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"Amy's Choice" was a powerful piece of storytelling, offering a fundamental insight into the Doctor's character, and a significant turning point for Amy. The character development was welcome after a first half of the series that seemed overly efficient in its characterization.

Van Goch. Van Go. Vun Goc. Do we have a consensus yet? With Trevor taking a well earned break this week it is left to Tom andJames to discuss the latest Doctor Who episode, Vincent and the Doctor. Luke from theMinute Doctor Who Podcast joins the dynamic duo in their review of this story. In [...]

Van Goch. Van Go. Vun Goc. Do we have a consensus yet?

With Trevor taking a well earned break this week it is left to Tom and James to discuss the latest Doctor Who episode, Vincent and the Doctor. Luke from theMinute Doctor Who Podcast joins the dynamic duo in their review of this story.

In other news, The Doctor Who Podcast is also happy to announce the upcoming release of a fantastic new book from the bods atMad Norwegian Press.

Running Through Corridors is a three volume series by Rob Shearman and Toby Hadoke. Rob and Toby spent 2009 watching Doctor Who, two episodes a day, every day. Every episode from Ian Chesterton’s wonderment at the TARDIS in 1963 all the way through to David Tennant’s swan song on New Years Day 2010. Running Through Corridors is a journal of that experience.

Volume 1 of this series is being released in December 2010. The DWP will be featuring interviews with Rob and Toby as well as reviews of the book over the coming months. We will also have copies to give away of this exciting new book.

Our thanks go to Lars at Mad Norweign Press for giving us the opportunity to be involved with the launch of this series of books. Check out theirwebsite for a shed-load more titles that are guaranteed to impress, educate and entertain.

Van Goch. Van Go. Vun Goc. Do we have a consensus yet?

With Trevor taking a well earned break this week it is left to Tom and James to discuss the latest Doctor Who episode, Vincent and the Doctor. Luke from theMinute Doctor Who Podcast joins the dynamic duo in their review of this story.

In other news, The Doctor Who Podcast is also happy to announce the upcoming release of a fantastic new book from the bods atMad Norwegian Press.

Running Through Corridors is a three volume series by Rob Shearman and Toby Hadoke. Rob and Toby spent 2009 watching Doctor Who, two episodes a day, every day. Every episode from Ian Chesterton’s wonderment at the TARDIS in 1963 all the way through to David Tennant’s swan song on New Years Day 2010. Running Through Corridors is a journal of that experience.

Volume 1 of this series is being released in December 2010. The DWP will be featuring interviews with Rob and Toby as well as reviews of the book over the coming months. We will also have copies to give away of this exciting new book.

Our thanks go to Lars at Mad Norweign Press for giving us the opportunity to be involved with the launch of this series of books. Check out theirwebsite for a shed-load more titles that are guaranteed to impress, educate and entertain.

The best episode yet or just sort of generic? Scott and Randy completely disagree on the tenth episode of series five, “Vincent and the Doctor”. An image in one of his paintings causes the Doctor and Amy to track down Vincent van Gogh in 1890 to get to the bottom of it. Is the famous artist really seeing invisible monsters, or is he just mad? Which of us absolutely loved this episode, while the other thought it was less than stellar? Why does Van Gogh have a Scottish accent? Find out, in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Next Week: The Lodger!!

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 206
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Doctor Who: 'Cold Blood' reviewed live over the net with live and recorded feedback.

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Dave, Ian and Mike paint with words on the latest Cultdom Commentary, we hope you enjoy :)

Dave, Ian and Mike paint with words on the latest Cultdom Commentary, we hope you enjoy :)

Dave, Ian and Mike paint with words on the latest Cultdom Commentary, we hope you enjoy :)

Dave, Ian and Mike paint with words on the latest Cultdom Commentary, we hope you enjoy :)

Van Goch. Van Go. Vun Goc. Do we have a consensus yet? With Trevor taking a well earned break this week it is left to Tom andJames to discuss the latest Doctor Who episode, Vincent and the Doctor. Luke from theMinute Doctor Who Podcast joins the dynamic duo in their review of this story. In [...]

