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So, there's been some new Target book re-releases. Dave and Siobhan look at them and Target books in general, and Dave waxes lyrical about the amazing Terrance Dicks. Oh, and the name of the new DWO WhoCast presenter is revealed...

It's not Clara...

The DWO WhoCast - yes, this one IS a bit doggy and catty.... too bad. Perhaps you'll realise just HOW frustrating it is for Siobhan!

JC and Rita are back and going on MARVEL movie overload! From Blade to Captain America – The Winter Soldier, the dynamic duo break down the MARVEL Cinematic Universe and all things in between! In our Audio Theater segment, the Atlanta Radio Theater Company gives you Narobi Jack Rackham. In Doctor Who, we tell you what Tom Riley might be playing in the show, we tell you why the TARDIS hates Clara (according to Moffat) and we review the Eighth Doctor audio The Seasons of Fear. All this and more on TFA 73!

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Episode 73 – MARVEL Movie Madness!

0:51 Opening

2:16 Main Topic – Marvel Movie Madness

19:51 Doctor Geek’s Moment in Science

22:43 Audio Theater – ARTC’s Narobi Jack Rackham!

1:02:10 Doctor Who -

• Tom Riley will guest star in Doctor Who
• ….as perhaps Robin Hood?
• Moffat on the Doctor’s Grave in Name of the Doctor
• Why does the TARDIS hate Clara?
• Seasons of Fear – 8th Doctor Audio Play!

1:12:19 – Closing featuring Scott Stapp’s The Great Divide

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JC and Rita are back and going on MARVEL movie overload! From Blade to Captain America – The Winter Soldier, the dynamic duo break down the MARVEL Cinematic Universe and all things in between! In our Audio Theater segment, the Atlanta Radio Theater Company gives you Narobi Jack Rackham. In Doctor Who, we tell you what Tom Riley might be playing in the show, we tell you why the TARDIS hates Clara (according to Moffat) and we review the Eighth Doctor audio The Seasons of Fear. All this and more on TFA 73!

Links and Lineup after the jump

Download Now!

Episode 73 – MARVEL Movie Madness!

0:51 Opening

2:16 Main Topic – Marvel Movie Madness

19:51 Doctor Geek’s Moment in Science

22:43 Audio Theater – ARTC’s Narobi Jack Rackham!

1:02:10 Doctor Who -

• Tom Riley will guest star in Doctor Who
• ….as perhaps Robin Hood?
• Moffat on the Doctor’s Grave in Name of the Doctor
• Why does the TARDIS hate Clara?
• Seasons of Fear – 8th Doctor Audio Play!

1:12:19 – Closing featuring Scott Stapp’s The Great Divide

Star Mage Comic Website

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TFA Teaches You Who

Transmissions From Atlantis Comics

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In news this week I bring you some BBC Radio Wales coverage of when Matt Smith was given the honour of taking part in the Olympic Torch Relay and also this week two mini reviews, first Dr Who: Good as Gold winner of this years script to screen competition then the long awaited Dr Who: The Eternity Clock(which I keep calling trap for some reason!)

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End theme this week is Dr Who 2010 8 Bit Remix by JuurianChi

In news this week I bring you some BBC Radio Wales coverage of when Matt Smith was given the honour of taking part in the Olympic Torch Relay and also this week two mini reviews, first Dr Who: Good as Gold winner of this years script to screen competition then the long awaited Dr Who: The Eternity Clock(which I keep calling trap for some reason!)

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.

End theme this week is Dr Who 2010 8 Bit Remix by JuurianChi

In news this week I bring you some BBC Radio Wales coverage of when Matt Smith was given the honour of taking part in the Olympic Torch Relay and also this week two mini reviews, first Dr Who: Good as Gold winner of this years script to screen competition then the long awaited Dr Who: The Eternity Clock(which I keep calling trap for some reason!)

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.

End theme this week is Dr Who 2010 8 Bit Remix by JuurianChi

Look at Barbara being all useful and stuff.

This week Kiyan and Dylan watched the pitifully short The Rescue, written by David Whitaker and aired in January of 1965. In this serial, Vicki, the replacement for Susan, was introduced. Other than that, not much happened.

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Interview with Jon Preddle (talking about BroaDWcast), plus Doctor Who related news, feedback, and more. Hosted by Louis Trapani, Dave Cooper, and Ian Bisset.

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Look at Barbara being all useful and stuff.

