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This week the TARDIS crew members travel through "The Forest of Fear", in Episode 3 of Doctor Who.  Original airdate: December 7, 1963.  Starring William Hartnell as The Doctor.  Audio length: 48 mins 31 secs.

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This week the TARDIS crew members travel through "The Forest of Fear", in Episode 3 of Doctor Who.  Original airdate: December 7, 1963.  Starring William Hartnell as The Doctor.  Audio length: 48 mins 31 secs.

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This week the TARDIS crew members travel through "The Forest of Fear", in Episode 3 of Doctor Who.  Original airdate: December 7, 1963.  Starring William Hartnell as The Doctor.  Audio length: 48 mins 31 secs.

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Chris, Jeff, Tina and Chuck (the Zombies themselves), Ross and James from Creeping with Armstrong, and a suddenly longwinded me talked about Series 5 of Doctor Who on Television Zombies 133. Hope you like it!

Welcome to Good Morning Geekdom episode 7 - the positivity podcast.

A rather out-of-date News section sees Barry and Iz discuss Thought Bubble going academic, X Men casting, Rodriguez attachment to Green Lantern, How great will Sherlock be and Barry gets very excited about The Sweeney re-boot (if anyone reading can 'get him in' please get in touch).

Two brilliant Gateways are covered before we settle in to have a chinwag about how much we love digital comics.
(apologies to Michelle Trachtenberg and Orlando Bloom in advance)

Welcome to Good Morning Geekdom episode 7 – the positivity podcast.

A rather out-of-date News section sees Barry and Iz discuss Thought Bubble going academic, X Men casting, Rodriguez attachment to Green Lantern, How great will Sherlock be and Barry gets very excited about The Sweeney re-boot (if anyone reading can ‘get him in’ please get in touch).

Two brilliant Gateways are covered before we settle in to have a chinwag about how much we love digital comics.
(apologies to Michelle Trachtenberg and Orlando Bloom in advance)

Fab Free fanzine with a little bit by me.   something for the summer

Matt is joined once more by guest co-host Donald Chavis of Donald is LOST and Re-Opening the X-Files Podcasts to breakdown the second ep of the Doctor Who Series reboot "End of the World". To submit call 314-884-1249 or send e-mail to uswhocast@gmail.com . Find US WhoCast on twitter at http://twitter.com/uswhocast or on the blogs: http://uswhocast.wordpress.com or http://uswhocast.blogspot.com

En attendant la suite du compte rendu de la saison 5, Jonathan nous fait une critique du coffret DVD "The Beginning", contenant les trois premieres histoires de la serie classic, a savoir, "An Unearthly Child", "The Daleks" et "The Edge of Destruction". Si vous hesitez encore a acheter ce coffret, ecoutez ce Gallicast, il vous aidera dans votre choix.

