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Dave wanders off to the BFI leaving the others to listen to the Big Finish Rocket Men stories before returning for a Reign of Terror

Dave wanders off to the BFI leaving the others to listen to the Big Finish Rocket Men stories before returning for a Reign of Terror

Dave wanders off to the BFI leaving the others to listen to the Big Finish Rocket Men stories before returning for a Reign of Terror

In this episode, Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Tansy bring you a rousing discussion about which story is the most representative of the Matt Smith era.  Though we focus on "The Eleventh Hour," we make room for chit chat about a few other episodes as well.

What do you think is the most representative 11th Doctor story?  Let us know!  Kat will tell you you're wrong, and (though she didn't join us this week) Liz will likely judge you.

Also covered: Delia Derbyshire Day!

In this episode, Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Tansy bring you a rousing discussion about which story is the most representative of the Matt Smith era.  Though we focus on "The Eleventh Hour," we make room for chit chat about a few other episodes as well.

What do you think is the most representative 11th Doctor story?  Let us know!  Kat will tell you you're wrong, and (though she didn't join us this week) Liz will likely judge you.

Also covered: Delia Derbyshire Day!

In this episode, Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Tansy bring you a rousing discussion about which story is the most representative of the Matt Smith era. Though we focus on "The Eleventh Hour," we make room for chit chat about a few other episodes as well.

What do you think is the most representative 11th Doctor story? Let us know! Kat will tell you you're wrong, and (though she didn't join us this week) Liz will likely judge you.

Also covered: Delia Derbyshire Day!

Happy 2013! It’s podKast time, and this week we’re discussing a nice selection of Doctor Who-related things, from Big Finish’s 50th anniversary plans to our recent recommendations, what episode we would take to a desert island and running a competition for you to win a copy of the paperback version of Shada!

It’s a full team this time too, with Brian Terranova, James McLean and editor Christian Cawley on hand to offer their thoughts and hopes for Big Finish’s various 50th anniversary projects (that we know about) and share their answers to our new semi-regular feature, Desert Island Doctor Who.

In order to be in with a chance of winning a copy of the new paperback version of Gareth Roberts’ adaptation of Douglas Adams Shada (out January 31st), you’ll need to listen to this week’s podKast, via the player below.

(The email address for entering the competition is shada@kasterborous.com. Competition closes on January 27th, 2013. Winner will be announced in the first podKast following this date.)

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This week, we're joined by Mr Lincoln from WTF as we look at the only movie from the eighties that's plot hinges on a bloke being punched on the nose. It's, of course, Back to the Future.

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This week, we're joined by Mr Lincoln from WTF as we look at the only movie from the eighties that's plot hinges on a bloke being punched on the nose. It's, of course, Back to the Future.

Twitter: @KungFuYoda @beastmasterpete @lincolnlhayes @PharosProject @WTFAreUWatching

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/145571995515976/

Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

Web: http://thepharosproject.com/

Everyone loves the new TARDIS control room.

And that's the problem.

Jason and Rita give you a seat at the premiere fan panels of SwampCon 2013 – Doctor Who and Star Trek. They also give you their review of the Con and let you know if it’s worth going to next year!

The LineUp

1:26 Opening

• Review of Swamp Con

5:51 Sci-Fi Fantasy News

• Star Trek Panel Live From SwampCon 2013

1:03:43 Doctor Who News

• Doctor Who Panel Live From SwampCon 2013

2:08:02 Closing

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The Next Doctor by Russell T Davies

Adam, Mary, Rhys, Kirby and Robert review David Tennant’s penultimate Christmas offering, listen to feedback, cook the dog’s dinner and look at news.

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This week’s episode takes us back to the Paul McGann era in Doctor Who, with the Big Finish audio plays, #52 "Scherzo" and #53 "The Creed Of The Kormon".

Our views on these, the first of the Doctor’s adventures in the Divergent Universe with faithful companion Charley.

Plus, some news including guest announcements for Chicago TARDIS and a little closer to home at Planet ComiCon.

And, of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

Nerdy Baker’s Blog
What Do You Mean, It Wasn’t Made on Drugs? (from tvtropes.org)
Sesame Street – Elmo goes “Round and Round in Circles”

WARNING: Contains Star Trek references

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Doc Holliday
Wyatt Earp
Johnny Ringo

Episode 67: A Pleasure to Meet You, Mr. Werp.

