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As we prepare to say goodbye to Amy and Rory, we get an episode that's — a love letter to Amy and Rory. Chris Chibnall's second Series 7 story works, but what's weird about it?

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Having a pop at 'Hide' and 'Journey to the Centre of the Tardis' [2013] c/o (mostly) Sen, with help from Auntie Terrance, Auntie Fuschia, & Uncle Sputters.

Having a pop at 'Hide' and 'Journey to the Centre of the Tardis' [2013] c/o (mostly) Sen, with help from Auntie Terrance, Auntie Fuschia, & Uncle Sputters.

Having a pop at 'Hide' and 'Journey to the Centre of the Tardis' [2013] c/o (mostly) Sen, with help from Auntie Terrance, Auntie Fuschia, & Uncle Sputters.

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The Ambassadors of Death is the third serial of the seventh season of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which was first broadcast in seven weekly parts from 21 March to 2 May 1970. Contents 1 Plot 1.1 Continuity 2 Production 2.1 Cast notes 3 Reception 4 In print 5 VHS, DVD and CD releases and restoration 6 References 7 External links Plot With the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce providing security, the British space programme under Professor Ralph Cornish oversees the launch of the Recovery Seven probe. This has been sent into Earth orbit to make contact with the missing Mars Probe Seven and its two astronauts, who lost contact with Earth eight months earlier. The pilot of Recovery Seven, Van Lyden, makes contact with the Probe but is then silenced by a piercing unearthly sound. The noise troubles the Doctor who travels with his assistant Liz Shaw to the Space Centre to investigate the situation, offering insights into the origin and meaning of the sound, which he interprets as coded messages. He also identifies a reply message sent from Earth and this is pinpointed to be coming from a warehouse seven miles away. Led by Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, UNIT troops attack the warehouse and engage in a gun battle with troops organised by General Charles Carrington. Meanwhile Recovery Seven has returned to Earth and while UNIT is transporting it more of Carrington’s troops stage an ambush and steal the vessel. The Doctor relocates it, by which time it is empty. Carrington has ensured the contents – three space suited astronauts – are detained elsewhere, feeding them radiation to keep them alive. Carrington is now introduced to the Doctor by Sir James Quinlan, the Minister for Technology, who explains that he is head of the newly formed Space Security Department, and that his actions were to protect the astronauts as they had been infected with contagious radiation. Quinlan states that they did not want the public to become panic-stricken and so Carrington had been acting with authority in his actions. By the time Carrington takes the Doctor and his friends to meet the astronauts the situation has changed again. A criminal named Reegan has organised their abduction, killing the soldiers and scientists protecting them. When the Doctor and Liz examine the situation they work out that human tissue could not have withstood the degree of radiation emitted to the astronauts, who are still in orbit, meaning the three space suits contain alien beings instead. Reegan now engineers the kidnapping of Liz Shaw to aid his own scientist, Lennox, a disgraced Cambridge professor, in maintaining the alien beings while they are incarcerated. Together they build a device to communicate with and control the aliens, who are sent on a killer rampage at the Space Centre, killing Quinlan and others. Liz later helps Lennox escape, but his bid for freedom is cut short by Reegan’s merciless revenge. Despite the obstruction of the authorities, Ralph Cornish is determined to organise another space flight to Mars to investigate the situation. With Quinlan dead, the Doctor now decides to pilot the Recovery Seven probe ship himself. As he prepares to blast off Reegan tries to sabotage the probe by increasing the feed of M3 variant, but the Doctor survives the attempt on his life and succeeds in piloting the probe so that it connects with an enormous spacecraft orbiting Mars. Aboard the spaceship the Doctor discovers the three original astronauts are unharmed but mentally deluded into believing they are in quarantine. An alien being now reveals itself to the Doctor and explains the humans are being held aboard the craft pending the safe return of the Alien Ambassadors. They had been sent to Earth following a Treaty between the race and mankind, but the terms of this agreement have now been broken because of the detention of the Ambassadors. The Doctor offers his personal guarantee to help return the Ambassadors to their mother ship and resolve the conflict before a state of war is declared, and is permitted to leave the alien craft and return to Earth. When the Doctor touches down he is gassed and kidnapped by Reegan, who takes him to Liz. Reegan’s real paymaster and the real organiser of the