Revenge of the Cybermen was the fifth and final story of Season 12 (although it was not originally intended as the finale). The story saw the return of the Cybermen as lead villains for the first time since the 1968 story The Invasion, and their only appearance (barring flashbacks) until Earthshock in Season 19. It was further significant for being the first Doctor Who story released on home video. Contents [show] 1 Synopsis 2 Plot 2.1 Part One 2.2 Part Two 2.3 Part Three 2.4 Part Four 3 Cast 4 Crew 5 References 5.1 Cybermen 5.2 Metals 5.3 Space stations 5.4 Transport technology 5.5 Time travel 5.6 Weapons 6 Story notes 6.1 Ratings 6.2 Myths 6.3 Filming locations 6.4 Production errors 7 Continuity 8 Timeline 9 Home video and audio releases 9.1 DVD releases 9.2 VHS and Betamax releases 9.3 Laserdisc releases 10 Novelisation and its audiobook 11 External links 12 Footnotes // edit Synopsis Everyone but a few men of the crew of Nerva Beacon have been killed by Cybermats. The Doctor realises that the Cybermen are close by and are hoping to destroy the planet Voga, the famous planet of gold. Gold is lethal to the Cybermen and Voga must be destroyed to enable their survival. The Doctor is captured and is sent to Voga with two humans, all three with bombs strapped to them. The Cybermen hope to detonate them in a sensitive spot in order to destroy Voga. But the Doctor manages to defuse the bombs, so instead the Cybermen decide to fill Nerva Beacon with bombs and crash into Voga. But the Doctor gets to Nerva and prevents it from destroying the planet of gold. Meanwhile the Cybermen retreat into their ship and the Vogans destroy it with a missile of their own. edit Plot [edit] Part One The Doctor, Harry and Sarah Jane use the Time Ring, spinning their way through time and space back to Space Station Nerva. They land back in the control room they left when they last beamed down to Earth, but Sarah notices the TARDIS is not there. The Doctor tells Sarah that the time ship is drifting back in time towards them and they just need to wait for her to catch up. A door slides open, revealing a dead body, and many more beyond, littering the outer ring of the station. In a communications room, crewman Warner warns off an approaching spaceship away from Nerva Beacon, which is under quarantine due to a plague. Professor Kellman, a planetary surveyor, asks Commander Stevenson how long they can run a 50-man station with three men, but the other officer, Lester, thinks they can continue to manage. Nerva is on a 30-year assignment to warn ships away from Voga, the new asteroid it is orbiting, until its presence is updated on all the starcharts of inbound ships. The time travellers find a sealed door leading to Section Q. The Doctor surmises that this is the same station they left, but thousands of years in the past, before the solar flares that devastated Earth. As the Doctor tries to get through the door, the trio fail to see a silver, snake-like creature — a cybermat — crawling around the bodies behind them. Somewhere else, an alien tries to contact Nerva, and barely gets through to Warner before he is shot by two more of his own kind. The only place the signal could have come from is Voga, but Kellman tells Warner that he set up the transmat station there and spent six months cataloguing its rocks. Voga had drifted into the solar system 50 years before and had been captured by Jupiter's gravity. An asteroid of that size drifting between star systems could not support life and he warns against going down to Voga and spreading the plague. Warner logs the call anyway. The Doctor manages to open the sealed door, which activates an alarm. On Voga, Vorus, leader of the Guardians of the mines, orders his men to bury the dead Vogan that was shot earlier. Magrik, his aide, tells him that the dead Vogan was frightened of Vorus's plan. Vorus tells him that they can trust their agent on Nerva. Gold buys humans, and they have more gold on Voga than in the rest of the galaxy. The reason the agent had not contacted them is probably because the Cybermen are monitoring transmissions. In the communications room, the Cybermat attacks Warner, biting him before it is thrown off. Warner collapses, glowing veins appearing on his face while Kellman enters and pulls the magnetic log tape from the console. Meanwhile, the Doctor, Harry and Sarah have reached the forward control room, mere seconds before Lester and Stevenson enter levelling their weapons at them. The door behind them slides open to reveal the communications room, and Kellman brings Stevenson to Warner's fallen form. When Stevenson sees that his crewman has the plague, he prepares to shoot Warner to stop the infection's spread, but the Doctor stops him. The Doctor lies, saying that they are a medical team sent from Earth, and convince Stevenson to let Harry examine Warner. They take Warner to the crew quarters as Kellman returns to his own room and spies on the Doctor and Stevenson in the communications room using an assembled device. Stevenson tells the Doctor about the asteroid, formerly named Neo Phobos, but renamed Voga by Kellman. The Doctor recognises the name: Voga, the Planet of Gold, and realises that Cybermen are involved. Stevenson says the Cybermen died out centuries before, but the Doctor points out they merely vanished after attacking Voga at the end of the last Cyber-War. Hearing all this, Kellman contacts a Cybership nearby, its crew commanded by a Cyber Leader with a black helmet. The ship moves towards Nerva. Warner is dead. When the Doctor examines the body he finds two puncture wounds, indicating that Warner was injected with poison and confirming the Doctor's