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Three over-excited fans look at the previously missing stories The Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear. They also look at the two books you will want for Christmas (if not sooner) and they even have an interview with the one and only Dick Mills.

Three over-excited fans look at the previously missing stories The Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear. They also look at the two books you will want for Christmas (if not sooner) and they even have an interview with the one and only Dick Mills.

Three over excited fans look at the previously missing stories The Enemy of the World and Web of Fear, look at the two books you will want for Christmas (if not sooner) and we have an interview with the one and only Dick Mills

Christian Cawley is a writer at Kasterborous Doctor Who News and Reviews - All the latest Doctor Who news and reviews with our weekly podKast, features and interviews, and a long-running forum.

This week’s podKast brings a selection of interviews from the recent Doctor Who missing episodes event in London. Thanks to Gareth Kavanagh you can expect to hear from Frazer Hines and Deborah Watling – who both appeared in the recovered episodes of The Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear as companions Jamie McCrimmon and Victoria Waterfield – and writer Mark Gatiss, whose passion for the London Underground leads him to tell us something about an upcoming Sherlock episode…

All of this means, however, that the usual trio of Christian, James and Brian has been dispensed with for a week. Instead, Christian and Gareth Kavanagh, editor of Vworp Vworp! and our man on the ground at the event, discuss and introduce clips from the exciting day in London in which long lost episodes of Doctor Who were screened for the first time in 45 years!

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The post PodKasting from the Doctor Who Missing Episodes Event! appeared first on Kasterborous Doctor Who News and Reviews.

Woo hoo! This week Deb, Erika, Katrina, Liz, and Lynne join the ranks of gleeful fans around the world as we celebrate the return of nine previously-lost second Doctor episodes! We just happen to have reached dear old 2 in our countdown, so we threw out the story we planned for and decided "The Web of Fear" is a great representative story. Though maybe not all of us were quite as squeeful about it as expected.

Of course we can't help but talk about "The Enemy of the World" a bit too. It's all just SO EXCITING!

^E

Also covered [links on our site]:
Lynne listened to "Evil of the Daleks"! And is thrilled that Michael Damian Thomas is a guest at Chicago TARDIS!
Kat's finds that tumblr fandom has embraced the newly-found episodes! And her knit-a-thon is almost 3/4 funded!
Liz plays with Sutekh and her Pyramids of Mars playset!
Erika is in love with the new Sunspot song, "Arthuriana" (especially the Doctor Who bits)!
Deb is excited Traffic Experiment is releasing our theme tune on vinyl! And met Alisa Stern, aka The Doctor Puppet, at NYCC!

Woo hoo! This week Deb, Erika, Katrina, Liz, and Lynne join the ranks of gleeful fans around the world as we celebrate the return of nine previously-lost second Doctor episodes! We just happen to have reached dear old 2 in our countdown, so we threw out the story we planned for and decided "The Web of Fear" is a great representative story. Though maybe not all of us were quite as squeeful about it as expected.

Of course we can't help but talk about "The Enemy of the World" a bit too. It's all just SO EXCITING!

^E

Also covered [links on our site]:Lynne listened to "Evil of the Daleks"! And is thrilled that Michael Damian Thomas is a guest at Chicago TARDIS!Kat's finds that tumblr fandom has embraced the newly-found episodes! And her knit-a-thon is almost 3/4 funded!Liz plays with Sutekh and her Pyramids of Mars playset!Erika is in love with the new Sunspot song, "Arthuriana" (especially the Doctor Who bits)!Deb is excited Traffic Experiment is releasing our theme tune on vinyl! And met Alisa Stern, aka The Doctor Puppet, at NYCC!

Woo hoo! This week Deb, Erika, Katrina, Liz, and Lynne join the ranks of gleeful fans around the world as we celebrate the return of nine previously-lost second Doctor episodes! We just happen to have reached dear old 2 in our countdown, so we threw out the story we planned for and decided "The Web of Fear" is a great representative story. Though maybe not all of us were quite as squeeful about it as expected.

