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It's time to grab the TARDIS for the first of four trips back to 1995 and some audio from the Star Trek Generations Convention that was held at the Royal Albert Hall, London. This week it's the captain Patrick Stewart.

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

It’s time to grab the TARDIS for the first of four trips back to 1995 and some audio from the Star Trek Generations Convention that was held at the Royal Albert Hall, London. This week it’s the captain Patrick Stewart.

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

It’s time to grab the TARDIS for the first of four trips back to 1995 and some audio from the Star Trek Generations Convention that was held at the Royal Albert Hall, London. This week it’s the captain Patrick Stewart.

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

It’s time to grab the TARDIS for the first of four trips back to 1995 and some audio from the Star Trek Generations Convention that was held at the Royal Albert Hall, London. This week it’s the captain Patrick Stewart.

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

It's time to grab the TARDIS for the first of four trips back to 1995 and some audio from the Star Trek Generations Convention that was held at the Royal Albert Hall, London. This week it's the captain Patrick Stewart.

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

It's time to grab the TARDIS for the first of four trips back to 1995 and some audio from the Star Trek Generations Convention that was held at the Royal Albert Hall, London. This week it's the captain Patrick Stewart.

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

It's time to grab the TARDIS for the first of four trips back to 1995 and some audio from the Star Trek Generations Convention that was held at the Royal Albert Hall, London. This week it's the captain Patrick Stewart.

The show is now on Facebook please join the group for exclusive behind the scenes insights and of course also discuss and feedback on the show https://www.facebook.com/groups/187162411486307/

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

Hey Who fans! Big big news this week but before that the obligatory waffle then later our review of series 1’s Dalek.

The News

Mr Capaldi has been busy the last week, not with Who but with more real life problems and stories. Taking time out from his schedule he made a trip to Jordan to visit some of the refugee camps and see the tragedy there. A very touching video is online featuring Capaldi himself and his experiences there. All respect to Capaldi.

A new Kickstarter campaign started recently which is sure to please any retro pinball machine fans. Video game developers Farsight Studios, who specialise in taking actual classic pinball machines and digitising them to play on computers and consoles, have acquired a classic Doctor Who pinball machine but need help in getting the required licensing to bring it to market. Check out their campaign on Kickstarter and give it a backing if you want to get hold of this awesome bit of Doctor Who gaming nostalgia.

BIG NEWS! As you will all be aware – Stephen Moffat has announced he’ll be stepping down as show runner next year and will be replaced by previous Who writer and creator of the brilliant Broadchurch Chris Chibnall. Moffat will be with us for one more series after this years Christmas Special and then Chibnall with take over from 2018. This does leave a gap in broadcast unfortunately as we’re getting no new Who until Christmas this year, sad face. We’ve got lots to discuss on this and we’d like your comments too so let us know.

“Dalek” Review

Fantastic! We’re back in 2005 this week and witness the Dalek’s on our screen for the first time in modern Who and for quite a while previously. Can a lone, menacing Dalek and a petrified Doctor create enough of a story to keep us in suspense or does this one crash down a flight of stairs like a Dalek with a faulty levitate?

Thank you as always for sending in your clips and reviews. If you listen on iTunes or the Podcasts app (anything on Apple basically) if you could give us a review that would be amazing. Next week is going to be… interesting as we visit the 7th Doctor story Delta and the Bannerman. Until then – Allons-y!

Bye Felicia!

This week on Doctor Whooch, Danica and Brandon are talking about the BIG NEWS! Moffat is out. Chibnall is in. Also, there's alcohol. AND SOUND EFFECTS. There's a lot happening in this episode, including talk about the Chris Chibnall penned episode "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship" (Series 7, Episode 2). Brian Williams is in it! Rory's dad, that is, not the news anchor. And also, terrible things are said. As always.

Outro music is "Pinball Wizard"

Bye Felicia!

This week on Doctor Whooch, Danica and Brandon are talking about the BIG NEWS! Moffat is out. Chibnall is in. Also, there's alcohol. AND SOUND EFFECTS. There's a lot happening in this episode, including talk about the Chris Chibnall penned episode "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship" (Series 7, Episode 2). Brian Williams is in it! Rory's dad, that is, not the news anchor. And also, terrible things are said. As always.

