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The Doctor and Rose journey to an impossible planet this week and they meet Satan.  And the rumors are true, Satan is a jerk.  There's also some fun humans and Old they meet along the way.  There's a lot of action and jumps and scares in this two parter, and of course plenty of tangents we go on.

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Kate Coleman (@KateCol17) is my co-host as we discuss The Witchfinders.

Show notes here.

• Watches have previously been used to store the memories of Time Lords locked away by the Chameleon Arch 
• There have been many other stories featuring multiple Doctors
• There were three TARDISes in one room during The Day of the Doctor
• To the relief of the OM, Chris Chibnall confirmed, “she is definitely the Doctor. There is no sore of parallel universe going on, there’s no tricks.”
• In The Stolen Earth/Journey’s End Ten nearly regenerates but keep his appearance by using a handy hand. 
• The sonic screwdriver first appeared during the 2nd Doctor’s time but wasn't a regular part of the show until later
• YW thought Ruth was acting like the Master when he still thought he was a human in Utopia 
• Clara’s TARDIS initially has a Type 1 default interior
• The Judoon first appeared on the moon
• Nida Manzoor also directed Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror (not Spyfall, OM)
• During Spyfall Part 1 the Master tells the Doctor, “everything that you think you know… is a lie”

• Watches have previously been used to store the memories of Time Lords locked away by the Chameleon Arch 
• There have been many other stories featuring multiple Doctors
• There were three TARDISes in one room during The Day of the Doctor
• To the relief of the OM, Chris Chibnall confirmed, “she is definitely the Doctor. There is no sore of parallel universe going on, there’s no tricks.”
• In The Stolen Earth/Journey’s End Ten nearly regenerates but keep his appearance by using a handy hand. 
• The sonic screwdriver first appeared during the 2nd Doctor’s time but wasn't a regular part of the show until later
• YW thought Ruth was acting like the Master when he still thought he was a human in Utopia 
• Clara’s TARDIS initially has a Type 1 default interior
• The Judoon first appeared on the moon
• Nida Manzoor also directed Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror (not Spyfall, OM)
• During Spyfall Part 1 the Master tells the Doctor, “everything that you think you know… is a lie”

• Watches have previously been used to store the memories of Time Lords locked away by the Chameleon Arch 
• There have been many other stories featuring multiple Doctors
• There were three TARDISes in one room during The Day of the Doctor
• To the relief of the OM, Chris Chibnall confirmed, “she is definitely the Doctor. There is no sore of parallel universe going on, there’s no tricks.”
• In The Stolen Earth/Journey’s End Ten nearly regenerates but keep his appearance by using a handy hand. 
• The sonic screwdriver first appeared during the 2nd Doctor’s time but wasn't a regular part of the show until later
• YW thought Ruth was acting like the Master when he still thought he was a human in Utopia 
• Clara’s TARDIS initially has a Type 1 default interior
• The Judoon first appeared on the moon
• Nida Manzoor also directed Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror (not Spyfall, OM)
• During Spyfall Part 1 the Master tells the Doctor, “everything that you think you know… is a lie”

• Watches have previously been used to store the memories of Time Lords locked away by the Chameleon Arch 
• There have been many other stories featuring multiple Doctors
• There were three TARDISes in one room during The Day of the Doctor
• To the relief of the OM, Chris Chibnall confirmed, “she is definitely the Doctor. There is no sore of parallel universe going on, there’s no tricks.”
• In The Stolen Earth/Journey’s End Ten nearly regenerates but keep his appearance by using a handy hand. 
• The sonic screwdriver first appeared during the 2nd Doctor’s time but wasn't a regular part of the show until later
• YW thought Ruth was acting like the Master when he still thought he was a human in Utopia 
• Clara’s TARDIS initially has a Type 1 default interior
• The Judoon first appeared on the moon
• Nida Manzoor also directed Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror (not Spyfall, OM)
• During Spyfall Part 1 the Master tells the Doctor, “everything that you think you know… is a lie”

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

• Watches have previously been used to store the memories of Time Lords locked away by the Chameleon Arch 
• There have been many other stories featuring multiple Doctors
• There were three TARDISes in one room during The Day of the Doctor
• To the relief of the OM, Chris Chibnall confirmed, “she is definitely the Doctor. There is no sore of parallel universe going on, there’s no tricks.”
• In The Stolen Earth/Journey’s End Ten nearly regenerates but keep his appearance by using a handy hand. 
• The sonic screwdriver first appeared during the 2nd Doctor’s time but wasn't a regular part of the show until later
• YW thought Ruth was acting like the Master when he still thought he was a human in Utopia 
• Clara’s TARDIS initially has a Type 1 default interior
• The Judoon first appeared on the moon
• Nida Manzoor also directed Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror (not Spyfall, OM)
• During Spyfall Part 1 the Master tells the Doctor, “everything that you think you know… is a lie”

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

Fire up your e-cigs because Dan and Eric are evolving from spiders to marshmen to half naked swimmers.  Don't let the fact that Eric misidentifies this episode as #32, this is actually #33 and friends it is the PLACE TO BE! Join us as we go FULL CIRCLE!

Here's a link to the Full Circle review Dan mentioned: WIFE IN SPACE . They do hilarious play by play of classic episodes. 

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

Running away from angry villagers wielding pitchforks and flaming torches, Phil and Paul bravely avoid the ducking stool to bring you their review of The Witchfinders, the latest episode of Doctor Who. This week Phil and Paul are in two minds over this historical romp as this was a particularly grim time in British history and does this story do it justice?

And in this news this week there are returning Doctor Who characters to Big Finish, Tom Baker releases the long gestating Scratchman in book form, we say farewell to British character actor George A. Cooper and of course it's Omega's Stats Corner.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

Running away from angry villagers wielding pitchforks and flaming torches, Phil and Paul bravely avoid the ducking stool to bring you their review of The Witchfinders, the latest episode of Doctor Who. This week Phil and Paul are in two minds over this historical romp as this was a particularly grim time in British history and does this story do it justice?

And in this news this week there are returning Doctor Who characters to Big Finish, Tom Baker releases the long gestating Scratchman in book form, we say farewell to British character actor George A. Cooper and of course it's Omega's Stats Corner.

Toni and Joe #feelthebernalium in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Wheel in Space.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.

This week Matt and David discuss the 2-part opener to Series 6 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon". As well as the usual passing digressions about other sci-fi shows and their beloved Robot Wars, Matt advances some outlandish theories about this season's story arc.