Van Goch. Van Go. Vun Goc. Do we have a consensus yet? With Trevor taking a well earned break this week it is left to Tom and James to discuss the latest Doctor Who episode, Vincent and the Doctor. Luke from theMinute Doctor Who Podcast joins the dynamic duo in their review of this story. [...]

The Doctor, Amy and Rory land in the small Welsh village of Cwmtaff in 2020, as opposed to their intended destination of Rio de Janeiro. They encounter a mining operation, led by Doctor Nasreen Chaudry, studying minerals deep in the earth that have not been seen for over 20 million years. Nasreen is accompanied by a local, Tony Mack, whose daughter and grandson, Ambrose and Elliot, are examining the disappearance of bodies from underground at the graveyard of a nearby church. An earth tremor causes the ground to open and send Tony and Amy falling into it; Tony is rescued but Amy is pulled under by unknown forces. The Doctor surmises the minerals form a bio-reactive defense system that was triggered by the drilling operation. The group is soon alerted to the presence of three life forms traveling up the drilling shaft from 21 kilometres below the earth, and they barricade themselves in the church. The Doctor explains Amy's disappearance to Rory and assures him he will get her back.The three beings turn out to be reptilian humanoids, and in a scuffle, they capture Elliot and strike Tony with a venomous forked tongue; the Doctor and the group are able to subdue one of the beings while the other two retreat with Elliot back into the earth. The Doctor realises the beings are a new form of Silurians, and that they have relented in their attack since both side hold a hostage. The captured Silurian calls herself Alaya, a member of the warrior caste awoken by the intrusion of the drill. Alaya believes, as with all the other Silurians, that the Earth still belongs to them and will defeat humanity eventually. Tony, suffering from the effects of the venom, believes they should dissect Alaya, but the Doctor warns that it will be seen as an act of war. The Doctor decides to travel in the TARDIS down the drilling shaft to talk to the rest of the Silurians and work out a truce, with Narseen desiring to come along.Amy awakens to find herself strapped to an examining table, near to where Ambrose's husband Mo is similar ensnared. Mo apologizes to Amy that the Silurians intended to vivisect them. The Doctor and Nasreen descend in the TARDIS, where the Doctor explains the Silurians and that he only expects to encounter a small number of the aliens. The show ends on a cliffhanger as the Doctor and Nasreen are surprised to find an immense Silurian civilisation stretching out for miles in the caverns below the earth.This second part starts with the Doctor and Nasreen walking along a bridge in the Silurian civilisation, as the Doctor marvels at the technological advances they have made since he last met them. They find themselves in a corridor covered with plants long thought extinct, and find an entrance. As soon as they walk through it, an alarm goes off and the pair are inevitably captured by the Silurian soldiers where they are taken to the same lab Amy and Mo are in. Amy is about to be dissected by the Silurian doctor Malohkeh, but he is called off moments before doing so by the alarm triggered by the Doctor and Nasreen.Malohkeh had used a palm-sized device to lock Amy's hands into the cuffs and had placed it in his pocket. But while he is distracted by the alarm, Amy pickpockets him and steals the device. Amy quickly unlocks the clamps around her arms and frees Mo. As they walk around trying to find a way out, they stumble upon a chamber where the Silurians are keeping Elliot alive, but sedated, for observation. Mo, Elliot's father, is enraged and determines they need to find weapons to protect themselves and later get his son out. They then find two contiguous chambers, each with a Silurian warrior inside, although they appear to be immobile. Amy deduces that they are hibernation pods, with each warrior standing on a transport disc that can take them to the surface. Since they don't know how to work the transport discs, they take the hibernating Silurians' weapons instead to have something to fight with while looking for another exit.In the church, while the group are awaiting the Doctor's and Nasreen's return, Ambrose notices her father's injury from Alaya's sting, so she goes to Alaya's room and implores her to give her the cure. Alaya responds that she has no desire nor need to tell her. Angered, Ambrose picks up a stun gun to pretend to threaten Alaya. However, Alaya begins taunting her by asking