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Tim's Take On: Episode 884(Alex Moore location manager of the Ncuti Gatwa era Whooverville 17)
Tim's Take On...This week on the show our penultimate bit of Whooverville 17 coverage, Location Manager of the Ncuti Gatwa era Alex Moore.
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279: Poltergeists & Possibly Problematic Parenting
Neither The Time Nor The SpaceThis week, David & Matt are back from an unexpected short break to sit down to discuss fourth story from series three of The Sarah Jane Adventures 'The Eternity Trap'.
Doctor Who theme by Ron Grainer, arranged by Alexander Erben.
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The DWP Echo Chamber #37 – The Sandman
The Doctor Who PodcastWelcome to the latest episode of The DWP Echo Chamber!!
In this edition, James and Michele talk about The Sandman by Simon A. Forward, released in October 2002 – the thirty seventh story in Big Finish’s Main Range!
Listening instructions are very straightforward –
- Buy The Sandman from Big Finish Productions for just a few pounds (if you don’t own it already of course!)
- Listen to it!
- Join us in the Echo Chamber, listen to what we thought and join in the discussion!
Enjoy the show!
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GSN PODCAST: Thought Bubble 2026 Debut Comics
Geek SyndicateWith the 20th edition of the Thought Bubble Comic Convention fast approching Barry and Ant take some time to have a look and pick out some of the debut comics which have caught their eye.
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TDP 1514 FYC 27 - The Lavender Hill Mob
Tin Dog PodcastThis article is about the 1951 comedy film. For other uses, see . The Lavender Hill Mob British quad poster Directed by Written by Produced by Starring Cinematography Edited by Music by Production company Distributed by Release date 28 June 1951 (UK) Running time 81 minutes Country United Kingdom Language English Box office $31,288 The Lavender Hill Mob is a 1951 British from , written by , directed by , starring and and featuring and . The title refers to , a street in , a district in , near to . It was one of the first films to feature , in a minor role. The ranked The Lavender Hill Mob the . The original film was digitally restored and re-released to UK cinemas on 29 July 2011 to celebrate its 60th anniversary. It is one of fifteen films listed in the category "Art" on the . Plot Henry "Dutch" Holland lives the life of luxury in , and spends an evening dining out with a British visitor. During their meal, he narrates a story concerning how he changed his life by instigating an intricate robbery. One year ago, Holland served as an unambitious London bank clerk, who for twenty years was in charge of gold bullion deliveries. Although dedicated to his job with a reputation for fussing over details, he had begun to devise a scheme to steal a consignment of gold bullion. His plan was missing a way to sell the gold because the in Britain would be too risky; he did not yet know how to smuggle it abroad. One evening at his boarding house in , he meets with artist Alfred Pendlebury, who has taken up lodgings in the building. He learns that Pendlebury owns a that makes presents and souvenirs that are sold in holiday destinations, one of which is . Realizing that Pendlebury is the key to his plan's success, Holland explains his scheme to the artist who agrees to help. When the clerk discovers he is due to be transferred to another bank department, the pair put their plan into immediate action, recruiting the aid of petty thieves Lackery Wood and Shorty Fisher. On the day of the robbery, Wood and Fisher hijack the bullion van and switch the gold to one of Pendlebury's works vans. Holland then assumes the role of an unfortunate victim who is hailed as a hero for raising the alarm, after nearly drowning by accident. As his associates melt down the gold bullion and recast it as paperweights to be exported abroad, Holland gives false statements and misleading clues to the police, led by Inspector Farrow. The group soon toast to their success, despite Wood and Fisher being unable or unwilling to travel to Paris to collect their share in person, entrusting the other two to provide it. The day after their last consignment of stolen gold is sent to Paris, Holland and Pendlebury head to France to retrieve them from a souvenir kiosk atop the Eiffel Tower supplied by Pendlebury's firm. They are horrified when they find one of the boxes containing the golden paperweights has been opened by mistake and six have been sold to a group of English schoolgirls. The pair make a wild chase to pursue them back to Britain, manage to track down the schoolgirls, but only get back five of the paperweights. The girl holding the sixth one refuses, intending it as a gift to a policeman she is friends with. Holland and Pendlebury pursue the girl, and watch in horror as the paperweight is brought to an exhibition of police history and methods at . Holland's worst fears come true when Farrow, having begun to realize the truth, spots the paperweight and orders a chemical test on it. Left with no choice, Holland snatches it, and he and Pendlebury make their escape in a stolen police car. A confusing pursuit begins across London, as Holland uses the car's radio to feed false, misleading information to the officers pursuing the pair. They find themselves forced to offer a passing police officer a lift, causing them to be discovered. As Pendlebury becomes trapped, Holland escapes with the six golden paperweights, which leave him with a tidy sum to enjoy a new life. Back in Rio, after finishing his tale to his visitor, Holland admits that the money is now all gone. As the pair walk out, it is revealed that Holland is handcuffed to the man and has been arrested for his crime. Cast as Henry "Dutch" Holland as Alfred "Al" Pendlebury as Lackery Wood as Shorty Fisher as Mrs. Chalk as Inspector Farrow as station sergeant as Turner as Clayton as Miss Evesham as customs official as customs official as customs official as customs official as Parkin as Wallis as Godwin as Senora Gallardo as Chiquita as Gregory as British ambassador as commander as detective superintendent as Inspector Talbot as P.C. Williams as divisional detective inspector as