suspicion that there is no plague. The Doctor says that if he had seen Warner earlier he might have been able to use Nerva's transmat to filter out the poison from his system. The Doctor has another suspicion; investigating Kellman's quarters, he finds the communications device as well as some gold. The Doctor hides when Kellman returns, but Kellman realises that someone has been inside the room. He sabotages the room, electrifying the floor and sending gas pouring up from it. Keeping off the floor, the Doctor reaches the door to open it with his sonic screwdriver. Meanwhile, Sarah is attacked by the cybermat. [edit] Part Two The Doctor escapes Kellman's room and hears Sarah scream. He throws the Cybermat to the floor and kills it with some gold dust, but Sarah has already been bitten. The Doctor carries her to the transmat chamber, handing her to Harry, and prepares to beam them down to Voga and back. However, Kellman has taken the transmat's pentalium drive. The Doctor reconfigures the transmat to bypass the sabotaged system while Stevenson and Lester go and confront Kellman. On Voga, Vorus observes a giant rocket, the Sky Striker. He tells Magrik that his agent has informed them that the Cybermen are heading for the beacon. Vorus wants the Sky Striker fitted with its bomb head in four hours. Obseving the incoming craft via radar The Doctor jury rigs the transmat, and Harry and Sarah beam down to Voga. With the poison filtered out, Sarah instantly recovers. As Harry notices that the cavern floor is littered with gold, Vogans arrive and capture them. Harry and Sarah are brought before Vorus, who wants to know who is still alive on Nerva. However, the answers will have to wait. Harry and Sarah are taken away while Vorus answers a call from Councillor Tyrum, who arranges for them to meet. Lester and Stevenson capture Kellman. The Doctor explains that the Cybermen fear Voga because gold, as a non-corrodible substance, plates their breathing apparatus and suffocates them. The Doctor cannot get Harry and Sarah back without the pentalium drive, but Kellman feigns ignorance, trying to buy time until the Cybermen arrive. The Doctor uses a control box he found in Kellman's room to activate a Cybermat, threatening Kellman with it until he reveals that the drive is around his neck. Harry and Sarah are chained up in a cave, where Harry notes that the chains are solid gold, which is soft metal that perhaps they can file through. Meanwhile, Tyrum tells Vorus that he knows that aliens have come to Voga. He also knows that Vorus wants Voga to emerge as a trading power again and not hide from the Cybermen, who apparently disappeared centuries ago. Because of this, Tyrum no longer trusts Vorus or the Guardians, and will send his Militia to take over the mines. Vorus is furious, but Tyrum says his troops have orders to crush any resistance. Fighting breaks out in the mines between the Guardians and the Militia. Vorus tells Magrik to keep Tyrum from finding out about the Sky Striker, and to kill the two humans immediately. Harry and Sarah have managed to free themselves, however, and get away before the execution team arrives. They are pursued by more Guardians, who fire at them. Harry and Sarah are cornered and about to be shot when Militia troops appear, forcing the Guardians to stand down. The Doctor has repaired the transmat, but is unable to lock on to Harry and Sarah as they have left the receptor circle. At that point, Lester detects an incoming ship, but it does not respond to their signals. As the Cybership docks, the Doctor recognises it for what it is, but is unable to lock the hatch. The Cybermen come through, impervious to gunfire, and shoot all three men down. [edit] Part Three The Cyber Leader tells Kellman that the three men are not dead, merely neutralised, as they are necessary to their plan. Kellman set the transmat receptors mere yards from a shaft that leads into the core of Voga. As the environment is hostile to Cybermen, the three men will carry explosives down to Voga and destroy the asteroid. Kellman insists on going down to Voga first to check that the transmat is functioning properly and the Cyber Leader beams him down. There, he runs into some Militia. Not realising the distinction between them and the Guardians, he demands to see Vorus and is taken away while trying to warn them that they are all in danger. Meanwhile, Harry and Sarah are brought before Tyrum and tell their story. When Harry mentions the cybermats, Tyrum asks Harry and Sarah to accompany him to confront Vorus. The Doctor wonders what Kellman's reward is, if it is not Voga's gold. He taunts the Cyber Leader, saying that the Cybermen were finished once humans discovered their weakness to gold and ended the Cyber-Wars. Cyber Leader tells the Doctor that is the reason why Voga must be destroyed before the Cybermen begin their campaign again. The Cyber Leader says that Kellman was promised the rule of the solar system after the Cybermen had conquered it. With Cyberbombs strapped to their backs, the Doctor, Lester and Stevenson are briefed. They are to plant the bombs in the core of the planet, after which they have 14 minutes to return and escape via transmat. If they try to remove their harnesses before they reach the target zone, a secondary explosion will kill them. Their progress will be followed by radar. The three beam down, accompanied by two Cybermen. Militia arrive and start to fire on the Cybermen, who make short work of the Vogans. None of the three men believe that the Cyber Leader will keep his word about letting them escape, but they have to keep moving towards the target zone as they are being monitored. On