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@TinDogPodcast reviews   This title was released in October 2019. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until December 31st 2019, and on general sale after this date. Victorian London harbours many secrets: alien visitors, strange phenomena and unearthly powers. But a trio of investigators stands ready to delve into such mysteries – the Great Detective, Madame Vastra, her resourceful spouse, Jenny Flint, and their loyal valet, Strax. If an impossible puzzle needs solving, or a grave injustice needs righting, help can be found on Paternoster Row. But even heroes can never escape their past… 2.1 Dining with Death by Dan Starkey When negotiations between two warring alien races are sabotaged, Madame Vastra offers Paternoster Row as neutral ground upon which to continue their diplomacy – and to celebrate the treaty with a feast. While Strax frets about hosting two species with very different dietary needs, Jenny investigates the dissenters who want to halt the peace process. But a deadly plot is brewing, and the diners may not survive the cheese course... 2.2 The Screaming Ceiling by Guy Adams In one of the earliest cases of his illustrious career, Thomas Carnacki heads to the Highlands to embark upon the terrifying investigation of Castle Kraighten. On arrival, he finds that another party of sleuths has been engaged – surely these amateurs of Paternoster Row have nothing to teach the great Ghost Finder? But this is no ordinary haunting. A room in the castle has a mouth in its ceiling. And it screams... 2.3 Spring-Heeled Jack by Gemma Arrowsmith People are being stolen from the streets by a monster. By all accounts, it has burning eyes, breathes blue flames, and can leap the height of a building at a bound. While Vastra and Jenny fend off an over-eager member of the gutter press, Strax dives into dangerous waters. Is this Spring-Heeled Jack of legend, returned to terrorise the capital? Or are there more sinister forces at work?      

@TinDogPodcast reviews   This title was released in October 2019. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until December 31st 2019, and on general sale after this date. Victorian London harbours many secrets: alien visitors, strange phenomena and unearthly powers. But a trio of investigators stands ready to delve into such mysteries – the Great Detective, Madame Vastra, her resourceful spouse, Jenny Flint, and their loyal valet, Strax. If an impossible puzzle needs solving, or a grave injustice needs righting, help can be found on Paternoster Row. But even heroes can never escape their past… 2.1 Dining with Death by Dan Starkey When negotiations between two warring alien races are sabotaged, Madame Vastra offers Paternoster Row as neutral ground upon which to continue their diplomacy – and to celebrate the treaty with a feast. While Strax frets about hosting two species with very different dietary needs, Jenny investigates the dissenters who want to halt the peace process. But a deadly plot is brewing, and the diners may not survive the cheese course... 2.2 The Screaming Ceiling by Guy Adams In one of the earliest cases of his illustrious career, Thomas Carnacki heads to the Highlands to embark upon the terrifying investigation of Castle Kraighten. On arrival, he finds that another party of sleuths has been engaged – surely these amateurs of Paternoster Row have nothing to teach the great Ghost Finder? But this is no ordinary haunting. A room in the castle has a mouth in its ceiling. And it screams... 2.3 Spring-Heeled Jack by Gemma Arrowsmith People are being stolen from the streets by a monster. By all accounts, it has burning eyes, breathes blue flames, and can leap the height of a building at a bound. While Vastra and Jenny fend off an over-eager member of the gutter press, Strax dives into dangerous waters. Is this Spring-Heeled Jack of legend, returned to terrorise the capital? Or are there more sinister forces at work?      

Behold, The Dr Who Annual 1977 in all its bonkers glory.

Behold, The Dr Who Annual 1977 in all its bonkers glory.

V (10) - Erika and Steven enjoy another moving-pictures episode of this long serial from 1966. Not a lot happens, but we can see it happening! So that's neat and stuff.

Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky.

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

Behold, The Dr Who Annual 1977 in all its bonkers glory.

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

A espera finalmente acabou, a nova era de Doctor Who finalmente começou e a 13ª Doutora finalmente terminou de cair! Coloca o fone e vem revisar o S11E01 com a gente!

Behold, The Dr Who Annual 1977 in all its bonkers glory.

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

Behold, The Dr Who Annual 1977 in all its bonkers glory.

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

Erika and Steven enjoy another moving-pictures episode of this long serial from 1966. Not a lot happens, but we can see it happening! So that’s neat and stuff.