city policeman as customs official (uncredited) [] as opposition (MP) (uncredited) [] as school headmistress (uncredited) [] as police laboratory technician (uncredited) [] made her first film appearance in this movie at the age of nine. [] Production Charles Crichton says the origin of the film came with the success of . , head of Ealing, got screenwriter Clarke to come up with ideas for a follow-up. Clarke is said to have come up with the idea of a clerk robbing his own bank while doing research for the film (1951), a crime thriller surrounding a jewel theft. He consulted the on the project and it set up a special committee to advise on how best the robbery could take place. Extensive location filming was made in both London and Paris. The scenes show a London still marked by from the . London , Bramley Arms Pub, Bramley Road, (finale: end of the chase) Carlton Road, (zebra crossing on way to police exhibition) (police exhibition) , (scene of bullion robbery) , (airport) Paris The scene where Holland and Pendlebury run down the Eiffel Tower's spiral staircase and become increasingly and erratic, as does the camera work, presages 's condition in 's , made seven years later. A film montage of sensational newspaper headlines marks the crime as taking place in August 1950, whilst posters for the Hendon exhibition state that it marks the centenary of the death of Sir , which occurred on 2 July 1850. In the car chase scene at the end of the film, an officer uses a to report seeing a police car being driven by a man in a top hat. In fact, the driver is a modern-day police officer from the exhibition wearing the uniform of the police as originally set up in 1829 by Peel, known as "Bobbies" or "Peelers" after him. Reception The Lavender Hill Mob had its charity world premiere at the cinema in London on 28 June 1951. It had rentals of $580,000 at the U.S. box office. The film was a hit at the British box office, being judged by as a "notable performer" at British cinemas in 1951. of gave the film a positive review, writing "Charles Crichton has directed the whole thing with a touch of polite and gentile mockery applied to wholehearted farce: that Mr. Guinness and Mr. Holloway are deliciously adroit in their roles." Reviewing the film on its sixtieth anniversary, Peter Bradshaw of called it "tremendously good fun, though lighter in tone than Ealing's two scabrous masterpieces and , and not quite matching their elegant perfection" noting that the superb setup is not quite matched by the aftermath of the heist. writing for Empire magazine gave it 4 out of 5, "Guinness is masterful as the apparently unassuming Mr. Holland". On the website , of 72 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 8.6/10. The website's consensus reads: "Fiendishly funny and clever, The Lavender Hill Mob is a top hat Ealing Studios effort." Accolades The film won the for . Guinness was nominated for the award of . The film also won the . Stage adaptation A of the film written by and directed by opened in October 2022 at the before touring the UK, starring as Henry Holland and as Alfred Pendlebury. See also References Notes . Art & Hue. 2019. Retrieved 24 April 2019. . . . Retrieved 28 May 2024. . The Guardian. 15 July 2011. . 22 April 2012. Archived from on 22 April 2012. Retrieved 17 June 2021. Bradshaw, Peter (21 July 2011). . . London. A before-she-was-famous cameo from Audrey Hepburn is a surreal frisson. (PDF). British Entertainment History Project. 14 December 1988. p. 17. – The Gangster Film, edited by , Aurum Press, 1998 – Special Collectors' Edition – The Greatest Crime Movies Ever, published in 2001 . IMDb. Retrieved December 2011 . Variety. 13 January 1954. p. 2. . Variety. 6 March 1957. p. 10. "These were the winners in 1951". Kinematograph Weekly. 20 December 1951. pp. 9–10. Crowther, Bosley (16 October 1951). . The New York Times. . Retrieved 4 July 2024. Variety Staff (1 January 1951). . Variety. . Empire. 1 January 2000. Retrieved 4 July 2024. . . . Retrieved 14 December 2025. . . London. 15 June 2022. Retrieved 13 August 2022. . Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham. Retrieved 24 October 2022. Bibliography Vermilye, Jerry. The Great British Films. Citadel Press, 1978. pp. 147–149.
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Radio Free Skaro #1093 - The Battle of Helm's Deep
Radio Free SkaroAs the winds of change buffet the United States, we soldier forth with only Two Who Rule (Chris is still gallivanting in the United Kingdom) and an update on the Doctor Who BBC tender procress, reflections on the seesawing nature of America's political landscape as related to Doctor Who conventions, a loving tribute to the recently departed John Leeson (RIP), Big Finish phrenology, and as always, the Timelash!
Links:
- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
- Gallifrey One (February 5-7, 2027)
- Update on the BBC Doctor Who tender process
- John Leeson, voice of K-9, dies at age 83
- Film is Fabulous screening event (Part 1) on November 28
- Film is Fabulous screening event (Part 2) on November 28
- Six Doctor Who items available in Propstore Auction
- Character Options Doctor Who Collect and Build Yeti: The Wirrn out November 16
- Big Finish: Doctor Who – The Fugitive Doctor: Running Wild out now
- Big Finish: Doctor Who: Christmas: Out of the Dark and Other Stories due December 2026
- Big Finish: The Worlds of Doctor Who – The Paternoster Gang: The Misplaced World due December 2026
- The Timelash (November 8-14)
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Treble Tribute
Staggering Stories Podcast
Adam J Purcell, Fake Keith, Jay Doran, Jean Riddler, the Real Keith Dunn and Scott Fuller pay tribute to the legends that were Walter Koenig, Patrick Stewart and John Lesson, review the 2026 film Ghosts: The Possession of Button House, find some general news and a variety of other stuff, specifically:
- 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
- 01:07 — Welcome!
- 02:08 – News:
- 02:15 — Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Daisy Ridley taking the bottom.
- 03:42 — Walter Koenig: DEAD!
- 06:01 — Patrick Stewart: DEAD!
- 08:02 — John Leeson: DEAD!
- 10:14 — Eric Bauza: DEAD!
- 11:03 — Sandra Kerr: DEAD!
- 12:12 – Patrick Stewart: A Tribute.
- 29:27 – Walter Koenig: A Tribute.