Outro music is "Pinball Wizard"

Hey Who fans! Big big news this week but before that the obligatory waffle then later our review of series 1’s Dalek.

The News

Mr Capaldi has been busy the last week, not with Who but with more real life problems and stories. Taking time out from his schedule he made a trip to Jordan to visit some of the refugee camps and see the tragedy there. A very touching video is online featuring Capaldi himself and his experiences there. All respect to Capaldi.

A new Kickstarter campaign started recently which is sure to please any retro pinball machine fans. Video game developers Farsight Studios, who specialise in taking actual classic pinball machines and digitising them to play on computers and consoles, have acquired a classic Doctor Who pinball machine but need help in getting the required licensing to bring it to market. Check out their campaign on Kickstarter and give it a backing if you want to get hold of this awesome bit of Doctor Who gaming nostalgia.

BIG NEWS! As you will all be aware – Stephen Moffat has announced he’ll be stepping down as show runner next year and will be replaced by previous Who writer and creator of the brilliant Broadchurch Chris Chibnall. Moffat will be with us for one more series after this years Christmas Special and then Chibnall with take over from 2018. This does leave a gap in broadcast unfortunately as we’re getting no new Who until Christmas this year, sad face. We’ve got lots to discuss on this and we’d like your comments too so let us know.

“Dalek” Review

Fantastic! We’re back in 2005 this week and witness the Dalek’s on our screen for the first time in modern Who and for quite a while previously. Can a lone, menacing Dalek and a petrified Doctor create enough of a story to keep us in suspense or does this one crash down a flight of stairs like a Dalek with a faulty levitate?

Thank you as always for sending in your clips and reviews. If you listen on iTunes or the Podcasts app (anything on Apple basically) if you could give us a review that would be amazing. Next week is going to be… interesting as we visit the 7th Doctor story Delta and the Bannerman. Until then – Allons-y!

Bye Felicia!

This week on Doctor Whooch, Danica and Brandon are talking about the BIG NEWS! Moffat is out. Chibnall is in. Also, there's alcohol. AND SOUND EFFECTS. There's a lot happening in this episode, including talk about the Chris Chibnall penned episode "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship" (Series 7, Episode 2). Brian Williams is in it! Rory's dad, that is, not the news anchor. And also, terrible things are said. As always.

Outro music is "Pinball Wizard"

Bye Felicia!

This week on Doctor Whooch, Danica and Brandon are talking about the BIG NEWS! Moffat is out. Chibnall is in. Also, there's alcohol. AND SOUND EFFECTS. There's a lot happening in this episode, including talk about the Chris Chibnall penned episode "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship" (Series 7, Episode 2). Brian Williams is in it! Rory's dad, that is, not the news anchor. And also, terrible things are said. As always.

Outro music is "Pinball Wizard"

Hey Who fans! Big big news this week but before that the obligatory waffle then later our review of series 1’s Dalek.

The News

Mr Capaldi has been busy the last week, not with Who but with more real life problems and stories. Taking time out from his schedule he made a trip to Jordan to visit some of the refugee camps and see the tragedy there. A very touching video is online featuring Capaldi himself and his experiences there. All respect to Capaldi.

A new Kickstarter campaign started recently which is sure to please any retro pinball machine fans. Video game developers Farsight Studios, who specialise in taking actual classic pinball machines and digitising them to play on computers and consoles, have acquired a classic Doctor Who pinball machine but need help in getting the required licensing to bring it to market. Check out their campaign on Kickstarter and give it a backing if you want to get hold of this awesome bit of Doctor Who gaming nostalgia.

BIG NEWS! As you will all be aware – Stephen Moffat has announced he’ll be stepping down as show runner next year and will be replaced by previous Who writer and creator of the brilliant Broadchurch Chris Chibnall. Moffat will be with us for one more series after this years Christmas Special and then Chibnall with take over from 2018. This does leave a gap in broadcast unfortunately as we’re getting no new Who until Christmas this year, sad face. We’ve got lots to discuss on this and we’d like your comments too so let us know.

“Dalek” Review

Fantastic! We’re back in 2005 this week and witness the Dalek’s on our screen for the first time in modern Who and for quite a while previously. Can a lone, menacing Dalek and a petrified Doctor create enough of a story to keep us in suspense or does this one crash down a flight of stairs like a Dalek with a faulty levitate?

