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A commentary track for the third episode of Season One of New Who.

This week, Tom and Louis's random wanderings bring them to a base under sea. Louis calls Turlough's suitability into question, while Tom admires Ingrid Pitt's dance moves. Should there have been another way?

Once again Phil and Paul return to the ongoing Destiny of The Doctor audio series with a look at the 9th Doctor story Night of The Whisper.  During the course of their discussion, Phil manages to offend the people of Manchester and also lose his marbles all at the same time!  It's definitely one to.....oh you know what I mean, erm....listen to!  Yes that's it.

And in the news this week, Matt Smith begins recording his final story, the original script for The Tenth Planet has been found and in Omega's Tat Corner....coaster news!!

Once again Phil and Paul return to the ongoing Destiny of The Doctor audio series with a look at the 9th Doctor story Night of The Whisper.  During the course of their discussion, Phil manages to offend the people of Manchester and also lose his marbles all at the same time!  It's definitely one to.....oh you know what I mean, erm....listen to!  Yes that's it.

And in the news this week, Matt Smith begins recording his final story, the original script for The Tenth Planet has been found and in Omega's Tat Corner....coaster news!!

Mark is joined by Suky Khakh and Lina Burgard to talk about the HBO series Band Of Brothers.

Mark @MarkCockram

Suky @Cyberman_151

Lina @LCBurghard

You can find us at @NerdologyUK on Twitter, at www.facebook.com/NerdologyUK and bit.ly/nerdology

You can also email us at nerdologyuk@gmail.com

Mark is joined by Suky Khakh and Lina Burgard to talk about the HBO series Band Of Brothers.

Mark @MarkCockram

Suky @Cyberman_151

Lina @LCBurghard

You can find us at @NerdologyUK on Twitter, at www.facebook.com/NerdologyUK and bit.ly/nerdology

You can also email us at nerdologyuk@gmail.com

Mark is joined by Suky Khakh and Lina Burgard to talk about the HBO series Band Of Brothers.

Mark @MarkCockram

Suky @Cyberman_151

Lina @LCBurghard

You can find us at @NerdologyUK on Twitter, at www.facebook.com/NerdologyUK and bit.ly/nerdology

You can also email us at nerdologyuk@gmail.com

Once again Phil and Paul return to the ongoing Destiny of The Doctor audio series with a look at the 9th Doctor story Night of The Whisper.  During the course of their discussion, Phil manages to offend the people of Manchester and also lose his marbles all at the same time!  It's definitely one to.....oh you know what I mean, erm....listen to!  Yes that's it.

And in the news this week, Matt Smith begins recording his final story, the original script for The Tenth Planet has been found and in Omega's Tat Corner....coaster news!!

Mark is joined by Suky Khakh and Lina Burgard to talk about the HBO series Band Of Brothers.

Mark @MarkCockram

Suky @Cyberman151

Lina @LCBurghard

You can find us at @NerdologyUK on Twitter, at www.facebook.com/NerdologyUK and bit.ly/nerdology

You can also email us at nerdologyuk@gmail.com

As most of you might be aware, Doctor Who is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2013, and the Three Who Rule are also doing their part to mark the occasion by celebrating and analyzing the era of each producer who helmed the show from 1963 through until the Fox TV movie in 1996. First up, the first producer - the original, you might say - Verity Lambert, who set in stone much of what we know and love about Doctor Who with help from her story editors David Whitaker and Dennis Spooner. And joining us for this segment is Doctor Who writer Jonny Morris to provide insight and opinion on the first two years in the programme's history. We look forward to peeling back the curtain on classic Who for the next several weeks leading up to the 50th anniversary on November 23!

