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Mark is joined by Lindsey from the Trek This Out podcast to discuss the 1996 Paul McGann TV Movie.

Trek This Out

Lindsey on Twitter

Mark on Twitter

Monty Python on Blu-Ray

The Kingmaker

The Sirens Of Audio

The Twelfth Day

All Four

No Offence

Mark is joined by Lindsey from the Trek This Out podcast to discuss the 1996 Paul McGann TV Movie.

Trek This Out

Lindsey on Twitter

Mark on Twitter

Monty Python on Blu-Ray

The Kingmaker

The Sirens Of Audio

The Twelfth Day

All Four

No Offence

Mark is joined by Lindsey from the Trek This Out podcast to discuss the 1996 Paul McGann TV Movie.

Trek This Out

Lindsey on Twitter

Mark on Twitter

Monty Python on Blu-Ray

The Kingmaker

The Sirens Of Audio

The Twelfth Day

All Four

No Offence

In this week’s SPOILERS! episode we’re discussing “The Witch’s Familiar”

Lots of spoilers in this one so don’t listen if you haven’t caught up to season 9 yet.

We spend a good five or ten minutes discussing how awesome Missy is. Not saying she’s in this season, but she is awesome.

Mark is joined by Lindsey from the Trek This Out podcast to discuss the 1996 Paul McGann TV Movie.

Trek This Out

Lindsey on Twitter

Mark on Twitter

Monty Python on Blu-Ray

The Kingmaker

The Sirens Of Audio

The Twelfth Day

All Four

No Offence

Mark is joined by Lindsey from the Trek This Out podcast to discuss the 1996 Paul McGann TV Movie.

Trek This Out

Lindsey on Twitter

Mark on Twitter

Monty Python on Blu-Ray

The Kingmaker

The Sirens Of Audio

The Twelfth Day

All Four

No Offence

Well, we haven't really been active lately, without new episodes there's not much to talk about, we thought about switching up the format or review old episodes but it was a really busy summer for all three of us.  Anyway I digress, here it is, the long anticipated episode 49.  Joanna couldn't join us so it's just Nicole and I giving a synopsis of The Magicians Apprentice and giving our opinions.  So thanks for listening and enjoy!

John, Joanna, Nicole

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Mark is joined by Lindsey from the Trek This Out podcast to discuss the 1996 Paul McGann TV Movie.

Trek This Out

Lindsey on Twitter

Mark on Twitter

Monty Python on Blu-Ray

The Kingmaker

The Sirens Of Audio

The Twelfth Day

All Four

No Offence

So you want to continue your successful show but need to recast your leading man. What do you do?

Why you make things as difficult as possible for your bemused audience to accept him, of course!

The Power of the Daleks sees impish impostor Pat Troughton cackling evilly, talking about himself in the third person and doing his very best to disingratiate himself with the good cop / bad cop companions, Polly and Ben.

Luckily there are some seemingly servile Daleks to distract their attention, along with some crafty colonists, an increasingly mad professor and Vulcan’s worst ever spy.

Polly wears shorts, the Doctor wears a silly hat, and Ben wears down everyone’s nerves with his unmanaged anger.

Does Valmar desire dominatrices?

Who would win in a fight between Hartnell and Troughton?

Will the Doctor’s recorder soon be in need of a rinse?

And did Jim and Martin find the new bloke a refreshing change or more like a fart in the face from a mercury swamp?

Listen to find out!

Also available on Spotify.

So you want to continue your successful show but need to recast your leading man. What do you do?

Why you make things as difficult as possible for your bemused audience to accept him, of course!

The Power of the Daleks sees impish impostor Pat Troughton cackling evilly, talking about himself in the third person and doing his very best to disingratiate himself with the good cop / bad cop companions, Polly and Ben.

Luckily there are some seemingly servile Daleks to distract their attention, along with some crafty colonists, an increasingly mad professor and Vulcan’s worst ever spy.

Polly wears shorts, the Doctor wears a silly hat, and Ben wears down everyone’s nerves with his unmanaged anger.

Does Valmar desire dominatrices?

Who would win in a fight between Hartnell and Troughton?

Will the Doctor’s recorder soon be in need of a rinse?

And did Jim and Martin find the new bloke a refreshing change or more like a fart in the face from a mercury swamp?

Listen to find out!

Also available on Spotify.

Our THE WITCH'S FAMILIAR discussion episode! In addition to discussing Twelve, Clara, Missy, and Davros, we speculate about some potential plots we might see this season, including Gallifrey and the confession dial.

Beeeeep boop boop beeeep.

Disclaimer, what we said about John Leven is based only on stories we’ve seen or read on the internet. They can be faked. Do not necessarily believe everything you hear, it’s possible we (or they) were (and are) wrong.

