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At Coventry Comic Con Squee hosts the Artist & Cosplay panels.

In the Artist Panels Squee is joined by Simon Myers (Titan Comic Doctor Who range) Gary Whitlock (The Beno), Ian Richardson (2000AD, Hallo) & Steve Tanner (Timebomb Comics). As well as talking about their own works we talk styles of art and advice for upcoming writers and artist who want to make it in comics. Squee even gets to talk briefly about his first comic short coming out March 2018.

For the Cosplay panel Squee is joined by noted UK cosplayers Tiny Tigress, Caramel Latte Kiss & UK Negan. They and member of the audience tell their stories of cosplaying, what its meant to them and putting together their outfits. We get to talk to a 9th Doctor cosplay who compares notes with Squee about how the 9th & 11th Doctors make great first cosplays as they are a little easier to do than some other outfits.

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pot-pour-ri po-pu-'re n [F pot pourri, lit. rotten pot] 1 : a jar of flower petals and spices used for scent 2 : a miscellaneous collection : MEDLEY

No, this isn't the flower show episode. Rather, as promised, we give you a quick review of the video game Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock, some discussion about the upcoming second-half of Series Seven, and (we haven't brought you one of these in a while) an interview with Daphne Ashbrook, star of the 1996 TV movie.

Special thanks to our own roving reporter Andre Tessier for interviewing Ms. Ashbrook at this year's Gallifrey convention. (Or was it from last year? We were too drunk to tell.)

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Waffle On about Reservoir Dogs

Hello and welcome to this edition of Waffle On Podcast in which Meds and Kell yarn away about one of their favorite films from back in the day, Reservoir Dogs, the directorial debut of Quentin Tarantino.

The usual trivia and plot synopsis is here along with the reveal of the winner of January's competition. Remember we have a Facebook page just type in Waffle On Podcast in the search bar. You can listen to us on Podbean, or download us from iTunes, Stitcher Radio or on your own podcast catcher on your mobile device.

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Waffle On about Reservoir Dogs

Hello and welcome to this edition of Waffle On Podcast in which Meds and Kell yarn away about one of their favorite films from back in the day, Reservoir Dogs, the directorial debut of Quentin Tarantino.

The usual trivia and plot synopsis is here along with the reveal of the winner of January’s competition. Remember we have a Facebook page just type in Waffle On Podcast in the search bar. You can listen to us on Podbean, or download us from iTunes, Stitcher Radio or on your own podcast catcher on your mobile device.

Thanks for listening.

At Coventry Comic Con Squee hosts the Artist & Cosplay panels.

In the Artist Panels Squee is joined by Simon Myers (Titan Comic Doctor Who range) Gary Whitlock (The Beno), Ian Richardson (2000AD, Hallo) & Steve Tanner (Timebomb Comics). As well as talking about their own works we talk styles of art and advice for upcoming writers and artist who want to make it in comics. Squee even gets to talk briefly about his first comic short coming out March 2018.

For the Cosplay panel Squee is joined by noted UK cosplayers Tiny Tigress, Caramel Latte Kiss & UK Negan. They and member of the audience tell their stories of cosplaying, what its meant to them and putting together their outfits. We get to talk to a 9th Doctor cosplay who compares notes with Squee about how the 9th & 11th Doctors make great first cosplays as they are a little easier to do than some other outfits.

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At Coventry Comic Con Squee hosts the Artist & Cosplay panels.

In the Artist Panels Squee is joined by Simon Myers (Titan Comic Doctor Who range) Gary Whitlock (The Beno), Ian Richardson (2000AD, Hallo) & Steve Tanner (Timebomb Comics). As well as talking about their own works we talk styles of art and advice for upcoming writers and artist who want to make it in comics. Squee even gets to talk briefly about his first comic short coming out March 2018.

For the Cosplay panel Squee is joined by noted UK cosplayers Tiny Tigress, Caramel Latte Kiss & UK Negan. They and member of the audience tell their stories of cosplaying, what its meant to them and putting together their outfits. We get to talk to a 9th Doctor cosplay who compares notes with Squee about how the 9th & 11th Doctors make great first cosplays as they are a little easier to do than some other outfits.

