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DWPA Podcast #011: Sophie Aldred Interview - 29th May 2011
Staggering Stories PodcastSummary:
Welcome to the eleventhA Doctor Who Podcast Alliance podcast. This time was have an interview with the wonderful Sophie Aldred (also known as the Seventh Doctor‘s companion, Ace). A This episode was recorded atA the 2011 TimeGate convention in Atlanta, Georgia, USA on the 29th of May 2011.This round table interview features several Doctor Who Podcast Alliance members, specifically:
- Chip from Two-Minute Time Lord
- Mike Faber and Mike Gordon from Earth Station One
- Dr. Scott C. ViguiA(c) from Articles of the Shadow Proclamation
I sure you will join us in thanking not only the above interviewers and Sophie Aldred herself but also give special thanks toA R. Alan Siler, TimeGate convention chair, and his staff for arranging this group interview.
The podcast timings:
- 00:00 a Intro and Theme tune.
- 00:29 a Welcome!
- 01:13 a Round table interview with Sophie Aldred.
- 24:42 a Closing music.
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Doctor Who Podcast Episode 8: The Almost People (Send in the Clones!)
Sound On Sight PodcastIt is hard to believe that we are already at the half way point for Doctor Who in 2011. And with a two month hiatus following next week's much ballyhooed mid season cliffhanger, the entire Whoniverse is rife with anticipation and speculation. Have no fear though dear listeners (and brail subscribers), for Derek and Eric vow not to get too distracted by their great expectations for Series Six as they tackle the conclusion of last week's two parter The Almost People. Fair warning people: Thar be spoilers ahead!
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Ep. 6: Sickness, surprises, and other stories
Telos AMAnother jumbled up week! Alex and Lindsey struck down by the illin', or colds, if you want to be boring about it, and a suspect microphone have made this a short episode. Please excuse the sound quality (damn microphone again)!
Nick and Sophia take on this most climactic of two-parter climaxes, 'The Almost People.' Will Nick find a way to fit a pun into the podcast? Will Sophia give him a withering look if he does? Find out here and now!
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Geek Syndicate - Episode 184
Geek SyndicateWelcome to Episode 184 of Geek Syndicate. Join Barry and Dave as they once more guide you through the murky underbelly of Geekdom
News
The Hobbit films get a release date and some titles, Swap your kidney for an iPad and How Lightsabers can ruin your education.
Week That Was
Smallville Series Finale (spoilers), The Valley of Fear, Terry Pratchett First Novel Award, The Minister of Chance and more
Main
In this special main feature we are joined by fellow podcasters Gav (Sidekickcast) and Steve (Comic Book Outsiders) to discuss the pros and cons of the big news from DC regarding the future of it's universe and the changes to their digital comics strategy.
Listen to the Minister of Chance free Prologue here
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Geek Syndicate - Episode 184
Geek SyndicateWelcome to Episode 184 of Geek Syndicate. Join Barry and Dave as they once more guide you through the murky underbelly of Geekdom
News
The Hobbit films get a release date and some titles, Swap your kidney for an iPad and How Lightsabers can ruin your education.
Week That Was
Smallville Series Finale (spoilers), The Valley of Fear, Terry Pratchett First Novel Award, The Minister of Chance and more
Main
In this special main feature we are joined by fellow podcasters Gav (Sidekickcast) and Steve (Comic Book Outsiders) to discuss the pros and cons of the big news from DC regarding the future of it's universe and the changes to their digital comics strategy.
Listen to the Minister of Chance free Prologue here
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Small Press Big Mouth Special - What Is The Point Of Small Press Superheroes?
Geek SyndicateRecorded at the recent Bristol Comic and Small Press Expo, this panel explores the question What Is The Point Of Small Press Superheroes? Hosted by Stacey Whittle the panellists are, Daniel Clifford, Paul Grist, Graham Pearce and Matthew Craig.