her where her son is, and how she is too much of a coward to use the stun gun even to protect her family. Angered and worried about her family, Ambrose does stun her, at first lightly to get the information, but when Alaya still refuses, she shoves the stun gun into her stomach with greater strength, killing her. The others run in, shocked, for keeping Alaya alive was probably the only way to achieve a peaceful resolution.Meanwhile, the Doctor and Nasreen are clamped onto the operating tables, where Nasreen is knocked unconscious. The Doctor is kept awake as the Silurians attempt to 'decontaminate' him for analysis. The Doctor, however, is unusually finding the decontamination painful, and yells out in between cringing at Malohkeh that he is not human. After Malohkeh checks and notices the Doctor's two hearts, he turns the machine off and uses a rod similar to the Doctor's sonic Screwdriver to wake up Nasreen. Another Silurian, Restac, Alaya's sister and the Silurians' military commander, enters, however, and is adamant that they be destroyed. She takes the Doctor and Nasreen to a conference room, which turns out to be the Silurian court, and informs them they will be executed. On the way, the Doctor explains some of the Silurians' history: that they went into hibernation when their astronomers predicted a solar catastrophe approaching Earth. When the Silurians ask how he knows so much about them, the Doctor explains he has encountered their kind before. Initially delighted that others of their species survived, the Doctor angers them by explaining humans wiped out those who woke before. Restac views such an act as justification to destroy humanity.Just as Restac is about to fire, Amy and Mo arrive, armed with the Silurian guns. They are soon overwhelmed by the dozens of Silurian guards, however, and are about to be executed as well. Back at the church, Rory and the gang have wrapped Alaya's body in an orange afghan, when a screen on an unplugged computer turns on, revealing Restac who shows them the others as hostages. The Doctor reminds Rory that if they bring Alaya back, the Silurians will leave them alone, but Restac refuses and announces that the first to be executed will be Amy, aiming her gun as the screen switches off completely, leaving Rory in shock. Malohkeh attempts to reason with Restac as he believes that the Silurians and humans are compatible with each other and so war is unnecessary; however, she simply orders him to leave. Nevertheless, Amy manages to survive because Eldane, a Silurian above Restac in rank, arrives after being fetched by Malohkeh and orders for them to be untied.The Doctor proposes that the Silurians hold talks, with Amy and Nasreen as the human race's representatives, to try to figure out a peaceful way for the Earth to be shared between the species. They are making progress, as Amy suggests that certain areas of the planet that are inhospitable to humans could work for the Silurians. In exchange, Eldane proposes that all Silurian technology can be used to both species' benefit. As they have found common ground, Eldane is open to the idea of exchanging them for Alaya, so they open another communication link to Rory and the others in the church. They agree to bring them down to the Silurians' habitat for the exchange, and it appears as if it will all work out. Meanwhile, Restac and a number of troops storm into Malohkeh's lab and execute him for betraying her cause.After the communications link is closed, Ambrose, still distrustful of the Silurians and worried because Alaya is in fact dead, decides that before going down, they should set the drill to go off in 15 minutes, which would destroy all oxygen in the Silurians' habitat. As the group arrive with Alaya's corpse, Restac returns with many more warriors, who she has woken up from hibernation, intending to stage a coup. When she sees that Alaya, her sister, is dead, Restac loses control and orders her warriors to kill all the humans, starting with Ambrose. As the Silurians open fire, the Doctor deters them by breaking down their weapons with the sonic screwdriver, as all the humans and Eldane lock themselves in the lab. There, they realise that they have very little time before the drill impacts the surface of the Silurians' habitat and they all die. The Doctor decides that they should use the Silurian technology to send an energy pulse through the tunnel network to destroy the drill before it demolishes the Silurian civilisation. However, doing so would cause an underground collapse, so they will need to escape before the drill is destroyed. They need to get from the lab to where the