Nerva, the Cyber Leader declares that Kellman is of no further use to them. Tyrum questions Kellman, who tells him that he and Vorus were working to lure the Cybermen to the beacon, which Vorus has targeted with a rocket. At that moment, a Militia man arrives to tell Tyrum about the arrival of the Cybermen, and how their weapons are useless. Kellman urges them to use the rocket. Tyrum orders his men to use every weapon they can while he speaks to Vorus. Harry tells Sarah to get back to Nerva and warn the Doctor while he tries to stop the rocket from being fired. When Tyrum tells Vorus about the Cybermen on Voga, he shows Tyrum the Sky Striker, which he has been working on for two years. However, with the Cybermen already on Voga, they have no time to get it ready. Vorus claims his plans were to just free his people from the fear of the Cybermen and bring them back into the light. Tyrum scoffs, seeing as Vorus has allied himself with Kellman, a double agent and murderer, motivated only by the promise of gold. Harry suggests finding another way into the core to stop the bombs. The Cybermen continue their slaughter of the Vogans as the bomb timer ticks down even further. Sarah transmats back to Nerva, where she overhears the Cybermen monitoring the three men's progress. However, the deeper the three men go, the heavier the concentration of gold interferes with the radar. The men continue onward, however to the centre of the asteroid. Harry and Kellman, meanwhile, are crawling down a cross shaft towards the same location. With the exit blocked, Harry pushes against the rocks, causing a rock slide. Kellman pushes Harry out of the way, but is crushed to death by a boulder, while on the other side, rocks rain down on the Doctor. Harry exits the shaft and finds the Doctor unconscious. Not realising the danger, Harry tries to unbuckle the Doctor's harness. [edit] Part Four Destruction of the Cybership Fortunately, Harry is stopped by Lester. The Doctor awakens and conceives a plan. Stevenson will continue on and create a radar trail, while the rest use the cross shaft to surprise and attack the Cybermen with gold. The Doctor and Harry jump the two Cybermen, trying to push gold dust into their chest plates. However, the Cybermen are too strong, and Harry and the Doctor are forced to retreat. Lester leaps onto the Cybermen and undoes his harness, the explosion killing both himself and the Cybermen. With the loss of contact, the Cyber Leader orders immediate detonation. Sarah tries to stop them but is thrown to the floor. However, when the button is pressed, no explosion follows. The Doctor has managed to disarm the countdown device, which allows him to release his harness safely. With Sarah tied up, the Cyber Leader now plans to send Nerva, loaded with more Cyberbombs, into Voga's centre to destroy it. Magrik tells Vorus that the Sky Striker is now ready, but before he can launch it, the Doctor asks them to give him 15 minutes to transmat to Nerva and deal with the Cybermen himself, armed with a bag of gold dust. If he does not contact them by that time, then they can launch the rocket. The Doctor reaches Nerva and frees Sarah while the Cybermen are loading the bombs. He takes the Cybermat and its control box, filling the Cybermat with gold dust. The Doctor sends the Cybermat to attack a Cyberman, injecting him with the dust and killing him. As Nerva begins to move towards Voga, Vorus sees this and attempts to fire the rocket. Tyrum shoots Vorus, but as the Guardian dies, he triggers the launch. The Doctor and Sarah's attack on the remaining Cybermen fails; The Doctor is forced by the Cyberleader to tie himself and Sarah up and they are left to perish in the crash. However, the Sky Striker is approaching just as fast. The Doctor manages to untie them both with a trick learned from Harry Houdini, and contacts Voga, instructing them to steer the rocket towards the Cybership that is just leaving. The Sky Striker veers away from Nerva and destroys the Cybership instead. However, the beacon is still on a collision course. The Doctor manages to unlock the gyro controls, skimming Nerva just above Voga's surface until they reach the other side of the asteroid and open space. The TARDIS materialises in the control room just as Harry arrives via transmat. The Doctor tells his companions to hurry up; he's received a message from Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart through the space-time telegraph the Doctor left him, which means it, is a grave emergency. Although Harry asks if they should say good-bye to the Commander, Sarah tells him not to argue. The three rush into the TARDIS and it dematerialises. edit Cast The Doctor - Tom Baker Sarah Jane Smith - Elisabeth Sladen Harry Sullivan - Ian Marter Commander Stevenson - Ronald Leigh-Hunt Lester - William Marlowe Kellman - Jeremy Wilkin Tyrum - Kevin Stoney Vorus - David Collings Warner - Alec Wallis Magrik - Michael Wisher Sheprah - Brian Grellis Cyberleader - Christopher Robbie First Cyberman - Melville Jones edit Crew Assistant Floor Manager - Rosemary Hester, Russ Karel Costumes - Prue Handley Designer - Roger Murray-Leach Film Cameraman - Elmer Cossey Film Editor - Sheila S Tomlinson Incidental Music - Carey Blyton, Peter Howell Make-Up - Cecile Hay-Arthur Producer - Philip Hinchcliffe Production Assistant - John Bradburn Production Unit Manager - George Gallaccio Script Editor - Robert Holmes Special Sounds - Dick Mills Studio Lighting - Derek Slee Studio Sound - Norman Bennett Theme Arrangement - Delia Derbyshire Title Music - Ron Grainer Visual Effects - Jim Ward edit References [edit] Cybermen The Doctor says to the Cybermen, "You've no home planet, no