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The final story of the Key To Time season, The Armageddon Factor has often been derided as a cheaply produced story that ended up being an unsatisfactory finale to Season 16. Or do Josh and Steven beg to differ on that viewpoint?

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The final story of the Key To Time season, The Armageddon Factor has often been derided as a cheaply produced story that ended up being an unsatisfactory finale to Season 16. Or do Josh and Steven beg to differ on that viewpoint?

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An interview with Cubicle 7's Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan, about the Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space RPG.

Travelling through space, the TARDIS suffers an energy drain and crash-lands on the planet Exxilon. The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith venture outside to investigate the cause of the interference, and become separated. The Doctor is captured by the planet's inhabitants - the savage Exxilons - but escapes. Sarah is attacked by one of the creatures in the TARDIS, and flees into the night, finding a huge white City with a flashing beacon. When daylight arrives, the Doctor is found by a party of the Marine Space Corps; they take him to their ship, which has been stranded by a power drain. They are on an expedition to mine "Parrinium" - a mineral abundant only on Exxilon - which can cure and give immunity to a deadly space plague. The lives of at least 10 million people depend on the expedition's obtaining the Parrinium and leaving the planet within a month. They show the Doctor some photos they have taken of the nearby City - which the Exxilons worship, sacrificing anyone who ventures too close to it. Sarah does so, and is captured and taken to the Exxilons' caves to be sacrificed by their High Priest. A ship containing four Daleks now arrives; both the Daleks' ship and their weapons have been rendered useless by the energy drain. The Daleks claim that several of their planetary colonies are suffering from plague; thus they need Parrinium for the same reason as the humans. The Daleks, the Doctor, and the humans form an uneasy alliance to obtain Parrinium and escape Exxilon. While the allies are making their way to the humans' mining dome, the Exxilons ambush them, killing a human and a Dalek and capturing the others. The prisoners are taken to the Exxilon caves where the Doctor interrupts Sarah Jane's sacrifice; therefore, he is also condemned to death. When the dual sacrifice commences, a second party of Daleks, who have replaced their energy weapons with firearms, attack in force, killing a number of Exxilons. They then force the Exxilons and humans to mine Parrinium. The Doctor and Sarah flee into underground tunnels. The Doctor and Sarah meet a group of subterranean, fugitive Exxilons. Their leader, Bellal, explains that the City was built by the Exxilons' ancestors, who were once capable of space travel. The ancient Exxilons built the City to be capable of maintaining, repairing, and protecting itself. However, fitting the structure with a brain meant that the City no longer needed its creators. On realising this, the Exxilons had tried to destroy the City, but, instead, the City destroyed most of them; the savage surface dwellers and Bellal's group are the only survivors. Bellal's people seek to complete their ancestors' last, failed act - to destroy the City and ensure their race's survival. Bellal sketches some of the markings on the City wall, which the Doctor recognises from a temple in Peru. Bellal also explains that the City supports itself through underground 'roots' and the aerial beacon. The Doctor realises that the beacon must be the cause of the energy drain, and decides to go to the City and resolve the problem. The Daleks separately come to the same conclusion and create two timed explosives to destroy the beacon. One Dalek supervises two humans placing the explosives, but one of the humans, Galloway, secretly keeps one bomb. Two other Daleks enter the City to investigate the superstructure, but the Doctor and Bellal enter the City just before them. The two parties then proceed through the City, passing a series of progressive intelligence tests. The Doctor reasons that the City has arranged the tests so that only lifeforms with knowledge comparable to that of the City's creators would reach the brain, allowing the City to add the knowledge of the survivors to its databanks. On reaching the central chamber, the Doctor begins to sabotage the City's computer brain; the machine responds by creating two Exxilon-like 'antibodies' to 'neutralise' the Doctor and Bellal. The pair are saved when the Daleks enter and fight the antibodies, and the Doctor and Bellal escape as the City's sabotaged controls begin to malfunction. When the bomb on the beacon explodes, all power is restored. The Daleks order the humans to load the Parrinium onto their ship. On leaving Exxilon, the Daleks intend to fire a plague missile onto the planet, destroying all life and making future landings impossible, so that they will have the only source of Parrinium. Their true intention for hoarding Parrinium is to blackmail the galactic powers to accept their demands; refusal would mean the deaths of millions. As their ship takes