected a huge marquee, have trailers, toilets and a van.”[13] Filming also took place at the Cardiff Bay Business Centre in Splott and St Illtyd's College in Cardiff on 20 May,[15] and at Aberavon Beach in Port Talbot on 21 May.[17][18][19][20][21][22] Casting[edit] Tony Osoba previously appeared in the classic serials Destiny of the Daleks and Dragonfire.  

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Halfway through the season! Tom and Louis discuss the latest episode, The Caretaker. Topics of discussion include the dietary habits of sand piranhas and the use of cherry bombs.

 

Halfway through the season! Tom and Louis discuss the latest episode, The Caretaker. Topics of discussion include the dietary habits of sand piranhas and the use of cherry bombs.

Halfway through the season! Tom and Louis discuss the latest episode, The Caretaker. Topics of discussion include the dietary habits of sand piranhas and the use of cherry bombs.

 

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Join the DWP in an extended version of the podcast as they travel to moon to......review its murder. Yes, Stephen, Ian, James and (now regular guest) Nerdist blogger Kyle Anderson (he won't leave!) talk about Episode 7 of the current series, Kill The Moon. Trev also drops in with his views. James also speaks to […]

Join the DWP in an extended version of the podcast as they travel to moon to......review its murder. Yes, Stephen, Ian, James and (now regular guest) Nerdist blogger Kyle Anderson (he won't leave!) talk about Episode 7 of the current series, Kill The Moon. Trev also drops in with his views. James also speaks to [...]

The Eleventh Doctor is off on his own (even if Amy and Rory are still in the opening credits) and found himself getting mixed up in an adventure with Shops, Cybermen, babies and Craig Owens. Not that it makes all that much sense (Really, the Doctor working in a shop?) but we'll just go with it for now.

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Duration: 20:34

So here's our synopsis and review of "The Caretaker" and the second episode we recorded last night to catch up.  Why?  Because we care about our fans that's why!  Besides, it's amazing how short a podcast can be when we all agree on an episode.  So enjoy and thanks for listening!

-Nicole, Joanna and John

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So we should really have posted this last week but we just couldn't get our schedules lined up, either way here is our review and synopsis of "Time Heist"  Enjoy and Thanks for listening!

-Nicole, Joanna and John

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-Sayo and Rex just hang out and wait for the 2 guys to make-out

The series comes to a grinding halt in disorganisation

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The series comes to a grinding halt in disorganisation

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In which Martyn and Gerrod attempt to discuss, Robot of Sherwood, Listen, Time Heist and The Caretaker.

The conversation quickly turns to a discussion about sexism and racism in Doctor Who.

The lads then ask the ultimate question, should Steben Moffat, Moff-off?

 

 

 

In which Martyn and Gerrod attempt to discuss, Robot of Sherwood, Listen, Time Heist and The Caretaker.

The conversation quickly turns to a discussion about sexism and racism in Doctor Who.

The lads then ask the ultimate question, should Steben Moffat, Moff-off?

-Sayo and Rex just hang out and wait for the 2 guys to make-out

School is back in session and it’s time yet again to do what any good Time Lord would do… infiltrate the campus under the guise of a member of the faculty or staff (this time it’s staff)! Join Joseph, Matt, Gabe and Dave as they traverse the potential story arcs and one slim possible plot hole of “The Caretaker,” as well as an impromptu cat fight. It will spin you around so much you might need an air sick bag for the TARDIS! (Which is kind of a series plot for Karen Gillan’s new show.) So let’s set our watches to invisible as we ignite this new episode of The Arrow of Time!

For all your booking needs, check out Dave’s choicest of novels by the rarely-mentioned-on-the-podcast Douglas Adams, and his book Last Chance to See.

For your WhoTube, check out Tick Tock Goes The Clock by speakerwiggin: http://youtu.be/3vmYu30XacA

And don’t forget to check out our podcast and others on The Musings Of A Geek Podcast Network!

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Hey Who fans and welcome. Along with the news round up I give you my review of The Caretaker and if it floated my Tardis, I mean, boat.

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The News

Sadly, actress Maggie Stables has passed away. Having appeared in twenty Big Finish audio plays, most notably as companion Evelyn to the Sixth Doctor, it's a big shame for fans of hers. I hadn't heard her work until I found out about her passing but after listening to some samples she really did give great performances.