Whovian Round-up & Round-up Reviews are by http://indiemacuser.com/

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What’s inside the memory box? And for goodness sake don’t ask her name!

Alan and Derek review Vienna, starring Chase Masterson, a Dr Who spin off featuring the assassin Vienna.

In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, we have our third and final interview recorded at the Whooverville 9 convention in September.

This time, we chat to the wonderful Wendy Padbury about her life and career and she reveals her unhappy experience working on a classic British horror film.

Thanks again to the guys at Staggering Stories for letting me sit in on the interview:

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In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, we have our third and final interview recorded at the Whooverville 9 convention in September.

This time, we chat to the wonderful Wendy Padbury about her life and career and she reveals her unhappy experience working on a classic British horror film.

Thanks again to the guys at Staggering Stories for letting me sit in on the interview:

Staggering Stories Website:

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In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, we have our third and final interview recorded at the Whooverville 9 convention in September.

This time, we chat to the wonderful Wendy Padbury about her life and career and she reveals her unhappy experience working on a classic British horror film.

Thanks again to the guys at Staggering Stories for letting me sit in on the interview:

Staggering Stories Website:

https://www.staggeringstories.net

In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, we have our third and final interview recorded at the Whooverville 9 convention in September.

This time, we chat to the wonderful Wendy Padbury about her life and career and she reveals her unhappy experience working on a classic British horror film.

Thanks again to the guys at Staggering Stories for letting me sit in on the interview:

Staggering Stories Website:

https://www.staggeringstories.net

In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, we have our third and final interview recorded at the Whooverville 9 convention in September.

This time, we chat to the wonderful Wendy Padbury about her life and career and she reveals her unhappy experience working on a classic British horror film.

Thanks again to the guys at Staggering Stories for letting me sit in on the interview:

Staggering Stories Website:

https://www.staggeringstories.net

In this edition of the Who's He? Podcast, we have our third and final interview recorded at the Whooverville 9 convention in September.

This time, we chat to the wonderful Wendy Padbury about her life and career and she reveals her unhappy experience working on a classic British horror film.

Thanks again to the guys at Staggering Stories for letting me sit in on the interview:

Staggering Stories Website:

https://www.staggeringstories.net

This week's show is more tightly packed than Kirk's corset. Having braved the freezing temperatures of North Wales, we give you our verdict on the recent Sci-Fi Weekender. We play Unnecessary Sequel Poker. We crank call another podcast. All this and a spoiler free review of Manborg. 

twitter: @PharosProject @KungFuYoda @Doctor_Vendetta @beastmasterpete

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The website is being tinkered with, so it's offline for the moment. 

It brings me great delight to say that friend of the show (and podcaster in his own right), Hayden Gribble, has penned a book, which is coming out on the 16th of this month. Pretty much around the time you'll hear this episode.

That book is called Child Out Of Time, a memoir of sorts, about a Doctor Who fan growing up in the Wilderness years of the series.

With a cover by Doctor Who author Paul Magrs and a foreword by Andrew 'Full Circle' Smith, this really is a neat thing.

So, to do my part in letting everyone know the book's out - find it at Amazon, folks - I've gone back to the Doctor Who Show episode #2 (from February, 2016).

Why? Because I had Hayden on that episode. You see, Hayden's always fascinated me from the point of view that in Who fandom we have a bunch of people who watched the classic era and most of us have continued to enjoy Nu-Who. Or they're people who started with Nu-Who and some might have gone back to the classics, but I'd wager most haven't, even if they appreciate the history and gravitas it gives the new material.

But Hayden's different. He didn't see the Classic Era on its first run, but then became a fan in the wilderness years, thanks initially to the TV Movie, so was primed and ready to be a major fan when Nu Who started, just like a Classic era fan... but was still this young guy at the time with a different story to most.

That sort of thing's really interesting to me, so I wanted to chat with him on the show about being a younger who fan who likes the classic era, as a bit of a conversation piece.

Now, towards the end of the chat back in 2016, Hayden mentions some projects coming up and one of them was Child out of Time... so it seemed highly appropriate to dust off this tape, and give you a taste of Hayden and I chatting about his years growing up with the show which he's now expanded upon - in quite a major way - in Child out of Time.