influence, nothing.", which may refer to either Mondas or Telos. The Doctor refers to the Cybermen calling them "total machine creatures". [edit] Metals The Cybermen plan to destroy Voga because of its high density of gold. [edit] Space stations The Doctor, Sarah and Harry have been to the 'beacon' before, in the future when it becomes Nerva Beacon. [edit] Transport technology Phobic energy is associated with recent transmat use. [edit] Time travel The Doctor's TARDIS has been travelling back through time to reach the Doctor and his companions. Once the Doctor and his companions have finished using the time ring, it disappears. [edit] Weapons During the Cyber-Wars, the glittergun was used to great effect by humanity. The Armageddon Convention banned Cyberbombs, two of which could destroy Voga. edit Story notes A new Cybermat. This story features a new form of Cybermat. This is the first story to feature the Cyber-Leader. The BBC Radiophonic Workshop's Peter Howell, later to become one of the series' regular incidental music composers, made his uncredited debut on this story when he was asked by producer Philip Hinchcliffe to add to, and enhance, the score provided by Carey Blyton. This story had a working titles of; The Revenge Of The Cybermen, Return Of The Cybermen, additionally; Part 1 had a working title of: The Beacon In Space Part 2 had a working title of: The Plague Carriers Part 3 had a working title of: The Gold Miners Part 4 had a working title of: The Battle For The Nerva A number of sets in this story were reused from The Ark in Space, which was recorded immediately before it. The Cybermen's voices were provided for the first time by the actors inside the costumes. Five of this story's guest cast had played notable roles earlier in Doctor Who's history: Kevin Stoney in The Daleks' Master Plan and in the previous Cyberman story, The Invasion Christopher Robbie in The Mind Robber Ronald Leigh-Hunt in The Seeds of Death William Marlowe as Harry Mailer in The Mind of Evil. Michael Wisher would go on to play Davros in Genesis of the Daleks, which came after Revenge of the Cybermen in production order even though it was aired prior to this serial. The Vogan seal is reused by designer Roger Murray-Leach in The Deadly Assassin. Between the broadcast of Episodes 1 and 2, William Hartnell, the First Doctor, passed away. Ironically he died during broadcast of a serial that served to reintroduce the Cybermen -- his final solo appearance as the Doctor occurred during the serial that introduced them. [edit] Ratings Part 1 - 9.5 million viewers Part 2 - 8.3 million viewers Part 3 - 8.9 million viewers Part 4 - 9.4 million viewers [edit] Myths to be added [edit] Filming locations Wookey Hole Caves, Wells, Somerset BBC Television Centre (Puppet theatre, TC1, TC8), Shepherd's Bush, London [edit] Production errors The symbol seen hanging in the Vogan audience chamber (and smaller versions on the Vogan costumes), would later be re-used in The Deadly Assassin, and become better known thereafter as the Seal of Rassilon. (The Time Lords may have had some influence on Voga during the time before their Non-Intervention policy.) The launching of the Skystriker is represented by rather obvious NASA stock footage of a Saturn V rocket taking off. The Doctor was wearing a long brown coat and hat at the end of the previous story, but they've vanished when he materializes. Lester wears his interplanetary Space command insignia upside down. When the Doctor enters the TARDIS in episode four the paper printout of the space/time telegraph can be seen hanging on a hook just inside the door. At the end of the story, the Cyber-ship explodes into flames, yet oxygen is need for fire, and The Cybermen do not breathe, as seen in The Moonbase so why would the cybermen have oxygen on there ship? they may take prisoners edit Continuity This story takes place after the Cyber-Wars, which started in 2526 in DW: Earthshock. The Cybermen of that story look at video of past encounters with the Doctor and watch him deliver the "no planet" line. It later becomes clear (Attack of the Cybermen) that the Cybermen have had access to time travel technology. The Cybermen's first home planet Mondas was destroyed in DW: The Tenth Planet, while their second home planet Telos was destroyed in BFA: Telos, which was made some time after this story. The discrepancy over how many moons Jupiter should have is resolved in EDA: To the Slaughter. edit Timeline This story occurs after MA: A Device of Death This story occurs before ST: Nanomorphosis edit Home video and audio releases [edit] DVD releases This story was first released on DVD in the UK on 9th August 2010 as part of the Cybermen boxset. The one disc set includes a restored version of the story, as well as the following special features: Commentary by Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane), David Collings (Vorus) and Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer). The Tin Man And The Witch Cheques, Lies And Videotape BBC News Location Report Coming Soon Trailer Radio Times Billings Production Subtitles Photo Gallery Editing for DVD release completed by Doctor Who Restoration Team. [edit] VHS and Betamax releases Revenge of the Cybemen will be released on DVD in the UK on 9th August 2010, along with Silver Nemesis. Released on VHS and Betamax as Doctor Who: Revenge of the Cybermen. This story was the first Doctor Who story to be released to the home video market. UK October 1983 (edited) UK May 1984 (edited) UK April 1999 (unedited) Australia January 1987 (edited) Australia December 1999 (unedited) US December 1986 (movie format) Japan December 1983 (movie format)