V (10)

Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

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No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

A espera finalmente acabou, a nova era de Doctor Who finalmente começou e a 13ª Doutora finalmente terminou de cair! Coloca o fone e vem revisar o S11E01 com a gente!

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

No Fireworks, Remembrance Sunday, Dublin Murders, Creepshow, For All Mankind, See, Le Guerre Du Mondes, Haji/Giri, His Dark Materials, The King, Google Charging for Storage, Too Many Different Streaming Services? Feed Tidying, YouTube Copyright Strikes, Cartooning
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-11-10-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.html

We are at Showmasters Film & Comic Con Bournemouth (Summer 2016) for the first of 2 shows. In Part one we talk to Ray Parks about his fear of Daleks as a child, Roy Scammell about being a stun man on Doctor Who when safety came second, Deborah Watling about being Victoria and we ask why Peter Purves has gone to the dogs and couldn't be happier about it.

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This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

Happy Birthday Me! Corn on the Cob, My Shortness Youngsplained, Trump Laughed at by UN, I'm Sick and the Heat's Out.... Again, Yet Another Podcast Title, Yet More Changes, Series Break, I Do Take Them to Task, Doctor Who Series 11 Episode 1 Story 277 with Jodie Whittaker: The Woman Who Fell to Earth, Bodyguard, Press, Strangers, The Big Bang Theory, The First, More Picard, Is Black Earth Rising Right About Language Imperialism? RIP Jacqueline Pearce, RIP Geoffrey Hayes, RIP Carlos Ezquerra, The Other Man, Captain Marvel, Venom, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Suspiria, Star Trek: Discovery Season 2, Dark Phoenix, Joker, Star Wars Resistance, Doctor Who, Star Wars Unto the End of Time! The Mandalorian, Dude, Where's My Wizard? I Listen to How Many Podcasts?! Annie Clark, Nadine Shah, EU Bans Killer Robots, EU Meme/Link Tax, Musk: Fined and Sued, Unthreaded Gmail, Google Fit Update Looks Bad, MacOS Mojave, Twitter Web Interface Unimprovements, 50 Million Facebook Users' Data Breached, Super Micro Spy Chip? Firefox Data Collection, Gigabit Internet, Upgrade Path for Mortals, Encrypt Your Portable Data, Sir Tim's Solid, Linus Reflects, CRISPR-CAS9 versus Mosquitoes, Disabled Train App, Slack IPO, Not Aliens, Brexit Screwing Space, SpaceX To Shoot Artists Around Moon, Hayabusa 2: The Asteroid Probe with a Shotgun (and Robot Rovers too)

This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

We are at Showmasters Film & Comic Con Bournemouth (Summer 2016) for the first of 2 shows. In Part one we talk to Ray Parks about his fear of Daleks as a child, Roy Scammell about being a stun man on Doctor Who when safety came second, Deborah Watling about being Victoria and we ask why Peter Purves has gone to the dogs and couldn't be happier about it.

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This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

Happy Birthday Me! Corn on the Cob, My Shortness Youngsplained, Trump Laughed at by UN, I'm Sick and the Heat's Out.... Again, Yet Another Podcast Title, Yet More Changes, Series Break, I Do Take Them to Task, Doctor Who Series 11 Episode 1 Story 277 with Jodie Whittaker: The Woman Who Fell to Earth, Bodyguard, Press, Strangers, The Big Bang Theory, The First, More Picard, Is Black Earth Rising Right About Language Imperialism? RIP Jacqueline Pearce, RIP Geoffrey Hayes, RIP Carlos Ezquerra, The Other Man, Captain Marvel, Venom, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Suspiria, Star Trek: Discovery Season 2, Dark Phoenix, Joker, Star Wars Resistance, Doctor Who, Star Wars Unto the End of Time! The Mandalorian, Dude, Where's My Wizard? I Listen to How Many Podcasts?! Annie Clark, Nadine Shah, EU Bans Killer Robots, EU Meme/Link Tax, Musk: Fined and Sued, Unthreaded Gmail, Google Fit Update Looks Bad, MacOS Mojave, Twitter Web Interface Unimprovements, 50 Million Facebook Users' Data Breached, Super Micro Spy Chip? Firefox Data Collection, Gigabit Internet, Upgrade Path for Mortals, Encrypt Your Portable Data, Sir Tim's Solid, Linus Reflects, CRISPR-CAS9 versus Mosquitoes, Disabled Train App, Slack IPO, Not Aliens, Brexit Screwing Space, SpaceX To Shoot Artists Around Moon, Hayabusa 2: The Asteroid Probe with a Shotgun (and Robot Rovers too)

This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

This is not an illusion, The Whostorian is back. Stylin' Steve is in control of his TARDIS as Shannon takes a sabbatical, so while one host is away, the other will play. After the Motes Of News, Steve dives into a review of the first outing for his favourite Doctor, Time & The Rani. There's also the return of the video reviews to the YouTube channel as well as some discussion of new ideas and directions to take the podcast in, now that it's a solo venture.