It brings me great delight to say that friend of the show (and podcaster in his own right), Hayden Gribble, has penned a book, which is coming out on the 16th of this month. Pretty much around the time you'll hear this episode.

That book is called Child Out Of Time, a memoir of sorts, about a Doctor Who fan growing up in the Wilderness years of the series.

With a cover by Doctor Who author Paul Magrs and a foreword by Andrew 'Full Circle' Smith, this really is a neat thing.

So, to do my part in letting everyone know the book's out - find it at Amazon, folks - I've gone back to the Doctor Who Show episode #2 (from February, 2016).

Why? Because I had Hayden on that episode. You see, Hayden's always fascinated me from the point of view that in Who fandom we have a bunch of people who watched the classic era and most of us have continued to enjoy Nu-Who. Or they're people who started with Nu-Who and some might have gone back to the classics, but I'd wager most haven't, even if they appreciate the history and gravitas it gives the new material.

But Hayden's different. He didn't see the Classic Era on its first run, but then became a fan in the wilderness years, thanks initially to the TV Movie, so was primed and ready to be a major fan when Nu Who started, just like a Classic era fan... but was still this young guy at the time with a different story to most.

That sort of thing's really interesting to me, so I wanted to chat with him on the show about being a younger who fan who likes the classic era, as a bit of a conversation piece.

Now, towards the end of the chat back in 2016, Hayden mentions some projects coming up and one of them was Child out of Time... so it seemed highly appropriate to dust off this tape, and give you a taste of Hayden and I chatting about his years growing up with the show which he's now expanded upon - in quite a major way - in Child out of Time.

This week's show is more tightly packed than Kirk's corset. Having braved the freezing temperatures of North Wales, we give you our verdict on the recent Sci-Fi Weekender. We play Unnecessary Sequel Poker. We crank call another podcast. All this and a spoiler free review of Manborg.

twitter: @PharosProject @KungFuYoda @Doctor_Vendetta @beastmasterpete

email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

Facebook: The Collective http://www.facebook.com/groups/145571995515976/

The website is being tinkered with, so it's offline for the moment.

It brings me great delight to say that friend of the show (and podcaster in his own right), Hayden Gribble, has penned a book, which is coming out on the 16th of this month. Pretty much around the time you'll hear this episode.

That book is called Child Out Of Time, a memoir of sorts, about a Doctor Who fan growing up in the Wilderness years of the series.

With a cover by Doctor Who author Paul Magrs and a foreword by Andrew 'Full Circle' Smith, this really is a neat thing.

So, to do my part in letting everyone know the book's out - find it at Amazon, folks - I've gone back to the Doctor Who Show episode #2 (from February, 2016).

Why? Because I had Hayden on that episode. You see, Hayden's always fascinated me from the point of view that in Who fandom we have a bunch of people who watched the classic era and most of us have continued to enjoy Nu-Who. Or they're people who started with Nu-Who and some might have gone back to the classics, but I'd wager most haven't, even if they appreciate the history and gravitas it gives the new material.

But Hayden's different. He didn't see the Classic Era on its first run, but then became a fan in the wilderness years, thanks initially to the TV Movie, so was primed and ready to be a major fan when Nu Who started, just like a Classic era fan... but was still this young guy at the time with a different story to most.

That sort of thing's really interesting to me, so I wanted to chat with him on the show about being a younger who fan who likes the classic era, as a bit of a conversation piece.

Now, towards the end of the chat back in 2016, Hayden mentions some projects coming up and one of them was Child out of Time... so it seemed highly appropriate to dust off this tape, and give you a taste of Hayden and I chatting about his years growing up with the show which he's now expanded upon - in quite a major way - in Child out of Time.

It brings me great delight to say that friend of the show (and podcaster in his own right), Hayden Gribble, has penned a book, which is coming out on the 16th of this month. Pretty much around the time you'll hear this episode.

That book is called Child Out Of Time, a memoir of sorts, about a Doctor Who fan growing up in the Wilderness years of the series.

With a cover by Doctor Who author Paul Magrs and a foreword by Andrew 'Full Circle' Smith, this really is a neat thing.

So, to do my part in letting everyone know the book's out - find it at Amazon, folks - I've gone back to the Doctor Who Show episode #2 (from February, 2016).

