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David and his son, Marty, discuss Patrick Troughton's last story, sock puppets, personal boundaries, Rita Moreno's hotness, and much much more!  David also discusses the upcoming Gallifrey 21 convention in L.A. and reads listener emails!

David and his son, Marty, discuss Patrick Troughton's last story, sock puppets, personal boundaries, Rita Moreno's hotness, and much much more! David also discusses the upcoming Gallifrey 21 convention in L.A. and reads listener emails!

This episode is especially dedicated to our North American listeners who have heard of, but have always been reluctant, to listen to Big Finish.

Sean and Steve give their take on "The One Doctor," one of the most popular stories in the Big Finish line, and then review "Iris Wildthyme: The Panda Invasion," Big Finish's hilarious and succesful spin-off of their Doctor Who series (think Timelady + gin and tonics + a stuffed talking panda bear companion).

Surprisingsly, we're proud to announce we have nothing jaded or nasty to say this episode, so please enjoy!  There's also a bit of feedback from a loyal follower and, since we received no emails from listeners wanting Gadget back, we have a new bartender.  Who will it be?  (Here's a hint: Think cotton candy spandex and red hair.)

Next week we finally take a peek at Jon Pertwee in "The Sea Devils."

Where has all the lovely feedback gone?  Please send it to tardistavern@gmail.com, join us and leave a comment on Facebook, and/or leave us some jolly feedback on iTunes!  Do it now, while there's nothing to watch on TV.

Special acknowledgment goes to ZerOsen (from whomix.trilete.net) for the ZerOsen mix at the end of the show.

Tracking down those older episodes is tough, so to get an extra week of research, Scott and Randy take time to discuss the many companions of the Russell T. Davies era. From Rose to Wilfred and everyone in between, there have been a variety of companions to The Doctor. How do we rank them? Which was our favorite single episode companions? Who could we have done without? Find out all this and more in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion!

Next Week: Regenerations Part 3 (for real this time… seriously)

The Three Who Rule created their own news this week by dropping a small bombshell into the world of Doctor Who fandom by being the first to reveal official BBC details of the upcoming Series Fnarg. Once that was coyly dealt with, and after a dark, sinister, and negative experience watching The End of Time Part One last week, the Three Who Rule were in finer spirits for their second outing in Finale-Stan, the catchily-titled “The End of Time Part Two”. Between Chris’s endless (no really, they just wouldn’t end) gags about slash writers and the occasionally engaging spectacle onscreen, your erstwhile hosts proved to be much more affable on this leg of the excursion, and bile was replaced by hope and optimism as Matt Smith crashed onto our screens and into our coal-black, ginger-hating hearts. Geronimo.

Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

The Three Who Rule created their own news this week by dropping a small bombshell into the world of Doctor Who fandom by being the first to reveal official BBC details of the upcoming Series Fnarg. Once that was coyly dealt with, and after a dark, sinister, and negative experience watching The End of Time Part One last week, the Three Who Rule were in finer spirits for their second outing in Finale-Stan, the catchily-titled "The End of Time Part Two". Between Chris's endless (no really, they just wouldn't end) gags about slash writers and the occasionally engaging spectacle onscreen, your erstwhile hosts proved to be much more affable on this leg of the excursion, and bile was replaced by hope and optimism as Matt Smith crashed onto our screens and into our coal-black, ginger-hating hearts. Geronimo.

Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

The Three Who Rule created their own news this week by dropping a small bombshell into the world of Doctor Who fandom by being the first to reveal official BBC details of the upcoming Series Fnarg. Once that was coyly dealt with, and after a dark, sinister, and negative experience watching The End of Time Part One last week, the Three Who Rule were in finer spirits for their second outing in Finale-Stan, the catchily-titled “The End of Time Part Two”. Between Chris’s endless (no really, they just wouldn’t end) gags about slash writers and the occasionally engaging spectacle onscreen, your erstwhile hosts proved to be much more affable on this leg of the excursion, and bile was replaced by hope and optimism as Matt Smith crashed onto our screens and into our coal-black, ginger-hating hearts. Geronimo.

Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

Hello there.

This time around Robert and Tony look at the last of the Stockbridge trilogy, 'Plague of the Daleks'. There is also a mountain of viewer feedback, Ask Professor Dave and a phone call from the Ministry..

WARNING ONE: Tony sings.

WARNING TWO: Tony is 32.793% more manic then normal.

All feedback to show@flashingblade.org.uk

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 183
Running Time: 1:44:12

Our annual Gallifrey One preview show previewing Gallifrey 21, plus Who Party Toronto update, the Germany Report with Graeme Sheridan, and more.

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

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.

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.

The fifth of my look backs is on the fifth Doctor played by Peter Davison, I tell you a bit about Peter, his career before, during and after Doctor Who.

This time our end theme is from Tom Dickinson of the Cloister Room podcast which you can find here http://thecloisterroom.com/

If you wish to send me feedback or maybe even want to volunteer to co-host an episode especially these Doctor retrospectives please drop me a line at

The fifth of my look backs is on the fifth Doctor played by Peter Davison, I tell you a bit about Peter, his career before, during and after Doctor Who.