Now the BBC have vacated their main head office (which I think, for the record, is a huge mistake and confusing decision) there's lots of equipment and TV stuff lying around which is going to be auctioned off. Peter Pattinson Auctioneers will hold various online auctions from Tues 4th November to Friday 7th November. One of the items is a huge 3.5m wide by 2.5m high canvas backdrop of Matt Smith as the 11th Doctor used in promotions. If you've got the room for it, it's a great piece to own. Details for the auction can be found here (scroll down to BBC Memorabilia).

Titan Comics will be showing off the new 12th Doctor comic run at New York Comic Con on the 10th and 11th of October. You'll also be able to pick up NYCC exclusive covers for the already launched 10th and 11th Doctor comics too. Wow, lots of variants for this one!

"The Caretaker" Review

Another one of those Who episodes that's full of fun and humour that's sure to please the kids this time. The Caretaker wasn't the strongest episode this series but certainly wasn't terrible. Afterwards we're still left asking "who is Missy and what is the Neversphere?"

What are your thoughts on this one? Let me know on the site, Twitter or Facebook.

Thanks for stepping into the Tardis for episode 14 and look forward to chatting all things Who next time. Until then - Allons-y!

It's been 2 months since The Oncoming Storm checked in on the Titan comics line, so it's now time to check out the 2nd issues of their new Doctor Who line in episode 124! Your regular hosts Josh and Ashley once again welcome back resident comic expert Jeff to discuss these new comic adventures of the 10th and 11th Doctors. First up in The 10th Doctor #2, The Doctor and new companion Gabby finally find the source of all the spectral happenings in New York: Negative Emotion sucking, ethereal vampire things! And in the 11th Doctor #2, The Doctor and Alice visit one of the Doctor's favorite beautiful planets... an interstellar amusement park?!? Will these second issues hold your hosts' attention like the first issues did, or have Doctor Who comics come back to earth? And can Josh ever get over that Simon Fraser art??? The Oncoming Storm... This time, we got suckery things. Lots and Lots of Suckery things.

It's been 2 months since The Oncoming Storm checked in on the Titan comics line, so it's now time to check out the 2nd issues of their new Doctor Who line in episode 124! Your regular hosts Josh and Ashley once again welcome back resident comic expert Jeff to discuss these new comic adventures of the 10th and 11th Doctors. First up in The 10th Doctor #2, The Doctor and new companion Gabby finally find the source of all the spectral happenings in New York: Negative Emotion sucking, ethereal vampire things! And in the 11th Doctor #2, The Doctor and Alice visit one of the Doctor's favorite beautiful planets... an interstellar amusement park?!? Will these second issues hold your hosts' attention like the first issues did, or have Doctor Who comics come back to earth? And can Josh ever get over that Simon Fraser art??? The Oncoming Storm... This time, we got suckery things. Lots and Lots of Suckery things.

It's been 2 months since The Oncoming Storm checked in on the Titan comics line, so it's now time to check out the 2nd issues of their new Doctor Who line in episode 124! Your regular hosts Josh and Ashley once again welcome back resident comic expert Jeff to discuss these new comic adventures of the 10th and 11th Doctors. First up in The 10th Doctor #2, The Doctor and new companion Gabby finally find the source of all the spectral happenings in New York: Negative Emotion sucking, ethereal vampire things! And in the 11th Doctor #2, The Doctor and Alice visit one of the Doctor's favorite beautiful planets... an interstellar amusement park?!? Will these second issues hold your hosts' attention like the first issues did, or have Doctor Who comics come back to earth? And can Josh ever get over that Simon Fraser art??? The Oncoming Storm... This time, we got suckery things. Lots and Lots of Suckery things.

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Martin, Andy and Derek try to mop up the aftermath of this week’s episode: The Caretaker. And more things spill out as they bounce between messy subjects such as Missing Episodes and Conspiracy Theories. Listen quickly before someone calls health and safety.

This double review of "Time Heist" and "The Caretaker" opens with the Diddly Dumbers being pursued through the vaults of the Karabraxos Bank by fiendish monsters from their childhood nightmares. At the last minute, our heroes manage to escape by Transmat and land in the empty staff room of Coal Hill School.