Thank you as always for sending in your clips and reviews. If you listen on iTunes or the Podcasts app (anything on Apple basically) if you could give us a review that would be amazing. Next week is going to be… interesting as we visit the 7th Doctor story Delta and the Bannerman. Until then – Allons-y!

Bye Felicia!

This week on Doctor Whooch, Danica and Brandon are talking about the BIG NEWS! Moffat is out. Chibnall is in. Also, there's alcohol. AND SOUND EFFECTS. There's a lot happening in this episode, including talk about the Chris Chibnall penned episode "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship" (Series 7, Episode 2). Brian Williams is in it! Rory's dad, that is, not the news anchor. And also, terrible things are said. As always.

Outro music is "Pinball Wizard"

Bye Felicia!

This week on Doctor Whooch, Danica and Brandon are talking about the BIG NEWS! Moffat is out. Chibnall is in. Also, there's alcohol. AND SOUND EFFECTS. There's a lot happening in this episode, including talk about the Chris Chibnall penned episode "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship" (Series 7, Episode 2). Brian Williams is in it! Rory's dad, that is, not the news anchor. And also, terrible things are said. As always.

Outro music is "Pinball Wizard"

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Four Faces of Delusion pick up from last week’s podcast on the TARGET novelisations by looking at the Doctor Who books published since 1989.

Being between jobs has really lit a fire under Matt who reveals that there’s little he doesn’t know about all these book ranges. This gives a well earned rest to Doc who knows bugger all about any of them.

Along the way, we learn how books kept Hayden from a life a crime and we hear of Matt’s visit to the roof of BBC Television Centre last week and meeting the great Graeme Harper while he was at it.

And of course we discuss the news that Chris Chibnall is to replace The Great Sage as showrunner.

Direct MP3 Download Link = DDPC050 – Shepherd’s Bush 90210

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THE DIDDLY DUM WHOSEUM CAN BE VISITED HERE.

Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk

SHOWNOTES

(00:00:00) This week’s podcast opens with a clip from an episode of the BBC’s “Open Air” series broadcast in the aftermath of Season 23 of Classic Doctor Who with an audience of fans grilling Pip and Jane Baker. The star of this clip is a teenaged Chris Chibnall.

(00:02:15) This week has seen the announcement that Chris Chibnall will replace Steven Moffat as Doctor Who showrunner for series 11.

(00:26:24) Robert Banks Stewart (1931 – 2016).

(00:33:10) “Love and War” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992 and later adapted as a Big Finish audio play.

(00:46:08) “Human Nature” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1995.

(00:54:00) On a battleship above Earth, a violent dictator lies broken and wounded aboard his doomed vessel. As he witnesses the ship crumble and his army fall around him, only two thoughts consume his mind. To escape his fate and kill the Doctor. No, not the latest review of the Diddly Dum Podcast but “Aftermath”, the short story written a few years ago by our own Hayden which he reads here.

(01:01:20) “Bloodheat” is a Jim Mortimore novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1993.

(01:13:24) “The Tomorrow Windows” is a BBC Books novel by Jonathan Morris published in 2004.

(01:14:00) “Transit” is a Ben Aaronovitch novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992.

(01:15:45) “Lungbarrow” is a Marc Platt novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:16:35) “The Dying Days” is a Lance Parkin novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:17:30) “The Witch Hunters” is a BBC Books novel by Steve Lyons published in 1998.

(01:19:15) Faction Paradox orginally created by Lawrence Miles.

(01:20:40) “Alien Bodies” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1997.

(01:21:07) “Interference” is a 2-part BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1999.

(01:21:30) “The Ancestor Cell” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Peter Anghelides and Steven Cole published in 2000.

(01:29:43) “Earthworld” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2001.

(01:31:51) “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Paul Magrs published in 2002.

(01:35:40) “Winner Takes All” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2005.

(01:36:17) “Borrowed Time” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Naomi A Alderman published in 2011.

(01:38:40) “Only Human” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gareth Roberts published in 2005.

(01:43:56) “Beautiful Chaos” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gary Russell published in 2008.

(01:46:39) “The Silent Stars Go By” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Dan Abnett published in 2011.