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

As most of you might be aware, Doctor Who is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2013, and the Three Who Rule are also doing their part to mark the occasion by celebrating and analyzing the era of each producer who helmed the show from 1963 through until the Fox TV movie in 1996. First up, the first producer - the original, you might say - Verity Lambert, who set in stone much of what we know and love about Doctor Who with help from her story editors David Whitaker and Dennis Spooner. And joining us for this segment is Doctor Who writer Jonny Morris to provide insight and opinion on the first two years in the programme's history. We look forward to peeling back the curtain on classic Who for the next several weeks leading up to the 50th anniversary on November 23!

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

As most of you might be aware, Doctor Who is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2013, and the Three Who Rule are also doing their part to mark the occasion by celebrating and analyzing the era of each producer who helmed the show from 1963 through until the Fox TV movie in 1996. First up, the first producer - the original, you might say - Verity Lambert, who set in stone much of what we know and love about Doctor Who with help from her story editors David Whitaker and Dennis Spooner. And joining us for this segment is Doctor Who writer Jonny Morris to provide insight and opinion on the first two years in the programme's history. We look forward to peeling back the curtain on classic Who for the next several weeks leading up to the 50th anniversary on November 23!

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

A commentary track for the third episode of Season One of New Who.

Chrissy, special correspondent to Traveling the Vortex, wraps up her Salt Lake Comic Con reports by boldly going where thousands of others went as well… the long lines to see William SHATNER (apparently Chrissy’s autocorrect on her phone demands that we capitalize the word SHATNER).

We have enjoyed hearing all of Chrissy’s reports and would like to thank her for contributing such wonderful content for our show.

You can read more about her exploits on her blog and see pictures of her days on her Tumblr and Instagram pages.

Here are links to her on Tumblr and Instagram.

You can follow Chrissy on Twitter. Just follow @wildcat_media – Chrissy’s Twitter Feed

And be sure to check out Chrissy’s ever entertaining blog – cj’s notebook – found here.

We are rapidly approaching fifty years of Doctor Who, and so we’d like to take some time to reflect upon the eleven incarnations of the show’s title role. No, not all at once, even we’re not that crazy/drunk, just one per week until the 50th Anniversary special. Since we’re doing these all chronological like, first up we focus on William Hartnell (which of course means we talk at length about Batman). From humble beginnings as someone who wasn’t portraying the Doctor, Hartnell charmed his way into our hearts by wearing a funny little purse hat, flubbing his lines a lot, and being generally disagreeable toward other characters and sometimes inanimate objects.

If you’d like to use a WhoTube to get up to speed on this Hartnell fellow, ”Babelcolour Tribute – The Grandfather” will do the trick: http://youtu.be/NoxQKGDPtoo

It's Wig Man! No, not Smith. No, not McCoy. McGann!

Yeah, alright, we're a bit late on this one, to be honest.

We must thank Dr. Phil from Adventures In Time Space And Music for his summery of the telly movie's score.

And in the end: Stand to attention and hope he doesn't notice you. It's Sinister's Anthem - 'Glory To The Leader For He Is So Much Better Then Us And His Eyepatch Is Nice And Shiny.' Produced by Hardwire....

Special correspondent, Chrissy brings us another full day report form Salt Lake Comic Con going on right now in Salt Lake City, Utah. This time, she gets a chance to hit some of the many panels happening there. Also, she shares with us something we find common to many cons and that’s the line systems to get in. Although, I have to admit, SLCC sounds to have some unique problems.

Enjoy!

You can follow Chrissy on Twitter. Just follow @wildcat_media – Chrissy’s Twitter Feed

For more information on Salt Lake Comic Con click here.

And be sure to check out Chrissy’s ever entertaining blog – cj’s notebook – found here.

Special correspondent, Chrissy brings us another full day report form Salt Lake Comic Con going on right now in Salt Lake City, Utah. This time, she gets a chance to hit some of the many panels happening there. Also, she shares with us something we find common to many cons and that’s the line systems to get in. Although, I have to admit, SLCC sounds to have some unique problems.

Enjoy!

You can follow Chrissy on Twitter. Just follow @wildcat_media – Chrissy’s Twitter Feed

For more information on Salt Lake Comic Con click here.