Along the way, the Three Who Drool discuss the late Dr Evelyn Smythe and identify why the design of the Skovox Blitzer reminded them of Christmas morning 1980. They debate why different vocal stresses are given to street and road names and explore Steven Moffat’s push to reboot the new Doctor as the Peter Cushing incarnation.

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The Rev depicts the last minute escape of the Diddly Dumbers from the bank vaults as the podcast begins. For those of you unfamiliar with UK TV banking commercials from the 1980s, the yellow Griffin was used to advertise Midland Bank (now swallowed up by HSBC) and the pig was used to advertise Nat West Bank.

Dr Evelyn Smythe is a fictional character played by Maggie Stables in a series of audio plays produced by Big Finish Productions based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. A professor of history from the 20th century with a fondness for chocolate, she is a companion of the Sixth Doctor.

The Rev goes to see Al Murray, The Pub Landlord.

Brian Blessed – “Man Alive! What’s wrong with big tomatoes?”

Man Alive!

Katy Manning with Peter Capaldi in the TARDIS

Zam Wessell was a shapeshifting bounty hunter in “Attack of the Clones”.

Peter Capaldi as the Magician Doctor

The Doctor’s Leaning Tower of Pisa joke was as good as any of the “Police Squad” epilogues.

The origin of Finkle Street

“The Lodger” comic strip by Gareth Roberts – (Doctor Who Magazine #368)

Hardware (1990) – Richard Stanley’s once-rare cult classic.

Walter’s Robo-Tale – “SHOK!” from the Judge Dredd Annual 1981

Gladstone Primary School, Cardiff

Cathays Library, Cardiff

Cathays Cemetery, Cardiff

Peter Capaldi appears on The Graham Norton Show (26 Sept 2014)

Alvin Stardust – “you must be out of your tiny minds” – Green Cross Code TV ad.

Little Kiran – Kiran Shah was the actor who played whatever was under the bedspread in “Listen”.

Pink Floyd – Another Brick in the Wall, Part Two

“Poetics” by Aristotle

Coal Hill School’s motto – “A Spirit of Adventure”

The Diddly Dum podcast thanks anyone we've pinched stuff from and respects the copyright of etc etc.

This double review of "Time Heist" and "The Caretaker" opens with the Diddly Dumbers being pursued through the vaults of the Karabraxos Bank by fiendish monsters from their childhood nightmares. At the last minute, our heroes manage to escape by Transmat and land in the empty staff room of Coal Hill School.

Along the way, the Three Who Drool discuss the late Dr Evelyn Smythe and identify why the design of the Skovox Blitzer reminded them of Christmas morning 1980. They debate why different vocal stresses are given to street and road names and explore Steven Moffat’s push to reboot the new Doctor as the Peter Cushing incarnation.

Direct Download Link: DDPC021 – Taking the Heist

Listen/download on iTunes

Audioboo

Stitcher.com

Find us on Facebook

All artwork for the Diddly Dum Podcast by our own The Rev can be found collected here on Pinterest.

THE DIDDLY DUM WHOSEUM CAN BE VISITED HERE.

Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk

SHOW NOTES

The Rev depicts the last minute escape of the Diddly Dumbers from the bank vaults as the podcast begins. For those of you unfamiliar with UK TV banking commercials from the 1980s, the yellow Griffin was used to advertise Midland Bank (now swallowed up by HSBC) and the pig was used to advertise Nat West Bank.

Dr Evelyn Smythe is a fictional character played by Maggie Stables in a series of audio plays produced by Big Finish Productions based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. A professor of history from the 20th century with a fondness for chocolate, she is a companion of the Sixth Doctor.

The Rev goes to see Al Murray, The Pub Landlord.

Brian Blessed – “Man Alive! What’s wrong with big tomatoes?”

Man Alive!

Katy Manning with Peter Capaldi in the TARDIS

Zam Wessell was a shapeshifting bounty hunter in “Attack of the Clones”.

Peter Capaldi as the Magician Doctor

The Doctor’s Leaning Tower of Pisa joke was as good as any of the “Police Squad” epilogues.

The origin of Finkle Street

“The Lodger” comic strip by Gareth Roberts – (Doctor Who Magazine #368)

Hardware (1990) – Richard Stanley’s once-rare cult classic.