situation is revealed to them: General Carrington. The General reveals his actions have been prompted by xenophobia driven by his own encounter with the alien beings when he piloted Mars Probe Six some years earlier. His co-pilot, Jim Daniels, was killed on contact with the aliens and the General signed the treaty with the aliens to lure three of their number to Earth, where he hoped he could unveil their real agenda of alien invasion. The use of the ambassadors to kill people was similarly done to arouse public opinion against them. The next phase of his plan is to force the Ambassadors to confess their plot on public television. Leaving the Doctor and Liz working on a new and improved communication device to translate the aliens, Carrington departs for the Space Centre, where he aims to unmask the alien Ambassador before the eyes of the world – and then call on the powers of the Earth to blast the spaceship from the skies. UNIT soldiers raid the secret base and rescue the Doctor and Liz, apprehending Reegan and his thugs. The Doctor races to the Space Centre and he and the Brigadier apprehend Carrington before he can make his broadcast. Sadly, he is taken away, protesting he was only following his moral duty. The Doctor arranges for Cornish and Liz to send the Ambassadors back to their own people, after which the three human astronauts will be returned. Continuity In the first episode, the Doctor makes a reference to the Brigadier's destruction of the Silurians. Sergeant Benton has been promoted from Corporal since his appearance in The Invasion (1968).[1] The Mars Probe space programme appeared in two of Virgin's Doctor Who novels. Who Killed Kennedy revealed that the shuttles were developed from technology taken from International Electromatics. In The Dying Days, the programme was abandoned when Mars Probe 13 accidentally encountered the Ice Warriors and it was agreed that Earth would stay away from their territory; however, a 1997 Mars Probe mission precipitates a Martian invasion and takeover. Production Serial details by episode EpisodeBroadcast dateRun timeViewership (in millions)Archive "Episode 1" 21 March 1970 24:33 7.1 PAL 2" colour videotape "Episode 2" 28 March 1970 24:39 7.6 16mm B&W t/r & Partial restoration "Episode 3" 4 April 1970 24:38 8.0 16mm B&W t/r & Partial restoration "Episode 4" 11 April 1970 24:37 9.3 16mm B&W t/r "Episode 5" 18 April 1970 24:17 7.1 PAL D3 colour restoration "Episode 6" 25 April 1970 24:31 6.9 16mm B&W t/r & Partial restoration "Episode 7" 2 May 1970 24:32 6.4 16mm B&W t/r & Partial restoration [2][3][4] This story was initially developed to feature the Second Doctor and his last companions, Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot. As such, it was set well into the future, and did not include UNIT. When all three actors left the programme at the end of the sixth series, it was rewritten to fit the consequential revamp. Original script editor David Whitaker proved incapable of writing for the incoming new format and cast, hence the contributions of Trevor Ray, Terrance Dicks and Malcolm Hulke. All concerned parties agreed to leave sole credit to Whitaker and this was the last Doctor Who serial with his name on it. In an interview years later, Terrance Dicks recounted the experience of rewriting Whitaker's story: “ One of the situations I inherited [as Doctor Who script editor] was Ambassadors of Death and the ongoing tangle with that. David Whitaker...had gone through four or five drafts and you come to a stage where you write so much it just gets worse. What was happening was that the need for the script was very urgent and I stormed into [producers] Peter [Bryant] and Derrick [Sherwin] and said, "Look, we've got five drafts of this. David's fed up with it, he doesn't know what to do. What we need to do is pay David in full and Mac [Hulke] and I will finish." And that's basically what we did. I made sure that David got a full script fee for all his episodes because he had been buggered about by the establishment and Mac and I took the bare bones of his story and almost did a "War Games" - wrote new scripts very quickly - and it shows. It had its moments though. ” Working titles for this story included The Invaders from Mars (later the title of a Big Finish Productions audio drama), and The Carriers of Death. The opening titles of this story start with the normal music and graphics, yet immediately fade after the Doctor Who title caption. There is a short "teaser" for episode one, and episodes 2-7 feature a reprise of the previous episode's cliffhanger. Starting with the "scream", followed by a zoom-in on the words "The Ambassadors", concluding with "of Death", and a "zap" effect. The experiment was not repeated after this story. This was the first story to feature the sting or "scream" into the end title theme. It was added by Brian Hodgson of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop to improve and shape the closing credits.