Doctor and Nasreen left the TARDIS, but the Silurian army is blocking the way. Eldane tells them that he can stall the army by activating 'toxic fumigation'; a safety system that warns everyone to return to hibernation before a toxic gas is released, for only those stubborn and violent enough to follow Restac will die. The Doctor approaches Eldane and promises that in a thousand years, the Silurians and humans should attempt living together once again, for he will ensure that the humans are the best they can be by then. He approaches Elliot and asks him to create a myth, story or religion that can inform all coming human generations of the Silurians and how they can cohabitate peacefully one day in order to promote this plan.As the safety system is triggered, Tony yells out in pain. Alaya had previously suggested that he should have been dead soon after she attacked him, but the Doctor finds that instead of killing him, the spit from Alaya has triggered a mutation. The Ambassador tells them that Tony can be put in a chamber to stop the infection, but the process takes much longer than the 15 minutes they have before the drill impacts. To this, Tony responds that he will stay behind, and everybody else clamors to get to the TARDIS. The Doctor realises Nasreen is not moving, as she informs him she will stay behind with Tony, to study the Earth and help the Silurians co-operate with mankind when the time comes. As the Doctor is taking so long, Amy returns to get him, prompting Rory to wait for Amy and the Doctor as well.Ambrose, Mo and Elliot quickly get onto the TARDIS, but before Amy, Rory and the Doctor go in, they all notice a crack in the wall, just like that in Amy's bedroom as a child. The Doctor surmised that the cracks in the universe must have been formed by an explosion and insists on reaching into the other side to see what it holds, because explosions often leave shrapnel. He takes something out and looks at it in horror. Just as Rory, Amy and the Doctor are about to finally go into the TARDIS and take off to safety, Restac, dying due to exposure to the toxic gas, appears and shoots at the Doctor. Rory pushes him out of the way and takes the blast, dying in Amy's arms, confused because they had seen a future version of themselves across the hill from where they 'parked' the TARDIS in the beginning. The energy from the crack in the wall soon begins to absorb Rory, and the Doctor recalls what he said to Amy in the forest at the 'Byzantium': that if the time energy catches up to you, all evidence of your life is erased, as if you had never been born.Since the drill is moments away from killing them, the Doctor pries a sobbing Amy away from Rory's lifeless body, locks her in the TARDIS and takes off, watching Rory's body dissipate into the crack. However, Amy implores the Doctor not to let her forget Rory, so he prompts her to clutch onto all the memories of him so that he can live on in her mind. Unlike with the Byzantium and the Weeping Angels, Amy will not remember Rory just because she is a time traveller, as he is part of her own personal history. For a moment, it looks as if Amy remembers. However, the TARDIS jolts, causing Amy to lose her focus, and she is not able to hold onto memories of Rory. The Doctor finds Amy's engagement ring on the floor of the TARDIS.They arrive at the surface just as the drill explodes. Ambrose thanks the Doctor, since he could have let the Silurians kill her for killing Alaya. The Doctor responds that an eye for an eye is no way to live, and that she should seek some sort of repentance by making sure that her son really is the best humanity can be, in preparation for when the Silurians end their hibernation in a thousand years. Amy and the Doctor return to the TARDIS to leave, and they spot someone across the hill again, except this time, it is only 'future Amy', and no Rory. Amy does remark that for a second she thought she saw someone else as well, but lets go of the thought. On her way back into the TARDIS, Amy makes a remark to the Doctor and uses the term "you boys".The Doctor lags behind to examine what he pulled from the other side of the crack: a burnt piece of the TARDIS.[edit] ContinuityThe events of "Cold Blood" continue the running series arc about by the Cracks in Time, resulting in Rory's deletion from history.After his "decontamination", the Doctor asks the Silurians whether they have any celery or tomatoes. The Eleventh Doctor expressed similar food cravings early in his regeneration in "The Eleventh Hour", whilst the Fifth Doctor wore celery on his jacket and in The Caves of Androzani claimed it had restorative powers.

