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In this week's episode look at the teaser trailer for the new Buck Rogers webseries, the first photos from the Karate Kid remake, the recently announced Black Hole remake, Torchwood series 4, The Hunter film adaptation and a toaster that tell you the weather (don't ask).

In our main which was so long it edged out our week that was we take a look at the nominations for the 2010 SFX awards and give our picks.

To avoid any massive spoilers we cut out the sections where we discussed best plot twist and best death.

Fans of the QPAW podcast that put out it's last episode this week make sure you listen to the for our little tribute to the lads.

Enjoy!

In this week's episode look at the teaser trailer for the new Buck Rogers webseries, the first photos from the Karate Kid remake, the recently announced Black Hole remake, Torchwood series 4, The Hunter film adaptation and a toaster that tell you the weather (don't ask).

In our main which was so long it edged out our week that was we take a look at the nominations for the 2010 SFX awards and give our picks.

To avoid any massive spoilers we cut out the sections where we discussed best plot twist and best death.

Fans of the QPAW podcast that put out it's last episode this week  make sure you listen to the for our little tribute to the lads.

Enjoy!

Show notes are at theratproject.wordpress.com

After an eventful few weeks of New Who and rampant podcest, the Three Who Rule (reduced to Two Who Adjudicate for this episode) settled down to news, shenanigans, and rampant avoiding of anything that could possibly be construed as a spoiler. But hope and glory came in the form of Malcolm Clarke, the first musician to grace the Miniscope (yes, it’s back, at least temporarily) and an underrated craftsman in the world of Classic Who. Synthesizers from 1972 and marching Cyberman themes ahoy! Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

After an eventful few weeks of New Who and rampant podcest, the Three Who Rule (reduced to Two Who Adjudicate for this episode) settled down to news, shenanigans, and rampant avoiding of anything that could possibly be construed as a spoiler. But hope and glory came in the form of Malcolm Clarke, the first musician to grace the Miniscope (yes, it’s back, at least temporarily) and an underrated craftsman in the world of Classic Who. Synthesizers from 1972 and marching Cyberman themes ahoy! Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

After an eventful few weeks of New Who and rampant podcest, the Three Who Rule (reduced to Two Who Adjudicate for this episode) settled down to news, shenanigans, and rampant avoiding of anything that could possibly be construed as a spoiler. But hope and glory came in the form of Malcolm Clarke, the first musician to grace the Miniscope (yes, it's back, at least temporarily) and an underrated craftsman in the world of Classic Who. Synthesizers from 1972 and marching Cyberman themes ahoy! Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

This time around we look at the somewhat scrumptious Big Finish audio 'Circular Time'. There's also the last of Professor-Dave-With-No-Last-Name's feedback on 'Xylok And The Dog', Chinn from the Ministery waddles into view and theres a load of your feedback.. Enjoy.

Feedback to show@flashingblade.org.uk

In an eight-part epic, The Doctor, his friends, and the recently formed UNIT must stop a mad businessman and the Cybermen from seizing the planet ("The Invasion"). And then The Doctor and Zoe accidentally resurrect a long-dormant robot species bent on destroying a subservient race ("The Krotons"). The guys also briefly discuss "The Waters of Mars" before answering a few e-mails.

Join the somewhat hungover Dave and Barry as they discuss their adventures at this Thought Bubble Comic Festival 2009.

Enjoy and sorry for the delay!

Join the somewhat hungover Dave and Barry as they discuss their adventures at this Thought Bubble Comic Festival 2009.

Enjoy and sorry for the delay!

Puppets in TV Series - starting with the Gerry Anderson 'Supermarionation'

Puppets in TV Series - starting with the Gerry Anderson 'Supermarionation'

Puppets in TV Series - starting with the Gerry Anderson 'Supermarionation'

Puppets in TV Series - starting with the Gerry Anderson 'Supermarionation'

Doctor Who: Podshock - AFTERSHOCK 20091128
Running Time: 0:19:37

Special report from Chicago TARDIS and programming updates.