Why? Because I had Hayden on that episode. You see, Hayden's always fascinated me from the point of view that in Who fandom we have a bunch of people who watched the classic era and most of us have continued to enjoy Nu-Who. Or they're people who started with Nu-Who and some might have gone back to the classics, but I'd wager most haven't, even if they appreciate the history and gravitas it gives the new material.

But Hayden's different. He didn't see the Classic Era on its first run, but then became a fan in the wilderness years, thanks initially to the TV Movie, so was primed and ready to be a major fan when Nu Who started, just like a Classic era fan... but was still this young guy at the time with a different story to most.

That sort of thing's really interesting to me, so I wanted to chat with him on the show about being a younger who fan who likes the classic era, as a bit of a conversation piece.

Now, towards the end of the chat back in 2016, Hayden mentions some projects coming up and one of them was Child out of Time... so it seemed highly appropriate to dust off this tape, and give you a taste of Hayden and I chatting about his years growing up with the show which he's now expanded upon - in quite a major way - in Child out of Time.

It brings me great delight to say that friend of the show (and podcaster in his own right), Hayden Gribble, has penned a book, which is coming out on the 16th of this month. Pretty much around the time you'll hear this episode.

That book is called Child Out Of Time, a memoir of sorts, about a Doctor Who fan growing up in the Wilderness years of the series.

With a cover by Doctor Who author Paul Magrs and a foreword by Andrew 'Full Circle' Smith, this really is a neat thing.

So, to do my part in letting everyone know the book's out - find it at Amazon, folks - I've gone back to the Doctor Who Show episode #2 (from February, 2016).

Why? Because I had Hayden on that episode. You see, Hayden's always fascinated me from the point of view that in Who fandom we have a bunch of people who watched the classic era and most of us have continued to enjoy Nu-Who. Or they're people who started with Nu-Who and some might have gone back to the classics, but I'd wager most haven't, even if they appreciate the history and gravitas it gives the new material.

But Hayden's different. He didn't see the Classic Era on its first run, but then became a fan in the wilderness years, thanks initially to the TV Movie, so was primed and ready to be a major fan when Nu Who started, just like a Classic era fan... but was still this young guy at the time with a different story to most.

That sort of thing's really interesting to me, so I wanted to chat with him on the show about being a younger who fan who likes the classic era, as a bit of a conversation piece.

Now, towards the end of the chat back in 2016, Hayden mentions some projects coming up and one of them was Child out of Time... so it seemed highly appropriate to dust off this tape, and give you a taste of Hayden and I chatting about his years growing up with the show which he's now expanded upon - in quite a major way - in Child out of Time.

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Steven and Erika watch the official BBC recon of “The Underwater Menace” Episode 1 together—and it’s the first time for us both! (Though Steven has seen another recon previously.) Togetherness at last!

Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

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Steven and Erika watch the official BBC recon of “The Underwater Menace” Episode 1 together—and it’s the first time for us both! (Though Steven has seen another recon previously.) Togetherness at last!

Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

Steven and Erika watch the official BBC recon of “The Underwater Menace” Episode 1 together—and it’s the first time for us both! (Though Steven has seen another recon previously.) Togetherness at last!

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Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

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We have a long time to wait for new Who (not counting Peter Capaldi's swan song this Christmas) but already rumors are swirling about how incoming showrunner Chris Chibnall will give us his vision of the good Doctor. In the meantime, we have DVDs headed our way along with an animated version of Shada, the red-headed stepchild of not-quite-lost classic Who stories. And this week's Second Chances features author and Reality Bomb podcaster Graeme Burk, with his (and our) look at..."The Pyramid at the End of the World"!

Links:

- Series 11 format change? - Shada to be completed with animation - Series 10 home video release - Christmas script charity auction

Second Chances:

- Graeme Burk - The Pyramid at the End of the World

We have a long time to wait for new Who (not counting Peter Capaldi’s swan song this Christmas) but already rumors are swirling about how incoming showrunner Chris Chibnall will give us his vision of the good Doctor. In the meantime, we have DVDs headed our way along with an animated version of Shada, the red-headed stepchild of not-quite-lost classic Who stories. And this week’s Second Chances features author and Reality Bomb podcaster Graeme Burk, with his (and our) look at…”The Pyramid at the End of the World”!