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TDP 180: The Almost People Smith 2.06
Tin Dog Podcast"The Almost People" is the sixth episode of the sixth series of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, and was first broadcast on BBC One on 28 May 2011. It is the second episode of a two-part story which began with "The Rebel Flesh". Contents [hide] 1 Plot 1.1 Synopsis 1.2 Continuity 2 Production 2.1 Cast notes 3 Broadcast and reception 3.1 International broadcast 4 References 5 External links [edit] Plot [edit] Synopsis The ganger of the Doctor struggles to reconcile his old regenerations, quoting from them, before he stabilises. Both Doctors look the same but can be told apart by their different shoes. The two Doctors determine that they need to restore power to the factory in order to send a distress call to the mainland. Amy becomes distrustful of the ganger Doctor and asks him not to call her "Pond", his sobriquet for her. While the group escapes from the chapel, the Jennifer ganger explains that every time a ganger dies, the last question in their eyes is "Why?". She convinces the other gangers to rise up against humanity. Rory, still looking for Jennifer, eventually finds two Jennifers, each insisting they are the 'real' Jennifer. They fight each other; one finally pushes the other into an acid pool, where she melts and is revealed to be a ganger. The humans and the Doctors arrive at the power control room. Sensing the Flesh in his head, the ganger Doctor runs outside, and Amy runs after him. She confronts him about the death she witnessed, but the ganger Doctor does not respond. He echoes the Jennifer ganger's question: "'Why?' It's all the eyes say. 'Why?'" He pushes Amy up against the wall, and she runs back into the control room, scared. Cleaves separates the Doctors, saying they cannot trust the ganger. The Doctor sends his ganger and Buzzer off to find Rory and Jennifer, explaining that the sonic screwdriver can distinguish between humans and the Flesh. Jennifer leads Rory to a room and asks him to initiate a power system, but this instead turns off the factory's cooling system and the acid begins to boil. The Doctor and the humans are forced to flee the communications room as acid pipes start to explode. Jennifer and Rory come across a pile of discarded gangers, left to rot but fully aware. Rory says they have to show the world what they have found: to this end, Jennifer tricks Rory into locking the humans and the Doctor into the crypt, and Jennifer reveals herself to be in fact another Jennifer ganger. This episode features the 'Eye Patch Lady'. Meanwhile, Jennifer has killed Buzzer and the Doctor ganger is recruited by the other gangers. With the help of a holographic phone call to Jimmy's son, the Doctor ganger convinces them that they share the same compassion as the humans. Ganger Cleaves orders the humans released. This enrages Jennifer, who transforms into a monster intent on killing them all. The group runs through the factory and find the TARDIS, which falls through the ceiling. The Cleaves ganger and the Doctor say they will remain to hold back the Jennifer ganger. Amy tries to get the Doctor into the TARDIS, but he reveals that they switched boots; the ganger Doctor and the original have been pretending to be each other all along. Amy apologises for mistrusting them, and the ganger Doctor tells Amy, "Push - but only when she tells you to." The Doctor and Cleaves gangers stay behind as the others leave, sacrificing themselves to destroy Jennifer. The Doctor drops Cleaves and the Jimmy ganger off at their company headquarters. Amy suddenly begins to feel pain in her abdomen, and The Doctor tells her she is having contractions. In the TARDIS, the Doctor tells Amy she is a ganger, and has not actually been with them for a long time. He explains they visited the factory so he could scan the Flesh in its early stages. He promises to find the real Amy, and blocks her connection to the ganger. The ganger disintegrates. Amy wakes up in a white room. The Eye Patch Lady slides back a window and looks down on her, telling her to push. Amy looks down to see that she is pregnant, and screams as she goes into labour. [edit] Continuity While struggling with his past regenerations, the Doctor's ganger alludes to several previous Doctors' words. He misquotes the First Doctor's line "one day we shall get back... yes, one day" from An Unearthly Child as "one day we will get back", speaks the Third Doctor's famous line "reverse the polarity of the neutron flow", and speaks with the voices of the Fourth and Tenth Doctors (Tom Baker and David Tennant respectively), the former expressing that Doctor's fondness for jelly babies.