- 36:22 – John Leeson: A Tribute.
- 43:27 – Ghosts: The Possession of Button House (2026 film).
- 57:56 – Emails and listener feedback.
- 70:51 – Farewell for this podcast!
- 71:29 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.
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- Staggering Stories.
- BBC: Doctor Who.
- Wikipedia: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (TV series).
- Wikipedia: Walter Koenig.
- Wikipedia: Patrick Stewart.
- Wikipedia: John Leeson.
- Wikipedia: Eric Bauza.
- Wikipedia: Sandra Kerr.
- Wikipedia: Ghosts: The Possession of Button House.
- YouTube: Mark Hamill and Patrick Stewart All Commercials Whos your Daddy, Air Hockey, Connect 4 UberEats.
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Historical Documents (Galaxy Quest)
The Doctor Who ShowThis episode of Alternate Galaxies turns its attention to Galaxy Quest, the much-loved sci-fi comedy that boldly goes where few parodies have gone before.
Join Rob and Dave as they revisit a film that affectionately pokes fun at Star Trek, celebrates the fans who keep its universe alive, and delivers a movie with a surprising amount of heart for what could easily have been a standard pisstake.
Never give up, never surrender!
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Circuit Beaker #11-12: Full Circuit and Short Circuits
Trap One: A Doctor Who PodcastThank you for downloading the Trap One Podcast.
On this episode we continue our coverage of Circuit Breaker with Big Finish's two releases, Full Circuit and Short Circuits.
With Dan, Hannah, Melvin & Chris.
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Tim's Take On: Episode 883(Radiophonic Workshop panel at Whooverville 17)
Tim's Take On...This week on the show more from Whooverville 17, a radiophonic workshop panel consisting of Brian Hodgson, Peter Howell and Paddy Kingsland.
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TDP 1509: Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures: False Friends (4.08)
Tin Dog PodcastMinnie and Gary are trapped on a planet of robots, a fake Earth, and they're the only humans. Hoping no-one spots their humanity, they summon the one person they know will answer their call for help. But can the Doctor and Rose save Gary and Minnie from this false Earth - and who has built this very bad copy of human civilisation in the first place? This release will have a limited CD pressing of 1500 copies. Writer Timothy X Atack said: "I love writing for the Ninth Doctor and Rose. The gift of these stories being set in between Father's Day and The Empty Child is that, somewhere in that space, the Doctor has become happier for Rose to do her own thing, to pursue her own investigations. And so I figure the question to be answered is, what's the process that led to Rose's confidence, skills, and that growing unflappability? "I really love Imitation Earth adventures, where the world is not quite right, like a dream. Doctor Who is full of them - Android Invasion, Amy's Choice, Wish World, Carnival of Monsters. I wondered what would happen if an alien force tried to perfect its imitation of humans, but still got it a bit wrong, enough for any genuine human to spot. It also became a lot about the information panic that we're all living under at the moment." Director Helen Goldwyn added: "The great thing about Timothy X Atack as a writer is that he always comes up with characters that are legendary in their quirkiness. And what he's done in this script is he's created a whole environment that is slightly off, slightly quirky in every sense. All of the voices and all of the features are just a bit wonky. "The two characters that really draw us into this story are Minnie and Gary - they're such beautifully drawn original characters. We were so lucky to get these two actors. Joe Pitts has done one Big Finish recording before, but this was Máiréad Tyers' first time. Their voices were magically perfect together, and their style of delivery was very aligned." Lead actor Christopher Eccleston said: "It's a tremendously fun episode and the Doctor's very engaged by the puzzle that he and Rose are confronted with and have to work out together. We see how quickly Rose learns and we understand that the Doctor made a very good choice - it wasn't just sentiment when he asked her to come with him and travel the universe! "Máiréad and Joe made me feel very old - two young actors coming in and just playing it brilliantly. Two really lovely roles, very cleverly written, and they are a pleasure to work with." Guest star Máiréad Tyers added: "Doctor Who is such an iconic British TV show and coming into this world, I'm reminded of how impactful it was at the time and how big a show it was and is. "I thought this was a really interesting story. It's not immediately obvious to you what the story is or what this world is that they're living in, you find out little details as it goes on. And I love the way that Minnie and Gary meet and how their different character traits enable them to meet one another."
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The DWP Echo Chamber #36 – The Rapture
The Doctor Who PodcastWelcome to Series 8 of The DWP Echo Chamber!! We are back with a new series of episodes, coming your way each Wednesday for the next five weeks! Hooray!
In this edition, James and Michele talk about The Rapture by Joseph Lidster, released in September 2002 – the thirty sixth story in Big Finish‘s Main Range.
Listening instructions are very straightforward –
- Buy The Rapture from Big Finish Productions for just a few pounds (if you don’t own it already of course!)
- Listen to it!
- Join us in the Echo Chamber, listen to what we thought and join in the discussion!
Enjoy the show!