(01:46:39) “Touched by an Angel” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jonathan Morris published in 2011.

(01:49:45) “The Deviant Strain” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Justin Richards published in 2005.

(01:53:00) “The Star Beast” is a comic strip which appeared in Doctor Who Weekly issues 19 – 28 in 1980.

(01:55:23) “Room 5064” is a play written by Adrian Rigelsford, produced by Friend of Diddly Gareth Kavanagh and directed by Graeme Harper of Doctor Who fame. Our own Matt was invited along to a read-through and a photo shoot at what was (and still is in our minds) the BBC Television Centre. Photos of the cast can be found here on our Tumblr page. Matt can be found here looking very constructionist. Photos courtesy of Matt Charlton, Gareth Kavanagh and friends.

The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched stuff from.

The Four Faces of Delusion pick up from last week’s podcast on the TARGET novelisations by looking at the Doctor Who books published since 1989.

Being between jobs has really lit a fire under Matt who reveals that there’s little he doesn’t know about all these book ranges. This gives a well earned rest to Doc who knows bugger all about any of them.

Along the way, we learn how books kept Hayden from a life a crime and we hear of Matt’s visit to the roof of BBC Television Centre last week and meeting the great Graeme Harper while he was at it.

And of course we discuss the news that Chris Chibnall is to replace The Great Sage as showrunner.

Direct MP3 Download Link = DDPC050 – Shepherd’s Bush 90210

Listen/download on iTunes

Audioboo

Stitcher.com

Find us on Facebook

We can also be found on the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance

Find Diddly Dum pics on Tumbler.

Visit our new Youtube page.

THE DIDDLY DUM WHOSEUM CAN BE VISITED HERE.

Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk

SHOWNOTES

(00:00:00) This week’s podcast opens with a clip from an episode of the BBC’s “Open Air” series broadcast in the aftermath of Season 23 of Classic Doctor Who with an audience of fans grilling Pip and Jane Baker. The star of this clip is a teenaged Chris Chibnall.

(00:02:15) This week has seen the announcement that Chris Chibnall will replace Steven Moffat as Doctor Who showrunner for series 11.

(00:26:24) Robert Banks Stewart (1931 – 2016).

(00:33:10) “Love and War” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992 and later adapted as a Big Finish audio play.

(00:46:08) “Human Nature” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1995.

(00:54:00) On a battleship above Earth, a violent dictator lies broken and wounded aboard his doomed vessel. As he witnesses the ship crumble and his army fall around him, only two thoughts consume his mind. To escape his fate and kill the Doctor. No, not the latest review of the Diddly Dum Podcast but “Aftermath”, the short story written a few years ago by our own Hayden which he reads here.

(01:01:20) “Bloodheat” is a Jim Mortimore novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1993.

(01:13:24) “The Tomorrow Windows” is a BBC Books novel by Jonathan Morris published in 2004.

(01:14:00) “Transit” is a Ben Aaronovitch novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992.

(01:15:45) “Lungbarrow” is a Marc Platt novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:16:35) “The Dying Days” is a Lance Parkin novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:17:30) “The Witch Hunters” is a BBC Books novel by Steve Lyons published in 1998.

(01:19:15) Faction Paradox orginally created by Lawrence Miles.

(01:20:40) “Alien Bodies” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1997.

(01:21:07) “Interference” is a 2-part BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1999.

(01:21:30) “The Ancestor Cell” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Peter Anghelides and Steven Cole published in 2000.

(01:29:43) “Earthworld” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2001.

(01:31:51) “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Paul Magrs published in 2002.

(01:35:40) “Winner Takes All” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2005.

(01:36:17) “Borrowed Time” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Naomi A Alderman published in 2011.

(01:38:40) “Only Human” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gareth Roberts published in 2005.

(01:43:56) “Beautiful Chaos” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gary Russell published in 2008.

(01:46:39) “The Silent Stars Go By” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Dan Abnett published in 2011.

(01:46:39) “Touched by an Angel” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jonathan Morris published in 2011.

(01:49:45) “The Deviant Strain” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Justin Richards published in 2005.

(01:53:00) “The Star Beast” is a comic strip which appeared in Doctor Who Weekly issues 19 – 28 in 1980.