Walter’s Robo-Tale – “SHOK!” from the Judge Dredd Annual 1981

Gladstone Primary School, Cardiff

Cathays Library, Cardiff

Cathays Cemetery, Cardiff

Peter Capaldi appears on The Graham Norton Show (26 Sept 2014)

Alvin Stardust – “you must be out of your tiny minds” – Green Cross Code TV ad.

Little Kiran – Kiran Shah was the actor who played whatever was under the bedspread in “Listen”.

Pink Floyd – Another Brick in the Wall, Part Two

“Poetics” by Aristotle

Coal Hill School’s motto – “A Spirit of Adventure”

The Diddly Dum podcast thanks anyone we've pinched stuff from and respects the copyright of etc etc.

The ESW crew go under deep cover in familiar stomping grounds for the sixth episode of the eighth series. Mike, Mike, Jen, the Phantom Troublemaker, and Angela Pritchett attend Parent's Evening at...

Earth Station Who is a show dedicated to the culture around the BBC icon Doctor Who. Join Mike F, Mike G and Dave as we explore the 50 year history and fandom surrounding the Doctor With reviews, interviews and just general talk you never know WHO might pop up.

In which there is no basket of kittens. WHY IS THERE NEVER A BASKET OF KITTENS?

We're halfway through this series and more than halfway into the bottle, which is pretty apparent by the time Brandon starts going full fake Irish when attempting a Scottish accent. He doesn't apologize. We also watch "The Caretaker", the Series 8, Episode 6 of the show, and we like it, which is good. Rompsare fun, kids! More romps in the midst of the episodes that are dour as hell! Thaaaaaaaanks.

Outro music is "Danger Zone" by Gwen Stefani

Podcast picture is by GIRL NAMED SHIRL PHOTOGRAPHY

In which there is no basket of kittens. WHY IS THERE NEVER A BASKET OF KITTENS?

We're halfway through this series and more than halfway into the bottle, which is pretty apparent by the time Brandon starts going full fake Irish when attempting a Scottish accent. He doesn't apologize. We also watch "The Caretaker", the Series 8, Episode 6 of the show, and we like it, which is good. Rompsare fun, kids! More romps in the midst of the episodes that are dour as hell! Thaaaaaaaanks.

Outro music is "Danger Zone" by Gwen Stefani

Podcast picture is by GIRL NAMED SHIRL PHOTOGRAPHY

Episode #134 of Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats! And the story we will be discussing today is...

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This week we cover Doctor Who story #247, 2014's "The Caretaker", in which we bear witness to the inevitable showdown between the Doctor and his most fearsome nemesis -- Clara's boyfriend!

QotW: If you robbed the Bank of Karabraxos, what would your reward be?

Listener Mailbag

Discussion of "The Caretaker" (David 7, Charlie 7, Trevor 7.25)

Connor's Corner

Discussion of Big Finish audio adventure "Quinnis" (David 7.25, Charlie 7.5, Trevor 7)

Shout Out: The Doubleclicks for their cello cover of the Doctor Who theme song.

Hosts:

• Trevor
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• Charlie
  • Twitter: @insanityinchaos
  • Infinite Longbox Podcast
  • Comic Conspiracy Podcast
• David
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  • WWW: http://www.davidsafar.com/
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Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #248, Kill the Moon.  We invite you to follow along by watching the episode before the podcast; please acquire a copy in accordance with the laws of time and space.

… in which our fearless podcaster stays after school and has another go at reviewing "The Caretaker". 

... in which our fearless podcaster stays after school and has another go at reviewing "The Caretaker".

... in which our fearless podcaster stays after school and has another go at reviewing "The Caretaker".

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This month we dip our toes back into the proverbial Gareth Roberts pool with the New Adventure The Highest Science, featuring the Seventh Doctor and Professor Bernice Summerfield.  From the back cover:

Sakkrat.

Many legends speak of this world, home of an ancient empire destroyed by its own greatest achievement.  The Highest Science, the pinnacle of technological discovery.

When the TARDIS alerts the Doctor and Bernice to the presence of an enormous temporal fluctuation on a large, green, unremarkable planet, they are not to know of any connection with the legend.

But the connection is there, and it will lead them into conflict with the monstrous Chelonians, with their contempt for human parasites; into adventure with a group of youngsters whose musical taste has suddenly become dangerously significant; and will force them to face Sheldukher, the most wanted criminal in the galaxy.