This time our end theme is from Tom Dickinson of the Cloister Room podcast which you can find here http://thecloisterroom.com/

If you wish to send me feedback or maybe even want to volunteer to co-host an episode especially these Doctor retrospectives please drop me a line at

The Da Vinci Code was quite popular at the time this entry was originally produced. What a preposterous work of fiction that was. It's rather more interesting to note the Doctor's role in the production of the mulitple [authentic] copies of this noteworthy work of art. What? You weren't aware the painting hanging in the Louvre is a copy? Listen on weary traveller...

We now present to you our 4th entry originally produced August 20, 2006. Look for HHG2W #5 Hiatus to appear on this feed approximately February 27, 2010. Eek! We'll be at Gallifrey 21 during this time. If we're lucky we might grab some audio from the convention for this feed.

References:

1. City of Death* Story #105
2. *According to Wikipedia: 'City of Death is believed to be the earliest produced Doctor Who story for which every credited cast member is still living.'
3. Being an archival entry of sorts, we in no way make reference to the more recent misadventures of Sarah Jane Smith concerning this iconic painting.
4. This entry was written by David Agnew.

Disclaimer: As this episode was originally produced in 2006 disregard the links mentioned. If you are in any way dissatisfied with our product please please bake a strawberry filled vanilla cake with the words "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse!" clearly enscribed in the icing. Upon smelling the wafting scent your confection we shall promptly refund your money. It is very important that you fill the cake with strawberry!!!

DON'T PANIC

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The Da Vinci Code was quite popular at the time this entry was originally produced. What a preposterous work of fiction that was. It's rather more interesting to note the Doctor's role in the production of the mulitple [authentic] copies of this noteworthy work of art. What? You weren't aware the painting hanging in the Louvre is a copy? Listen on weary traveller...

We now present to you our 4th entry originally produced August 20, 2006. Look for HHG2W #5 Hiatus to appear on this feed approximately February 27, 2010. Eek! We'll be at Gallifrey 21 during this time. If we're lucky we might grab some audio from the convention for this feed.

References:

1. City of Death* Story #105
2. *According to Wikipedia: 'City of Death is believed to be the earliest produced Doctor Who story for which every credited cast member is still living.'
3. Being an archival entry of sorts, we in no way make reference to the more recent misadventures of Sarah Jane Smith concerning this iconic painting.
4. This entry was written by David Agnew.

Disclaimer: As this episode was originally produced in 2006 disregard the links mentioned. If you are in any way dissatisfied with our product please please bake a strawberry filled vanilla cake with the words "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse!" clearly enscribed in the icing. Upon smelling the wafting scent your confection we shall promptly refund your money. It is very important that you fill the cake with strawberry!!!

DON'T PANIC 

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

HHG2W:
Email: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~com
Website: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.com
Twitter: @HHG2W
Tumblr: guidetothewhoverse.tumblr.com

SFPL:
Voicemail: 773-336-2686
Website: scifipartyline.com
Twitter: @SciFiPartyLine
Tumblr: scifipartyline.tumblr.com
Facebook: Sci-Fi Party Line

[Subscribe via iTunes]

Three more regenerations mean three more new faces, and Scott and Randy are here to discuss them: Colin Baker into Sylvester McCoy, Peter Davison into Colin Baker, and Tom Baker into Peter Davison. How do these classic Who series regenerations differ from the new Who series? Which Doctor is our least favorite (by far)? What exactly is “The Watcher”? Find out, in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion!

Next Week: Regenerations Part 3 – Pertwee/Baker, Troughton/Pertwee, Hartnell/Troughton

Join us for the now monthly positive podcast Good Morning Geekdom  

Episode 4 focuses solely on News so that The Nuge and Iz can give you their in-depth, rational and highly informed (for informed read opinionated) thoughts on current geeky topics such as future Dr Who fashion faux pas’, Avatar XXX (big blue porn), Torchwood USA (or not?), and Newsarama being mean about Mark Strong .

Hopefully our tech problems will be sorted by next episode so you will get the full Good Morning Geekdom Experience!

Join us for the now monthly positive podcast Good Morning Geekdom

Episode 4 focuses solely on News so that The Nuge and Iz can give you their in-depth, rational and highly informed (for informed read opinionated) thoughts on current geeky topics such as future Dr Who fashion faux pas', Avatar XXX (big blue porn), Torchwood USA (or not?), and Newsarama being mean about Mark Strong .

Hopefully our tech problems will be sorted by next episode so you will get the full Good Morning Geekdom Experience!

For the first time in AGES we are up to date, so as well as looking at 1669 & 70 the guys also delve back to April 1977 to get stuck into Prog 10. They also find time to talk about PJ Holdens non 2000AD work on Battlefields, offend as many people as possible and question Richards heterosexuality ...a lot.

As always, spoilers throughout and non kiddie friendly language.

For the first time in AGES we are up to date, so as well as looking at 1669 & 70 the guys also delve back to April 1977 to get stuck into Prog 10. They also find time to talk about PJ Holdens non 2000AD work on Battlefields, offend as many people as possible and question Richards heterosexuality ...a lot.