Hosted by Louis Trapani, with Ken Deep.

Brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and is a production of Art Trap Productions.

This podcast is made possible in part by Podshock Supporting Subscribers and from donations from listeners like you.

Ian the6thdoctor & daveac with review of 'Doctor Who at The Fab Cafe 2' Manchester UK on Sat. 7th Nov '09 Plus meeps625 Gig report inc. clips of 'Solaris' & 'Last Call to New York City' by Elliot Minor.

Ian the6thdoctor & daveac with review of 'Doctor Who at The Fab Cafe 2' Manchester UK on Sat. 7th Nov '09 Plus meeps625 Gig report inc. clips of 'Solaris' & 'Last Call to New York City' by Elliot Minor.

Ian the6thdoctor & daveac with review of 'Doctor Who at The Fab Cafe 2' Manchester UK on Sat. 7th Nov '09 Plus meeps625 Gig report inc. clips of 'Solaris' & 'Last Call to New York City' by Elliot Minor.

Ian the6thdoctor & daveac with review of 'Doctor Who at The Fab Cafe 2' Manchester UK on Sat. 7th Nov '09 Plus meeps625 Gig report inc. clips of 'Solaris' & 'Last Call to New York City' by Elliot Minor.

After surviving the terrors of parental visits and swine flu, the guys are back to tackle progs 1659-1662. As usual expect spoilers throughout and language not suitable for the kiddies.

After surviving the terrors of parental visits and swine flu, the guys are back to tackle progs 1659-1662. As usual expect spoilers throughout and language not suitable for the kiddies.

Wie sollte es anders sein, im heutigen Whocast geht es um das Doctor Who Special "The Waters of Mars". Ausserdem werden in diesem Cast alle noch offenstehenden Gewinnspiele aufgelost (und ein neues gestartet) und wir haben ein paar Horerzuschriften (und mp3s) zum Special. Fur die Augen ist diesmal auch was dabei - denn zusammen mit Raphael fuhren drei Damen durch den Cast, die den meisten Horern bekannt sein durften.

Wie sollte es anders sein, im heutigen Whocast geht es um das Doctor Who Special "The Waters of Mars". Ausserdem werden in diesem Cast alle noch offenstehenden Gewinnspiele aufgelost (und ein neues gestartet) und wir haben ein paar Horerzuschriften (und mp3s) zum Special. Fur die Augen ist diesmal auch was dabei - denn zusammen mit Raphael fuhren drei Damen durch den Cast, die den meisten Horern bekannt sein durften.

As  some of you know by now our friend, listener and fellow podcaster Eric Martin died Suddenly last week

Eric was a good friend and had a great love of all things geek but especially comics and podcasting.

We thought it would be a nice way to pay tribute to Eric by re-releasing the two episodes ( with a small introdedication from us) we recorded with Eric as part of our listener of the month feature.

We want to pass on our condolences and thought to Eric's family and everyone who knew him.

We will be releasing part 2 later in the week

Dave and Barry

As some of you know by now our friend, listener and fellow podcaster Eric Martin died Suddenly last week

Eric was a good friend and had a great love of all things geek but especially comics and podcasting.

We thought it would be a nice way to pay tribute to Eric by re-releasing the two episodes ( with a small introdedication from us) we recorded with Eric as part of our listener of the month feature.

We want to pass on our condolences and thought to Eric's family and everyone who knew him.