You may remember Gareth Roberts from our review of the Missing Adventure The Well-Mannered War (also featuring the Chelonians, who made their first appearance here) and television episodes such as “The Lodger”, “Closing Time”, and the very recent “The Caretaker”.

So…without further ado, sit back, relax, grab a can of bubbleshake, and listen in as we discuss Gareth Roberts’ The Highest Science.

Look for us on Facebook, email us at dwbcpodcast@gmail.com, and follow us on Twitter via @dwbcpodcast.  You can also follow Erik via @sjcaustenite and Sean via @tardistavern.

This month we dip our toes back into the proverbial Gareth Roberts pool with the New Adventure The Highest Science, featuring the Seventh Doctor and Professor Bernice Summerfield. From the back cover:

Sakkrat.

Many legends speak of this world, home of an ancient empire destroyed by its own greatest achievement. The Highest Science, the pinnacle of technological discovery.

When the TARDIS alerts the Doctor and Bernice to the presence of an enormous temporal fluctuation on a large, green, unremarkable planet, they are not to know of any connection with the legend.

But the connection is there, and it will lead them into conflict with the monstrous Chelonians, with their contempt for human parasites; into adventure with a group of youngsters whose musical taste has suddenly become dangerously significant; and will force them to face Sheldukher, the most wanted criminal in the galaxy.

You may remember Gareth Roberts from our review of the Missing Adventure The Well-Mannered War (also featuring the Chelonians, who made their first appearance here) and television episodes such as "The Lodger", "Closing Time", and the very recent "The Caretaker".

So...without further ado, sit back, relax, grab a can of bubbleshake, and listen in as we discuss Gareth Roberts' The Highest Science.

Look for us on Facebook, email us at dwbcpodcast@gmail.com, and follow us on Twitter via @dwbcpodcast. You can also follow Erik via @sjcaustenite and Sean via @tardistavern.

"I'm the new caretaker. John Smith... most people just call me the Doctor."

Skilled exponent of the deep cover persona, the Doctor wields a broom and a non-sonic screwdriver in his new-found role as The Caretaker.

Naturally, this makes life very difficult for the peripatetic Clara and her new (but already long-suffering) beau, Mr Danny Pink.

A Skovox Blitzer is whizzing around disarming policemen and vandalising school property but the real fireworks happen in the TARDIS when Smith-Oswald-Pink triangle finally comes together and seemingly blows instantly apart.

Danny gives Clara an ultimatum (surely flowers are more romantic?), Courtney defiles the time-space machine with her disruptive effluence, and Space Dad gets proprietorial over his impossible little princess.

But does all this a decent Doctor Who episode make?

Listen in to hear what Jim and Rob make of it all.

"I'm the new caretaker. John Smith... most people just call me the Doctor."

Skilled exponent of the deep cover persona, the Doctor wields a broom and a non-sonic screwdriver in his new-found role as The Caretaker.

Naturally, this makes life very difficult for the peripatetic Clara and her new (but already long-suffering) beau, Mr Danny Pink.

A Skovox Blitzer is whizzing around disarming policemen and vandalising school property but the real fireworks happen in the TARDIS when Smith-Oswald-Pink triangle finally comes together and seemingly blows instantly apart.

Danny gives Clara an ultimatum (surely flowers are more romantic?) Courtney defiles the time-space machine with her disruptive effluence and Space Dad gets proprietorial over his impossible little princess.

But does all this a decent Doctor Who episode make?

Listen in to hear what Jim and Rob make of it all.

"I'm the new caretaker. John Smith... most people just call me the Doctor."

Skilled exponent of the deep cover persona, the Doctor wields a broom and a non-sonic screwdriver in his new-found role as The Caretaker.

Naturally, this makes life very difficult for the peripatetic Clara and her new (but already long-suffering) beau, Mr Danny Pink.

A Skovox Blitzer is whizzing around disarming policemen and vandalising school property but the real fireworks happen in the TARDIS when Smith-Oswald-Pink triangle finally comes together and seemingly blows instantly apart.

Danny gives Clara an ultimatum (surely flowers are more romantic?), Courtney defiles the time-space machine with her disruptive effluence, and Space Dad gets proprietorial over his impossible little princess.

But does all this a decent Doctor Who episode make?

Listen in to hear what Jim and Rob make of it all.