In this weeks show, Phil & Paul have been listening on their transistor radios to The Hunters of Earth, the first of the Destiny of The Doctor series from Big Finish & AudioGo celebrating the Doctors 50th anniversary.  Listen on your own transistor radios to find out what they thought and whether it was Pauls turn to let rip after listening on his transistor radio.  This also feature gratuitous use of Bob Dylan which may affect those of a nervous disposition listening on their transistor radios.

And in the news, an update on the recent Doctor Who 50th event at the BFI, news of a Big Finish multi Doctor story just in time to celebrate the 50th and the first appearance of Omega's Tat Corner for 2013 on your transistor radio!

In this weeks show, Phil & Paul have been listening on their transistor radios to The Hunters of Earth, the first of the Destiny of The Doctor series from Big Finish & AudioGo celebrating the Doctors 50th anniversary.  Listen on your own transistor radios to find out what they thought and whether it was Pauls turn to let rip after listening on his transistor radio.  This also feature gratuitous use of Bob Dylan which may affect those of a nervous disposition listening on their transistor radios.

And in the news, an update on the recent Doctor Who 50th event at the BFI, news of a Big Finish multi Doctor story just in time to celebrate the 50th and the first appearance of Omega's Tat Corner for 2013 on your transistor radio!

All good things come to an end, and so it must be with the series of interviews Steven conducted at Chicago TARDIS. But we end with none other than Gary Russell, someone who has done so much not only in the world of Doctor Who but also in a myriad of other creative pursuits. From his start as a child actor on the Famous Five to his work as editor of Doctor Who magazine and his years as script editor of the show itself, Russell has seen and done it all. 

And of course it wouldn't be an episode of RFS without a lot of meandering discussion, news, and a palpable excitement for Gallifrey, which is merely a month away. Hooray! 

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

All good things come to an end, and so it must be with the series of interviews Steven conducted at Chicago TARDIS. But we end with none other than Gary Russell, someone who has done so much not only in the world of Doctor Who but also in a myriad of other creative pursuits. From his start as a child actor on the Famous Five to his work as editor of Doctor Who magazine and his years as script editor of the show itself, Russell has seen and done it all. 

And of course it wouldn't be an episode of RFS without a lot of meandering discussion, news, and a palpable excitement for Gallifrey, which is merely a month away. Hooray! 

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

All good things come to an end, and so it must be with the series of interviews Steven conducted at Chicago TARDIS. But we end with none other than Gary Russell, someone who has done so much not only in the world of Doctor Who but also in a myriad of other creative pursuits. From his start as a child actor on the Famous Five to his work as editor of Doctor Who magazine and his years as script editor of the show itself, Russell has seen and done it all.

And of course it wouldn't be an episode of RFS without a lot of meandering discussion, news, and a palpable excitement for Gallifrey, which is merely a month away. Hooray!

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

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, snowmanned, in front of the 2012 Doctor Who story, The Snowmen, and spout our usual nonsense!

The Doctor’s put aside his bow tie, Strax is desperate for a grenade and Clara’s about to fall to Earth. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy The Snowmen...

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• BBC: Doctor Who – The Snowmen.
• Wikipedia: Doctor Who – The Snowmen.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.

John and Lawrence, oblivious to the harsh realities of the calendar, go walking through the winter wonderland of the 2012 Christmas special The Snowmen.

Guest starring: Scott Benson, a splendid and worthwhile American from America!

There is a light smattering of swears and there are some telling moments of silence when Jenna-Louise Coleman is on screen too.

Siobhan and Security Commander Sinister start the obligatory 'one story per doctor per month', as featured in every podcast IN THE WORLD, EVER!!!!

However, they are looking at the worst story of each Doctor. There will be pain, blood and tears before November...

Also, Brian reviews The First Sontarans

Also, there is a dramatic reading from Doctor Who and the Zarbi!!!

John and Lawrence, oblivious to the harsh realities of the calendar, go walking through the winter wonderland of the 2012 Christmas special The Snowmen.

Guest starring: Scott Benson, a splendid and worthwhile American from America!

There is a light smattering of swears and there are some telling moments of silence when Jenna-Louise Coleman is on screen too.