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Conrad (@HairoftheHound_), Jason (@jangomac72), Denise (@CupOfTea69) and Adam (@AdamJClegg) discuss the animated version of The Evil of the Daleks.

We turn our focus to The Power of the Daleks - special edition and marvel upon its many improvements, some obvious and others more subtle. Then we discuss the news that BBC America is ending funding for future animations and the Conservative government under Boris Johnson is freezing, and then ending funding for the BBC. The podcast's music was composed by Tristram Cary for The Daleks, and used also for Power's soundtrack. We recorded this episode on 16 January 2022.

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

Conrad (@HairoftheHound_), Jason (@jangomac72), Denise (@CupOfTea69) and Adam (@AdamJClegg) discuss the animated version of The Evil of the Daleks.

We turn our focus to The Power of the Daleks - special edition and marvel upon its many improvements, some obvious and others more subtle. Then we discuss the news that BBC America is ending funding for future animations and the Conservative government under Boris Johnson is freezing, and then ending funding for the BBC. The podcast's music was composed by Tristram Cary for The Daleks, and used also for Power's soundtrack. We recorded this episode on 16 January 2022.

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

We turn our focus to The Power of the Daleks - special edition and marvel upon its many improvements, some obvious and others more subtle. Then we discuss the news that BBC America is ending funding for future animations and the Conservative government under Boris Johnson is freezing, and then ending funding for the BBC. The podcast's music was composed by Tristram Cary for The Daleks, and used also for Power's soundtrack. We recorded this episode on 16 January 2022.

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

We turn our focus to The Power of the Daleks - special edition and marvel upon its many improvements, some obvious and others more subtle. Then we discuss the news that BBC America is ending funding for future animations and the Conservative government under Boris Johnson is freezing, and then ending funding for the BBC. The podcast's music was composed by Tristram Cary for The Daleks, and used also for Power's soundtrack. We recorded this episode on 16 January 2022.

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

We turn our focus to The Power of the Daleks - special edition and marvel upon its many improvements, some obvious and others more subtle. Then we discuss the news that BBC America is ending funding for future animations and the Conservative government under Boris Johnson is freezing, and then ending funding for the BBC. The podcast's music was composed by Tristram Cary for The Daleks, and used also for Power's soundtrack. We recorded this episode on 16 January 2022.

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

We turn our focus to The Power of the Daleks - special edition and marvel upon its many improvements, some obvious and others more subtle. Then we discuss the news that BBC America is ending funding for future animations and the Conservative government under Boris Johnson is freezing, and then ending funding for the BBC. The podcast's music was composed by Tristram Cary for The Daleks, and used also for Power's soundtrack. We recorded this episode on 16 January 2022.

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

We turn our focus to The Power of the Daleks - special edition and marvel upon its many improvements, some obvious and others more subtle. Then we discuss the news that BBC America is ending funding for future animations and the Conservative government under Boris Johnson is freezing, and then ending funding for the BBC. The podcast's music was composed by Tristram Cary for The Daleks, and used also for Power's soundtrack. We recorded this episode on 16 January 2022.

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

We turn our focus to The Power of the Daleks - special edition and marvel upon its many improvements, some obvious and others more subtle. Then we discuss the news that BBC America is ending funding for future animations and the Conservative government under Boris Johnson is freezing, and then ending funding for the BBC. The podcast's music was composed by Tristram Cary for The Daleks, and used also for Power's soundtrack. We recorded this episode on 16 January 2022.

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It’s the conclusion of our “Remembrance of the Daleks” Classic Series Commentary where we blatantly ignore foundation-shattering lore and Gallifreyan artifacts and yander on about something irrelevant, probably. Plus we have Gallifrey One news, the ever-present dip back into history with The Timelash, BFI screenings, and new Big Finish initiatives, and an interview with DWM’s Emily Cook where she reveals her righteous disdain for…stats! Ahhh-ahhhhh! STATS!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Gallifrey One update
• Doctor Who Magazine 574
• BFI Revelation of the Daleks screening
• Big Finish Unbound: Doctor of War – Genesis
• Doctor Who and the Daleks illustrated edition
• B&M Dalek Assault Mini Bobble Set

Commentary:

• Remembrance of the Daleks episode 4
• “How I Made Ace’s Jacket”
• @who_fx looks at Remembrance of the Daleks in 2016

Interview:

• Emily Cook

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

It's Episode Lucky-Number-Thirteen. Doctor Who and the Giant Robot is one of our favorite novelizations from childhood, a slim volume -- the shortest Target book to date -- but it's held an outsized influence over Jason's life, since he first read it over 35 years ago. What about this little book is so magical? Why should it still be widely read today?

In the first half of the episode, Jason takes you on journey through the book's text. Terrance Dicks uses fewer words here, in the March 1975 release, than in his earlier books, but pulls no punches, and works his usual craft in adapting the teleplays while never missing a wicked character aside or sharp internal thought.

In the second half, we're rejoined by Stacey Smith?, a prolific Doctor Who non-fiction writer and editor, making her second appearance on Doctor Who Literature. How did Stacey come to get this book co-signed by the wrong Doctor? Is this book more memorable than its parent TV story? How do the book's politics play out in this tumultuous world of 2022?

This episode features Simon & Garfunkel's "Hazy Shade of Winter" (not featuring Miss Winters... or Arnold Jellicoe).

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

The Seeds of Doom - Review

Both Phil and Paul ponder why it was taken them so long to get round to talking about the classic Doctor Who story, The Seeds of Doom and then begin to get extremely fanboyish over every aspect of the production!

The News

In the news this month, Doctor Who comes second in an official BBC poll for the most loved BBC shows of all time and Season 22 gets the blu-ray boxset treatment.

Omega's Tittle Tattle Corner

David Tennant is the 14th Doctor? According to rumours that just won't quit, that is what is happening!