After the TARDIS suffers a power loss, The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith are trapped on an alien world with savages, Daleks, and a living city ("Death to the Daleks"). Then The Doctor returns to Peladon, where he uncovers a conspiracy while mediating a dispute between the ruling and working classes ("The Monster of Peladon").

Mechanise 1: Big Finish "Dalek Empire 1."

'...Where the brass bands play, tiddly pom pom PROMS!'

This time around, Tarquin (Just. Don't. Ask.) and Tony have a look at A Thousand Tiny Wings - a play that raises some fascinating issues and really is one not to be missed. There's also feedback and a special treat for those unable to go to the Doctor Who Proms.......

 

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Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins, Fake Keith and the Real Keith Dunn talk about the first two Doctor Who: The Adventure Games and FlashForward, find some general news, and a variety of other stuff, specifically:

• 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
• 00:42 — Welcome!
• 01:28 – News:
• 01:39 — Doctor Who: 2010 Christmas Special News.
• 03:35 — Doctor Who: Matt Smith to quit Doctor Who after his second season?
• 07:32 — David Tennant: New Marvel Avengers film role as Bruce Banner?
• 09:10 — Sylvester McCoy: A hobbit in new Hobbit film?
• 10:06 — Tron Legacy: More casting news.
• 12:15 – Doctor Who: The Adventure Games – City of the Daleks and Blood of the Cybermen.
• 25:20 – FlashForward: Season One wrap-up.
• 38:40 – Emails and listener feedback.* Hit us yourself atA show@StaggeringStories.net
• 67:47 – Farewell for this podcast!
• 68:14 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.

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• Staggering Stories.
• Staggering Stories: Podcast Drinking Game, Third edition.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• Wikipedia: Katherine Jenkins.
• Wikipedia: Catherine Jenkins.
• Wikipedia: Matt Smith.
• BBC: Torchwood.
• Wikipedia: The Avengers (2012 film).
• Wikipedia: The Hobbit (2012 film).
• David Tennant.
• Wikipedia: Sylvester McCoy.
• Wikipedia: Tron.
• BBC: Doctor Who The Adventure Games.
• ABC: Flash Forward.
• Doctor Who MIDI Archive.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

With Series 5 having ended in the US & elsewhere we do our Dr Who Matt Smith Series 1 Live Review

With Series 5 having ended in the US & elsewhere we do our Dr Who Matt Smith Series 1 Live Review

With Series 5 having ended in the US & elsewhere we do our Dr Who Matt Smith Series 1 Live Review

With Series 5 having ended in the US & elsewhere we do our Dr Who Matt Smith Series 1 Live Review

This week's show is part audio dairy of my day literally spent waiting for a £5 ticket to the Dr Who Prom at The Royal Albert Hall and also once I'd got that ticket a joint review of the event with my friends Adam J Purcell and Fake Keith of The Staggering Stories Podcast.

Special commendation from me must go to my friends Sheldon Collins and Adam J Purcell who helped me hugely from not getting lost on the way home in a part of London I'm only vaguely familiar with.

 

You can find the Staggering Stories website, blog and podcast here http://staggeringstories.net/ I can highly recommend this show if you want a laugh during a long day at work.

 

You can see all of my videos of The Doctor Who Prom on my you tube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/tdrury

 

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.

 

This week the end theme is Murray Gold's 2010 version of Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire's legendary theme to Doctor Who.

This week's show is part audio dairy of my day literally spent waiting for a PS5 ticket to the Dr Who Prom at The Royal Albert Hall and also once I'd got that ticket a joint review of the event with my friends Adam J Purcell and Fake Keith of The Staggering Stories Podcast.

Special commendation from me must go to my friends Sheldon Collins and Adam J Purcell who helped me hugely from not getting lost on the way home in a part of London I'm only vaguely familiar with.

You can find the Staggering Stories website, blog and podcast here http://staggeringstories.net/ I can highly recommend this show if you want a laugh during a long day at work.

You can see all of my videos of The Doctor Who Prom on my you tube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/tdrury

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.

This week the end theme is Murray Gold's 2010 version of Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire's legendary theme to Doctor Who.

This week's show is part audio dairy of my day literally spent waiting for a £5 ticket to the Dr Who Prom at The Royal Albert Hall and also once I'd got that ticket a joint review of the event with my friends Adam J Purcell and Fake Keith of The Staggering Stories Podcast.

Special commendation from me must go to my friends Sheldon Collins and Adam J Purcell who helped me hugely from not getting lost on the way home in a part of London I'm only vaguely familiar with.

 

You can find the Staggering Stories website, blog and podcast here http://staggeringstories.net/ I can highly recommend this show if you want a laugh during a long day at work.

 

You can see all of my videos of The Doctor Who Prom on my you tube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/tdrury

 

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.

 

This week the end theme is Murray Gold's 2010 version of Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire's legendary theme to Doctor Who.