[1] Cast notes Features a guest appearance by Ronald Allen. See also Celebrity appearances in Doctor Who. Cyril Shaps, who plays Lennox in this serial, previously played Viner in The Tomb of the Cybermen. Reception Cultural historian James Chapman has written about connections between this Doctor Who serial and earlier science-fiction TV programmes.[5] The Quatermass Experiment (1953), for example, has a similar storyline concerning astronauts endangering humanity after coming into contact with extraterrestrials.[5] Chapman also refers to the 1960s Gerry Anderson series Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, whose eponymous aliens are another race of malevolent Martians.[5] Patrick Mulkern of Radio Times noted that the script revisions caused an "uneven plot" and anticlimax, and wrote that the "narrative feels extemporised, a bumpy, sometimes thrilling ride, but one with no clear end in sight".[1] However, he praised the cliffhangers and direction as well as the acting of Pertwee and John.[1] In print Doctor Who book The Ambassadors of Death Series Target novelisations Release number 121 Writer Terrance Dicks Publisher Target Books Cover artist Tony Masero ISBN 0-491-03712-0 Release date 21 May 1987 (Hardback) 1 October 1987 (Paperback) A novelisation of this serial, written by Terrance Dicks, was published by Target Books in May 1987 and was the final Third Doctor serial to be adapted. VHS, DVD and CD releases and restoration Although the entire story was made on colour videotape, only the first episode was retained in this format. In fact, it is the earliest episode that survives in the series' original videotaped format, either in colour or black and white. The remaining six episodes were retained only as black-and-white film recordings and poor-quality domestic colour recordings made from a US transmission in the 1970s. This recording was severely affected by rainbow-coloured patterns of interference that at times overtake the entire picture.[6] In May 2002, a restoration project for the story's VHS release combined the usable colour information from the domestic recordings with the black and white picture from the film prints, creating a high-quality colour picture. All told, over half of the serial's running time is presented in colour, including all of Episodes 1 and 5, and sections from 2, 3, 6 and 7. The remaining footage, including all of Episode 4, was deemed unsuitable for restoration, and so remained in black-and-white. In 2009, a commentary for the future DVD release was recorded, including Caroline John, Nicholas Courtney, Michael Ferguson, Peter Halliday, Derek Ware and Terrance Dicks. The January 2011 edition of WIRED UK magazine, published in December 2010 carried a full-page article on the recolourisation of the story. It was stated in the article that the Restoration Team expect to deliver a fully restored colour version of the story to the BBC "within weeks".[7] In issue 430 of Doctor Who Magazine the DVD was announced but later set back due to restoration difficulties.[8] This was delayed until 2012 when Doctor Who Magazine issue 449 confirmed that the full colour version would soon be out on DVD.[9] It was later announced that the story would be released on DVD on 1 October 2012[10] The original soundtrack for this serial was released on CD in the UK in August 2009.[11] The linking narration was provided by Caroline John. References ^ a b c d Mulkern, Patrick (28 September 2009). "Doctor Who: The Ambassadors of Death". Radio Times. Retrieved 23 September 2012. ^ Shaun Lyon et al. (2007-03-31). "The Ambassadors of Death". Outpost Gallifrey. Archived from the original on 2008-05-18. Retrieved 2008-08-31. ^ "The Ambassadors of Death". Doctor Who Reference Guide. Retrieved 2008-08-31. ^ Sullivan, Shannon (2005-05-14). "The Ambassadors of Death". A Brief History of Time Travel. Retrieved 2008-08-31. ^ a b c Chapman, James (2006). "Earthbound: 1970-1974". Inside the TARDIS: the Worlds of Doctor Who: a Cultural History. London: I.B.Tauris. p. 84. ISBN 1-84511-163-X. ^ "Can You Help Us?". Purpleville.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk. Retrieved 2011-12-14. ^ Burton, Charlie (2010). 'Time Travel TV' WIRED UK, January 2011, p74. ^ "Doctor Who News: Ambassadors Delayed". Gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com. 2011-01-26. Retrieved 2011-12-14. ^ Doctor Who Magazine, Panini UK Limited issue 449 published 28 June 2012, p9 ^ http://www.amazon.co.uk/Doctor-Who-The-Ambassadors-Death/dp/B008H2JK5Y/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=1Y3ZOVPITMSAU&coliid=I59OMH86DJYT7 ^ "The Ambassadors of Death @ The TARDIS Library (Doctor Who books, DVDs, videos & audios)". Timelash.com. Retrieved 2011-12-14. External links Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: Third Doctor The Ambassadors of Death at BBC Online The Ambassadors of Death at Doctor Who: A Brief History Of Time (Travel) The Ambassadors of Death at the Doctor Who Reference Guide Doctor Who Locations - The Ambassadors of Death Fan reviews The Ambassadors of Death reviews at Outpost Gallifrey The Ambassadors of Death reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide Target novelisation