We will be releasing part 2 later in the week

Dave and Barry

To commemorate the 46th anniversary of the debut of Doctor Who, The Three Who Rule felt it only fitting to invite fellow podcasting super-giant Ken Deep of Doctor Who: Podshock onto the show to not only discuss the news and events of the past week in the world of Who, but to wax on about how they became fans of the show, why they are all still fans, and how they all manage to spend a fair amount of time each week talking about what we, and no doubt you, think is the greatest TV programme ever invented - Doctor Who. We hope you enjoy this unique celebration. Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

To commemorate the 46th anniversary of the debut of Doctor Who, The Three Who Rule felt it only fitting to invite fellow podcasting super-giant Ken Deep of Doctor Who: Podshock onto the show to not only discuss the news and events of the past week in the world of Who, but to wax on about how they became fans of the show, why they are all still fans, and how they all manage to spend a fair amount of time each week talking about what we, and no doubt you, think is the greatest TV programme ever invented – Doctor Who. We hope you enjoy this unique celebration. Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

To commemorate the 46th anniversary of the debut of Doctor Who, The Three Who Rule felt it only fitting to invite fellow podcasting super-giant Ken Deep of Doctor Who: Podshock onto the show to not only discuss the news and events of the past week in the world of Who, but to wax on about how they became fans of the show, why they are all still fans, and how they all manage to spend a fair amount of time each week talking about what we, and no doubt you, think is the greatest TV programme ever invented – Doctor Who. We hope you enjoy this unique celebration. Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

Show Notes: theratproject.wordpress.com

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 171
Running Time: 2:01:24

The Waters of Mars Reviewed, live feedback, Dave AC's Birthday, Doctor Who's 46th Anniversary, and more.

Hosted by Louis Trapani, Ken Deep, and Dave Cooper.

Brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and is a production of Art Trap Productions.

This podcast is made possible in part by Podshock Supporting Subscribers and from donations from listeners like you.

This episode is sponsored by Audible.com. Visit www.audiblepodcast.com/podshock for your FREE audio-book download with free trial.

Do you want the Enhanced Podcast AAC file format? Get our Enhanced Podcast version of this episode using our feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshock.xml.

Show Summary:
Andy Simpkins, Adam J Purcell, Keith Dunn and a remote Jean Riddler talk about the Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars, Defying Gravity, give a 30 second recommendation, find some general news, and a variety of other stuff, specifically:

• 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
• 00:38 — Welcome!
• 01:25 – News:
• 01:39 — Doctor Who: Air dates for The Waters of Mars in the Austrailia and Canadia.
• 02:36 — David Tennant: Pilots a new US series.
• 05:36 — Dollhouse: Sent to the attic, to DEATH!
• 07:57 — Being Human: SyFy version may change vampire Mitchell’s sex.
• 09:53 — Gene Hunt: It’s not just an advert, it’s a BBC rip off advert.
• 11:18 — Doctor Who RPG: 30 November 2009 release but little info so far.
• 13:45 – Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars.
• 35:46 – 30 Second Recommendation: Darker Projects.
• 36:51 – Defying Gravity.
• 47:43 – Emails and listener feedback.* Hit us yourself at show@StaggeringStories.net
• 75:20 – Farewell for this podcast!
• 75:45 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• David Tennant.
• Fox: Dollhouse.
• BBC: Being Human.
• Wikipedia: Gene Hunt.
• YouTube: M & S Christmas Advert 2009.
• Cubicle 7 (Makers of the Doctor Who RPG).
• BBC: Doctor Who – The Waters of Mars.
• Darker Projects.
• Wikipedia: Defying Gravity.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Karen Dunn.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

Doctor Who: Podshock LIVE will be discussing Doctor Who 'Waters of Mars' BUT now at 5PM - so now we are 'not a Podshock followup show'

In which I take a look at the famous TARDIS sign. To sponsor me for Movember go to: http://uk.movember.com/mospace/13914/

Doctor Who: Podshock LIVE will be discussing Doctor Who 'Waters of Mars' BUT now at 5PM - so now we are 'not a Podshock followup show'

Doctor Who: Podshock LIVE will be discussing Doctor Who 'Waters of Mars' BUT now at 5PM - so now we are 'not a Podshock followup show'

Doctor Who: Podshock LIVE will be discussing Doctor Who 'Waters of Mars' BUT now at 5PM - so now we are 'not a Podshock followup show'

Time for Martian shenannigans in the Waters Of Mars. Plenty of feedback, including some from Chinn (from the Ministry, don't you know?), Wyn and Professor Dave-With-No-Last-Name, and Tony comes face to face with the longest piece of audio feedback he's ever had in his podcasting career. You have been warned...
Coming soon, Circular Time, Tomb Of The Cybermen, The Castle Of Fear and K9 and Company..