And be sure to check out Chrissy’s ever entertaining blog – cj’s notebook – found here.

Bannerman Road has seen many interesting things, alien poets, robot dogs and even one Sarah Jane Smith (but no Chimeron Princesses). Of course there is another alien invasion lurking around the corner, this time using soda. Luckily even evil aliens have to follow truth in labeling laws, so we know this is the Invasion of the Bane.

Twitter: @schismpodcast
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Duration: 20:08

Special correspondent to Traveling the Vortex, Chrissy, is at Salt Lake Comic Con this weekend, and file her first full day report on the convention. Chrissy recounts some of the special guest celebrities including friend-of-the-show, Simon Fisher-Becker.

Enjoy!

You can follow Chrissy on Twitter. Just follow @wildcat_media – Chrissy’s Twitter Feed

For more information on Salt Lake Comic Con click here.

And be sure to check out Chrissy’s ever entertaining blog – cj’s notebook – found here.

Special correspondent to Traveling the Vortex, Chrissy, is at Salt Lake Comic Con this weekend, and file her first full day report on the convention. Chrissy recounts some of the special guest celebrities including friend-of-the-show, Simon Fisher-Becker.

Enjoy!

You can follow Chrissy on Twitter. Just follow @wildcat_media – Chrissy’s Twitter Feed

For more information on Salt Lake Comic Con click here.

And be sure to check out Chrissy’s ever entertaining blog – cj’s notebook – found here.

As The Master pursues The Doctor promising to finally have his final vengeance of revenge on him, The Doctor asks to meet The Master and share some Universe-shattering news– The Doctor is getting married to his companion!

Nothing can stop the love of two, uh, three hearts beating as one; not even 500 miles of fear and feces, an army of Daleks or even Joanna Lumley's etheric beam locators, or can they?

Travel back to the final televisual Doctor Who story of the 20th Century and the first written by Steven Moffat as you all enjoy checking out My Lovely Dalek Bumps.

The post Ep-19 My Lovely Dalek Bumps appeared first on Playing Doctor: A Doctor Who Podcast.

This week, Josh and Ashley are pulling their tights over their Dalek bumps, and reciting sonnets in their best electronic warble. It's a Dalek story of Shakespearean proportions on episode 75 of The Oncoming Storm! The Eighth Doctor and Charley star in Time of the Daleks by Justin Richards, as we finally get to hear the Eighth Doctor face off against the Daleks  properly for the first time! And what evil plot do the Daleks have this time? Would you believe a dastardly scheme to ... preserve Shakespeare??? Step through the looking glass with your hosts as they discuss topics like, "do we really need another Dalek story at this point?", or  "Why is Shakespeare in this at all???" The Oncoming Storm... This time, we travel through time using tin foil. And yes, that works. Somehow.

My Gallifrey One coverage nears it's end with this panel featuring Ian McNiece and actors who've played Sylurians, Sontarans and Daleks.

You can see my photos of Los Angeles and Gallifrey One here http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/sets/72157632763907666/

End theme is Doctor Who(Anniversary Themes are Cool) by Eaglestriker

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

My Gallifrey One coverage nears it's end with this panel featuring Ian McNiece and actors who've played Sylurians, Sontarans and Daleks.

You can see my photos of Los Angeles and Gallifrey One here http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/sets/72157632763907666/

End theme is Doctor Who(Anniversary Themes are Cool) by Eaglestriker

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

Welcome to Episode 210 of Geek Syndicate. Join Barry and Dave as they once more guide you through the murky underbelly of Geekdom.

News

James Spader is cast as Ultron

Transformers 4 gets a teaser poster

Week that was

Rivers of London

Virgin Game Space

Dave goes old school with the Justice League cartoon

The Sixth Gun

Main

We ask the question 'How do we decide what TV shows/Comics to stop watching and Reading?'

Kickstarters mentoned

The Forbidden Planet

The F1srt Hero