An unconventional artist anchored an unusual episode as "Vincent and the Doctor", written by Richard Curtis, graced our screens this week. Reaction on the internet made it seem like everyone either loved or hated the episode, but the Three Who Rule were...well, you'll just have to listen to the episode to find out. However, Vincent and the Doctor was but one episode released this week thanks to City of the Daleks hitting computer screens...

Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

Im heutigen Whocast geht es um die Folge "Vampires and Venice" und wir werfen einen ersten Blick auf die zum download bereitstehende "Game"Episode "City of the Daleks". Diesmal mit weiblicher Unterstutzung im Studio und einem Korb voll Post und News!

An unconventional artist anchored an unusual episode as "Vincent and the Doctor", written by Richard Curtis, graced our screens this week. Reaction on the internet made it seem like everyone either loved or hated the episode, but the Three Who Rule were...well, you'll just have to listen to the episode to find out. However, Vincent and the Doctor was but one episode released this week thanks to City of the Daleks hitting computer screens...

Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

Im heutigen Whocast geht es um die Folge "Vampires and Venice" und wir werfen einen ersten Blick auf die zum download bereitstehende "Game"Episode "City of the Daleks". Diesmal mit weiblicher Unterstutzung im Studio und einem Korb voll Post und News!

Were we spolit by the RTD Era? Is there something... wonky at the heart of the new series?

We talk about Cold Blood and whilst we enjoyed it, something, somewhere, isn't right, it seems...

 

Also, Adric looks at Iris Wildthyme, the Children of Time give us views and stuff, the little Tin Doggy makes an appeal, Chinn insults Tony and the Doctor Who Crossover Adventures get Very Silly Indeed... 

 

 

The Second Doctors Time, Discussion with Darth Sceptical about the Entire 3 seasons of Patrick Troughtons 2nd Doctor.

In this special episode (apologies for the lateness!) the guys present a special podcaster roundtable session recorded at the Bristol International Comic and Small Press Expo.

So join Barry and Dave(Geek Syndicate), Dave and very briefly Ang (Waiting for the Trade), Amy (Birds of Geek),Scott and Steve (Comic Book Outsiders) and Stacey (Small Press, Big Mouth) as they share discuss their thoughts on the comic expo and more.

Listen out towards the end for our little recording done on the sunday morning of the con...it's painful listening!

Enjoy!

Live Review of Episode 10 of Dr Who 'Vincent and the Doctor' Spoilers!

Join the boys as they trawl through the latest news and take a look at the forthcoming E3 Entertainment Expo.

Also this time, Barry reviews Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands and find out what all three of us thought about Grand Theft Horsey ... SORRY ... I meant Red Dead Redemption.

In this special episode (apologies for the lateness!) the guys present a special podcaster roundtable session recorded at the Bristol International Comic and Small Press Expo.

So join Barry and Dave(Geek Syndicate), Dave and very briefly Ang (Waiting for the Trade), Amy (Birds of Geek),Scott and Steve (Comic Book Outsiders) and Stacey (Small Press, Big Mouth) as they share discuss their thoughts on the comic expo and more.

Listen out towards the end for our little recording done on the sunday morning of the con...it's painful listening!

Enjoy!

 

Join the boys as they trawl through the latest news and take a look at the forthcoming E3 Entertainment Expo.

Also this time, Barry reviews Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands and find out what all three of us thought about Grand Theft Horsey ... SORRY ... I meant Red Dead Redemption.

 

Vampires of Venice, Amy’s Choice and Martyn’s 19-month old son makes his podcasting debut.

Finally, a Nick Briggs interview by Tony Gallichan for the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.