In Episode 4 of The Gallifrey Times Podcast we take a look at the latest Doctor Who news from the past week Oliver reviews The Crimson Horror Sammi Carter reviews Classic Who episodes Evil of the Daleks The Abominable Snowmen Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear Also this week exclusive to The Gallifrey Times Podcast we preview the next Doctor Who episode Nightmare In Silver

In Episode 4 of The Gallifrey Times Podcast we take a look at the latest Doctor Who news from the past week Oliver reviews The Crimson Horror Sammi Carter reviews Classic Who episodes Evil of the Daleks The Abominable Snowmen Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear Also this week exclusive to The Gallifrey Times Podcast we preview the next Doctor Who episode Nightmare In Silver

In Episode 4 of The Gallifrey Times Podcast we take a look at the latest Doctor Who news from the past week Oliver reviews The Crimson Horror Sammi Carter reviews Classic Who episodes Evil of the Daleks The Abominable Snowmen Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear Also this week exclusive to The Gallifrey Times Podcast we preview the next Doctor Who episode Nightmare In Silver

Sometimes, you just need a bad guy who's bad, just for the sake of being bad. Forget nuance, forget motivation. Nope, just a desire to kill, conquer, or destroy because they want to. This is the tao of Ashley Raburn. And luckily for him, episode 148 of the Oncoming Storm delivers this in spades. This week Ashley, Josh, and Jeff review issues 3 - 5 of the Titan 12th Doctor comic, covering the Swords of Kali story. The Doctor and Clara are summoned by an old friend to India to face a force of extradimensional entities that live to do nothing more than eat the lifeforce of humans. It's what they do. Did you know that there's a lot of evil devils and stuff in Indian mythology? Totally these guys. They evidently have a taste for Indian food. The Oncoming Storm... This time, KALI MA! KALI MA SHAKTI DE!

The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

Welcome to Playing Doctor SPOILERS! If you haven't watched all of Doctor Who through the fourth episode of series seven, "The Power of Three", you don't want to listen to this episode. If you are caught up but don't want to hear rumors and spoilers about the upcoming series, you don't want to listen to this episode.

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Sometimes, you just need a bad guy who's bad, just for the sake of being bad. Forget nuance, forget motivation. Nope, just a desire to kill, conquer, or destroy because they want to. This is the tao of Ashley Raburn. And luckily for him, episode 148 of the Oncoming Storm delivers this in spades. This week Ashley, Josh, and Jeff review issues 3 - 5 of the Titan 12th Doctor comic, covering the Swords of Kali story. The Doctor and Clara are summoned by an old friend to India to face a force of extradimensional entities that live to do nothing more than eat the lifeforce of humans. It's what they do. Did you know that there's a lot of evil devils and stuff in Indian mythology? Totally these guys. They evidently have a taste for Indian food. The Oncoming Storm... This time, KALI MA! KALI MA SHAKTI DE!

The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

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The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

Sometimes, you just need a bad guy who's bad, just for the sake of being bad. Forget nuance, forget motivation. Nope, just a desire to kill, conquer, or destroy because they want to. This is the tao of Ashley Raburn. And luckily for him, episode 148 of the Oncoming Storm delivers this in spades. This week Ashley, Josh, and Jeff review issues 3 - 5 of the Titan 12th Doctor comic, covering the Swords of Kali story. The Doctor and Clara are summoned by an old friend to India to face a force of extradimensional entities that live to do nothing more than eat the lifeforce of humans. It's what they do. Did you know that there's a lot of evil devils and stuff in Indian mythology? Totally these guys. They evidently have a taste for Indian food. The Oncoming Storm... This time, KALI MA! KALI MA SHAKTI DE!

“I think he looked rather jolly … with his cheek tusks. I’m calling them chusks.”

The surface of the cube is cold to the touch. Cold but with something surging behind it, like a heart beat.