(01:55:23) “Room 5064” is a play written by Adrian Rigelsford, produced by Friend of Diddly Gareth Kavanagh and directed by Graeme Harper of Doctor Who fame. Our own Matt was invited along to a read-through and a photo shoot at what was (and still is in our minds) the BBC Television Centre. Photos of the cast can be found here on our Tumblr page. Matt can be found here looking very constructionist. Photos courtesy of Matt Charlton, Gareth Kavanagh and friends.

The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched stuff from.

The Oncoming Storm.. NO MORE! That's right, due to the unspeakable acts The Oncoming Storm podcast has committed since we changed to the new format, we cannot call ourselves that anymore. What acts, you ask? Well... we're not gonna show or tell you, but trust us, we've been horrible, so just believe us okay? In our new role in the universe, we're going to do things you'd never think we'd ever do in episode 166... COVER SOME BIG FINISH AUDIO STORIES!!! First up is The War Doctor: Only the Monstrous by Nicolas Briggs. Then we go to Russia to talk about Moose and Squirrel Singularity by James Swallow. And finally, we put on our best Victorian fashion and head to the Crystal Palace for Other Lives by Gary Hopkins. Oh, and then Jeff gives us rapid fire reviews of every audio ever. The show formerly known as The Oncoming Storm... This time, You don't wanna get mixed up with a show like us. We're a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

The Four Faces of Delusion pick up from last week’s podcast on the TARGET novelisations by looking at the Doctor Who books published since 1989.

Being between jobs has really lit a fire under Matt who reveals that there’s little he doesn’t know about all these book ranges. This gives a well earned rest to Doc who knows bugger all about any of them.

Along the way, we learn how books kept Hayden from a life a crime and we hear of Matt’s visit to the roof of BBC Television Centre last week and meeting the great Graeme Harper while he was at it.

And of course we discuss the news that Chris Chibnall is to replace The Great Sage as showrunner.

Direct MP3 Download Link = DDPC050 – Shepherd’s Bush 90210

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SHOWNOTES

(00:00:00) This week’s podcast opens with a clip from an episode of the BBC’s “Open Air” series broadcast in the aftermath of Season 23 of Classic Doctor Who with an audience of fans grilling Pip and Jane Baker. The star of this clip is a teenaged Chris Chibnall.

(00:02:15) This week has seen the announcement that Chris Chibnall will replace Steven Moffat as Doctor Who showrunner for series 11.

(00:26:24) Robert Banks Stewart (1931 – 2016).

(00:33:10) “Love and War” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992 and later adapted as a Big Finish audio play.

(00:46:08) “Human Nature” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1995.

(00:54:00) On a battleship above Earth, a violent dictator lies broken and wounded aboard his doomed vessel. As he witnesses the ship crumble and his army fall around him, only two thoughts consume his mind. To escape his fate and kill the Doctor. No, not the latest review of the Diddly Dum Podcast but “Aftermath”, the short story written a few years ago by our own Hayden which he reads here.

(01:01:20) “Bloodheat” is a Jim Mortimore novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1993.

(01:13:24) “The Tomorrow Windows” is a BBC Books novel by Jonathan Morris published in 2004.

(01:14:00) “Transit” is a Ben Aaronovitch novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992.

(01:15:45) “Lungbarrow” is a Marc Platt novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:16:35) “The Dying Days” is a Lance Parkin novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:17:30) “The Witch Hunters” is a BBC Books novel by Steve Lyons published in 1998.

(01:19:15) Faction Paradox orginally created by Lawrence Miles.

(01:20:40) “Alien Bodies” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1997.

(01:21:07) “Interference” is a 2-part BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1999.

(01:21:30) “The Ancestor Cell” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Peter Anghelides and Steven Cole published in 2000.

(01:29:43) “Earthworld” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2001.

(01:31:51) “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Paul Magrs published in 2002.

(01:35:40) “Winner Takes All” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2005.

(01:36:17) “Borrowed Time” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Naomi A Alderman published in 2011.

(01:38:40) “Only Human” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gareth Roberts published in 2005.

(01:43:56) “Beautiful Chaos” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gary Russell published in 2008.

(01:46:39) “The Silent Stars Go By” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Dan Abnett published in 2011.

(01:46:39) “Touched by an Angel” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jonathan Morris published in 2011.