[1] The Eye Patch Lady previously made brief appearances in "Day of the Moon", "The Curse of the Black Spot" and "The Rebel Flesh". According to Executive Producer Beth Willis, the Amy Pond ganger has been acting in place of the original Amy Pond since the beginning of series 6.[1] The original Amy is shown to be in labour; the Doctor has performed several inconclusive pregnancy tests on Amy since "Day of the Moon". Believing she is talking to the Doctor's ganger, Amy informs the original Doctor of his future self's death as seen in "The Impossible Astronaut". [edit] Production [edit] Cast notes Raquel Cassidy previously appeared in the Fifth Doctor audio drama The Judgement of Isskar where she played Mesca.[2] Cassidy also previously starred in the BBC TV series Party Animals alongside Matt Smith. Marshall Lancaster, who played Buzzer, has also starred Life On Mars and Ashes To Ashes, which were written by Matthew Graham, who wrote this episode and also "The Rebel Flesh". [edit] Broadcast and reception Dan Martin of The Guardian said of the episode, "The Almost People feels a bit uneven, though it's worth saying that it's one of those where everything makes more sense on second viewing",[3] but went on to describe the gangers as "an exercise in moral dilemmas", and "memorable Almost Villains".[3] Gavin Fuller of The Telegraph described it as a "taut, claustrophobic, sci-fi thriller", and as an "impressive episode with its neatly realised psychological and body horror"[4]. A largely positive review also came from Neela Debnath of The Independent, who states that Matt Smith "excels in his acting, managing to be reassuring and threatening, hilarious and sinister all within the same few scenes".[5]. Both Martin and Fuller were less generous of Jennifer's monster transformation. Martin commented "this dark, thoughtful story is restored to camp running-for-your-life-around-some-corridors"[3], and Fuller called it "something of a pity".[4] [edit] International broadcast BBC America plans to show this episode on 4 June, one week later than it is aired in the UK, due to expected low numbers of TV viewers during the Memorial Day weekend.[6]
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Small Press Big Mouth Special - What Is The Point Of Small Press Superheroes?
Geek SyndicateRecorded at the recent Bristol Comic and Small Press Expo, this panel explores the question What Is The Point Of Small Press Superheroes? Hosted by Stacey Whittle the panellists are, Daniel Clifford, Paul Grist, Graham Pearce and Matthew Craig.
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Commentary: The Almost People
The Cultdom CollectiveThe almost sober Ian, the almost alive daveac and the almost capable Mike again let their gangers do the talking - all over 'The Almost People' Doctor Who Series 6 Episode 6 - a Cultdom Commentary.
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Scrolls Chapter 14: How To Be A Hero
Geek SyndicateIn which the team try valiantly to determine what makes for a great hero, how the nature of heroism has changed over time and what makes a Hero attractive to read about -
in theory. And I did say 'try.'
It's a big subject (as usual) and we cover quite a bit of ground, but we still manage to wander off topic, insert a certain vegetable repeatedly and pin down the essential pork-pie-ness of Arathorn's boy. Have a listen then let us know what you think on the Geek Syndicate Facebook Page e-mail us at scrolls@hotmail.co.uk or tweet @scrollscast.
Forgot to mention this in the podcast, but the David Gemmell Legend Awards for Fantasy are currently running. They're down to a short list and you could help swing things. Be sure to go along and cast your vote.
Mr. TheCruel's mosaic-novel-in-progress can be found here if you fancy read along or getting involved.
Finally, if anyone interested in hearing how Clover and Dion did on their international debut you can hear the results on Geektress Episode 120 (and I can heartily recommend their website for its quirky humour.)
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Dissecting Worlds - Seres 4 Episode 5 Star Wars, Star Trek & Star Sex
Geek SyndicateThis Week the talkative twosome are joined by Matty Gould from sister-cast "Scrolls" to peer at the sex and sexuality in Space Opera. Starting from "what the hell is Space Opera anyway?" we go on to:
- Matt forgetting the plot of "Left Hand of Darkness"
- Incest, Twi-leks and sex-starved Jedi in the Star Wars Universe
- Adult Entertainment services in Holodecks
- Matty does live research on courtesans through Google (other search engines are available!)