Like a storm.

You run your fingers along its hard edges, trying to discern something of its function in its form but come up blank. Your mind can’t wrap itself around the concept of it. Too advanced, too alien.

You turn to leave and that’s when it hums to life, glyphs picked out in a pulsating blue flicker across its dark surface. And that’s when you understand, that’s when you hear – a history of Earth in five waves of a sonic screwdriver, real lions at Nelson’s column, the bonobo tariff, four, mad chattering voices uniting in praise...

You turn and run but already you know it’s too late; can already feel the hairs rising on your neck as the bolt of electricity arcs across the void and connects with your heart. And as you slip into the darkness beyond your last thought hangs for a moment in the fading theatre of your subconscious ...

That podcast was totally worth it.

The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

@bigfinish #blakes7 #tindogpodcast ry 2014 as part of order 397155. View Orders RELEASED FEBRUARY 2014 PRICES CD PS10.99 Download PS8.99 Synopsis Blake and the crew of the Liberator have a new mission - and their target is on Straxis, a planet also known as Battleground 9. Because Straxis is a training ground for thousands of Federation troops, and the Liberator has journeyed directly into their sights. Has Blake finally picked a battle he cannot possibly win? Written By: Andrew SmithDirected By: Ken Bentley Cast Gareth Thomas (Roj Blake), Paul Darrow (Kerr Avon), Michael Keating (Vila Restal), Jan Chappell (Cally), Sally Knyvette (Jenna Stannis), Alistair Lock(Zen/Orac), Dan Starkey (Voss Ferrell), Tim Bentinck (Abel Garmon), Abigail Hollick (Alexa) Producer David RichardsonScript Editor Justin Richards

The Cultdom Collective Live Review of Doctor Who 'The Crimson Horror' Series 2 Part 2 (Spoilers!)

featuring Sandro JF, Rhys Parton & Zachary Adams RATED E: for everyone 00:01: Intro, Opening Themes, Welcomes & Announcements 04:16: Doctor Who: Cold War (Review) 18:48: Rhys and Sandro Recommend! 40:48: Doctor Who: Hide (Review) 57:05: Goodbyes, Ending Theme & Bloopers AIP is supported by GoReCo.MC! Please check out their brilliant Minecraft (DayZ & War of the Roses coming soon) server! The IP on the website, which is listed below: "gorecomc.webs.com" Rhys and Sandro do other podcasts! Here are links to them: An Improbable Website "improbablewebsite.webs.com" Voyagers in the TARDIS "tardisvoyagers.webs.com" 'Who' - is the man "whoisthemanpodcast.com" The Doctor Who Archives "dwarchives.wordpress.com" MEGAMIX "themegamixsite.webs.com" The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast "the20mbdoctorwhopodcast.podbean.com" The Pratchett Podcast "thepratchettpodcast.wordpress.com"

@bigfinish #blakes7 #tindogpodcast ry 2014 as part of order 397155. View Orders RELEASED FEBRUARY 2014 PRICES CD PS10.99 Download PS8.99 Synopsis Blake and the crew of the Liberator have a new mission - and their target is on Straxis, a planet also known as Battleground 9. Because Straxis is a training ground for thousands of Federation troops, and the Liberator has journeyed directly into their sights. Has Blake finally picked a battle he cannot possibly win? Written By: Andrew SmithDirected By: Ken Bentley Cast Gareth Thomas (Roj Blake), Paul Darrow (Kerr Avon), Michael Keating (Vila Restal), Jan Chappell (Cally), Sally Knyvette (Jenna Stannis), Alistair Lock(Zen/Orac), Dan Starkey (Voss Ferrell), Tim Bentinck (Abel Garmon), Abigail Hollick (Alexa) Producer David RichardsonScript Editor Justin Richards

featuring Sandro JF, Rhys Parton & Zachary Adams RATED E: for everyone 00:01: Intro, Opening Themes, Welcomes & Announcements 04:16: Doctor Who: Cold War (Review) 18:48: Rhys and Sandro Recommend! 40:48: Doctor Who: Hide (Review) 57:05: Goodbyes, Ending Theme & Bloopers AIP is supported by GoReCo.MC! Please check out their brilliant Minecraft (DayZ & War of the Roses coming soon) server! The IP on the website, which is listed below: "gorecomc.webs.com" Rhys and Sandro do other podcasts! Here are links to them: An Improbable Website "improbablewebsite.webs.com" Voyagers in the TARDIS "tardisvoyagers.webs.com" 'Who' - is the man "whoisthemanpodcast.com" The Doctor Who Archives "dwarchives.wordpress.com" MEGAMIX "themegamixsite.webs.com" The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast "the20mbdoctorwhopodcast.podbean.com" The Pratchett Podcast "thepratchettpodcast.wordpress.com"