Of course we can't help but talk about "The Enemy of the World" a bit too. It's all just SO EXCITING!

^E

Also covered [links on our site]:
Lynne listened to "Evil of the Daleks"! And is thrilled that Michael Damian Thomas is a guest at Chicago TARDIS!
Kat's finds that tumblr fandom has embraced the newly-found episodes! And her knit-a-thon is almost 3/4 funded!
Liz plays with Sutekh and her Pyramids of Mars playset!
Erika is in love with the new Sunspot song, "Arthuriana" (especially the Doctor Who bits)!
Deb is excited Traffic Experiment is releasing our theme tune on vinyl! And met Alisa Stern, aka The Doctor Puppet, at NYCC!

With his much anticipated return to Doctor Who in November's 50th anniversary special, we're going back to the first year of Mr. David Tenant's tenure as the 10^th Doctor. This week our look at the good Doctor’s return as a global phenomenon takes us to the wildly popular fan favorite that took the venerable program back to its roots. Join Derek Gladu, Eric Mendoza, Beverly Brown and special guest Kate Rennebohm as we review 2006's "School Reunion". Allons-y!

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With his much anticipated return to Doctor Who in November's 50th anniversary special, we're going back to the first year of Mr. David Tenant's tenure as the 10^th Doctor. This week our look at the good Doctor’s return as a global phenomenon takes us to the wildly popular fan favorite that took the venerable program back to its roots. Join Derek Gladu, Eric Mendoza, Beverly Brown and special guest Kate Rennebohm as we review 2006's "School Reunion". Allons-y!

And feel free to give us a rating on Itunes. It supports the show and is much appreciated.

Follow Kate on Twitter

Follow Beverly on Twitter

Follow Eric on Twitter

Follow Derek on Twitter

The post Doctor Who Podcast Episode 55: The David Tenant Era; Year One, Part 1: 'School Reunion' appeared first on Sound On Sight.

With his much anticipated return to Doctor Who in November's 50th anniversary special, we're going back to the first year of Mr. David Tenant's tenure as the 10^th Doctor. This week our look at the good Doctor’s return as a global phenomenon takes us to the wildly popular fan favorite that took the venerable program back to its roots. Join Derek Gladu, Eric Mendoza, Beverly Brown and special guest Kate Rennebohm as we review 2006's "School Reunion". Allons-y!

And feel free to give us a rating on Itunes. It supports the show and is much appreciated.

Follow Kate on Twitter (https://twitter.com/CinemaBuffy)

Follow Beverly on Twitter

Follow Eric on Twitter

Follow Derek on Twitter

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It a Sergeant Benton special!! Yes, Stephen and Leeson team up once again and review the rather superb documentary included on the Special Edition of The Claws of Axos DVD, Living With Levene.  It’s a unique feature in which Toby Hadoke spends a weekend with John Levene in an attempt to get to know the real person responsible for the character Doctor Who fans know as Sergeant Benton.  Does he succeed?! Tune in to find out.

Ian and Michele also bring you a review of John Levene’s first Big Finish Companion Chronicle, Council of War.

Tune in again this coming weekend for a bonus edition of The Doctor Who Podcast as we bring you the first in a mini-series of interviews with Doctor Who writers of various media.  First up is Jonathan Morris.

It a Sergeant Benton special!! Yes, Stephen and Leeson team up once again and review the rather superb documentary included on the Special Edition of The Claws of Axos DVD, Living With Levene.  It’s a unique feature in which Toby Hadoke spends a weekend with John Levene in an attempt to get to know the real person responsible for the character Doctor Who fans know as Sergeant Benton.  Does he succeed?! Tune in to find out.

Ian and Michele also bring you a review of John Levene’s first Big Finish Companion Chronicle, Council of War.