-and much, much more.Feedback, as ever, appreciated to- dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk
or - twitter Matt @theGrampus or Kehaar @Clarkythecruel
- or use the new discussion boards at the Geeksyndicate facebook page http://www.facebook.com/
#!/geeksyndicate
Kehaar's game related musings can be found here http://clarkythecruel.wordpress.com/ and his current RPG campaign here http://alfiesantics.wordpress.com/ Matt's literary reviews are on the Geek Syndicate site (http://www.geeksyndicate.co.uk/) under the Tolkien Gestures column.
- dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk
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The Next level Episode 30 - New beginnings
Geek SyndicateIn this week's pod it's all about new beginnings for the boys. Ant gets engaged, Amaechi gets a new job and PSN finally get back up and running.
In the news
- PSN is back up and Sony is offer users free games and identity fraud protection as a thank you
- Rumours of Project Cafe (Wii 2) launch titles that will set off alarm bells at Sony and Microsoft
- Gotham City Imposters game gets announced
- Changes to the Mass effect combat system for Mass Effect 3
- The Nintendo 3DS goes fully multimedia
- You know it was coming....but it's official....a games company has trademarked Seal team Si
Buy, Rent or Avoid - features our reviews of Pilot Wings 3DS and Dragon Age 2
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Scrolls Chapter 14: How To Be A Hero
Geek SyndicateIn which the team try valiantly to determine what makes for a great hero, how the nature of heroism has changed over time and what makes a Hero attractive to read about -
in theory. And I did say 'try.'
It's a big subject (as usual) and we cover quite a bit of ground, but we still manage to wander off topic, insert a certain vegetable repeatedly and pin down the essential pork-pie-ness of Arathorn's boy. Have a listen then let us know what you think on the Geek Syndicate Facebook Page e-mail us at scrolls@hotmail.co.uk or tweet @scrollscast.
Forgot to mention this in the podcast, but the David Gemmell Legend Awards for Fantasy are currently running. They're down to a short list and you could help swing things. Be sure to go along and cast your vote.
Mr. TheCruel's mosaic-novel-in-progress can be found here if you fancy read along or getting involved.
Finally, if anyone interested in hearing how Clover and Dion did on their international debut you can hear the results on Geektress Episode 120 (and I can heartily recommend their website for its quirky humour.)
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Dissecting Worlds - Seres 4 Episode 5 Star Wars, Star Trek & Star Sex
Geek SyndicateThis Week the talkative twosome are joined by Matty Gould from sister-cast "Scrolls" to peer at the sex and sexuality in Space Opera. Starting from "what the hell is Space Opera anyway?" we go on to:
- Matt forgetting the plot of "Left Hand of Darkness"
- Incest, Twi-leks and sex-starved Jedi in the Star Wars Universe
- Adult Entertainment services in Holodecks
- Matty does live research on courtesans through Google (other search engines are available!)
-and much, much more.Feedback, as ever, appreciated to- dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk
or - twitter Matt @theGrampus or Kehaar @Clarkythecruel
- or use the new discussion boards at the Geeksyndicate facebook page http://www.facebook.com/
#!/geeksyndicate
Kehaar’s game related musings can be found here http://clarkythecruel.wordpress.com/ and his current RPG campaign here http://alfiesantics.wordpress.com/ Matt’s literary reviews are on the Geek Syndicate site (http://www.geeksyndicate.co.uk/) under the Tolkien Gestures column.
- dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk
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The Next level Episode 30 - New beginnings
Geek SyndicateIn this week’s pod it’s all about new beginnings for the boys. Ant gets engaged, Amaechi gets a new job and PSN finally get back up and running.