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 197 -- Dark Tides
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastIn this episode, Ross Aitken, Melvin Peña, and Dan Hollingsworth come together to talk about the latest 9th Doctor and Rose story, Dark Tides . Released by Big Finish Productions as part of The Ninth Doctor Adventures , this full-cast audio drama launches Christopher Eccleston's Doctor and Billie Piper's Rose Tyler away from the Powell Estate and deep into the cosmos. Written by Tim Foley, the narrative follows the duo as they cross paths with the Knights of Atlas—a band of space-faring relic hunters targeting the Vesterbold, a legendary mapping ship that has drifted free from a treacherous, liminal region known as the Dark Tides. Despite the Doctor's explicit warnings of an impossible evil lurking within, the expedition boards the derelict craft. What follows is a dark, atmospheric sci-fi horror story as they encounter the vessel's sole survivor, Dr. Vivian Rest (played by Doon Mackichan)—a vindictive, light-dependent holographic ghost with a penchant for murder. Join the team as they break down the episode's gothic aesthetic, the stellar guest performances, and what it means for the Ninth Doctor and Rose to finally head out into deep space! Dark Tides Production Credits:- Writer: Tim Foley
- Director: Helen Goldwyn
- Producer: David Richardson
- Script Editor: Matt Fitton
- Executive Producers: Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs
- The Doctor: Christopher Eccleston
- Rose Tyler: Billie Piper
- Dr. Vivian Rest: Doon Mackichan
- Sir Cal: Ben Arogundade
- Holbrook: David Shaw-Parker
- Mervyn: Sam Stafford
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Podcastica Episode 380: The Edge of Destruction OR The Shatner School of Acting
PodcasticaSomething quite strange is happening aboard the TARDIS in The Edge of Destruction! This story was almost the very last Doctor Who story ever. It's wild. It all could have ended with a confined, paranoid story in which it seems like something is affecting Team TARDIS and turning them against each other. We end up really diving into what might be causing these four to turn on each other and appreciating the fact that Doctor Who was greenlit for more episodes. Otherwise, we have had a very short run as a podcast!
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Radio Free Skaro #1092 - The Sky's The Limit
Radio Free SkaroChris is still On Assignment in the United Kingdom but in his stead we have esteemed author, Doctor Who scholar, and RFS friend Graeme Burk as we pay tribute to the lives and work of Star Trek legends Patrick Stewart and Walter Koenig, discuss Verada Sethu's appearance on The Whoniverse Show, disparage Doctor Who directors of yesteryear in The Timelash, and do a deep dive into the CBC's telecine archives as we unravel the mystery of Razzle Dazzle (and also Marco Polo)!
Links:
- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
- Patrick Stewart, Star Trek actor and acclaimed thespian, dies aged 86
- Walter Koenig, Chekov on 'Star Trek,' Dies at 90
- Varada Sethu on The Whoniverse Show
- Doctor Who – Timelash soundtrack coming November 13
- Doctor Who – The 60th Anniversary Specials coming November 27
- Doctor Who: Chronicles 1972 coming November 5
- Terrance Dicks biography "Written by Terrance Dicks" by Simon Guerrier coming November 30
- Big Finish: The Worlds of Doctor Who – The War Master: Deeds Without Name released
- Big Finish: 2026's Paul Spragg competition winner revealed
- Dalek 63-88 Doctor Who Pub Quiz on November 15 in Somerset
- The Teatime Telly Pin Collection Kickstarter goes live November 3
- The Timelash (November 1-7)
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TDP 1513: #DoctorWho Halloween Week 4 of 4 Overworked by Hannah Kennedy - a Fifth Doctor and Nyssa adventure
Tin Dog PodcastWhen the TARDIS locks on to a signal calling out for a 'doctor', Nyssa and the Doctor are brought to a hospital on Earth in 1974. However, with the help of cleaners Harold and Sophie, they discover that something is very wrong with the patients here, something otherworldly.
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Sir Sherlock
Trap One: A Doctor Who PodcastThank you for downloading the Trap One Podcast.
On this episode Conrad, Barnaby, Wendy and Wink drop by to discuss their work on the Sir Sherlock audio dramas.
Tom Baker reprises the role of Sherlock Holmes with John Leeson as Watson, for this series by AUK Studios.
You can back the Kickstarter for the fourth story, The Doctor's Son here. This link also provides the opportunity to purchase the first three volumes of adventures - Red Letter Day, The Sickle and the Sea, and The Parting Shot.
The Theo the Mouse Youtube channel.
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Tim's Take On: Episode 882(Dr Who Blu Ray Team at Whooverville 17)
Tim's Take On...This week on the show more from Whooville 17, a panel consisting of members of the Dr Who Classic Series Blu Ray team, namely Paul Vanezis, Mark Ayes, Toby Haydoke and Pete McTigue.
You may wish to contribute to the show's running costs, it's Patreon is here https://www.patreon.com/tdrury
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TDP 1512: #DoctorWho Halloween Week 3 of 4 Office Space by Georgia Cook and Fio Trethewey - a UNIT adventure
Tin Dog Podcast3. Office Space by Georgia Cook and Fio Trethewey - a UNIT adventure It's Max’s first night shift at the UNIT liaison call centre in Chester, screening emergency calls from the public for signs of extraterrestrial threat. But tonight the calls hold something far deadlier, and soon Max and his colleagues find themselves fighting for their lives to survive against the night itself.
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Cape Fear 1991
Waffle On PodcastCape Fear 1991
Welcome to our October (Halloween special) episode in which Meds and Kell talk about this thriller/horror film Cape Fear. Its a remake of the classic 1962 film of the same name (and we have three cameos from that fim, Robert Mitchum, Gregory Peck and Martin Balsam).
This version sees Robert DeNiro playing the villain Max Cady, Nick Nolte playing Sam Bowdem, Jessica Lange playing Leigh Bowden and a incredible performance from Juliette Lewis as troubled daughter Danielle Bowden.
If you want to watch the film (both verions) or read the book please consider using the links below to purchase them.
Cape Fear 1991
https://link.amazon/B0axJbOVX Cape Fear 1962 https://link.amazon/B07DPVD8B Cape Fear double feature box set https://link.amazon/B01skkvVj Cape Fear the book by John D MacDonald https://link.amazon/B06cDcxts As alwasy come and join us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, BlueSky, Twitter amd please do share our podcast and leave us a review.