off, Sarah reveals that the Daleks have only bags of sand while the real Parrinium is on the Earth ship, which is now ready to take off. Galloway has smuggled himself and his bomb aboard the Dalek ship; he detonates the bomb, destroying the Dalek ship before it fires the plague missile. Back on Exxilon, the City disintegrates and collapses, the Doctor sadly commenting that the Universe is now down to 699 Wonders. Continuity Death to the Daleks is also the name of a spin off audio drama by Big Finish Productions in the Dalek Empire series. The Doctor attempts to destroy the Exxilon supercomputer by feeding it illogical paradoxes. This is the same tactic he used against the mad BOSS computer in The Green Death the previous season. This is the only other story where the Daleks do not fire their energy weapons, due to the Exxilon power drain (although they technically do "fire" them, albeit without any success). This marks the last appearance of the TARDIS Console Room until Planet of Evil. Sarah later references this story in Pyramids of Mars. Production Serial details by episode EpisodeBroadcast dateRun timeViewership (in millions)Archive "Part One" 23 February 1974 24:32 8.1 PAL 2" colour videotape "Part Two" 2 March 1974 24:25 9.5 PAL 2" colour videotape "Part Three" 9 March 1974 24:24 10.5 PAL 2" colour videotape "Part Four" 16 March 1974 24:35 9.5 PAL 2" colour videotape [1][2][3] Working titles for this story were The Exilons and The Exxilons.[4] This is one of two Third Doctor serials (the other being The Claws of Axos) to still have a 90-minute PAL studio recording tape. The incidental music for this serial was composed by Carey Blyton and performed by the London Saxophone Quartet. Missing episodes Episode one of this story was missing from the BBC archives, when they were first fully audited in 1978; eventually, a 525-line NTSC recording was recovered from an overseas television station. A low-quality PAL recording was subsequently recovered, albeit with the opening scene missing. In 1992, this was followed by the recovery of a better-quality 625-line PAL recording from a shipment of episodes returned from Dubai. In Print Doctor Who book Death to the Daleks Series Target novelisations Release number 20 Writer Terrance Dicks Publisher Target Books Cover artist Roy Knipe ISBN 0-426-20042-X Release date 20 July 1978 Preceded by ' Followed by ' A novelisation of this serial, written by Terrance Dicks, was published by Target Books in July 1978. A German translation was published in 1990 by Goldmann. VHS and DVD releases The serial was released on video in an omnibus format in July 1987, the first Doctor Who video to be released on just VHS, instead of both VHS and Betamax. As the PAL version of episode one was not yet known to exist, this used the NTSC version of the episode. An episodic release (with the PAL version of episode one) was released on 13 February 1995, although episode two was slightly edited due to BBC Video mistakenly using a cut version of episode 2 returned from ABC TV in Australia (episodes 3 & 4 were also from ABC TV), instead of the UK master tapes of episodes 2-4. The serial will be released on DVD in the UK on 18 June 2012. The region 1 release date is 10 July 2012.[5][6] References ^ Shaun Lyon et al. (31 March 2007). "Death to the Daleks". Outpost Gallifrey. Retrieved 30 August 2008.[dead link] ^ "Death to the Daleks". Doctor Who Reference Guide. Retrieved 30 August 2008. ^ Sullivan, Shannon (7 August 2007). "Death to the Daleks". A Brief History of Time Travel. Retrieved 30 August 2008. ^ "Serial XXX: Death To The Daleks: Production". A Brief History of Time (Travel). Retrieved 31 December 2006. ^ http://www.amazon.co.uk/Doctor-Who-Death-Daleks-DVD/dp/B007EAFV58/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1333383533&sr=8-1 ^ http://tvshowsondvd.com/news/Doctor-The-Krotons-and-Death-to-the-Daleks/16830 External links Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: Third Doctor Death to the Daleks at BBC Online Death to the Daleks at Doctor Who: A Brief History Of Time (Travel) Death to the Daleks at the Doctor Who Reference Guide Fan reviews Death to the Daleks reviews at Outpost Gallifrey Death to the Daleks reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide Target novelisation Death to the Daleks (novelisation) reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide On Target — Death to the Daleks [hide] v t e Doctor Who serials Classic seasons (1963–89): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Revived series (2005–present): 1 2 3 4 2008–10 specials 5 6 7 Season 11 The Time Warrior Invasion of the Dinosaurs Death to the Daleks The Monster of Peladon Planet of the Spiders [show]  Links to related articles View page ratings Rate this page What's this? 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Two Bakers, but two different answers to the question aWould you take part in the 50th Anniversary shows?a. Alan, Derek and, from the other side of the Atlantic, Rose try and sort out what it all means. And just what is Paul McGann wearing these days?

It is Tom and Trev's turn this week to share their least favourite stories from the 6th Doctor through to the present Doctor. We also have a stab at trying to pick our least favourite story from the 1st to 5th Doctor eras. Ian and Michele also chip in with their least favourites as well.