In the news
- PSN is back up and Sony is offer users free games and identity fraud protection as a thank you
- Rumours of Project Café (Wii 2) launch titles that will set off alarm bells at Sony and Microsoft
- Gotham City Imposters game gets announced
- Changes to the Mass effect combat system for Mass Effect 3
- The Nintendo 3DS goes fully multimedia
- You know it was coming….but it’s official….a games company has trademarked Seal team Si
Buy, Rent or Avoid – features our reviews of Pilot Wings 3DS and Dragon Age 2
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Commentary: Dr Who - The Almost People
The Cultdom CollectiveThe almost sober Ian, the almost alive daveac and the almost capable Mike again let their gangers do the talking - all over 'The Almost People' Doctor Who Series 6 Episode 6 - a Cultdom Commentary.
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Commentary: Dr Who - The Almost People
The Cultdom CollectiveThe almost sober Ian, the almost alive daveac and the almost capable Mike again let their gangers do the talking - all over 'The Almost People' Doctor Who Series 6 Episode 6 - a Cultdom Commentary.
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Commentary: Dr Who - The Almost People
The Cultdom CollectiveThe almost sober Ian, the almost alive daveac and the almost capable Mike again let their gangers do the talking - all over 'The Almost People' Doctor Who Series 6 Episode 6 - a Cultdom Commentary.
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The Doctor Who Podcast Episode #83: Review - The Almost People
The Doctor Who PodcastI almost forgot to add this bit It is almost time for you to listen to our review of The Almost People. Almost. All you have to do is read this little show note intro to our episode. You should be able to read either all or most of it. We are now almost half [...]
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248 - Doctor Who: Podshock
Podshock
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 248
Running time: 1:56:16We review Doctor Who: The Almost People live over the net with live listener feedback.
Hosted by Louis Trapani and Dave Cooper.
Presented to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and is a production of Art Trap Productions.
This podcast is made possible in part by and is brought to you by Podshock Supporting Subscribers and from donations from listeners like you.
Get the DWP Podcast Companion App for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
This episode is also brought to you by Audible. Visit http://podshock.net for the link to your FREE audio-book download with free trial.
Do you want the Enhanced Podcast AAC file format? Get our Enhanced Podcast version of this episode using our feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshock.xml.
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Episode #21 : City of Death tour 3e edition
Gallicast (Francais)La troiseme edition du City of Death tour a eu lieu le 22 mai dernier, comme a l'acoutume, c'est Jonathan qui etait le guide. apres la visite, les fans presents on pus participer a un petit concour pour gagner un roman Doctor Who, et aussi donner leurs avis sur la visite.
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DWO WhoCast Extra - Julian Simpson Interview - Doctor Who Podcast
DWO WhoCastTony gets to chat to the director of The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People, Julian Simpson. They discuss Ganger Predjudice, Flesh Piles, Universal Horror and, well, dodgy ankles....
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The Doctor’s Companion Ep. 54 – Double Doctor
The Doctor's CompanionThe Doctor has a Ganger and Scott and Matt are much more impressed with the sixth episode of series 6, “The Almost People”. The Doctor must team up with himself to stop the evil Ganger, Jennifer, who is determined to make humans pay for every decommissioning “execution” she can remember enduring. Can the Doctor(s) convince the humans and Gangers alike to embrace their humanity and join forces to stop their common foe? What did we think about this episode’s monster? And how about that cliffhanger? Find out in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!
Next Week: “A Good Man Goes To War”!!
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The Doctor's Companion Ep. 54 - Double Doctor
The Doctor's CompanionThe Doctor has a Ganger and Scott and Matt are much more impressed with the sixth episode of series 6, “The Almost People”. The Doctor must team up with himself to stop the evil Ganger, Jennifer, who is determined to make humans pay for every decommissioning “execution” she can remember enduring. Can the Doctor(s) convince the humans and Gangers alike to embrace their humanity and join forces to stop their common foe? What did we think about this episode’s monster? And how about that cliffhanger? Find out in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!
Next Week: “A Good Man Goes To War”!!