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TDP 1511: #DoctorWho Halloween Week 2 of 4 The Song of the Reed Man by Katherine White
Tin Dog PodcastDare you venture into the dark once more? Across time and space, fear lurks in the hidden corners of the universe. Ancient horrors awaken, new monsters stalk the shadows, and the Doctor's worst nightmares are ready to play once again. 2. The Song of the Reed Man by Katherine White - a Third Doctor and Jo Jones adventure When the Doctor and Jo land in the marshes of Essex, in 1562, they find themselves at the dawn of England's witch hunting mania. But lurking beneath the waterways, there lies an ancient evil, ready to hunt and feast. Can the Doctor help an isolated coven see reason, before it's too late?
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TDP 1510: #DoctorWho Halloween Week 1 of 4 Doctor Doctor Doctor
Tin Dog PodcastDare you venture into the dark once more? Across time and space, fear lurks in the hidden corners of the universe. Ancient horrors awaken, new monsters stalk the shadows, and the Doctor's worst nightmares are ready to play once again. 1. Doctor, Doctor, Doctor by Stewart Pringle and Lauren Mooney - a Seventh Doctor adventure In the 1980s, four physics students find themselves drawn to a strange mirror, seemingly haunted by a ghastly figure carrying a distinctive umbrella… As they experiment with the mirror, they begin to lose themselves in its mystery, as the entity within seeks to break into their world.
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ProgNeg #61 The Man in the Straw Hat 1.2 {Netflix's One Piece}
Doctor Who: Prognosis NegativeNOSE:
- It's Prognosis Negative Episode Six One, featuring Isaac and Eric. ProgNeg's coverage of One Piece (live action) continues, as they discuss the second episode of season one, The Man in the Straw Hat. Join your hosts as they dive into the high seas and discover if they go type O Neg or Pos!
- This is a Non-canonical ProgNeg.
- This discussion was recorded on Nov. 1st, 2025.
WARNING:
- This discussion contains miscellaneous SPOILERS pertaining to the film(s) discussed and possibly Doctor Who! If you are 100% spoilerphobic to films not yet seen, do not complain to us. This episode is mostly negative (though often that is a misnomer) and contains EXPLICIT terms, concepts, and as always expect strokes of innuendo throughout.
THE BALCONY IS YOURS
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Turn Left (The Time Beatles)
The Watch-A-Thon of RassilonJoe and Toni are joined by Dr. Ashley Raburn and R. Alan Siler to discuss the Lampshade of Rassilon in the Doctor Who episode Turn Left.
If you're interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here.
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Paul McGann Interview
Trap One: A Doctor Who PodcastThank you for downloading the Trap One Podcast.
On this episode Eighth Doctor actor Paul McGann joins Special Correspondent Reecy Pontiff for an interview at the Fan TC Convention on the Isle of Wight.
You can order Reecy's book, Leap of Eighth here.
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BONUS: FIVE DOCTORS REBOOT RE-UPLOAD (I HATE SPOTIFY)
Neither The Time Nor The SpaceIt's New Year's Eve 2022 and David and Matt are here to wrap up this year's Wheelie Big Quiz finale and discuss the absurd farce that is 'The Fiveish Doctors Reboot'. Doctor Who theme by Ron Grainer, arranged by Alexander Erben. Talk to us! Email: timenorspacepod@gmail.com Twitter: @timenorspacepod
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CRRRRS 615 Dr. Who and the Daleks
Roy's Rocket RadioDr. Who and the Daleks, Tarot, Disclosure Day, Supergirl, The Mandalorian and Grogu, Whalefall, Mortal Kombat II, The Magic Faraway Tree, His House, The Substance, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Silo, Fright Krewe, Lanterns, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Widow's Bay, Destination: Daleks, Doctor Who: The Curse of Kilmorag, Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew, Tardis Roundels Sale Fiasco, Milton Keynes Collectomania and that Overpriced Tardis, The Queerest of Folk: A Life in Television, Michael J Murphy: The Last Druid, Invincible, Salvation, Wonder Man, Carrie, VisionQuest, Knightmare
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Radio Free Skaro #1091 - There's No Fighting in The Reality War Room
Radio Free SkaroFor one week only, the Three Who Rule are reunited (and it feels sensibly fine) as Warren returns from his adventures as an Associate European only to have Chris soon toodle off for his own Continental Sojourn! But in the meantime we have news of BBC stations going off air, The Satan Pit in theatres, our analysis of Film is Fabulous comments re: missing Doctor Who, an incalculable amount of banter about confusing time zone changes, the Timelash as per usual, and an interview with Richard Marks, the author of The Reality War – 2005-2025: How the Doctor Who Revival Transformed Television!
Links:
- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
- BBC Three, BBC Scotland and Radio 4 Extra broadcast channels to close
- More dates announced for The Satan Pit cinema release
- BBC Sells (and Sells Out) Authentic TARDIS Roundels from Tennant and Gatwa Eras
- Film is Fabulous webinar videos releasing this coming week
- Big Finish: The Third Doctor Adventures: The Planet Killers released
- Big Finish: Doctor Who – The Audio Novels: The Missing Hour released
- Big Finish: Jenny – The Doctor's Daughter: Zero Chill due Jun 2027
- Silva Screen released 10th-anniversary digital-only edition of the Class soundtrack bonus disc
- Artist Nathan Wyburn making an art piece with the bits from Ianto's shrine
- Rachel Talalay, Brian Baker & Clara George to be honoured by Directors Guild of Canada
- The Andrew Skilleter Doctor Who art calendar 2027 due Nov 2026
- Fear Makes Companions of Us All – Critical Essays on Horror in Doctor Who due Nov 12
- Jess Jurkovic – The 1985 Planet of the Daleks US Omnibus
- The Timelash Oct 25 – 31
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Doing the Double Cyber
Staggering Stories Podcast
Adam J Purcell, Fake Keith, Jay Doran, Jean Riddler and the Real Keith Dunn review Doctor Who: The Moonbase and the Netflix series Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy: Siege, find some general news and a variety of other stuff, specifically:
- 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
- 02:02 — Welcome!