Wherein Rand and guests discuss their favorite worlds presented in video games.

Darth Skeptical stops by and talks The Masque of Mandragora and the Lodger.Also Bear Fan Ron drops by.

This week Mike and Dan and John discuss the first Peter Davidson episode of Doctor Who 'Castrovalva'. Then we hop out into deep space for a review of Series II of Red Dwarf . Bet there or be smeg. Erth Station One Episode 17: Of All The Space Bars In All The Worlds, You Had … Continue reading →

T minus 155 days until The 2010 Christmas Special.

Welcome to -> HHG2W: Mostly Harmless Cutaway 21.4 <- Today Eric & co-host Josh Zimon's (@whomeJZ) saga continues as they attempt part 4 of their very first Doctor Who commentary. Prepare yourself for The Trial of a Time Lord, season 23's The Mysterious Planet story 144 episode 4.

This episode's artwork was provided by big time friend-of-the-show: Julian Chapman (@Braxietel)

WARNING: This commentary contains SPOILERS pertaining to Season 23 from September 6-27, 1986.

Disclaimer:

The drink continues to flow while in the mean time: Broken Tooth lives...

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Mostly Harmless Cutaway:
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Anonymous cold open by Emily K. (@emilyooo )

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T minus 155 days until The 2010 Christmas Special.

 

Welcome to -> HHG2W: Mostly Harmless Cutaway 21.4 <- Today Eric & co-host Josh Zimon's (@whomeJZ) saga continues as they attempt part 4 of their very first Doctor Who commentary. Prepare yourself for The Trial of a Time Lord, season 23's The Mysterious Planet story 144 episode 4.

This episode's artwork was provided by big time friend-of-the-show: Julian Chapman (@Braxietel)

WARNING: This commentary contains SPOILERS pertaining to Season 23 from September 6-27, 1986. 

Disclaimer:

The drink continues to flow while in the mean time: Broken Tooth lives...

 

DON'T PANIC

 

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Creator/Producer: Eric Escamilla
Email: EscoWHO ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Skype username: bullitt33
Twitter: @Bullitt33
Facebook: Bullitt33

Co-host: Josh Zimon
Email: whomeJZ ~at~ yahoo ~dot~com
Twitter: @whomeJZ

Mostly Harmless Cutaway:
Email: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Website: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.com
Twitter: @DoctorWhoMHC
Tumblr: doctorwhomhc.tumblr.com 
Facebook: Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless Cutaway  

MHC theme created by Eric Escamilla.
Anonymous cold open by Emily K. (@emilyooo )

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Welcome to Episode 3 of The Naked Geek hosted by David Monteith

Relax with a glass of whiskey and a little jazz as David talks about his latest thoughts inspired by some aspect of Geekdom.

Todays inspiration comes from the the movie Avatar with a nod to Aldebaran from Cinebook and the manga Lone Wolf & Cub

Music: The Pink Panther performed by Bobby McFerrin

Drink: 15yr old Glendronach

Welcome to Episode 3 of The Naked Geek hosted by David Monteith

Relax with a glass of whiskey and a little  jazz as David talks about his latest thoughts inspired by some aspect of Geekdom.

Todays inspiration comes from the the movie Avatar with a nod to Aldebaran from Cinebook and the manga Lone Wolf & Cub

Music: The Pink Panther performed by Bobby McFerrin

Drink: 15yr old Glendronach

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 214
Running time: 1:56:02

Terry Molloy (Davros) interviewed (by Nick Joy), Doctor Who Adventure Games reviewed, Changes in the new series, feedback, and more!

Hosted by Louis Trapani, Ken Deep, and James Naughton.

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.

This episode is brought to you by Audible.com. Visit http://www.audiblepodcast.com/arttrap for your FREE audio-book download with free trial.

This episode is also brought to you by Dragon's Lair Comics & Fantasy at http://dlair.net

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.

With Dave once again off on summer travels Barry is joined once again by Stacey, co-host of the awesome Small Press, Big Mouth podcast.

News

OK comics needs help, Flash Gordon film news, Has the Ridder been cast in Batman 3? and new Thor movie photos

Week that was

A look back at the epic show that was Firefly, Turf issue 2, Hellboy in Mexico and the Magic of Myths

Main Feature

We put together our ultimate dream con or "How Stacey learnt to dream bigger next time."

With Dave once again off on summer travels Barry is joined once again by Stacey, co-host of the awesome Small Press, Big Mouth podcast.

 

News

OK comics needs help, Flash Gordon film news, Has the Ridder been cast in Batman 3? and new Thor movie photos

Week that was

A look back at the epic show that was Firefly, Turf issue 2, Hellboy in Mexico and the Magic of Myths

Main Feature

We put together our ultimate dream con or "How Stacey learnt to dream bigger next time."

