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Kai Owen returns to talk to Martyn about his career, football and, of course, Torchwood: Miracle Day

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Martyn, Pete and Imran look at Torchwood: Miracle Day – Immortal Sins.

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In Episode 10 we first look at the Motes of News, then the Villain Randomizer sets its sights on The Meddling Monk. Following that we give our thoughts on the Episode: Let’s Kill Hitler!

Doctor Who is back!

In this episode of The Time Meddlers, Ian and David discuss episode 8 of Series Six: ‘Let’s Kill Hitler’. They also briefly talk about the first seven episodes of the series.

So, join them as they take a walk on the wild side of time travel!

On this episode of The Raggedy Podcast we discuss episode six of Torchwood "The Middle Men", and the new episode of Doctor Who "Let's Kill Hitler". Also in this episode we discuss the theoretical last episode of Doctor Who and Eve Myles' bright future as an action movie hero (also theoretical).

We are joined by Katrina and Chris from the excellent Radio Free Skaro for a fun discussion of the Ninth Doctor adventure "Dalek."  It's been a long time since The TARDIS Tavern ventured into Christopher Eccleston land (we did "The Long Game" a while back), so this was a particularly fun event for us, in addition to being joined by two friends who have made previous appearances as guest bartenders.

The scotch flows and the discussion gets heated.  Could David Tennant play the Doctor as well as Eccleston did in this story?  Does using American actors in a UK production underplay the performance of the actor?  And can you guess which of the four of us didn't really enjoy "Dalek" the way 90% of the fan community seems to?  All these questions shall be asked in Episode 51 of...The TARDIS Tavern!

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Back again right on the heels of the return of Series Six. This week we review Let’s Kill Hitler, and then head back through the vortex for a review of the first story in the Key to Time series – The Ribos Operation.

And of course we have your feedback and I’m sure we got off on a number of tangents this week so enjoy!

Links mentioned in the show:

Big Finish

*I’m pretty sure the Big Finish Audio that featured the “black rectangular hole” chasing the Tardis (the time scoop, from “The Five Doctors”) was within the second season of the Paul McGann 8th Doctor Adventures. I belive it was episode 2.7 “Sisters Of The Flame”, but bewarned! This is the first of a THREE PART story arc, which continues in the season 2 finale 2.8 “Vengenance Of Morbius” and the season three premier, 3.1 “Orbis”. A fantastic tale, but does feature some characters from previous 8th Doctor audio adventures. – Shaun

Doctor Who is back on our screens and in our hearts. Tom and Louis discuss "Let's Kill Hitler" and there's plenty of baseless speculation to go around. Plus, now that Tom is caught up on Torchwood: Miracle Day, he and Louis discuss the latest developments in that area.

TOM'S SHAMELESS PLUGS:

Recap/Review of "Let's Kill Hitler" for The Faster Times: http://www.thefastertimes.com/tvrecapsandnews/2011/08/27/doctor-who-recap-series-6-episode-8-putting-hitler-in-the-cupboard/

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LOUIS'S SHAMELESS PLUGS

He doesn't have any. What's up with that guy?

Once again another member of the Telos AM team is regrettably absent. Lindsey and Alex do as best they can without the puns and general excellent-ness of Nick, & in the process end up having an interesting discussion about Robophobia, a recent 7th Doctor Big Finish audio, and revisit what they loved and hated about series 6a. 

Remember when all the Telos AM-ers fell about in hysterics over how much they loved 'The Doctor's Wife?' Or the righteous anger that followed the broadcast of 'The Curse of the Black Spot?' No? Not to worry, we don't really remember much of what we've said in the past either. But here's a reminder! 

Join us next week as we discuss The New Episode, 'Let's Kill Hitler.'

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The R101 takes flight as Scott and Matt are listening to the Paul McGann 4-part Big Finish audio adventure “Storm Warning”. The Doctor finds himself on the airship R101 in October of 1930 where he meets new companion Charley Pollard. Will the Doctor save the R101 from certain doom? What do we think of Charley as a companion? Are the Big Finish audios worth your time? Find out, in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Also: Torchwood Talk!!

Next: Matt Smith and “Let’s Kill Hitler”!!

The R101 takes flight as Scott and Matt are listening to the Paul McGann 4-part Big Finish audio adventure “Storm Warning”. The Doctor finds himself on the airship R101 in October of 1930 where he meets new companion Charley Pollard. Will the Doctor save the R101 from certain doom? What do we think of Charley as a companion? Are the Big Finish audios worth your time? Find out, in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Also: Torchwood Talk!!

Next: Matt Smith and “Let’s Kill Hitler”!!

4 days until The Gathering

Torchwood:

4 days until The Gathering

Torchwood:

Doctor Who is back! After what seemed equally both a long summer and a short summer, Doctor Who has returned to our screens with Let's Kill Hitler -- and of course the Three Who Rule were all over the episode to deliver their review. But wait, there's more! Torchwood is still making its way toward the end of Miracle Day, so of course the lads throw in their two cents about End of the Road. What do they think about these new offerings from the Whoniverse? Lastly, along with the usual news and stats, we also speak with Doctor Who Brand Manager Edward Russell about his upcoming Walk for Lis!

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

A plea to Steven Moffat rounds out this review of the sometimes crack-tastic, sometimes out-of-left-field, wildly entertaining and frustrating resumption of Series 6.

Doctor Who is back! After what seemed equally both a long summer and a short summer, Doctor Who has returned to our screens with Let's Kill Hitler -- and of course the Three Who Rule were all over the episode to deliver their review. But wait, there's more! Torchwood is still making its way toward the end of Miracle Day, so of course the lads throw in their two cents about End of the Road. What do they think about these new offerings from the Whoniverse? Lastly, along with the usual news and stats, we also speak with Doctor Who Brand Manager Edward Russell about his upcoming Walk for Lis!

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

August brings us The Infinity Doctors by Lance Parkin (ISBN: 0563-40591-0), quite an epic story which picks up the history of Gallifrey from where we left off in "The Deadly Assassin" and "Arc of Inifinity."  From the back cover:

"Sing about the past again, and sing that same old song.  Tell me what you know, so I can tell you that you're wrong."

Gallifrey.  The Doctor's home planet.  For twenty thousand centuries the Gallifreyans have been the most powerful race in the cosmos.  They have circumnavigated infinity and eternity, harnessed science and conquered death.  They are the Lords of Time, and have used their powers carefully.

But now a new force has been unleashed, one that is literally capable of anything.  It is enough to give even the Time Lords nightmares.  More than that: it is enough to destroy them.

It is one of their own.  Waiting for them at the end of the universe.

The Infinity Doctors, published in 1998, was BBC Book's release to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Doctor Who.  Author Lance Parkin has written a number of ground-breaking novels in the series, including the Eighth Doctor's final adventure, The Gallifrey Chronicles.

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After a couple of atypical episodes, "End of the Road" is on a more typical Miracle Day flight plan: talkier, more gradual. Matt Hills argues this is part and parcel of the show being a suspense thriller, not an SF action romp, and I agree. And yet, this slower episode gives me a chance to look at a few frustrations I have with a series I otherwise enjoy.

My first thoughts review of Torchwood Miracle Day Episode Seven: Immortal Sins then the highly complex but brilliant Dr Who: Let's Kill Hitler left me almost lost for words so I turn to the twitterverse for opinions.

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