(01:49:45) “The Deviant Strain” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Justin Richards published in 2005.

(01:53:00) “The Star Beast” is a comic strip which appeared in Doctor Who Weekly issues 19 – 28 in 1980.

(01:55:23) “Room 5064” is a play written by Adrian Rigelsford, produced by Friend of Diddly Gareth Kavanagh and directed by Graeme Harper of Doctor Who fame. Our own Matt was invited along to a read-through and a photo shoot at what was (and still is in our minds) the BBC Television Centre. Photos of the cast can be found here on our Tumblr page. Matt can be found here looking very constructionist. Photos courtesy of Matt Charlton, Gareth Kavanagh and friends.

The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched stuff from.

The Four Faces of Delusion pick up from last week’s podcast on the TARGET novelisations by looking at the Doctor Who books published since 1989.

Being between jobs has really lit a fire under Matt who reveals that there’s little he doesn’t know about all these book ranges. This gives a well earned rest to Doc who knows bugger all about any of them.

Along the way, we learn how books kept Hayden from a life a crime and we hear of Matt’s visit to the roof of BBC Television Centre last week and meeting the great Graeme Harper while he was at it.

And of course we discuss the news that Chris Chibnall is to replace The Great Sage as showrunner.

Direct MP3 Download Link = DDPC050 – Shepherd’s Bush 90210

Listen/download on iTunes

Audioboo

Stitcher.com

Find us on Facebook

We can also be found on the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance

Find Diddly Dum pics on Tumbler.

Visit our new Youtube page.

THE DIDDLY DUM WHOSEUM CAN BE VISITED HERE.

Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk

SHOWNOTES

(00:00:00) This week’s podcast opens with a clip from an episode of the BBC’s “Open Air” series broadcast in the aftermath of Season 23 of Classic Doctor Who with an audience of fans grilling Pip and Jane Baker. The star of this clip is a teenaged Chris Chibnall.

(00:02:15) This week has seen the announcement that Chris Chibnall will replace Steven Moffat as Doctor Who showrunner for series 11.

(00:26:24) Robert Banks Stewart (1931 – 2016).

(00:33:10) “Love and War” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992 and later adapted as a Big Finish audio play.

(00:46:08) “Human Nature” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1995.

(00:54:00) On a battleship above Earth, a violent dictator lies broken and wounded aboard his doomed vessel. As he witnesses the ship crumble and his army fall around him, only two thoughts consume his mind. To escape his fate and kill the Doctor. No, not the latest review of the Diddly Dum Podcast but “Aftermath”, the short story written a few years ago by our own Hayden which he reads here.

(01:01:20) “Bloodheat” is a Jim Mortimore novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1993.

(01:13:24) “The Tomorrow Windows” is a BBC Books novel by Jonathan Morris published in 2004.

(01:14:00) “Transit” is a Ben Aaronovitch novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992.

(01:15:45) “Lungbarrow” is a Marc Platt novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:16:35) “The Dying Days” is a Lance Parkin novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:17:30) “The Witch Hunters” is a BBC Books novel by Steve Lyons published in 1998.

(01:19:15) Faction Paradox orginally created by Lawrence Miles.

(01:20:40) “Alien Bodies” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1997.

(01:21:07) “Interference” is a 2-part BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1999.

(01:21:30) “The Ancestor Cell” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Peter Anghelides and Steven Cole published in 2000.

(01:29:43) “Earthworld” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2001.

(01:31:51) “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Paul Magrs published in 2002.

(01:35:40) “Winner Takes All” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2005.

(01:36:17) “Borrowed Time” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Naomi A Alderman published in 2011.

(01:38:40) “Only Human” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gareth Roberts published in 2005.

(01:43:56) “Beautiful Chaos” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gary Russell published in 2008.

(01:46:39) “The Silent Stars Go By” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Dan Abnett published in 2011.

(01:46:39) “Touched by an Angel” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jonathan Morris published in 2011.

(01:49:45) “The Deviant Strain” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Justin Richards published in 2005.

(01:53:00) “The Star Beast” is a comic strip which appeared in Doctor Who Weekly issues 19 – 28 in 1980.