It is Tom and Trev’s turn this week to share their least favourite stories from the 6th Doctor through to the present Doctor.

We also have a stab at trying to pick our least favourite story from the 1st to 5th Doctor eras.

Ian and Michele also chip in with their least favourites as well.

It is Tom and Trev’s turn this week to share their least favourite stories from the 6th Doctor through to the present Doctor.

We also have a stab at trying to pick our least favourite story from the 1st to 5th Doctor eras.

Ian and Michele also chip in with their least favourites as well.

It is Tom and Trev's turn this week to share their least favourite stories from the 6th Doctor through to the present Doctor. We also have a stab at trying to pick our least favourite story from the 1st to 5th Doctor eras. Ian and Michele also chip in with their least favourites as well.

This week, from the dark innards of Al Jarreau's Vault, we present our review of "The Evil Dead". Join us.

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It is Tom and Trev’s turn this week to share their least favourite stories from the 6th Doctor through to the present Doctor. We also have a stab at trying to pick our least favourite story from the 1st to 5th Doctor eras. Ian and Michele also chip in with their least favourites as well.

Rumors of the death of the episode guidebook are greatly exaggerated! Who is the Doctor, by Graeme Burk and Robert Smith? is essential reading for the newly committed new series fan as well as old hands.

Getting it in just under the gun, we give you a fantabulous Episode 2 of Transmissions From Atlantis. This week’s episode is chock full of gooey goodness for your listening pleasure.

We’ll give you our review of the blockbuster movie Prometheus. We’ll also review the sensational season two of Game of Thrones as well as the vampirific season premiere of True Blood.

We’ll check in with the alumni of the cult fantasy TV series Highlander in our Where Are They Now segment.

In our weekly Doctor Who segment, we’ll give you some names on who we think would be good choices to follow Matt Smith as the 12th Doctor. We’ll also give you a taste of the Whovian Celtic Pub Rock band, the Ken Spivey Band. We’ll also give you the 411 about the Little People’s problems with Snow White and the Huntsman.

Whew! We’re sure we probably forgot something….but hey – what in the world are you waiting for? Get in there! Ya know you want to!

David and Marty visit the early 70's, marvel at the bad hairstyles, short skirts and the surprisingly good performances by Jon Pertwee and Co. in the Third Doctor adventure, The Claws of Axos! Marty reviews the Big finish story Wrath of the Iceni, the guys discuss the DVD Extras, and read listener feedback emails. Dr. Phill is back with HIS take on the music and majesty of this story as well!

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David and Marty visit the early 70's, marvel at the bad hairstyles, short skirts and the surprisingly good performances by Jon Pertwee and Co. in the Third Doctor adventure, The Claws of Axos!  Marty reviews the Big finish story Wrath of the Iceni, the guys discuss the DVD Extras, and read listener feedback emails.  Dr. Phill is back with HIS take on the music and majesty of this story as well! Links: Five Fantastical Fables and Five Fabulous Artists: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dsl/five-fantastical-fables-and-five-fabulous-artists?ref=home_locationSmall Screen Adventures Podcast:http://smallscreenadventures.blogspot.com/Adventures in Time Space and Music Podcast: http://adventuresintimespaceandmusic.phillipwserna.com

David and Marty visit the early 70's, marvel at the bad hairstyles, short skirts and the surprisingly good performances by Jon Pertwee and Co. in the Third Doctor adventure, The Claws of Axos!  Marty reviews the Big finish story Wrath of the Iceni, the guys discuss the DVD Extras, and read listener feedback emails.  Dr. Phill is back with HIS take on the music and majesty of this story as well!

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Adam, Kirby and Rhys talk about the Kasterborous Con, news, eBay and the top 30 Doctor Who podcasts return and of course the opening story of series 3.

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A short one this week as we take a look at the six part The Keys of Marinus story featuring the First Doctor, Ian, Barbara, and Susan. Then we give the Fifth Doctor and Turlough a listen in the Big Finish audio drama, Phantasmagoria. And Keith gives a full review of the Playstation 3 game, Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock.

Also, some discussion about Shaun’s new dream job, and a certain publicity photo that was released this week by the BBC.

And of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

Derek Martinus directed six Doctor Who stories over the course of his career, the last one being 1970's Spearhead From Space. Much of his output from the 1960s, sadly, no longer exists in the BBC archives, so when it came time to discuss Martinus in the Miniscope this week, the Three Who Rule were presented with a problem: how do you talk about the visual aspect of Doctor Who episodes that exist today in audio form only? Well, no fear, as Luke from TMDWP is here, casting his expert eye upon some pretty impressive work done by Martinus, a director who first realized the Cybermen, the Ice Warriors, and the Autons, to say nothing of the very first regeneration seen in the series. A more thorough investigation of one of Doctor Who's lesser known directors you will not hear!

