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This week on Radio Free Skaro: Russell T Davies teases imminent production of Doctor Who, a historic anniversary, more speculation on BBC America’s future with Doctor Who, a monumental day to look back at in The Timelash, and Emily Cook drops by to talk about Doctor Who Magazine 575!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Russell T Davies at Wolf Studios
• Doctor Who Magazine 575
• Chicago TARDIS 2022 first guests
• Big Finish Stranded 4 due April
• Big Finish First Doctor Adventures – The Outlaws due April
• Big Finish UNIT: Nemesis – Agents of the Vulpreen released
• Totally Tasteless: The Life of John Nathan-Turner reprint due March 14
• Disgusted, Mary Whitehouse
• Mary Whitehouse diaries
• Inside the Mary Whitehouse diaries

Interview:

• Emily Cook

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

On this very special flashcast Pete (@Prof_Quiteamess), Simon (@Si_Hart) and Jason (@jason_jtt) report from the BFI screening of Revelation of the Daleks.

This week on Radio Free Skaro: Russell T Davies teases imminent production of Doctor Who, a historic anniversary, more speculation on BBC America’s future with Doctor Who, a monumental day to look back at in The Timelash, and Emily Cook drops by to talk about Doctor Who Magazine 575!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Russell T Davies at Wolf Studios
• Doctor Who Magazine 575
• Chicago TARDIS 2022 first guests
• Big Finish Stranded 4 due April
• Big Finish First Doctor Adventures – The Outlaws due April
• Big Finish UNIT: Nemesis – Agents of the Vulpreen released
• Totally Tasteless: The Life of John Nathan-Turner reprint due March 14
• Disgusted, Mary Whitehouse
• Mary Whitehouse diaries
• Inside the Mary Whitehouse diaries

Interview:

• Emily Cook

This week on Radio Free Skaro: Russell T Davies teases imminent production of Doctor Who, a historic anniversary, more speculation on BBC America’s future with Doctor Who, a monumental day to look back at in The Timelash, and Emily Cook drops by to talk about Doctor Who Magazine 575!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The Timelash
• Russell T Davies at Wolf Studios
• Doctor Who Magazine 575
• Chicago TARDIS 2022 first guests
• Big Finish Stranded 4 due April
• Big Finish First Doctor Adventures – The Outlaws due April
• Big Finish UNIT: Nemesis – Agents of the Vulpreen released
• Totally Tasteless: The Life of John Nathan-Turner reprint due March 14
• Disgusted, Mary Whitehouse
• Mary Whitehouse diaries
• Inside the Mary Whitehouse diaries

Interview:

• Emily Cook

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....

Remembrance of The Daleks - Audio Commentary Part 2

In this episode, Phil and Scott continue with their audio commentary for Remembrance of the Daleks. This time they sit down and watch episodes 3 and 4 in which Ace is betrayed (again!) and a bunch of racists get their comeupance from another bunch of racists!

And Phil still gets confused with all the Dalek factions but heh, the Special Weapons Dalek is still cool!

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The post C134 Resurrection of the Daleks appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

It's the last novelization of 1975, and the end of the first season of Doctor Who Literature. In a slight format change, Jason goes deep into the memory banks to explain a curious notation that he wrote on the inside cover of the book back in 1985.

We're joined then by Jason's good friend Mark from the Trap One Podcast to discuss what the novelization of "The Three Doctors" means to us. Plus many other stories of having met now-deceased Doctor Who greats at conventions over the years, and how has the language of fandom changed over the years, and what makes a multi-Doctor story tick, and, does "Twice Upon a Time" count as a multi-Doctor story?

And, after the interview with Mark, Jason goes deep to discuss what changes Terrance made between screen and script. Is this book better or worse than Jason remembered it from his last read-through? What is the significance of the words "purple" and "flute"? And where, oh, where is the First Doctor?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?

  This title was released in February 2022. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 30 April 2022, and on general sale after this date. Sonny is the answer to elderly care. Artificially intelligent robot carers placed in old peoples’ homes that mimic the behaviour of their owners. Only there are rumours that something is wrong with the Sonny units. That they’re too clever. That they are learning too much. Rhys sends his mother into a home to find out. But what will it cost him?