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The Doctor Who Podcast Episode #83: Review - The Almost People
The Doctor Who PodcastI almost forgot to add this bit It is almost time for you to listen to our review of The Almost People. Almost. All you have to do is read this little show note intro to our episode. You should be able to read either all or most of it. We are now almost half [...]
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The Doctor Who Podcast Episode #83: Review - The Almost People
The Doctor Who PodcastI almost forgot to add this bit It is almost time for you to listen to our review of The Almost People. Almost. All you have to do is read this little show note intro to our episode. You should be able to read either all or most of it. We are now almost half [...]
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Episode 009: The Almost People/CitL: #1
Doctor Who: The Raggedy PodcastIn the first of our extra-long Chatter in the Library edition podcasts, Matt and Ian discuss the first four Eighth Doctor audios from Big Finish, which finally gave Paul McGann a fair shot at being the Doctor. Also, we talk about "Vampire Science," one of the earliest novels in the Eighth Doctor novel series, written by super fans Jonathan Blum and Kate Orman. Before all of the tie-in festivities, we are joined by Nuala to have a chat about "The Almost People," the episode itself and the ramifications of the crazy cliffhanger. Are we excited, worried, or both? No cliffhangers here!
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Article 16.4: TimeGate in Review
Articles of the Shadow ProclamationThis episode is a quick dispatch from Scott, who was at the TimeGate Con. Day Three in review.
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Earth Station One Episode 62 - ESO Invades the TimeGate Convention
Earth Station OneOn this weeks show we are taking you live to the 2011Timegate Convention in Atlanta Georgia where the ESO crew brings you interviews with guests including Sophie Aldred, One Hard Night, Heidi Arnhold, Bobby Nash and the ESO takes on Doctor Who panel. Join us for an episode so big we had to call it: … Continue reading
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Pharos Project 52: Alias Smith and Clones
The Pharos Project PodcastThis week, the Projecteers almost review "The Almost People". Huge spoilers throughout, so if you haven't seen the episode (or have a degree of taste), do not listen yet.
Twats: @natalien, @KungFuYoda, @beastmasterpete, @Doctor_Vendetta & @PharosProject
Friendface: Pharos Projec or the new group page, The Pharos Project.
shEmail: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDuORTbSRXM for the snes style Who theme we pass off as Chris.
The secret word this week is Cloister Bell.
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EPISODE 98 - DWRT Monthly for May Review of SEE NOTE
Doctor Who Review TodayWE WILL BE REVIEWING THE DALEK INVASION OF EARTH AND THE DOCTOR'S WIFE.Darth Skeptical joins us.
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Article 16.3: An Interview with Sophie Aldred
Articles of the Shadow ProclamationAn interview with Sophie Aldred, Scott, and folks from the podcasts Two Minute Time Lord and Earth Station One.
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Episode 30: The Almost People
The Bad Wilf PodcastMartyn and Imran look at The Almost People and Pete listens to the Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Ring of Steel.
http://badwilf.co.uk
badwilf@yahoo.com
Martyn: @BadWilf
Imran: @Nerdthropology
Pete: @BeeblePete
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Doctor Who Cast: Favorite Doctor Who Episodes | Doctor Who Podcast
Doctor WhocastHey loyal Whofolk! This week we have a very special bonus episode of Doctor Whocast for you, as BBC America has opted to withhold the airing of "The Almost People" and "A Good Man Goes To War" off for a week (respectively) because of the Memorial Day holiday. If you live in the US and haven't found a way to see the episode yet, this one-off is for you! Nancy, Bobby, BJ and Brian discuss their favorite "NuWho" season finales as well as their top three episodes of the new incarnation of the series. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the only podcast that also travels in time!
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2MTL 212: The Sophie Aldred Interview (Time Dilation)
Two-minute Time LordSophie Aldred wowed the crowds at TimeGate 2011 in Atlanta, and con-runner Alan Siler was good enough to arrange a group interview which is provided by the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance. Your humble interviewers are me, Mike Faber and Mike Gordon from Earth Station One, and Dr. Scott Viguie from Articles of the Shadow Proclamation.