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Derek Martinus directed six Doctor Who stories over the course of his career, the last one being 1970's Spearhead From Space. Much of his output from the 1960s, sadly, no longer exists in the BBC archives, so when it came time to discuss Martinus in the Miniscope this week, the Three Who Rule were presented with a problem: how do you talk about the visual aspect of Doctor Who episodes that exist today in audio form only? Well, no fear, as Luke from TMDWP is here, casting his expert eye upon some pretty impressive work done by Martinus, a director who first realized the Cybermen, the Ice Warriors, and the Autons, to say nothing of the very first regeneration seen in the series. A more thorough investigation of one of Doctor Who's lesser known directors you will not hear!

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

The year is 16127. Four decades have passed since the colonists of Nerva Beacon returned to repopulate the once-devastated planet Earth – and the chosen few are finding the business of survival tough. Far beyond the sterile safety of sanitised Nerva City, transmat scientist Roger Buchman has brought his family to an island surrounded by what they once called Loch Lomond, hoping to re-establish the colony he was forced to abandon many years before. But something else resides in the Loch. A pestilent alien infestation that the Doctor, beaming in from Nerva City, remembers only too well from his time aboard the Beacon… The Wirrn are back. And they’re hungry.

Derek Martinus directed six Doctor Who stories over the course of his career, the last one being 1970's Spearhead From Space. Much of his output from the 1960s, sadly, no longer exists in the BBC archives, so when it came time to discuss Martinus in the Miniscope this week, the Three Who Rule were presented with a problem: how do you talk about the visual aspect of Doctor Who episodes that exist today in audio form only? Well, no fear, as Luke from TMDWP is here, casting his expert eye upon some pretty impressive work done by Martinus, a director who first realized the Cybermen, the Ice Warriors, and the Autons, to say nothing of the very first regeneration seen in the series. A more thorough investigation of one of Doctor Who's lesser known directors you will not hear!

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This week Phil and Paul take a look back at the Agatha Christie murder mystery romp The Unicorn And The Wasp. This is an episode that neither Paul nor Phil were particularly interested in watching again even though fandom would tell them this is a good story. Has time changed their minds? Will the comedic aspects of the script cheer them up or will they remain their usual miserable selves? (Well, Phil is the miserable one really).
Meanwhile, in the news this week, there was a gathering of five Doctors, an official photo was released of the Doctor and his new companion, Bill Nighy reveals that he didn't want the role of the Doctor and a fan poll reveals their favourite Doctor Who monster EVER!!

This week Phil and Paul take a look back at the Agatha Christie murder mystery romp The Unicorn And The Wasp. This is an episode that neither Paul nor Phil were particuarly interested in watching again even though fandom would tell them this is a good story. Has time changed their minds? Will the comedic aspects of the script cheer them up or will they remain their usual miserable selves? (Well, Phil is the miserable one really).

Meanwhile, in the news this week, there was a gathering of five Doctors, an official photo was released of the Doctor and his new companion, Bill Nighy reveals that he didn't want the role of the Doctor and a fan poll reveals their favourite Doctor Who monster EVER!!

This week Phil and Paul take a look back at the Agatha Christie murder mystery romp The Unicorn And The Wasp. This is an episode that neither Paul nor Phil were particuarly interested in watching again even though fandom would tell them this is a good story. Has time changed their minds? Will the comedic aspects of the script cheer them up or will they remain their usual miserable selves? (Well, Phil is the miserable one really).

Meanwhile, in the news this week, there was a gathering of five Doctors, an official photo was released of the Doctor and his new companion, Bill Nighy reveals that he didn't want the role of the Doctor and a fan poll reveals their favourite Doctor Who monster EVER!!

Silurians and Sea Devils, the Murka, Tegan and Turlough...we have something to say about them all. If you hadn't guessed, we're reviewing "Warriors of the Deep" this week. And if you haven't seen it yet, it is available to purchase on DVD or you can find it to stream on DailyMotion.

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Episode 36: Watery Warriors

Running from July 1st at the Fab Cafe in Manchester is a stage adaptation of Robots of Death, the classic 1977 Doctor Who serial written by Chris Boucher. Behind the production is Gareth Kavanagh, and he makes a special appearance on this week’s podKast (with a K) to discuss that and other shows with a Doctor Who theme that are lined up for the summer.