- 04:08 – News:
- 04:21 — Doctor Who: Big Finish saves Christmas.
- 06:29 — Stargate: Next attempt kicked off.
- 09:36 — Doctor Who: Back to the big screen.
- 12:50 — The X-Files: Coogler gets the pick up.
- 15:30 — Doctor Who: It’s soundtrack time again.
- 17:04 — Michael Forest: DEAD!
- 18:18 — Dracula: New Audible version.
- 19:38 — Bladerunner: 2099 TV series trailer.
- 19:50 — Star Trek: Academy season 2 rough date.
- 20:03 — Star Trek: Gates McFadden to write a Beverly Crusher comic.
- 21:11 – Doctor Who: The Moonbase.
- 41:51 – Real Keith’s birthday cake.
- 44:34 – Transformers: War for Cybertron: Siege.
- 62:06 – Emails and listener feedback.
- 68:37 – Farewell for this podcast!
- 69:19 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.
Vital Links:
- Staggering Stories.
- BBC: Doctor Who.
- Wikipedia: Stargate.
- Wikipedia: The X-Files.
- Silva Screen: Doctor Who 60th anniversary soundtracks.
- Wikipedia: Michael Forest.
- Audible: Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
- Wikipedia: Blade Runner 2099.
- Star Trek.
- Wikipedia: The Moonbase.
- Wikipedia: Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy.
- Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
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GSN PODCAST: Stace and Barry in the Morning - Season 6 Episode 15
Geek SyndicateGood morning ghouls and ghosties, and welcome to another spectular episode of Stace & Barry In The Morning! This month, Stacey is getting into the spooky season with Resident Evil, Barry has been wrecking fools with Wolverine, there's a bit of Street Fighter action, and The Doomies make an appearance!
All this, plus music from Star Wars and Street Fighter, reviews of Dungeon Crawler Carl and Erik Burnham's novelisation of The Last Ronin, and your usual Stace & Barry shenanigans!
Pop the kettle on and enjoy as part of a balanced breakfast.
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TDP 1508: Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor Adventures: The Greatest Train Robbery (1.08)
Tin Dog PodcastThe Doctor and Yaz are sent on a mission of mercy - but who or what are they supposed to be rescuing? On board a hijacked space train, the stakes get higher as the fate of the Maelin system hangs in the balance. As the Rebel factions and Sentinel guards join battle, time is running out. Will the Doctor discover the secret of the Maelin Anomaly? This release will have a limited CD pressing of 1500 copies. Writer Karissa Hamilton-Bannis said: "I was really excited to write for the Thirteenth Doctor and Yaz, as I felt there was more to their story, and I'm so grateful for Big Finish that we have the opportunity to explore that partnership further. "My episode had a lot of inspirations. Ursula le Guin's short story The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas has haunted me since I read it, which in turn was inspired by ideas posited by Dostoyevsky on utilitarianism, and I really wanted to explore that. The Doctor tends to focus on the big picture, while Yaz is immediate and emotional, and focused on the individual."
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Run Fast, Think Big
The Doctor Who PodcastIt’s another episode of The Doctor Who Podcast! Join Brent and Michele as they take over the driving and steer the Campervan though three different eras and the latest Who news! Ian and James travel back to 1964 and Ian watches Planet of Giants for the very first time, Drew posts his latest review of the final Eleventh Doctor in The First Question box set from Big Finish – that’s A Delusion of Witches by Lisa McMullin – and Ashley deliver’s his verdict on the first of six brand new Twelfth Doctor stories in the Run Fast Be Kind series.
So grab your thermos flask, find a free seat in the Campervan and join us for another hour of driving around the Whoniverse. Enjoy!
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Illegal Alien: The Unmade Season 27 Story
The Doctor Who ShowIn today’s episode we look at the 1997 BBC Past Doctor Adventure, Illegal Alien.
This story began life as an unproduced television script intended for Season 27.
Britain is at war. Night after night the Luftwaffe are bombing London. A serial killer dubbed the Limehouse Lurker is stalking the rubble-strewn streets. But a deadlier threat falls from the sky in the shape of a sinister silver sphere...
Cody McBride, ex-pat American private eye, sees the sphere crash-land and split open — and glimpses something emerging from within. The military dismiss his account of events. The Doctor and Ace are the only ones who believe him. Before long they find themselves on a trail that leads to hidden Nazi operatives... and some very old enemies.
Before that, we kick things off with the usual mix of news and short topics. Then, after the Illegal Alien chat, we open the mailbag for a ton of feedback from our listeners on a number of topics.
Enjoy, dear listener.
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The Making of Whooverville
Trap One: A Doctor Who PodcastThank you for downloading the Trap One Podcast.
On this episode Dan and Mark are joined by Stephen Hatcher and Andrew Mark Thompson from The Whoovers for a behind-the-scenes look at their brilliant annual Whooverville convention.
You can order Steve's book Tales of Unicorns and Other Monsters here.
And Andrew's book This is a Fake! here.
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Tim's Take On: Episode 881(Pete McTigue at Whooverville 17)
Tim's Take On...This week on the show more Whooverville 17 coverage with a chat to writer and director Pete McTigue.
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Diddly Dum Podcast #239 – Beating the One-Eyed Servant
Diddly Dum Podcast
We take a look at First Doctor story “The Ark” and hear how our own Mark once missed appearing on HTV News by the merest fraction.