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Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins, Fake Keith and the Real Keith Dunn talk about Doctor Who: ‘The Hungry Earth’ and the final Ashes to Ashes episode (spoilers ahoy – Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes finally explained!), find some general news, and a variety of other stuff, specifically:

• 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
• 00:46 — Welcome!
• 01:34 – News:
• 01:49 — Doctor Who: BBC Worldwide record profits, thanks in large part to Doctor Who.
• 03:02 — Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) to be remade by Syphy Channel.
• 06:25 — Judge Dredd: More details on new film.
• 09:56 – Doctor Who: The Hungry Earth.
• 22:38 – Ashes to Ashes: Season 3, episode 8 – The End.
• 47:40 – Emails and listener feedback.* Hit us yourself atA show@StaggeringStories.net
• 58:58 – Farewell for this podcast!
• 59:59 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• BBC Worldwide.
• Wikipedia: Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased).
• Wikipedia: Judge Dredd.
• BBC: Doctor Who – The Hungry Earth.
• BBC: Ashes to Ashes.
• Cyber Testicle Podcast.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

Live Review of Episode 10 of Dr Who 'Vincent and the Doctor' Spoilers!

Live Review of Episode 10 of Dr Who 'Vincent and the Doctor' Spoilers!

Live Review of Episode 10 of Dr Who 'Vincent and the Doctor' Spoilers!

Luke from the ever-visual TMDWP — The Minute (MY-newt) Doctor Who Podcast — takes his turn in the guest chair with two minutes on "Vincent and the Doctor."

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 205 EXTRA Preview
Preview Running Time: 0:01:42 (actual episode 0:55:02)

In this a PREVIEW of Doctor Who: Podshock 205 Extra Edition we include a Doctor Who Discussion Panel we conducted just a week prior to the new series launch in the UK. Joining Ken Deep and Louis Trapani on the panel is Barnaby Edwards (of DWNY and Who York). Also heard in this podcast is Anthony Burdge and Jessica Burke (The Mythological Dimensions of Doctor Who) and long time Gallifreyan Embassy member, Keith Klitses.

Hosted by Louis Trapani and Ken Deep.

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My first thought's review of Doctor Who:Vincent and The Doctor with also a few thoughts from the twitterverse, also this week a mini review of Doctor Who The Adventure Games:City of The Daleks.

 

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 tune is a remix of the Doctor Who Theme by Tony Gallichan of The Flashing Blade Podcast, Tony can be contacted here show@flashingblade.org.uk

 

My first thought's review of Doctor Who:Vincent and The Doctor with also a few thoughts from the twitterverse, also this week a mini review of Doctor Who The Adventure Games:City of The Daleks.

 

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 tune is a remix of the Doctor Who Theme by Tony Gallichan of The Flashing Blade Podcast, Tony can be contacted here show@flashingblade.org.uk

 

My podcast for The Vampires of Venice is now live and ready to download. In this podcast I cover overall reactions to the show, is Rory just another Mickey, how I've had enough of vampires and aliens disguised as humans, more answers to the crack, and a whole bunch more crammed into one awesome 30 minute podcast.

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Make sure to email in your comments! A full review of Amy's Choice will be the next podcast, which will be live by Tuesday.

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In which we discuss and compare black-and-white TV shows/movies with modern color TV shows/movies.

Reviewing 'Cold Blood' (episode 9, season 31), second part of the 2-parter that marks the re-appearance of the 'Silurians' for the 1st time in 26 years...

Erth Station One returns this week with our news commentary and a review of Cold Blood the ninth episode of series 5 of Doctor Who. Then with the end of the 24 and LOST we decided to talk about our favorite and least series endings. Join our regular crew of Mike, Dan, Judy & Jennifer … Continue reading →

Formally B-Movie Invasion"The Classic Sci-fi" Podcast.

DWS05E08_09 - The Hungry Earth-Cold Blood

Brings new meaning to "get out from under my feet" Marty from theBox Room Podcast has as his special guest in the Doctor Who Podcast Campervan this episode Trevor from The Doctor Who Podcast. Confused? We certainly were! Marty, whose dulcet tones once graced the DWO WhoCast. Marty, who can be heard each and every [...]