This week Kiyan and Dylan…. release late, and then silently swear at the cricket on the recording. It stops about 3 minutes in, don’t worry. Well he returns for a short encore or two and then disappears. Maybe he died. Anyway the serial at hand is The Seeds of Doom, written by Robert Banks Stewart and aired in January through March of 1976.

Doctor Who (c) The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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Beeeeep boop boop beeeep.

Disclaimer, what we said about John Leven is based only on stories we’ve seen or read on the internet. They can be faked. Do not necessarily believe everything you hear, it’s possible we (or they) were (and are) wrong.

This week Kiyan and Dylan…. release late, and then silently swear at the cricket on the recording. It stops about 3 minutes in, don’t worry. Well he returns for a short encore or two and then disappears. Maybe he died. Anyway the serial at hand is The Seeds of Doom, written by Robert Banks Stewart and aired in January through March of 1976.

Doctor Who (c) The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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We're headed back to Skaro for "The Witch's Familiar", the second part of the opening story of Series 9, and the Three Who Rule have thoughts, opinions, and perspectives to share on the latest thread in the grand tapestry that is the life of Ernest Q. Davros. (Yes, that's his name, but shhh, SPOILERS.) Despite the lack of stats, as is only right and proper, there was also news of conventions, Minecraft Doctor Who, and yes...a 5 inch Missy dolly or two. Truly, these are wondrous and expensive days for action dolly aficionados. Next week...Under the Lake!

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

We're headed back to Skaro for "The Witch's Familiar", the second part of the opening story of Series 9, and the Three Who Rule have thoughts, opinions, and perspectives to share on the latest thread in the grand tapestry that is the life of Ernest Q. Davros. (Yes, that's his name, but shhh, SPOILERS.) Despite the lack of stats, as is only right and proper, there was also news of conventions, Minecraft Doctor Who, and yes...a 5 inch Missy dolly or two. Truly, these are wondrous and expensive days for action dolly aficionados. Next week...Under the Lake!

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

We’re headed back to Skaro for "The Witch’s Familiar", the second part of the opening story of Series 9, and the Three Who Rule have thoughts, opinions, and perspectives to share on the latest thread in the grand tapestry that is the life of Ernest Q. Davros. (Yes, that’s his name, but shhh, SPOILERS.) Despite the lack of stats, as is only right and proper, there was also news of conventions, Minecraft Doctor Who, and yes…a 5 inch Missy dolly or two. Truly, these are wondrous and expensive days for action dolly aficionados. Next week…Under the Lake!

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

So you want to continue your successful show but need to recast your leading man. What do you do?

Why you make things as difficult as possible for your bemused audience to accept him, of course!

The Power of the Daleks sees impish impostor Pat Troughton cackling evilly, talking about himself in the third person and doing his very best to disingratiate himself with the good cop / bad cop companions, Polly and Ben.

Luckily there are some seemingly servile Daleks to distract their attention, along with some crafty colonists, an increasingly mad professor and Vulcan’s worst ever spy.

Polly wears shorts, the Doctor wears a silly hat, and Ben wears down everyone’s nerves with his unmanaged anger.

Does Valmar desire dominatrices?

Who would win in a fight between Hartnell and Troughton?

Will the Doctor’s recorder soon be in need of a rinse?

And did Jim and Martin find the new bloke a refreshing change or more like a fart in the face from a mercury swamp?

Listen to find out!

Also available on Spotify.

So you want to continue your successful show but need to recast your leading man. What do you do?

Why you make things as difficult as possible for your bemused audience to accept him, of course!

The Power of the Daleks sees impish impostor Pat Troughton cackling evilly, talking about himself in the third person and doing his very best to disingratiate himself with the good cop / bad cop companions, Polly and Ben.

Luckily there are some seemingly servile Daleks to distract their attention, along with some crafty colonists, an increasingly mad professor and Vulcan’s worst ever spy.

Polly wears shorts, the Doctor wears a silly hat, and Ben wears down everyone’s nerves with his unmanaged anger.

Does Valmar desire dominatrices?

Who would win in a fight between Hartnell and Troughton?

Will the Doctor’s recorder soon be in need of a rinse?

And did Jim and Martin find the new bloke a refreshing change or more like a fart in the face from a mercury swamp?

Listen to find out!

Also available on Spotify.

So you want to continue your successful show but need to recast your leading man. What do you do?

Why you make it as difficult as possible for your bemused audience to accept him, of course!

The Power of the Daleks sees impish impostor Pat Troughton cackling evilly, talking about himself in the third person and doing his very best to disingratiate himself with the good cop / bad cop companions, Polly and Ben.

Luckily there are some seemingly servile Daleks to distract their attention, along with some crafty colonists, an increasingly mad professor and Vulcan’s worst ever spy.

Polly wears shorts, the Doctor wears a silly hat, and Ben wears down everyone’s nerves with his unmanaged anger.

Does Valmar desire dominatrices?

Who would win in a fight between Hartnell and Troughton?