We can also be found on the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance
Find Diddly Dum pics on Tumblr.
Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk
SHOW NOTES
(00:10:59) “Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew” is an upcoming animated children’s television series, based on “Doctor Who”. The series was created for the BBC’s CBeebies channel. Produced and animated by Blue Zoo Animation Studio and directed by Dominic Minns, the 52-episode series is expected to premiere in late 2027. The BBC press release we discuss can be found here. The accompanying artwork can be found on our Tumblr page here.
(00:20:47) The AI film “The Unmade Season” can be found on Youtube here.
Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched anything from.
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TDP 1507: Star Cops Tick Tock
Tin Dog PodcastAs tensions escalate between the superpowers back on Earth, Nathan finds that Moonbase is in grave danger. But can he trust an anonymous warning enough to order an evacuation or is it just a bluff? If he gets it wrong, his decision could have catastrophic consequences for everyone on Moonbase.
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Illegal Alien (Novel Synopsis)
The Doctor Who ShowThis episode offers a 30-minute full synopsis of the 1997 BBC Books Doctor Who novel, Illegal Alien.
Since the book is now nearly 30 years old, we know many listeners may not have read it recently — or perhaps ever.
If you don’t want to feel left out of our Illegal Alien discussion on Sunday’s monthly show, this episode is the perfect way to refresh your memory or get up to speed beforehand.
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Podcastica Episode 379: The Web Planet OR The Menopteraman Prophecies
PodcasticaWell, friends, after a bunch of not moving giant ants last time, The Web Planet comes through with lots of moving giant ants! There are also a whole mess of Mothmen who prefer to be called Menoptera and a rather sultry sounding version of the Great Intelligence! It's certainly not Doctor Who's greatest story, but we'll always find the best parts!
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Radio Free Skaro #1090 - The Imagination Station
Radio Free SkaroChristmas is saved! The official Doctor Who YouTube Channel (don't forget to subscribe) and Big Finish have come together to present a new audio Christmas story starring Christopher Eccleston and Carole Ann Ford. We have the details. Other audio goodies are discussed as well in lieu of news of tenders and Cbeebies spinoffs, and the episode culminates in the third and final part of our Classic Series Commentary miniseries of "The Daleks' Master Plan"!
Links:
- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
- Christopher Eccleston and Carole Ann Ford to star in the Ninth Doctor's Big Finish Christmas special
- RTD speaks out against Matt Brittin's AI remarks, suggests Doctor Who should be in production by summer
- Doctor Who Magazine #635
- BBC Audiobooks: Doctor Who and the Androids of Tara due Nov 5
- BBC Audiobooks: Doctor Who: Thirteenth Doctor Novels due Nov 5
- BBC Audiobooks: Doctor Who: The Third History Collection due Dec 3
- Soundtrack for 60th Anniversary Specials coming this Doctor Who Day
- Character Options Unveils Penultimate Doctor Who Collect & Build Set, arriving Oct 19
- Big Finish: The Ninth Doctor Adventures: False Friends released
- Big Finish: The Ninth Doctor Adventures: The Rag Man
- Big Finish: Doctor Who – The Eighth Doctor Adventures: Fear the Reapers due Dec 2026
- Big Finish: Star Cops – Conflict: Tick Tock released
- The Timelash Oct 18-24
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Episode 1010: The Eaters of Light
Who NewIn 2nd century Scotland, a dangerous alien has just destroyed the Roman Ninth Legion. The Doctor discovers it’s somehow connected to the local inhabitants, who have been fighting the Romans for years. And now they want to kill The Doctor, Bill, and Nardole along with the Legion survivors.
Bill realizes they must work together to defeat the creature. But can everyone put aside their hatred of each other long enough to overcome the alien? Join us as we discuss The Eaters of Light. Hey, is that Missy in the Tardis?
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Spooky-Time Review 3 - ‘Halloween: Sea Smoke and Other Stories’ Part 1
Traveling the VortexIt's spooky season, and we're diving into one of Big Finish Productions' most chilling Doctor Who releases with Halloween: Sea Smoke and Other Stories.
In Part 1 of this review, Glenn explores two standout tales from the Halloween anthology. First, the First Doctor and Dodo arrive on a remote Scottish island in Sea Smoke, where strange traditions, mounting unease, and an atmosphere dripping with folk horror create a haunting adventure. Then, Kate Stewart and Osgood investigate mysterious events surrounding a London apartment building in Party Favours, a tense and atmospheric tale featuring one of Doctor Who's most iconic monsters.
Join us as we discuss the performances, writing, sound design, horror elements, and what makes these stories work so well as Halloween listening. From eerie coastal mysteries to supernatural thrills and time-twisting terror, this anthology delivers plenty of seasonal scares for Doctor Who fans.
#DoctorWho #BigFinish #Halloween #FirstDoctor #DodoChaplet #KateStewart #Osgood #WeepingAngels #DoctorWhoReview #TravelingTheVortex #DoctorWhoPodcast #BigFinishProductions #SeaSmoke #PartyFavours #HalloweenStories #AudioDrama #DoctorWhoFans
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Kroagnon’s Cocktail Hour (Gin & TARDIS #15: Paradise Towers)
The Doctor Who ShowJoin Dave from the Doctor Who Show, Rob and Mark from 42 to Doomsday, and Richard from Spacefall: A Blakes 7 Podcast, after knocking back a few gin and tonics at Dave’s place and watching Paradise Towers.
The story sees the Seventh Doctor and Melanie Bush arrive in search of a swimming pool at the supposedly luxurious 22nd-century high-rise known as Paradise Towers.