Links:

– Series 11 format change? – Shada to be completed with animation – Series 10 home video release – Christmas script charity auction

Second Chances:

– Graeme Burk – The Pyramid at the End of the World

Time Of Angels/Flesh And Stone by Steven Moffat

Adam (just about), Rhys, Mary, Robert and Kirby review River Song’s second appearance in Doctor Who.

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It brings me great delight to say that friend of the show (and podcaster in his own right), Hayden Gribble, has penned a book, which is coming out on the 16th of this month. Pretty much around the time you'll hear this episode.

That book is called Child Out Of Time, a memoir of sorts, about a Doctor Who fan growing up in the Wilderness years of the series.

With a cover by Doctor Who author Paul Magrs and a foreword by Andrew 'Full Circle' Smith, this really is a neat thing.

So, to do my part in letting everyone know the book's out - find it at Amazon, folks - I've gone back to the Doctor Who Show episode #2 (from February, 2016).

Why? Because I had Hayden on that episode. You see, Hayden's always fascinated me from the point of view that in Who fandom we have a bunch of people who watched the classic era and most of us have continued to enjoy Nu-Who. Or they're people who started with Nu-Who and some might have gone back to the classics, but I'd wager most haven't, even if they appreciate the history and gravitas it gives the new material.

But Hayden's different. He didn't see the Classic Era on its first run, but then became a fan in the wilderness years, thanks initially to the TV Movie, so was primed and ready to be a major fan when Nu Who started, just like a Classic era fan... but was still this young guy at the time with a different story to most.

That sort of thing's really interesting to me, so I wanted to chat with him on the show about being a younger who fan who likes the classic era, as a bit of a conversation piece.

Now, towards the end of the chat back in 2016, Hayden mentions some projects coming up and one of them was Child out of Time... so it seemed highly appropriate to dust off this tape, and give you a taste of Hayden and I chatting about his years growing up with the show which he's now expanded upon - in quite a major way - in Child out of Time.

GG (1)

Steven and Erika watch the official BBC recon of “The Underwater Menace” Episode 1 together—and it’s the first time for us both! (Though Steven has seen another recon previously.) Togetherness at last!

Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

GG (1)

Steven and Erika watch the official BBC recon of “The Underwater Menace” Episode 1 together—and it’s the first time for us both! (Though Steven has seen another recon previously.) Togetherness at last!

Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

Steven and Erika watch the official BBC recon of “The Underwater Menace” Episode 1 together—and it’s the first time for us both! (Though Steven has seen another recon previously.) Togetherness at last!

GG (1)

Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

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We have a long time to wait for new Who (not counting Peter Capaldi's swan song this Christmas) but already rumors are swirling about how incoming showrunner Chris Chibnall will give us his vision of the good Doctor. In the meantime, we have DVDs headed our way along with an animated version of Shada, the red-headed stepchild of not-quite-lost classic Who stories. And this week's Second Chances features author and Reality Bomb podcaster Graeme Burk, with his (and our) look at..."The Pyramid at the End of the World"!

Links:

- Series 11 format change? - Shada to be completed with animation - Series 10 home video release - Christmas script charity auction

Second Chances:

- Graeme Burk - The Pyramid at the End of the World

We have a long time to wait for new Who (not counting Peter Capaldi’s swan song this Christmas) but already rumors are swirling about how incoming showrunner Chris Chibnall will give us his vision of the good Doctor. In the meantime, we have DVDs headed our way along with an animated version of Shada, the red-headed stepchild of not-quite-lost classic Who stories. And this week’s Second Chances features author and Reality Bomb podcaster Graeme Burk, with his (and our) look at…”The Pyramid at the End of the World”!

Links:

– Series 11 format change? – Shada to be completed with animation – Series 10 home video release – Christmas script charity auction

Second Chances:

– Graeme Burk – The Pyramid at the End of the World

The second part of the Season 33 is almost upon us, so it's an appropriate time for me to catch up. This week I review Asylum of the Daleks and Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, the first two episodes of this series. Listen to find out if I preferred the Daleks' return or the celestial lizards...
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