Will the Doctor’s recorder soon be in need of a rinse?

And did Jim and Martin find the new bloke a refreshing change or more like a fart in the face from a mercury swamp?

Listen to find out!

Also available on Spotify.

So you want to continue your successful show but need to recast your leading man. What do you do?

Why you make it as difficult as possible for your bemused audience to accept him, of course!

The Power of the Daleks sees impish impostor Pat Troughton cackling evilly, talking about himself in the third person and doing his very best to disingratiate himself with the good cop / bad cop companions, Polly and Ben.

Luckily there are some seemingly servile Daleks to distract their attention, along with some crafty colonists, an increasingly mad professor and Vulcan’s worst ever spy.

Polly wears shorts, the Doctor wears a silly hat, and Ben wears down everyone’s nerves with his unmanaged anger.

Does Valmar desire dominatrices?

Who would win in a fight between Hartnell and Troughton?

Will the Doctor’s recorder soon be in need of a rinse?

And did Jim and Martin find the new bloke a refreshing change or more like a fart in the face from a mercury swamp?

Listen to find out!

Also available on Spotify.

So you want to continue your successful show but need to recast your leading man. What do you do?

Why you make it as difficult as possible for your bemused audience to accept him, of course!

The Power of the Daleks sees impish impostor Pat Troughton cackling evilly, talking about himself in the third person and doing his very best to disingratiate himself with the good cop / bad cop companions, Polly and Ben.

Luckily there are some seemingly servile Daleks to distract their attention, along with some crafty colonists, an increasingly mad professor and Vulcan’s worst ever spy.

Polly wears shorts, the Doctor wears a silly hat, and Ben wears down everyone’s nerves with his unmanaged anger.

Does Valmar desire dominatrices?

Who would win in a fight between Hartnell and Troughton?

Will the Doctor’s recorder soon be in need of a rinse?

And did Jim and Martin find the new bloke a refreshing change or more like a fart in the face from a mercury swamp?

Listen to find out!

Also available on Spotify.

Relembre os momentos e entenda as referencias de The Witch's Familiar com o nosso podcast de review do segundo episodio da 9a temporada de Doctor Who!

The post DWBRcast 31 – Sympathy for the Dalek! Nosso review de The Witch’s Familiar! appeared first on Doctor Who Brasil.

So you want to continue your successful show but need to recast your leading man. What do you do?

Why you make it as difficult as possible for your bemused audience to accept him, of course!

The Power of the Daleks sees impish impostor Pat Troughton cackling evilly, talking about himself in the third person and doing his very best to disingratiate himself with the good cop / bad cop companions, Polly and Ben.

Luckily there are some seemingly servile Daleks to distract their attention, along with some crafty colonists, an increasingly mad professor and Vulcan’s worst ever spy.

Polly wears shorts, the Doctor wears a silly hat, and Ben wears down everyone’s nerves with his unmanaged anger.

Does Valmar desire dominatrices?

Who would win in a fight between Hartnell and Troughton?

Will the Doctor’s recorder soon be in need of a rinse?

And did Jim and Martin find the new bloke a refreshing change or more like a fart in the face from a mercury swamp?

Listen to find out!

Also available on Spotify.

Steve and Scott dispense with the usual news and reviews to talk about Picard.  At the time of recording only the first four episodes have been aired, but they talk about what they like about the show, their favourite characters and where they think it might be going in the future.  Engage!

Steve and Scott dispense with the usual news and reviews to talk about Picard.  At the time of recording only the first four episodes have been aired, but they talk about what they like about the show, their favourite characters and where they think it might be going in the future.  Engage!

Steve and Scott dispense with the usual news and reviews to talk about Picard.  At the time of recording only the first four episodes have been aired, but they talk about what they like about the show, their favourite characters and where they think it might be going in the future.  Engage!

Steve and Scott dispense with the usual news and reviews to talk about Picard.  At the time of recording only the first four episodes have been aired, but they talk about what they like about the show, their favourite characters and where they think it might be going in the future.  Engage!

Steve and Scott dispense with the usual news and reviews to talk about Picard.  At the time of recording only the first four episodes have been aired, but they talk about what they like about the show, their favourite characters and where they think it might be going in the future.  Engage!

Steve and Scott dispense with the usual news and reviews to talk about Picard.  At the time of recording only the first four episodes have been aired, but they talk about what they like about the show, their favourite characters and where they think it might be going in the future.  Engage!

Steve and Scott dispense with the usual news and reviews to talk about Picard.  At the time of recording only the first four episodes have been aired, but they talk about what they like about the show, their favourite characters and where they think it might be going in the future.  Engage!

Steve and Scott dispense with the usual news and reviews to talk about Picard.  At the time of recording only the first four episodes have been aired, but they talk about what they like about the show, their favourite characters and where they think it might be going in the future.  Engage!