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We waited almost two months for PTEN to release the tenth episode of season 3, "Severed Dreams," and it was worth it! Tune in to hear my reactions to the landmark, gotta-win-an-award, science fiction classic of April 1, 1996. Babylon 5 has never been better!

In this episode we look at a side of Doctor Who that isn’t discussed very much – the partners of devoted Doctor Who fans.

Whilst we are all away at conventions, producing podcasts, watching DVDs, knitting scarfs and submitting scripts, just what do our partners do and what do they think of our obsession?

We bring in opinions from all over the globe, courtesy of podcasting friends.

In this episode we look at a side of Doctor Who that isn’t discussed very much – the partners of devoted Doctor Who fans.

Whilst we are all away at conventions, producing podcasts, watching DVDs, knitting scarfs and submitting scripts, just what do our partners do and what do they think of our obsession?

We bring in opinions from all over the globe, courtesy of podcasting friends.

We know her as the star of such Doctor Who gems as "Time and the Rani" and "Dragonfire," but the one question on every fans mind is, Just who is Bonnie Langford?

Few remember her premiere on the Dancing on Ice show, or its follow-up, Champion of Champions.  And who could forget her on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and The Weakest Link.  And we all remember Noel Coward's controversial remark on her performance as a young actress during a play in which a horse defacted on stage: "If they had shoved the child's head up the horse's arse they would have solved two problems at once.

But what really makes Bonnie Langford tick?  What are her memories of Doctor Who and working with Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy?  Will she return to Big Finish?  Can she still hold that scream?  All these questions and more are answered as The TARDIS Tavern spends an evening with Bonnie Langford.

Also, a big thank you to John Branigan for arranging the interview.  We love you, John!

Please send us feedback on this, our crowning moment, to tardistavern@gmail.com.  Join us on Facebook, and send Sean dirty tweets @tardistavern.

Martyn and Imran discuss Doctor Who Series Six (32) and Peter Fagan reviews The Ribos Operation from AudioGO.

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Martyn: @BadWilf
Imran: @Nerdthropology
Pete: @BeeblePete

This episode Scrolls flips over the page to see things from the other side in terms of starting out as a writer. Acting as a companion piece to the Author Interviews

recorded at the SFX Weekender we've pulled together three authors who have taken non-traditional approaches to getting their fiction out into the public domain.

Joining Phil and Clover in a virtual round-table discussion of their experiences, and the pros and cons of these alternative avenues are:-

Barry Nugent (Shadowy Godfather of the Geek Syndicate and author of Fallen Heroes, self published through Lulu's print-on-demand service)
Alex Keller (Author of pre-teen steampunk novels Haywired and Rewired, printed by small-press publisherMogzilla) and
Mark Bell (Author of folk horror novel Binder of Bone, Keeper of Corn which he has published exclusively as an e-book).

Here are some additional links to items mentioned in the episode that may be of interest to you:

Barry's twitter and Fallen Heroes, the comic http://fallenheroescomicdotcom.wordpress.com/
Alex's twitter and website http://alexkelleruk.tumblr.com/ (although I believe a Wordpress blog is in the offing soon)
Mark's blog http://sirswithinswift.blogspot.com/

Normal Service - i.e. blather, banter and bullshit about books - resumes soon in the next episode 'Life, the Multiverse and Everything.'

Keep reading.

This episode Scrolls flips over the page to see things from the other side in terms of starting out as a writer.  Acting as a companion piece to the Author Interviews

recorded at the SFX Weekender we've pulled together three authors who have taken non-traditional approaches to getting their fiction out into the public domain.

Joining Phil and Clover in a virtual round-table discussion of their experiences, and the pros and cons of these alternative avenues are:-

Barry Nugent (Shadowy Godfather of the Geek Syndicate and author of Fallen Heroes, self published through Lulu's print-on-demand service)
Alex Keller (Author of pre-teen steampunk novels Haywired and Rewired, printed by small-press publisherMogzilla) and
Mark Bell (Author of folk horror novel Binder of Bone, Keeper of Corn which he has published exclusively as an e-book).

Here are some additional links to items mentioned in the episode that may be of interest to you:

Barry's twitter and Fallen Heroes, the comic http://fallenheroescomicdotcom.wordpress.com/
Alex's twitter and website http://alexkelleruk.tumblr.com/ (although I believe a Wordpress blog is in the offing soon)
Mark's blog http://sirswithinswift.blogspot.com/

Normal Service - i.e. blather, banter and bullshit about books - resumes soon in the next episode 'Life, the Multiverse and Everything.'

Keep reading.

Wasting no time, Cam and Tony delve into the mysteries of the new Series 6 trailer - but what will they make of multiple TARDISes....?

Bringing the world of Doctor Who to you - the DWO WhoCast is just what The Doctor ordered!

Contact us at: feedback@dwowhocast.com

LINKS
http://www.drwho-online.co.uk
http://blogtorwho.blogspot.com
http://www.flashingblade.org.uk
http://www.doctorwhopodcastalliance.org

We like talking about Big Finish audios here in the DWP Campervan – over the years they have produced some fantastic stories, featuring the vocal talents of the 5th-8th Doctors.

We thought it was about time to talk about Big Finish themselves. How have they fared since there beginnings during the Doctor Who “wilderness” years in 1999, through to their triumphant releases today.