This week Kiyan and Dylan watched the pitifully short The Rescue, written by David Whitaker and aired in January of 1965. In this serial, Vicki, the replacement for Susan, was introduced. Other than that, not much happened.

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The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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Look at Barbara being all useful and stuff.

This week Kiyan and Dylan watched the pitifully short The Rescue, written by David Whitaker and aired in January of 1965. In this serial, Vicki, the replacement for Susan, was introduced. Other than that, not much happened.

Doctor Who (c) The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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Season 2 Episode 8. Shannon & Steve delve into reviews of The Key To Time season, the never-made ORIGINAL season 23 (that had nothing to DO with the Trial!), the never made Tom Baker movie, the never made Leonard Nimoy-directed movie (yes, THAT Nimoy!), the IDW Comics Doctor Who/Star Trek title, and a little something called”The Dark Dimension.”

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When we left our heroes in Episode 107, they were being stalked in the woods (or is it a jungle?) by an unknown and definitely large beast. Their fears have been allayed, however, as the beast turns out to be none other than Chris Burgess of Radio Free Skaro.

Without further ado or pondering why so many Doctor Who podcasters coincidentally are on this island, the three of them travel back in time to the Hartnell era for a deep insightful discussion of "The Ark", featuring the First Doctor, Steven, and Dodo.

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Look at Barbara being all useful and stuff.

This week Kiyan and Dylan watched the pitifully short The Rescue, written by David Whitaker and aired in January of 1965. In this serial, Vicki, the replacement for Susan, was introduced. Other than that, not much happened.

Doctor Who (c) The BBC
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The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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When we left our heroes in Episode 107, they were being stalked in the woods (or is it a jungle?) by an unknown and definitely large beast. Their fears have been allayed, however, as the beast turns out to be none other than Chris Burgess of Radio Free Skaro.

Without further ado or pondering why so many Doctor Who podcasters coincidentally are on this island, the three of them travel back in time to the Hartnell era for a deep insightful discussion of "The Ark", featuring the First Doctor, Steven, and Dodo.

Track us down on Facebook, email us at tardistavern@gmail.com, and follow Sean on Twitter when he can be bothered at @tardistavern.

When we left our heroes in Episode 107, they were being stalked in the woods (or is it a jungle?) by an unknown and definitely large beast.  Their fears have been allayed, however, as the beast turns out to be none other than Chris Burgess of Radio Free Skaro.

Without further ado or pondering why so many Doctor Who podcasters coincidentally are on this island, the three of them travel back in time to the Hartnell era for a deep insightful discussion of “The Ark”, featuring the First Doctor, Steven, and Dodo.

Track us down on Facebook, email us at tardistavern@gmail.com, and follow Sean on Twitter when he can be bothered at @tardistavern.

When we left our heroes in Episode 107, they were being stalked in the woods (or is it a jungle?) by an unknown and definitely large beast.  Their fears have been allayed, however, as the beast turns out to be none other than Chris Burgess of Radio Free Skaro.

Without further ado or pondering why so many Doctor Who podcasters coincidentally are on this island, the three of them travel back in time to the Hartnell era for a deep insightful discussion of “The Ark”, featuring the First Doctor, Steven, and Dodo.

Track us down on Facebook, email us at tardistavern@gmail.com, and follow Sean on Twitter when he can be bothered at @tardistavern.

At long last, Tom and Louis convene to discuss the finale of Sherlock's third series. Louis points out how Sherlock literally kills two metaphorical birds with one metaphorical stone, and Tom brings up question relating to Sherlock Holmes's ties to the Doctor Who universe.

At long last, Tom and Louis convene to discuss the finale of Sherlock's third series. Louis points out how Sherlock literally kills two metaphorical birds with one metaphorical stone, and Tom brings up question relating to Sherlock Holmes's ties to the Doctor Who universe.

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It's back to the reconstructions for Josh and Steven as they do their best to sum up 1964's Marco Polo, the earliest story that's currently missing from the BBC Archives. The first pure historical story, Marco Polo is fondly remembered by those who saw it and worked on it, but does the memory cheat?

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It's back to the reconstructions for Josh and Steven as they do their best to sum up 1964's Marco Polo, the earliest story that's currently missing from the BBC Archives.  The first pure historical story, Marco Polo is fondly remembered by those who saw it and worked on it, but does the memory cheat?

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It's back to the reconstructions for Josh and Steven as they do their best to sum up 1964's Marco Polo, the earliest story that's currently missing from the BBC Archives.  The first pure historical story, Marco Polo is fondly remembered by those who saw it and worked on it, but does the memory cheat?