All feedback to show@flashingblade.org.uk

Guest-hosted by Darth Skeptical Because of sound trouble the show had to be redone and redited.

The gentlemen forego the technological anomoly known as Skype and actually venture out into an actual bar in Dallas (cheers to The Flying Saucer).  As required by the Gods of Podcasting, they speak of the latest televised adventure from the Doctor.

Not much happens here, except actual cigarettes are smoked (that would be Sean) and an actual waitress is involved (that would be a Guiness, please).  And we wrap it all up in time for Sean to catch his flight back to Austin and for Steve to play Ms. Pac-Man.  (Which I'm told is far superior to Pac-Man in that it involves different mazes and a menstrual cycle.)

So send your criticisms and kind thoughts to tardistavern@gmail.com.  And a special shout out to someone named Mary who (1) sent us our first (positive) bit of feedback and (2) being probably the only girl who cares to listen to our drunken asses and enjoys beer.  Ahhhh, Steve, if only...

"Carnival of Monsters" the 3rd Doctors brush with the Banned Miniscope, and his first travel in the newly freed Tardis.

The Waters of Mars is the second of the 2009 Specials leading up to the end of the David Tennant era. It aired on 15th November 2009 on BBC One. Contents [show] 1 Synopsis2 Plot3 Cast4 Crew5 References 5.1 Earth history5.2 Locations5.3 Races and Species5.4 Robots 6 Story Notes 6.1 Ratings6.2 Filming Locations6.3 Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors 7 Continuity8 International broadcasts9 DVD release10 External links11 Footnotes wgAfterContentAndJS.push(function() { if (window.showTocToggle) { window.tocShowText = "show"; window.tocHideText = "hide"; showTocToggle();}}); Synopsis Mars. 2059. Bowie Base One. Last recorded message: "Don't drink the water. Don't even touch it. Not one drop." Plot The TARDIS arrives on Mars and the Doctor steps out in his spacesuit, seemingly just to relax and enjoy the landscape. Stumbling across a base inhabited by a team from Earth, the Doctor is detained by a remote-controlled robot called "GADGET" and brought inside. The base commander, Adelaide Brooke, is at first suspicious of the Doctor, but after a tense interrogation, decides to trust him. The Doctor learns that the date is 21st November 2059, and that this is in fact Bowie Base One, the first human outpost on Mars. History has it that on this date the base was destroyed in a mysterious explosion and Brooke and her crew were all killed. Unwilling to break the laws of time and interfere with fixed points in history, the Doctor decides to leave. However, at the very same moment a crisis is developing: two crewmembers, Andy Stone and Maggie Cain, have been infected by a mysterious life form which takes over their bodies and causes them to gush copious amounts of water. Adelaide confiscates the Doctor's spacesuit, reasoning that he could be responsible for the infection in some way, and orders him to come with her and another crewmember, Tarak Ital, to investigate. The infection spreads, with Andy passing on the condition to Tarak. The two men are contained in the base's "bio-sphere" section while Maggie is secured in the medical wing. In a conversation with colleague Yuri Kerenski, the organism occupying Maggie's body reveals its desire to reach Earth, a planet rich in water. The crew plan to evacuate in an escape shuttle, and the Doctor breaks the news to Adelaide that she must die today, on Mars, if events are to unfold as they should. However, he also tells her that her death will inspire her descendants to travel further into space and establish peaceful relations with numerous extraterrestrial species. Unwillingly, Adelaide lets him leave. As the Doctor is making his way back to the TARDIS, Maggie breaks out of confinement, infiltrates the shuttle and infects pilot Ed Gold, Adelaide's deputy. Before the condition takes a hold over him, Ed manages to trigger the shuttle's self-destruct mechanism, which traps the infection on Mars but also leaves the surviving crew with no means of escape. The destruction of the shuttle is witnessed by the Doctor who, overcome by defiance against time itself, returns to the base to save the others. Realising that there is no way to change the course of history, Adelaide activates Bowie Base's self-destruct sequence. The infected personnel mount the roof of the control centre and exude more water, which pours into the room and claims GADGET's operator, Roman Groom, and Steffie Ehrlich. However, the Doctor uses GADGET to access the TARDIS, operate its controls remotely and transport the time and space machine into the base, rescuing Adelaide, Yuri and Mia Bennett from the resulting nuclear explosion. The TARDIS materialises outside Adelaide's house on Earth. Mia and Yuri are shocked by their experiences on Mars and Doctor's power and depart, bewildered. In a conversation with Adelaide, the Doctor reflects on why he ultimately