Tune in again this coming weekend for a bonus edition of The Doctor Who Podcast as we bring you the first in a mini-series of interviews with Doctor Who writers of various media.  First up is Jonathan Morris.

Spearhead from Space by Robert Holmes

Adam, Mary, Robert, Matthew and Kirby talk about Jon Pertwee’s debut plus news, feedback and You Won’t Get This One

This month on Children of the Atom we're reviewing X-Men issue 20 (May 1966) in which we learn how Professor X lost the use of his legs and we also get a little bit more information about the mysterious and sinister Lucifer. Meanwhile, Cyclops packs a sad and leaves the X-Men, and The Blob and Unus the Untouchable make a guest appearance. In real world news, we visit Krypton Komics for the first time and have our minds blown and our bank account dented.

This month on Children of the Atom we're reviewing X-Men issue 20 (May 1966) in which we learn how Professor X lost the use of his legs and we also get a little bit more information about the mysterious and sinister Lucifer. Meanwhile, Cyclops packs a sad and leaves the X-Men, and The Blob and Unus the Untouchable make a guest appearance. In real world news, we visit Krypton Komics for the first time and have our minds blown and our bank account dented.

News

Lost Doctor Who episodes found

Porcelain graphic novel becomes a trilogy

Marvel punishes Fan Film

Week that was

Agents of Shield

Tomorrow People

Mr Yang Fights Aliens Part 1

Thug Notes

Main

A look at Black Heroes in Geekdom - this week we look at comics. One comic I wanted to mention but shamefully forgot in this section was the brilliant Magic of Myths by Corey Brotherson.

In this week’s episode – NEW EPISODES… ahum…sorry, we talk about the wonderful news of the two Patrick Troughton stories, The Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear.

Plus, our review of the Seventh Doctor and Ace mass confusion and randomness known as Ghostlight.

Then, Mel takes a turn with Seven in the Big Finish audio drama, The Fires of Vulcan.

We’ll look at some other news and reports this week, and of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

News

Lost Doctor Who episodes found

Porcelain graphic novel becomes a trilogy

Marvel punishes Fan Film 

Week that was

Agents of Shield

Tomorrow People

Mr Yang Fights Aliens Part 1

Thug Notes

Main

A look at Black Heroes in Geekdom - this week we look at comics. One comic I wanted to mention but shamefully forgot in this section was the brilliant Magic of Myths by Corey Brotherson.

The Doc & Friends sport togas, eat grapes and commit murder, not to mention meet Emperor Nero himself, in this glorious serial

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As the world rejoices at the return of 9 lost Doctor Who episodes, Tom and Louis do not mention it at all, since this was recorded before that happened. Still, there's plenty of joy to be had as our podcasters are brought by random fate to the most thoroughly lost episode of Doctor Who ever to be half-finished: Shada! Tom engages in some blow-by-blow comparisons of Shada's many versions, while Louis has a bone to pick with K-9.

This week. The Projecteers travel back to the 1970's in search of trashy british horror. They return triumphant, clasping a copy of 1973's "Psychomania". Motorbikes, Satanism and a healthy dose of toad.

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This week. The Projecteers travel back to the 1970's in search of trashy british horror. They return triumphant, clasping a copy of 1973's "Psychomania". Motorbikes, Satanism and a healthy dose of toad.

Twitter: @PharosProject  @Doctor_Vendetta  @beastmasterpete  @Spurt_Russell

Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk  or hit "contact us" on the web page

Facebook: The Group of Filth  https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepharosproject/

Web  http://thepharosproject.com/

This week. The Projecteers travel back to the 1970's in search of trashy british horror. They return triumphant, clasping a copy of 1973's "Psychomania". Motorbikes, Satanism and a healthy dose of toad.

Twitter: @PharosProject  @Doctor_Vendetta  @beastmasterpete  @Spurt_Russell

Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk  or hit "contact us" on the web page

Facebook: The Group of Filth  https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepharosproject/

Web  http://thepharosproject.com/