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featuring Sandro JF, Rhys Parton & Zachary Adams RATED E: for everyone 00:01: Intro, Opening Themes, Welcomes & Announcements 04:16: Doctor Who: Cold War (Review) 18:48: Rhys and Sandro Recommend! 40:48: Doctor Who: Hide (Review) 57:05: Goodbyes, Ending Theme & Bloopers AIP is supported by GoReCo.MC! Please check out their brilliant Minecraft (DayZ & War of the Roses coming soon) server! The IP on the website, which is listed below: "gorecomc.webs.com" Rhys and Sandro do other podcasts! Here are links to them: An Improbable Website "improbablewebsite.webs.com" Voyagers in the TARDIS "tardisvoyagers.webs.com" 'Who' - is the man "whoisthemanpodcast.com" The Doctor Who Archives "dwarchives.wordpress.com" MEGAMIX "themegamixsite.webs.com" The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast "the20mbdoctorwhopodcast.podbean.com" The Pratchett Podcast "thepratchettpodcast.wordpress.com"

@bigfinish #blakes7 #tindogpodcast ry 2014 as part of order 397155. View Orders RELEASED FEBRUARY 2014 PRICES CD PS10.99 Download PS8.99 Synopsis Blake and the crew of the Liberator have a new mission - and their target is on Straxis, a planet also known as Battleground 9. Because Straxis is a training ground for thousands of Federation troops, and the Liberator has journeyed directly into their sights. Has Blake finally picked a battle he cannot possibly win? Written By: Andrew SmithDirected By: Ken Bentley Cast Gareth Thomas (Roj Blake), Paul Darrow (Kerr Avon), Michael Keating (Vila Restal), Jan Chappell (Cally), Sally Knyvette (Jenna Stannis), Alistair Lock(Zen/Orac), Dan Starkey (Voss Ferrell), Tim Bentinck (Abel Garmon), Abigail Hollick (Alexa) Producer David RichardsonScript Editor Justin Richards

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Part 2 continues this exciting new adventure with the 12th Doctor facing the Daleks!

Doomsday for the Daleks is written by Benjamin Maio Mackay.

It stars:
Lisa Bowerman as Kate

Rob Lloyd as the Doctor

Benjamin Maio Mackay as Davros

Nicholas Finch as the Daleks

Sean Collins

Part 2 continues this exciting new adventure with the 12th Doctor facing the Daleks!

Doomsday for the Daleks is written by Benjamin Maio Mackay.

It stars:
Lisa Bowerman as Kate

Rob Lloyd as the Doctor

Benjamin Maio Mackay as Davros

Nicholas Finch as the Daleks

Sean Collins

Part 2 continues this exciting new adventure with the 12th Doctor facing the Daleks!

Doomsday for the Daleks is written by Benjamin Maio Mackay.

It stars:
Lisa Bowerman as Kate

Rob Lloyd as the Doctor

Benjamin Maio Mackay as Davros

Nicholas Finch as the Daleks

Sean Collins

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This month it's back to the BBC's Eighth Doctor Adventures range with Longest Day, written by Michael Collier. From the back cover:

Its surface is ravaged by colliding time-fields, the planet Hirath is a patchwork of habitable areas separated by impenetrable zones of wild temporal fluctuation.

The planet's unique biosphere is being exploited by an uncaring company happy to rent out temporally isolated chunks of the planet to the highest bidder - no questions asked. But the controlling computer seems to be malfunctioning, and the viability of the whole planet hangs in the balance - along with countless thousands of lives.

Arriving at Hirath's control base, the Doctor and Sam are soon separated and trapped on the dying planet. While Sam becomes the focus of attention in a barren penal settlement, the Doctor discovers the secret of Hirath's unique condition - just as a race of hideous bloodthirsty alien creatures arrive in force to reclaim it.