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Doctor Who - Who's He? #08 And they sent us along as a surrogate band
Who's He?In the second of this weeks podcasts, the reviewing duo of Paul and Phil air their views on the latest episode The Almost People. However, all is not well in the Who's He? camp as the pair have rather differing views on this episode and run the gamut of emotions such as joy, disappointment, elation, anger, happiness, resentment and er...anger again. But they're both friends again at the end. Honest.
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Bad WIlf Quiznos 5
The Bad Wilf PodcastFor this fifth outing, Martyn’s sister Carina quizzes he and Imran.
http://badwilf.co.uk
badwilf@yahoo.com
Martyn: @BadWilf
Imran: @Nerdthropology
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Episode 22 - The Almost Podcast
Traveling the Vortex
We call this week’s episode, The Almost Podcast because some listeners will hear almost all of the show before they have to wait another week to hear our review of The Almost People. That’s right, our policy here at Traveling the Vortex is, if it’s aired in the U.K., we’re going to talk about it. So please keep that in mind when listening to this week’s show.However, there is still plenty for the North American folks to enjoy. We also review the subject of last week’s Seven Weeks for Seven Doctors, Vengeance on Varos, starring the Sixth Doctor and Peri.
Surprisingly, there was no actual feedback this week, however, we do read out a couple of comments that are in reaction to BBC America and SPACE’s decision to delay Series Six for one week for the Memorial Day holiday.
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And they sent us along as a surrogate band
Who's He?In the second of this weeks podcasts, the reviewing duo of Paul and Phil air their views on the latest episode The Almost People. However, all is not well in the Who's He? camp as the pair have rather differing views on this episode and run the gamut of emotions such as joy, disappointment, elation, anger, happiness, resentment and er....anger again. But they're both friends again at the end. Honest.
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And they sent us along as a surrogate band
Who's He?In the second of this weeks podcasts, the reviewing duo of Paul and Phil air their views on the latest episode The Almost People. However, all is not well in the Who's He? camp as the pair have rather differing views on this episode and run the gamut of emotions such as joy, disappointment, elation, anger, happiness, resentment and er....anger again. But they're both friends again at the end. Honest.
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Doctor Who - Who's He? #07 You've been in the pipeline filling in time
Who's He?In the first of this weeks podcasts, Tony returns to the fold and enjoys the wonders of the William Hartnell story The War Machines. The trio soak up the ambience of swinging London and fab gear, stuffy professors and government ministers (the squares!) and go Mike "Runaround" Read spotting. Phil also sets Tony a challenge to finally reveal what happened to Dodo Chaplet after her break in the country. But never forget, Doctor Who is required!!
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037 - The Unearthly Child Podcast: The Almost People
The Unearthly Child PodcastI can barely contain my feelings on this week's Doctor Who episode: "The Almost People" in Episode 37 of The Unearthly Child Podcast.
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Ghost Light (perhaps we'll evolve into a nice Victorian podcast).
The Naked ScarfWe look at this 7th Doctor and Ace confusing classic. Be appalled as Andi explains the connection between Light and The Powerpuff Girls. Be outraged as Adam discusses the importance of attending dinner no matter how many times your host has tried to kill you. On the plus side we’re fairly certain you’ll like our tie.
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6: The Almost People | Doctor Who Cast | Doctor Who Podcast
Doctor WhocastWe've just found out that Bobby, Brian, BJ and Nancy have not been doing Doctor Whocast -- it's been their gangers all along! Never fear, however, as the true crew is back in business discussing the latest episode of Doctor Who, "The Almost People." The quartet give their insight into the second half of this Stephen Graham-penned two-parter while also discussing funny voices and what would happen if your coffee mug was actually bigger on the inside.
Also, since BBC America has opted to not air "The Almost People" for U.S. audiences until next week, we have recorded a second, one-off episode which will be available tomorrow. So, if you need to be spoiler-free, save this show for next week and enjoy the one-shot!