As always, spoilers throughout and non kiddie friendly language.

Greetings, yes? Here's the second part of our Gary Russell interview. This time around, Gary talks about Big Finish, 'Regeneration', 'The Infinate Quest', 'Dreamland', working in Cardiff and he also answers questions from our viewers. Enjoy.

So here we are at still going at 4am at the end of the SFX Weekender. We discuss the SFX Awards and the Masquerade Ball!

So here we are at still going at 4am at the end of the SFX Weekender. We discuss the SFX Awards and the Masquerade Ball!

Join us as we review the second day of the SFX Weekender.

Join us as we  review the second day of the SFX Weekender.

It had to happen sooner or later, so the Three Who Rule ripped the bandage off by recording a commentary for The End of Time Part One, that neo-classic from Christmas 2009 containing such classic Who elements as magic potions, laser hands, randy senior citizens and Smell-O-Vision. Did the episode fare better this time round after the scolding it received in Radio Free Skaro 174? You decide. Also discussed was news of Gaiman, gay men, and gained men, er, companions. Onwards!

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

It had to happen sooner or later, so the Three Who Rule ripped the bandage off by recording a commentary for The End of Time Part One, that neo-classic from Christmas 2009 containing such classic Who elements as magic potions, laser hands, randy senior citizens and Smell-O-Vision. Did the episode fare better this time round after the scolding it received in Radio Free Skaro 174? You decide. Also discussed was news of Gaiman, gay men, and gained men, er, companions. Onwards!

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

It had to happen sooner or later, so the Three Who Rule ripped the bandage off by recording a commentary for The End of Time Part One, that neo-classic from Christmas 2009 containing such classic Who elements as magic potions, laser hands, randy senior citizens and Smell-O-Vision. Did the episode fare better this time round after the scolding it received in Radio Free Skaro 174? You decide. Also discussed was news of Gaiman, gay men, and gained men, er, companions. Onwards!

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

To commemorate our tenth episode, we take an in-depth look at Agatha Christie's Ten Little Indians. But then we switched to Plan B and, in what is our longest episode yet, discussed each and every Tenth Doctor story. It's like 36 mini-reviews in one! And since the Johnny Walker and red wine were flowing freely, things might start getting a little wibbly-wobbly there in the end. Plus, we have some very sweet feedback from some very beautiful, very darling listeners. Has anyone seen Gadget?

Please send feedback, complaints about Steve, and applications for new bartenders to us at tardistavern@gmail.com.

Special acknowledgment goes to King (from whomix.trilete.net) for the Darkness of the Doctor mix at the end of the show.

Ullo.

This time, whichever time that may be.. possibly time for a Nice Cup Of tea... actually, lets be honest here, ANY time is time for a Nice Cup Of Tea I'm drifting...er.. yes...Jo! and Tony look at Survivial, the last McCoy story before the Gap Decade. Robert has a look see at the Sirens of Time - naughty! - and a parent or guardian sends in feedback from Wyn....

All feedback to show@flashingblade.org.uk

Summary:
Andy Simpkins, Adam J Purcell, Fake Keith and the Real Keith Dunn talk about Doctor Who computer games, Red Dwarf Season 3, have a 30 second recommendation for Iain M Banks’ Culture novels, hold a competition, find some general news, and a variety of other stuff, specifically:

• 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
• 00:53 — Welcome!
• 01:59 – News:
• 02:03 — Torchwood USA: Fox TV developing an American Torchwood.
• 03:48 — Doctor Who: Computer game to be developed?
• 06:02 — Rex Is Not Your Lawyer: Canned before it got started?
• 07:20 — Red Dwarf: Chris Barrie suggests a new full season is possible.
• 09:05 — Doctor Who: Billie Piper talks about Hollywood Doctor Who film.
• 09:49 — Star Wars: Wizards of the Coast drop pen & paper RPG and miniatures line.
• 10:30 – Red Dwarf: Season 3
• 25:11 – Doctor Who: Computer games past and future.
• 35:32 – 30 Second Recommendation: Iain M Banks’ Culture novels.
• 37:21 – COMPETITION TIME! Win a Whooverville 3 Disc DVD set (including interviews with Colin Baker, Anneke Wills, Nick Briggs, and many more!)
• 38:47 – Emails and listener feedback.* Hit us yourself at show@StaggeringStories.net
• 56:40 – Farewell for this podcast!
• 57:05 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.
• 64:40 — The TARDIS Tavern promo.
• 66:08 — The Ood Cast promo.

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Torchwood.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• Wikipedia: Rex Is Not Your Lawyer.
• Red Dwarf.
• Wizards of the Coast.
• Wikipedia: Doctor Who Computer Games.
• SFX Weekender.
• Wikipedia: The Culture.
• The Whoovers Doctor Who Group (with their many great DVDs!).
• The Flashing Blade Podcast.
• YouTube: The Day of the Triffids (1981).
• Wikipedia: Defying Gravity.
• Big Finish: Jago and Litefoot Series One.
• Abbyshot: Browncoat.
• Abbyshot: 10th Doctor coat.
• The TARDIS Tavern podcast.
• The Ood Cast podcast.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.