What do Big Finish do well, what can they do better, and what do we want more of. A lively discussion indeed on a company that has truly carried the flag for Doctor Who for nearly 12 years.

To cap the show off, Tom was lucky enough to interview David Richardson, line producer on the Big Finish range. Tom talked to him about his work for Big Finish.

We like talking about Big Finish audios here in the DWP Campervan – over the years they have produced some fantastic stories, featuring the vocal talents of the 5th-8th Doctors.

We thought it was about time to talk about Big Finish themselves. How have they fared since there beginnings during the Doctor Who “wilderness” years in 1999, through to their triumphant releases today.

What do Big Finish do well, what can they do better, and what do we want more of. A lively discussion indeed on a company that has truly carried the flag for Doctor Who for nearly 12 years.

To cap the show off, Tom was lucky enough to interview David Richardson, line producer on the Big Finish range. Tom talked to him about his work for Big Finish.

The Revisitations 2 DVD boxset falls into Tony and Cam's proverbial lap. But what will they make of the new "Special Editions" of Seeds of Death, Carnival of Monsters and Resurrection of the Daleks?

Bringing the world of Doctor Who to you - the DWO WhoCast is just what The Doctor ordered!

Contact us at: feedback@dwowhocast.com

LINKS
http://www.drwho-online.co.uk
http://blogtorwho.blogspot.com
http://www.flashingblade.org.uk
http://www.doctorwhopodcastalliance.org

We are pleased to post our very first podcast! We talk about the 4th Doctor serial “The Sun Makers,” as well as Doctor Who news, the new “Time” and “Space” red-nose day specials, and a few of the more recent tie-ins.

Dodgy Cybermen, Jazz music, Mad Nazis and some of the worst cases of attempted bird murder ever committed to film. Yes, this week the Projecteers take a look at "Silver Nemesis". Aided by "special" guest, Radio Free Skaro's own Chris Burgess, we review Doctor Who's 25th anniversary story.

It's a long one, so no feedback this week.

Twitter;

@Doctor_Vendetta (Mr Chris)

@beastmasterpete (Little Pete)

@KungFuYoda (Paul)

@dubbayoo (Chris Burgess)

email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

• "Space."
• "Time."
• Two funny and cute skits during Comic Relief.
• Amy Pond.
• Skirt length.
• Jokes.
• Objectification?
• Less than eight minutes. Too serious?

Also check out Teresa Jusino's take on "Space" and "Time" at tor.com (just beware the comments).

Part One: "Space"

Part Two: "Time"

(Also a hat tip to the TDP.)

You've managed to acquire The Cloister Room 018, "Drugs, Not Gloves." We talk not only about the classic William Hartnell story "The Daleks," but also about the Peter Cushing film adaptation, "Dr. Who and the Daleks." It's all very exciting. We also talk about the news on some upcoming new television projects. Some of this news is a little outdated by now because it's been so long since we recorded it.

Next week, we'll be doing an all Doctor Who episode, talking about "Trial of a Time Lord: Mind Warp," and two Big Finish Eighth Doctor episodes, "Phobos" and "No More Lies." All this plus the latest Doctor Who news!

Topics:

00:00-01:14 - Introduction

01:15-17:36 - The Daleks, and Dr. Who and the Daleks

17:37-35:56 - Upcoming television projects

35:57-36:38 - Outroduction

In this weeks episode we’ll discuss the announced release date for Torchwood: Miracle Day.

Also, a review of the prequel trailer to The Impossible Astronaut.

And finally a review of the Tenth Doctor’s first few episodes.

Note: We are having some issues with the server that hosts the podcast for the feed. If you are not able to download this week’s episode you can listen in the player below or download it from here.

Episode 13 – The Doctor Lends a Hand.mp3

Everyone is over the top and Scott and Matt are praising Nimon in the Tom Baker 4-part serial “The Horns of Nimon”. The Doctor and his companion Ramona stumble on a planet that makes human sacrifices to a creature known as the Nimon in return for gifts that he promises to bestow upon them. Can the Doctor foil the evil Nimon’s plans for a secret invasion in time? Which actor in this serial was originally offered the role of the fourth Doctor and turned it down? Does the angry co-pilot have a name? Find out in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion. And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!

Next Week: William Hartnell and “The Time Meddler”!!

We promised a regeneration and it's coming.

In just one week we will have the first new episode of Bridging the Rift as an audiozine. Listen to the promo for a sneak peek at what we have in store and start getting your ideas ready for future episodes. We need your ideas, your articles and your thoughts to this podcast going.

Visit us at http://bridgingtherift.wordpress.com for all our contact information.

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, foaming, in front of the 2005 Doctor Who episode, Dalek, and spout our usual nonsense!

The Doctor’s tied up, Rose it touching up a Dalek and Van Statten’s gotta collect ‘em all. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy Doctor Who: Daleka|

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• BBC: Doctor Who a Dalek.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

The Three Who Rule donned their toques, broke out the stubbies and poured maple syrup all over their first ever, long-past-due episode examining and celebrating Doctor Who in their home and native land, Canada (aka America Jr.). All in a very polite way, of course. With Canuck Who luminaries such as SPACE Channel's Mark Askwith, Graeme Burk and Mike Doran on hand to lead us through the past, present and future of the Doctor on Canadian TV (and off), it's fair to say we were as enthused as bunch of drunken curlers crashing a lacrosse tournament.

Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.