decided to save her and the others. He argues that the Time Lords' rules were only valid while their civilisation existed, and that since he is the last of his race he has total authority over time. He proudly declares himself the "Time Lord Victorious" and remarks that with this power he will now be able to save influential figures such as Adelaide as well as "little people" the likes of Yuri and Mia. Scolding the Doctor for his new found arrogance, Adelaide returns home and commits suicide, reverting the changes that the Doctor has made to the timeline. Only now understanding the full impact of his actions, the Doctor is overcome with horror and realises that there will be a price to pay for his interference. Ood Sigma appears in the street, prompting the Doctor to ask him whether he has finally gone too far -- whether the time has come for him to die. Unresponsive, Sigma vanishes, and the Doctor staggers back into the TARDIS to the ominous sound of the Cloister Bell. With a defiant "No!", he begins to work the machine's controls. Cast The Doctor - David Tennant Adelaide Brooke - Lindsay Duncan Ed Gold - Peter O'Brien Tarak Ital - Chook Sibtain Andy Stone - Alan Ruscoe Maggie Cain - Sharon Duncan-Brewster Mia Bennett - Gemma Chan Yuri Kerenski - Aleksander Mikic Steffie Ehrlich - Cosima Shaw Roman Groom - Michael Goldsmith Emily Brooke - Lily Bevan Mikhail Kerenski - Max Bollinger Ulrika Ehrlich - Anouska Strahnz Lisette Ehrlich - Zofia Strahnz Adelaide's Father - Charlie De'ath Ood Sigma - Paul Kasey Young Adelaide - Rachel Fewell Crew 1st Assistant Director - William Hartley 2nd Assistant Director - James DeHaviland 3rd Assistant Director - Sarah Davies Location Manager - Gareth Skelding Unit Manager - Geraint Williams Production Co-ordinator - Jess van Niekerk Production Secretary - Kevin Myers Production Runner - Sian Warrilow Floor Runner - Alison Jones Continuity - Llinos Wyn Jones Script Editor - Gary Russell Camera Operators - Roger Pearce, Rory Taylor Focus Pullers - Steve Rees, Jamie Southcott Grip - John Robinson Camera Assistants - Jon Vidgen, Tom Hartley Gaffer - Mark Hutchings Best Boy - Peter Chester Electricians - Ben Griffiths, Jonathon Cox Boom Operators - Jeff Welch, Bryn Thomas Stunt Co-ordinator - Abbi Collins Choreographer - Ailsa Berk Supervising Art Director - Stephen Nicholas Associate Designer - James North Art Department Coordinator - Amy Pope Standby Art Director - Ciaran Thompson Standby Props - Phill Shellard, Jackson Pope Set Decorator - Joelle Rumbelow Property Master - Paul Aitken Construction Manager - Matthew Hywel-Davies Graphics - BBC Wales Graphics Costume Supervisor - Lindsay Bonaccorsi Assistant Costume Designer - Rose Goodhart Costume Assistants - Barbara Harrington, Louise Martin Make-Up Artists - Pam Mullins, Steve Smith, Morag Smith Casting Associate - Andy Brierley Casting Assistant - Alice Purse VFX Editor - Ceres Doyle Post Production Supervisors - Samantha Hall, Chris Blatchford Post Production Co-ordinator - Marie Brown Colourist - Mick Vincent Dubbing Mixer - Tim Ricketts Supervising Sound Editor - Paul McFadden Sound FX Editor - Paul Jefferies Dialogue Editor - Douglas Sinclair References Adelaide was 10 years old when the Earth was stolen by the Daleks, she witnessed one herself. Whilst on Earth when the Doctor is in the TARDIS the cloister bell is audible. Earth history Adelaide Brooke says that the last forty years on Earth have been chaos, with massive climate change, ozone degredation, and "the oil apocalypse"; humanity "almost reached extinction" during this period. Andy's obituary mentions "appalling storm conditions" in 2040, and climate change affecting agriculture in 2045. Maggie believes the Doctor may be a Philippino or Spanish astronaut, as the Philippines are rumoured to be building a Mars rocket and Spain have a "space link" that they managed to keep secret. Andy Stone's sister worked for the Spanish space programme. Ed Gold believes the Doctor is from a non-state independent group, referring to the Branson Inheritance. Various lunar missions have been carried out, including ten German missions and Project Pit Stop, establishing a refueling station on the moon. Mars was landed on in 2041, with Adelaide Brooke as part of the crew. Thirty years after 2059, Brooke's granddaughter Susan will pilot the first lightspeed ship. At least one of the webpages -- the one showing Brooke's granddaughter -- dates from the 2080s or later, suggesting the Internet still exists in some form in the late 21st century. Locations Bowie Base One is Earth's first off world colony. "Bowie Base One" is a reference to the David Bowie song "Life on Mars", which is also the name of a BBC TV series set in 1972 starring John Simm, who currently plays The Master. Bowie Base One is located on Mars in the Gusev Crater. Races and Species The Doctor mentions the Ice Warriors and suggests that they may have frozen the Flood. Robots The Doctor said that he hates "funny