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

The Seeds of Death

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

Episode 78 The Woman Who Fell To Earth Review Back into the swing of things as Doctor Who returns for a brand and shiny new era under the stewardship of Jodie Whittaker and Chris Chibnall. Alex and Mike are keen to bring you faithful and new listeners, their thoughts on the debut of the first actress to play The Doctor and the new showrunner.Do our duo think the Woman fell successfully to earth or rather a train? Perhaps the story title referred to someone else altogether? Find out by downloading the first of our Season 11 Reviews now!! Twitter https://en@dwtargetfiles https://twitter.com/dwtargetfiles?lang=en Facebook -gb.facebook.com/DoctorWhoTargetFiles/

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

We are at Showmasters Film & Comic Con Bournemouth (Summer 2016) for the first of 2 shows. In Part one we talk to Ray Parks about his fear of Daleks as a child, Roy Scammell about being a stun man on Doctor Who when safety came second, Deborah Watling about being Victoria and we ask why Peter Purves has gone to the dogs and couldn't be happier about it.

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Happy Birthday Me! Corn on the Cob, My Shortness Youngsplained, Trump Laughed at by UN, I'm Sick and the Heat's Out.... Again, Yet Another Podcast Title, Yet More Changes, Series Break, I Do Take Them to Task, Doctor Who Series 11 Episode 1 Story 277 with Jodie Whittaker: The Woman Who Fell to Earth, Bodyguard, Press, Strangers, The Big Bang Theory, The First, More Picard, Is Black Earth Rising Right About Language Imperialism? RIP Jacqueline Pearce, RIP Geoffrey Hayes, RIP Carlos Ezquerra, The Other Man, Captain Marvel, Venom, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Suspiria, Star Trek: Discovery Season 2, Dark Phoenix, Joker, Star Wars Resistance, Doctor Who, Star Wars Unto the End of Time! The Mandalorian, Dude, Where's My Wizard? I Listen to How Many Podcasts?! Annie Clark, Nadine Shah, EU Bans Killer Robots, EU Meme/Link Tax, Musk: Fined and Sued, Unthreaded Gmail, Google Fit Update Looks Bad, MacOS Mojave, Twitter Web Interface Unimprovements, 50 Million Facebook Users' Data Breached, Super Micro Spy Chip? Firefox Data Collection, Gigabit Internet, Upgrade Path for Mortals, Encrypt Your Portable Data, Sir Tim's Solid, Linus Reflects, CRISPR-CAS9 versus Mosquitoes, Disabled Train App, Slack IPO, Not Aliens, Brexit Screwing Space, SpaceX To Shoot Artists Around Moon, Hayabusa 2: The Asteroid Probe with a Shotgun (and Robot Rovers too)

We review Invaders from Mars, the Big Finish Main Line release from 2002 featuring Paul McGann as Doctor Who. Ben and David laugh along with this fun story written and directed by Mark Gatiss and set at Halloween 1938. Gatiss creates a joyful pastiche from 1930s radio drama, gangster films, and a hearty dose of 1950s popular sci-fi done with the sketch-comedy stylings of The League of Gentlemen. Ben enjoyed listening to this with fresh ears nearly 18 years after its release and David wondered if the time fallout from Charley would have confused listeners as much as it did for him. Opening and closing music is by Alistair Lock's sound design for the story.

The journey that began with the Parting of the Ways comes to an end as we review the Tenth Doctor’s final story. The Doctor comes face-to-face with someone who he believed gone forever. What plan does this maniacal version of The Master intend to unleash? Or, as events unfold, does the Master merely serve the role of a pawn in a much larger plan? This is it, folks. This is the day that the…spoiler! Join us as we review Part I of The End of Time. The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 172. Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford.

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