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We interrupt your regularly scheduled program to bring you this special report. This week we're liveish from the Atlanta Marriott Perimeter Center in Atlanta, Georga. Our roving co-host, Cheryl, is attending the Sherlock Holmes convention 221b Con and brings you these reports from throughout the weekend.

The Sonic Toolbox will resume regular programming next week with the promised review of the 7th Doctor story, "Battlefield".

We interrupt your regularly scheduled program to bring you this special report. This week we're liveish from the Atlanta Marriott Perimeter Center in Atlanta, Georga. Our roving co-host, Cheryl, is attending the Sherlock Holmes convention 221b Con and brings you these reports from throughout the weekend.

The Sonic Toolbox will resume regular programming next week with the promised review of the 7th Doctor story, "Battlefield".

We interrupt your regularly scheduled program to bring you this special report.  This week we're liveish from the Atlanta Marriott Perimeter Center in Atlanta, Georga.  Our roving co-host, Cheryl, is attending the Sherlock Holmes convention 221b Con and brings you these reports from throughout the weekend.

The Sonic Toolbox will resume regular programming next week with the promised review of the 7th Doctor story, "Battlefield".

We interrupt your regularly scheduled program to bring you this special report.  This week we're liveish from the Atlanta Marriott Perimeter Center in Atlanta, Georga.  Our roving co-host, Cheryl, is attending the Sherlock Holmes convention 221b Con and brings you these reports from throughout the weekend.

The Sonic Toolbox will resume regular programming next week with the promised review of the 7th Doctor story, "Battlefield".

On this weeks show Phil and Paul return once again to the literary world of Doctor Who with a look at the Target novelisation Doctor Who and The Space War, otherwise known as Frontier in Space. Yes, a story of two mighty empires on the brink of war and how the Doctor and Jo manage to miss all that by testing a number of different prison cells.  And also during the course of their discussion, they lament the BBC budget in replacing a mighty lizard with a gentlemens scrotal sack.

And in the news this week, the sad passing of Derek Martinus and Kate O'Mara, casting news for series 8 and in Omega's Tat Corner it's time for some sexist footwear!

On this weeks show Phil and Paul return once again to the literary world of Doctor Who with a look at the Target novelisation Doctor Who and The Space War, otherwise known as Frontier in Space. Yes, a story of two mighty empires on the brink of war and how the Doctor and Jo manage to miss all that by testing a number of different prison cells.  And also during the course of their discussion, they lament the BBC budget in replacing a mighty lizard with a gentlemens scrotal sack.

And in the news this week, the sad passing of Derek Martinus and Kate O'Mara, casting news for series 8 and in Omega's Tat Corner it's time for some sexist footwear!

On this weeks show Phil and Paul return once again to the literary world of Doctor Who with a look at the Target novelisation Doctor Who and The Space War, otherwise known as Frontier in Space. Yes, a story of two mighty empires on the brink of war and how the Doctor and Jo manage to miss all that by testing a number of different prison cells.  And also during the course of their discussion, they lament the BBC budget in replacing a mighty lizard with a gentlemens scrotal sack.

And in the news this week, the sad passing of Derek Martinus and Kate O'Mara, casting news for series 8 and in Omega's Tat Corner it's time for some sexist footwear!

On this weeks show Phil and Paul return once again to the literary world of Doctor Who with a look at the Target novelisation Doctor Who and The Space War, otherwise known as Frontier in Space. Yes, a story of two mighty empires on the brink of war and how the Doctor and Jo manage to miss all that by testing a number of different prison cells.  And also during the course of their discussion, they lament the BBC budget in replacing a mighty lizard with a gentlemens scrotal sack.

And in the news this week, the sad passing of Derek Martinus and Kate O'Mara, casting news for series 8 and in Omega's Tat Corner it's time for some sexist footwear!

Special Thanks To Angel and TDro For The Voice Acting

First Doctor, Vicki, & Steven

On this weeks show Phil and Paul return once again to the literary world of Doctor Who with a look at the Target novelisation Doctor Who and The Space War, otherwise known as Frontier in Space. Yes, a story of two mighty empires on the brink of war and how the Doctor and Jo manage to miss all that by testing a number of different prison cells.  And also during the course of their discussion, they lament the BBC budget in replacing a mighty lizard with a gentlemens scrotal sack.

And in the news this week, the sad passing of Derek Martinus and Kate O'Mara, casting news for series 8 and in Omega's Tat Corner it's time for some sexist footwear!