We’ll have full confirmed details later this week for Robots of Death, it’s stage-sequel Storm Mine and an appearance by Philip Martin (Vengeance on Varos) but in the meantime, click play to enjoy!

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With the sad death of Ray Bradbury, Author of books such as Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles we bring forward one of our occasional 'From the Mind of ...' episodes. Main topic starts at the 1 hour mark. Before that news & we discuss latest BBC Dr Who Wallpaper

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First episode of news for June!

With the sad death of Ray Bradbury, Author of books such as Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles we bring forward one of our occasional 'From the Mind of ...' episodes. Main topic starts at the 1 hour mark. Before that news & we discuss latest BBC Dr Who Wallpaper

With the sad death of Ray Bradbury, Author of books such as Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles we bring forward one of our occasional 'From the Mind of ...' episodes. Main topic starts at the 1 hour mark. Before that news & we discuss latest BBC Dr Who Wallpaper

With the sad death of Ray Bradbury, Author of books such as Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles we bring forward one of our occasional 'From the Mind of ...' episodes. Main topic starts at the 1 hour mark. Before that news & we discuss latest BBC Dr Who Wallpaper

Harry and Leeson return to your mp3 players with a short session specially recorded from their brand new, bespoke recording studio.

In this 13th episode of this podcast I discuss the latest doctor who news, doctor who convention news, doctor who audiobook news and I discuss my review on the doctor who story The Time Meddler. Remember for convention news or any doctor who news or updates go to http://galifreydoctorwhopodcast.com Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/#!/DrwhoPodcast Follow me on facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Galifrey-Doctorwhopodcast/271043459632888 And remember shop at my new store to support this podcast and Thank you for your support! http://www.cafepress.com/galifreydoctorwhopodcast

In this 13th episode of this podcast I discuss the latest doctor who news, doctor who convention news, doctor who audiobook news and I discuss my review on the doctor who story The Time Meddler. Remember for convention news or any doctor who news or updates go to http://galifreydoctorwhopodcast.com Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/#!/DrwhoPodcast Follow me on facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Galifrey-Doctorwhopodcast/271043459632888 And remember shop at my new store to support this podcast and Thank you for your support! http://www.cafepress.com/galifreydoctorwhopodcast

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Caleb Woodbridge, P G Bell and Sarah Burrow face the Vampires of Venice in our latest Doctor Who commentary!


We discuss vital questions such as, what is the Doctor thinking with his matchmaking techniques? How much does this story fall prey to "time tourism" syndrome? Are alien fish creatures an acceptable substitute for real vampires? All this and much more!

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A bit of convention coverage this week as I bring you the Danny Devito panel from the recent London Expo convention, Danny was mostly plugging his new film The Lorax but he also talks about other film and stage work.

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A bit of convention coverage this week as I bring you the Danny Devito panel from the recent London Expo convention, Danny was mostly plugging his new film The Lorax but he also talks about other film and stage work.

You can see my photos of London Expo here http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/sets/72157629924055854/with/7282377230/

and videos of this week's panel here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VIlOTKM3N0&list=UU5hBU4YTRoHc8KyDG66Ojcg&index=9&feature=plcp and here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1Sonz46PNo&list=UU5hBU4YTRoHc8KyDG66Ojcg&index=7&feature=plcp

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Join Swithun Dobson, Sarah Burrow and Caleb Woodbridge as Doctor Who goes all wibbly-wobbly, dreamy-weamy.

As the TARDIS crew are forced to choose between two competing realities, we ask why the show doesn't do more of these "format breaker" episodes. Plus, we assess the emotional see-saw that is Amy's love life, the dark side of the Doctor and re-examine the start of a phenomenon - Rory kicking the bucket.

Join us, for all this and more!

Length: 54 minutes

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A bit of convention coverage this week as I bring you the Danny Devito panel from the recent London Expo convention, Danny was mostly plugging his new film The Lorax but he also talks about other film and stage work.

You can see my photos of London Expo here http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/sets/72157629924055854/with/7282377230/

and videos of this week's panel here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VIlOTKM3N0&list=UU5hBU4YTRoHc8KyDG66Ojcg&index=9&feature=plcp and here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1Sonz46PNo&list=UU5hBU4YTRoHc8KyDG66Ojcg&index=7&feature=plcp

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In this episode I read and play some feedback, and I review (or rather gush over) The Avengers.

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Season 2 Episode 9. Shannon & Steve try to shed some light on their shared hatreds about the beloved series. From Captain Yates to Love & Monsters, we’re bringing hate to The Whoniverse. Also, some ELO.

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