 

Buried in RTD and Benjamin Cook's The Writer's Tale (confession: I've only read the pre-specials hardback) is a salute to an unsung hero who left only to return as a full producer for the specials and Series 5: Gallifrey One 22 guest Tracie Simpson.

Right then, have an interview with Matthew Waterhouse. We managed to get him for a phone natter whilst he was at a book signing. In it he tells us a little about his books, his days on the show and also comments on how both he and his charecter, Adric, have been perceived down the years... Listen after the DWPA interview with Matthew as, hopefully, the two go together...

Note: Thie interview was done over the electric telephone, so there's a bit of scrunchle and other general radiophonic sounds...

I continue my look back at the most recent series of Doctor Who. In this episode, part 2 of 2, I discuss my least favourite episodes from this season, as well as the characters, and what we could be looking forward to. Please send any comments or feedback to unearthlychildpodcast@gmail.com

T minus 157 days until The 2010 Christmas Special.

Welcome to -> HHG2W: Mostly Harmless Cutaway 21.3 <- Today Eric & co-host Josh Zimon's (@whomeJZ) saga continues as they attempt part 3 of their very first Doctor Who commentary. Prepare yourself for The Trial of a Time Lord, season 23's The Mysterious Planet story 144 episode 3.

This episode's artwork was provided by big time friend-of-the-show: Julian Chapman (@Braxietel)

WARNING: This commentary contains SPOILERS pertaining to Season 23 from September 6-27, 1986.

Disclaimer:

The drink continues to flow while in the mean time: Duggan lives...

DON'T PANIC

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Creator/Producer: Eric Escamilla
Email: EscoWHO ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Skype username: bullitt33
Twitter: @Bullitt33
Facebook: Bullitt33

Co-host: Josh Zimon
Email: whomeJZ ~at~ yahoo ~dot~com
Twitter: @whomeJZ

Mostly Harmless Cutaway:
Email: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Website: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.com
Twitter: @DoctorWhoMHC
Tumblr: doctorwhomhc.tumblr.com
Facebook: Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless Cutaway

MHC theme created by Eric Escamilla.
Anonymous cold open by Emily K. (@emilyooo )

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And so it's come to this.

I mean, er...we are honored and pleased to have guest bartender Lillibet from the Professor Dave's Ark in Space podcast with us this evening as we explore the Ninth Doctor in "The Long Game."

Frankly, this show was a long time coming, as it was recorded almost three weeks ago and we've recorded Episode 23 since then (timey-wimey), and our memories of this recording are not all that fresh.  So fill this space with your comments regarding Christopher Eccleston, Simon Pegg, or maybe even something appropriate regarding this being the first member of the fairer sex along for the ride.  (We promised to be really, really polite or else we knew we'd end up with Professor's Dave boot up our ass.)

Hate us?  Or want to make passionate love to us?  Send us some email at tardistavern@gmail.com, join our Facebook page (we're tied with Professor Dave's page, let's beat 'em), or follow Sean on Twitter @tardistavern or Steve @SteveTARDIStvrn (no A or E in Tavern).

T minus 157 days until The 2010 Christmas Special.

 

Welcome to -> HHG2W: Mostly Harmless Cutaway 21.3 <- Today Eric & co-host Josh Zimon's (@whomeJZ) saga continues as they attempt part 3 of their very first Doctor Who commentary. Prepare yourself for The Trial of a Time Lord, season 23's The Mysterious Planet story 144 episode 3.

This episode's artwork was provided by big time friend-of-the-show: Julian Chapman (@Braxietel)

WARNING: This commentary contains SPOILERS pertaining to Season 23 from September 6-27, 1986. 

Disclaimer:

The drink continues to flow while in the mean time: Duggan lives...

 

DON'T PANIC

 

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Creator/Producer: Eric Escamilla
Email: EscoWHO ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Skype username: bullitt33
Twitter: @Bullitt33
Facebook: Bullitt33

Co-host: Josh Zimon
Email: whomeJZ ~at~ yahoo ~dot~com
Twitter: @whomeJZ

Mostly Harmless Cutaway:
Email: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Website: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.com
Twitter: @DoctorWhoMHC
Tumblr: doctorwhomhc.tumblr.com 
Facebook: Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless Cutaway 

MHC theme created by Eric Escamilla.
Anonymous cold open by Emily K. (@emilyooo )

[Subscribe via iTunes]

The Stowaway: Episode 02 - Rose To The End Of The World (part 2). This is a Mytharc/Recap episode following the events of "End of The World". Matt gets his friend Donald,from the Donald is LOST and ReOpening The X-Files Podcasts to join him on an adventure with the Doctor.