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We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

We took a break from the news last week to revel in Gallifrey One events of the past and to look forward to better times in the future, so this week we catch up with all the news we missed, including several Big Finish releases, new books, But let’s get to the heart of this thing, as Hunter S. Thompson once said, with our commentary for “Revolution of the Daleks” with Verity’s own Deb Stanish!

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
• Jodie Whittaker reads a bedtime story for kids in Watford
• Fury from the Deep on BBC America
• New Doctor Who Build-A-Bear
• Lockdown Who “The Genuine Article” followup to Love & Monsters
• A Town Called Mercy tweetalong
• Deepfake tech used for missing Doctor Who episodes
• Hero Collector Revolution of the Daleks figurines
• Warriors of the Deep and Sontar-Ha! WhoTalk commentaries
• Southside Broadcasting Graeme Harper podcasts
• Big Finish The Doomsday Contract from a script by John Lloyd
• Big Finish Doctor Who: The Early Adventures
• Big Finish Torchwood Lease of Life
• Big Finish Lady Christina Adventures Series 2
• Look at the Size of That Thing book by Bill Evenson and Stacey Smith?
• The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
• The Ruby’s Curse audiobook, read by Alex Kingston
• Doctor Who and Science by Marcus K Harmes and Lindy A Orthia
• Dalek Combat Training Manual by Mike Tucker, Gavin Rymill and Richard Atkinson
• Paradoxes and Possibilities kickstarter

Commentary:

• Revolution of the Daleks
• Deb Stanish

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Decapitation, Cuckoldry and Rock Opera are but three of the romantic elements of this Christmas Special

The post N130 The Husbands of River Song appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

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Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

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Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

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Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

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Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

---

Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!

 

Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

---

Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

---

Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
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Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

---

Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

---

Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!

 

Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

---

Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

---

Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!

 

Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

---

Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

---

Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

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Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

---

Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

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Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

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Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

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Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

---

Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

Honestly this title alone was confusing.

We record these podcast in the dead of night now actually. Like way late at night. Like 7 PM. I know, so late right. In the UK the sun is probably still up at that time, being all a million miles from the equator and all that, but down here thanks to the end of DST we’re solidly two hours into darkness at that point. Yeah sun goes down at 5. Well 5:30 now but you get the point. It’s Dead of Night, written by Jane Espensen and aired on July 22, 2011.

---

Show-notes:
3:04: Check out our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-fi Podcast.
13:38: Speaking of blog posts, we have a blog now that you can and should definitely check out.
17:50: Inferno the movie, not Inferno the Doctor Who story.
24:12: Here’s our blog post on Torchwood Children of Earth and the “Steven Moffat Effect”
30:16: November 23 on the tardis wiki
50:00: Here’s “Embrace Lung Cancer,” our episode on the book Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
52:43: Skip Schoolink on imdb
53:01: His full name is Rostam Batmanglij.
1:07:00: Check out our movie trilogy podcast, Triple Play: A Movie Trilogy Podcast.
1:11:10: Here’s our blog post on Revolution of the Daleks and Ryan and Graham’s departure.

---

Torchwood © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Torchwood title music was originally composed by Murray Gold. The version used in this episode was arranged by Murray Gold.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home?ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home?ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home?ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home?ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home?ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home?ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home?ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’.Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home?ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD.

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Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD. If you like the show and want to buy us a pint, you can do so here

Ben and Mark discuss hangovers, wasted potential and climates of fear as they try to spin a few hours out of ‘The Pyramid at the End of the World’ and ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Ben and Mark try to criticise the failings of ‘Pyramid’ without being too insensitive, discussing how successfully Doctor Who tries to tackle Brexit and Trump through the Monk’s trilogy. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher throws a spanner in the works for Johnny Byrne’s Cold War allegory ‘Warriors of the Deep’. Is the Doctor’s blindness actually just a bit insulting? How did that chemical lab meet building regulations with such a dangerously access unfriendly lock? What exactly does Turlough offer young boys watching at home? ALSO: Ben and Mark audition for the Degsestial Funmaker’s Shakespeare Company, Mark’s girlfriend drunkenly tries to describe the Myrka and there’s a competition to win a copy of Sylvester McCoy’s new film ‘The Owners’ on DVD. If you like the show and want to buy us a pint, you can do so here