Caught up in a desperate struggle for survival, it seems time has run out for every living creature on Hirath - not least Sam and the Doctor...

We've never read a novel by Collier before, more than likely because he's only penned one other book, the Eighth Doctor Adventure The Taint, which introduces Fitz. To our knowledge, these are the only two novels that he has written.

So pour yourself a glass of narcomilk and sit back and relax as we review Michael Collier's Longest Day.

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Northern England in the Victorian era, monsters, lizards, Sontarans, lame GPS jokes and latched-on kidlet drama all made "The Crimson Horror" a roller coaster ride of emotion for the Three Who Rule. But was it a ride full of thrills and chills or merely a routine trundle through well-worn paths of dramaturgy? Were endless stats enough to send Warren into a fit of apoplectic rage? Do nerds get angry about any and all news about the 50th anniversary special? All these questions will be answered in this exciting episode of Radio Free Skaro! Except the nerdrage, that's one of life's eternal mysteries.

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

Northern England in the Victorian era, monsters, lizards, Sontarans, lame GPS jokes and latched-on kidlet drama all made "The Crimson Horror" a roller coaster ride of emotion for the Three Who Rule. But was it a ride full of thrills and chills or merely a routine trundle through well-worn paths of dramaturgy? Were endless stats enough to send Warren into a fit of apoplectic rage?  Do nerds get angry about any and all news about the 50th anniversary special? All these questions will be answered in this exciting episode of Radio Free Skaro! Except the nerdrage, that's one of life's eternal mysteries.

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

Northern England in the Victorian era, monsters, lizards, Sontarans, lame GPS jokes and latched-on kidlet drama all made "The Crimson Horror" a roller coaster ride of emotion for the Three Who Rule. But was it a ride full of thrills and chills or merely a routine trundle through well-worn paths of dramaturgy? Were endless stats enough to send Warren into a fit of apoplectic rage?  Do nerds get angry about any and all news about the 50th anniversary special? All these questions will be answered in this exciting episode of Radio Free Skaro! Except the nerdrage, that's one of life's eternal mysteries.

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

This week Benjamin chats to the Minister of Chance, Julian Wadham. The Minister of Chance FREE series can be found www.ministerofchance.com.


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Northern England in the Victorian era, monsters, lizards, Sontarans, lame GPS jokes and latched-on kidlet drama all made "The Crimson Horror" a roller coaster ride of emotion for the Three Who Rule. But was it a ride full of thrills and chills or merely a routine trundle through well-worn paths of dramaturgy? Were endless stats enough to send Warren into a fit of apoplectic rage? Do nerds get angry about any and all news about the 50th anniversary special? All these questions will be answered in this exciting episode of Radio Free Skaro! Except the nerdrage, that's one of life's eternal mysteries.

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

Northern England in the Victorian era, monsters, lizards, Sontarans, lame GPS jokes and latched-on kidlet drama all made "The Crimson Horror" a roller coaster ride of emotion for the Three Who Rule. But was it a ride full of thrills and chills or merely a routine trundle through well-worn paths of dramaturgy? Were endless stats enough to send Warren into a fit of apoplectic rage?  Do nerds get angry about any and all news about the 50th anniversary special? All these questions will be answered in this exciting episode of Radio Free Skaro! Except the nerdrage, that's one of life's eternal mysteries.

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

Northern England in the Victorian era, monsters, lizards, Sontarans, lame GPS jokes and latched-on kidlet drama all made "The Crimson Horror" a roller coaster ride of emotion for the Three Who Rule. But was it a ride full of thrills and chills or merely a routine trundle through well-worn paths of dramaturgy? Were endless stats enough to send Warren into a fit of apoplectic rage?  Do nerds get angry about any and all news about the 50th anniversary special? All these questions will be answered in this exciting episode of Radio Free Skaro! Except the nerdrage, that's one of life's eternal mysteries.

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

This week Benjamin chats to the Minister of Chance, Julian Wadham. The Minister of Chance FREE series can be found www.ministerofchance.com.


Twitter:
www.twiter.com/PreachrsPodcast
Facebook:
www.facebook/PreachrsPodcast
www.facebook/50_Years_of_Doctor_Who_Preachrs_Podcast_Live_2013
Sponsor sites:
www.bigfinish.com
www.dwca.org.au
www.madzombie.co.au
Supplier sites:
www.bbcondvd.com.au