(01:55:23) “Room 5064” is a play written by Adrian Rigelsford, produced by Friend of Diddly Gareth Kavanagh and directed by Graeme Harper of Doctor Who fame. Our own Matt was invited along to a read-through and a photo shoot at what was (and still is in our minds) the BBC Television Centre. Photos of the cast can be found here on our Tumblr page. Matt can be found here looking very constructionist. Photos courtesy of Matt Charlton, Gareth Kavanagh and friends.

The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched stuff from.

The Four Faces of Delusion pick up from last week’s podcast on the TARGET novelisations by looking at the Doctor Who books published since 1989.

Being between jobs has really lit a fire under Matt who reveals that there’s little he doesn’t know about all these book ranges. This gives a well earned rest to Doc who knows bugger all about any of them.

Along the way, we learn how books kept Hayden from a life a crime and we hear of Matt’s visit to the roof of BBC Television Centre last week and meeting the great Graeme Harper while he was at it.

And of course we discuss the news that Chris Chibnall is to replace The Great Sage as showrunner.

Direct MP3 Download Link = DDPC050 – Shepherd’s Bush 90210

Listen/download on iTunes

Audioboo

Stitcher.com

Find us on Facebook

We can also be found on the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance

Find Diddly Dum pics on Tumbler.

Visit our new Youtube page.

THE DIDDLY DUM WHOSEUM CAN BE VISITED HERE.

Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk

SHOWNOTES

(00:00:00) This week’s podcast opens with a clip from an episode of the BBC’s “Open Air” series broadcast in the aftermath of Season 23 of Classic Doctor Who with an audience of fans grilling Pip and Jane Baker. The star of this clip is a teenaged Chris Chibnall.

(00:02:15) This week has seen the announcement that Chris Chibnall will replace Steven Moffat as Doctor Who showrunner for series 11.

(00:26:24) Robert Banks Stewart (1931 – 2016).

(00:33:10) “Love and War” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992 and later adapted as a Big Finish audio play.

(00:46:08) “Human Nature” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1995.

(00:54:00) On a battleship above Earth, a violent dictator lies broken and wounded aboard his doomed vessel. As he witnesses the ship crumble and his army fall around him, only two thoughts consume his mind. To escape his fate and kill the Doctor. No, not the latest review of the Diddly Dum Podcast but “Aftermath”, the short story written a few years ago by our own Hayden which he reads here.

(01:01:20) “Bloodheat” is a Jim Mortimore novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1993.

(01:13:24) “The Tomorrow Windows” is a BBC Books novel by Jonathan Morris published in 2004.

(01:14:00) “Transit” is a Ben Aaronovitch novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992.

(01:15:45) “Lungbarrow” is a Marc Platt novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:16:35) “The Dying Days” is a Lance Parkin novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:17:30) “The Witch Hunters” is a BBC Books novel by Steve Lyons published in 1998.

(01:19:15) Faction Paradox orginally created by Lawrence Miles.

(01:20:40) “Alien Bodies” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1997.

(01:21:07) “Interference” is a 2-part BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1999.

(01:21:30) “The Ancestor Cell” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Peter Anghelides and Steven Cole published in 2000.

(01:29:43) “Earthworld” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2001.

(01:31:51) “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Paul Magrs published in 2002.

(01:35:40) “Winner Takes All” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2005.

(01:36:17) “Borrowed Time” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Naomi A Alderman published in 2011.

(01:38:40) “Only Human” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gareth Roberts published in 2005.

(01:43:56) “Beautiful Chaos” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gary Russell published in 2008.

(01:46:39) “The Silent Stars Go By” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Dan Abnett published in 2011.

(01:46:39) “Touched by an Angel” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jonathan Morris published in 2011.

(01:49:45) “The Deviant Strain” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Justin Richards published in 2005.

(01:53:00) “The Star Beast” is a comic strip which appeared in Doctor Who Weekly issues 19 – 28 in 1980.

(01:55:23) “Room 5064” is a play written by Adrian Rigelsford, produced by Friend of Diddly Gareth Kavanagh and directed by Graeme Harper of Doctor Who fame. Our own Matt was invited along to a read-through and a photo shoot at what was (and still is in our minds) the BBC Television Centre. Photos of the cast can be found here on our Tumblr page. Matt can be found here looking very constructionist. Photos courtesy of Matt Charlton, Gareth Kavanagh and friends.