Instead, they find a crumbling, graffiti-covered concrete jungle divided between rule-obsessed Caretakers, colour-coded girl gangs called the Kangs, and elderly “rezzies” with some rather alarming dietary habits.
So pour yourself a G&T and join us as we take the lift up to the pool in the sky and get to grips with one of the Seventh Doctor era’s most idiosyncratic tales.
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The Ultimate Evil Audiobook
Trap One: A Doctor Who PodcastThank you for downloading the Trap One Podcast.
On this episode Pete, Denise, US Jason and Frazer discuss the audiobook of The Ultimate Evil, read by Nicola Bryant.
You can order your own copy of the audiobook here.
You can here the episode of The Doctor Who Literature Podcast where US Jason discusses the Target book with Melvin Pena here.
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Tim's Take On: Episode 880(Sophie Aldred at Whooverville 17)
Tim's Take On...This week on the show more Whooverville 17 coverage with a chat to actress Sophie Aldred.
You may wish to contribute to the show's running costs, it's Patreon is here https://www.patreon.com/tdrury
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Back in the TARDIS for the latest Doctor Who news
The Doctor Who Big Blue Box PodcastHey, Who fans and welcome to Episode 432.
After a few quiet months, Garry is back with a solo news catch-up, starting with The Satan Pit Extended Cut heading to cinemas on Doctor Who Day and a trip into our Compendium to revisit when we first covered the story back in 2018.
The BBC’s competitive tender has drawn bids from Hat Trick Mercurio, World Productions, two BBC Studios labels and STV Studios, whose pitch could take production to Scotland for the first time. We also pick through what Russell T Davies reveals about the Disney years in his memoir, The Queerest of Folk.
Elsewhere, Torchwood turns 20, so we look back on reviewing every series, and the first look at Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew on CBeebies has drawn a rare reaction from fandom in the form of a collective shrug. Could a talking toaster be the gateway for the next generation of fans?
This is The Big Blue Box Podcast, hosted by Garry and Adam. We cover Doctor Who news, reviews, commentaries, general chat, plus our regular Round Table episodes with the full team.
All episodes are available for free on our website, alongside articles and reviews from the team.
Follow and join the conversation on X, Bluesky, Threads, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram, or hop into our free Discord to chat Doctor Who with fellow fans.
Thank you for listening!
Thank you again for listening. For even more Doctor Who content, head over to our website and check out the blog, featuring articles from our writing team.
If you're listening in your podcast app of choice, then make sure you're following so you’re notified when new episodes drop.
Until the next episode, take care and... Aaaaaaaallons-y!
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Spooky-TIme Review 2 - 'Scared Stiff'
Traveling the VortexOur Halloween celebrations continue with the Tenth Doctor as we journey to the eerie halls of Ratchett Abbey for a review of Scared Stiff by Mark Gatiss, featured in the Doctor Who Storybook 2010.
What begins as a seemingly ordinary live paranormal television broadcast soon descends into something far more unsettling. As the Doctor investigates strange events at a supposedly haunted abbey, long-buried dangers emerge, blurring the line between staged supernatural entertainment and genuine terror.
Join us as we discuss the story's spooky atmosphere, the return of a familiar threat from the Doctor's past, the clever use of Halloween themes, and a uniquely Doctor-ish solution that makes this short story stand out. We also explore how Mark Gatiss balances horror, humor, and mystery in a seasonal adventure that delivers more than a few chills.
If you're a fan of Doctor Who short stories, Tenth Doctor adventures, Mark Gatiss, Halloween-themed Doctor Who tales, or the Gelth from The Unquiet Dead, this is an episode you won't want to miss.
Be sure to subscribe to Traveling the Vortex, leave a review, and let us know your thoughts on Scared Stiff. What's your favorite spooky Doctor Who story?
#DoctorWho #TenthDoctor #MarkGatiss #ScaredStiff #DoctorWhoStorybook2010 #Halloween #DoctorWhoPodcast #TravelingTheVortex #Gelth #TheUnquietDead
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Spooky-Time Review 1 - 'Wholloween'
Traveling the VortexWhat happens when the Eleventh Doctor tries to out-scare a galaxy full of alien trick-or-treaters? In this Halloween-themed episode of Traveling the Vortex, we take a quick trip into the pages of Titan Comics' Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor #4 to revisit the delightfully funny one-page comic, "Wholloween."
Join us as we explore how writer and artist Marc Ellerby perfectly captures the charm, confidence, and chaos of Matt Smith's Doctor alongside Amy Pond in a short but memorable Doctor Who adventure. From alien Halloween traditions to a familiar blue box that doesn't quite impress the locals, this bite-sized comic delivers plenty of laughs and classic Eleventh Doctor energy.
We'll discuss what makes this story such a fun celebration of the Doctor and Amy's dynamic, why the humor works so well, and how even a single-page comic can capture everything fans love about this era of Doctor Who.
If you're a fan of Doctor Who comics, the Eleventh Doctor, Amy Pond, or are looking for some seasonal Whovian fun, this is an episode you won't want to miss.
#DoctorWho #EleventhDoctor #MattSmith #AmyPond #DoctorWhoComics #TitanComics #Wholloween #TravelingTheVortex #HalloweenPodcast #Whovian #DoctorWhoPodcast
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Planet of Evil - 4
Lazy Doctor WhoSteven and Erika finish off their Thanksgiving mini-marathon (the mini-est of marathons!) with a lot of complaints about the final episode of this story.
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Hosts Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky.
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Planet of Evil - 3
Lazy Doctor WhoErika and Steven wish you a happy Thanksgiving (or a happy Monday if you’re not in Canada) as they discuss antimatter universes, captains under pressure, and also submarine movies because why not?
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