robots" but notes that he'd be okay with a robot dog. Gadget was built by Roman Groom using parts from the drones that constructed Bowie Base One. Story Notes This story was initially envisaged as a Christmas special, several festive references remain, such as the crew on Mars preparing for Christmas dinner, and it snowing when the Doctor arrives back on Earth as he exclaims how he likes snow. This story was originally entitled; Red Christmas. As Lindsay Duncan has been cast as a companion, she is the oldest actor to play a companion on television since the beginning of the series, although this title will be taken away from her in the next episode when Bernard Cribbins becomes the Doctor's companion. Ratings 9.1m 33.9% of TV share Filming Locations Victoria Place, Newport National Botanic Gardens of Wales, Carmarthenshire Taff's Well quarry, Cardiff, Wales Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors If no Human had ever heard of the Ice Warriors then how can the events of NA: The Dying Days not be known by the Humans? The novels may not be considered canon, by the current production team, also that event may have been in flux. It is never explicitly stated that Humans have never heard of the Ice Warriors. When the Doctor mentions them, Adelaide simply states, "I haven't got time for stories." After the explosion of the shuttle, several fires are burning all around the site. Taking into account the initial explosion was fueled by the base's oxygen, and given that Mars has no appreciable atmosphere, how can these smaller fires burn in the vacuum? Because Mars does have an atmosphere, albeit one with a pressure roughly equivalent to one hundredth that of Earth's atmosphere. Given that Mars's thin atmosphere consists primarily of carbon dioxide, with a very small concentration of oxygen (which is required for combustion), how can the smaller fires after the explosion burn? There is a lot we don't know about Bowie Base One. We don't know what sort of fuel they're using, we don't know how the self-destruct mechanism on the rocket works. In Father's Day The Reapers turned up due to Rose saving her father when somebody who was dead is now alive - surely this should be the case now for Yuri and Mia as they should have died but are now alive. The Reapers only showed up in Fathers Day due to Rose saving her father's life, as then, that altered the timeline meaning that in the future Rose wouldn't have travelled to the past to save her father, causing a paradox, the Doctor only changed the future when he saved Adelaide's life. Had Adelaide's granddaughter travelled back in time to save her grandmother, for instance, that would more likely have caught the Reapers' attention. Also, as Adelaide almost immediately kills herself, thereby maintaining the timeline, there was no need for the Reapers to appear. The news article on Adelaide claims that she was born in 1999 and yet was also 10 when her parents died in 2008. (There was clearly a typo in the article in regards to either the year or her age.) The news article identifies The Stolen Earth as occuring in 2008, instead of 2009 (as the show's been a year ahead since Aliens of London). The production team have deliberately stated that Series Three occurs within a space of a few days to rectify the year-off discrepancy that Aliens of London introduced, so the Whoniverse timeline is in sync with ours again. (Two explanations: either the article we were "seeing" had some sort of typo, or the events of The Stolen Earth actually did happen in 2008.) The news article on the mission refers to "Dr Tarak Ital MD." It would be correct to write either the "Dr" or the "MD," but both at once is redundant and grammatically incorrect. Ital's obituary also misspells "Havana". It is correct if the person has both an MD and a PhD. The article on Susie Fontana Brooke's first "Faster then Light" flight lists Adelaide's team at the end as hers. Why would the Doctor comment on Mia's age when Roman is two years younger than her? When it is revealed that Maggie is one of the creatures, the outer shot shows her hair back while in the closer shot, it is around her face. Continuity The Doctor speaks partially to the events of DW: The Fires of Pompeii. There is a flashback to (which includes a cameo by a Dalek) DW: The Stolen Earth / Journey's End The spacesuit the Doctor wore was the same suit from DW: The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit. Mars appears not to have much of an atmosphere, however NA: The Dying Days suggests otherwise. SJA: The Mad Woman in the Attic is also (partially) set in 2059. Carmen's prophecy "he will knock four times" is mentioned from DW: Planet of the Dead. Sound clips of the Doctor talking about the Time Lords and The Time War are used from DW: Gridlock, Utopia / The Sound of Drums / Last of the Time Lords International broadcasts ABC1 - Australia : 6th December 2009[1] BBC America: 19th December 2009 Space - Canada: 19th December 2009[2]