The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched stuff from.

The Four Faces of Delusion pick up from last week’s podcast on the TARGET novelisations by looking at the Doctor Who books published since 1989.

Being between jobs has really lit a fire under Matt who reveals that there’s little he doesn’t know about all these book ranges. This gives a well earned rest to Doc who knows bugger all about any of them.

Along the way, we learn how books kept Hayden from a life a crime and we hear of Matt’s visit to the roof of BBC Television Centre last week and meeting the great Graeme Harper while he was at it.

And of course we discuss the news that Chris Chibnall is to replace The Great Sage as showrunner.

Direct MP3 Download Link = DDPC050 – Shepherd’s Bush 90210

Listen/download on iTunes

Audioboo

Stitcher.com

Find us on Facebook

We can also be found on the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance

Find Diddly Dum pics on Tumbler.

Visit our new Youtube page.

THE DIDDLY DUM WHOSEUM CAN BE VISITED HERE.

Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk

SHOWNOTES

(00:00:00) This week’s podcast opens with a clip from an episode of the BBC’s “Open Air” series broadcast in the aftermath of Season 23 of Classic Doctor Who with an audience of fans grilling Pip and Jane Baker. The star of this clip is a teenaged Chris Chibnall.

(00:02:15) This week has seen the announcement that Chris Chibnall will replace Steven Moffat as Doctor Who showrunner for series 11.

(00:26:24) Robert Banks Stewart (1931 – 2016).

(00:33:10) “Love and War” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992 and later adapted as a Big Finish audio play.

(00:46:08) “Human Nature” is a Paul Cornell novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1995.

(00:54:00) On a battleship above Earth, a violent dictator lies broken and wounded aboard his doomed vessel. As he witnesses the ship crumble and his army fall around him, only two thoughts consume his mind. To escape his fate and kill the Doctor. No, not the latest review of the Diddly Dum Podcast but “Aftermath”, the short story written a few years ago by our own Hayden which he reads here.

(01:01:20) “Bloodheat” is a Jim Mortimore novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1993.

(01:13:24) “The Tomorrow Windows” is a BBC Books novel by Jonathan Morris published in 2004.

(01:14:00) “Transit” is a Ben Aaronovitch novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1992.

(01:15:45) “Lungbarrow” is a Marc Platt novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:16:35) “The Dying Days” is a Lance Parkin novel in The New Adventures range which was published in 1997.

(01:17:30) “The Witch Hunters” is a BBC Books novel by Steve Lyons published in 1998.

(01:19:15) Faction Paradox orginally created by Lawrence Miles.

(01:20:40) “Alien Bodies” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1997.

(01:21:07) “Interference” is a 2-part BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Lawrence Miles published in 1999.

(01:21:30) “The Ancestor Cell” is a BBC Books novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Peter Anghelides and Steven Cole published in 2000.

(01:29:43) “Earthworld” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2001.

(01:31:51) “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” is a BBC novel in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range by Paul Magrs published in 2002.

(01:35:40) “Winner Takes All” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jacqueline Rayner published in 2005.

(01:36:17) “Borrowed Time” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Naomi A Alderman published in 2011.

(01:38:40) “Only Human” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gareth Roberts published in 2005.

(01:43:56) “Beautiful Chaos” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Gary Russell published in 2008.

(01:46:39) “The Silent Stars Go By” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Dan Abnett published in 2011.

(01:46:39) “Touched by an Angel” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Jonathan Morris published in 2011.

(01:49:45) “The Deviant Strain” is a BBC novel in the New Series Adventures range by Justin Richards published in 2005.

(01:53:00) “The Star Beast” is a comic strip which appeared in Doctor Who Weekly issues 19 – 28 in 1980.

(01:55:23) “Room 5064” is a play written by Adrian Rigelsford, produced by Friend of Diddly Gareth Kavanagh and directed by Graeme Harper of Doctor Who fame. Our own Matt was invited along to a read-through and a photo shoot at what was (and still is in our minds) the BBC Television Centre. Photos of the cast can be found here on our Tumblr page. Matt can be found here looking very constructionist. Photos courtesy of Matt Charlton, Gareth Kavanagh and friends.

The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched stuff from.