Welcome one and all to Episode 12 of Small Press Big Mouth, back after a small illness related hiatus.  This time round we have news from Hi Ex the International Comic Con held in Inverness and we review Asterix, a couple of books by Tony Lee, Murky Depths #9, Space Monkeys by Paper Jam Comics and Coupledom by Andy Waugh, 2 books by Scott Hampton aaaaand maybe some more but I'm old and I've been ill and I've forgotten!  Though I can tell you that nothing beats Diagnosis Murder when your ill - fact! Enjoy.

Welcome one and all to Episode 12 of Small Press Big Mouth, back after a small illness related hiatus. This time round we have news from Hi Ex the International Comic Con held in Inverness and we review Asterix, a couple of books by Tony Lee, Murky Depths #9, Space Monkeys by Paper Jam Comics and Coupledom by Andy Waugh, 2 books by Scott Hampton aaaaand maybe some more but I'm old and I've been ill and I've forgotten! Though I can tell you that nothing beats Diagnosis Murder when your ill - fact! Enjoy.

Show notes can be found at theratproject.wordpress.com.

A studio episode of The Cultdom Collective Podcast on Hurricane Who - including interviews with Toby Hadoke, Colin Spaul and Rob Shearman.

A studio episode of The Cultdom Collective Podcast on Hurricane Who - including interviews with Toby Hadoke, Colin Spaul and Rob Shearman.

A studio episode of The Cultdom Collective Podcast on Hurricane Who - including interviews with Toby Hadoke, Colin Spaul and Rob Shearman.