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Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Nepal!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Nepal!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

Happy New Year! Is it too late to say that? Never mind, we’re saying it anyway!

It’s that time of year once again when time streams coalesce, podcast contrails converge and basically, we mix it right up! Yes, Michele and James join forces with Brent and Drew on the first in a new series of Who & Company shows. “Isn’t that basically the same as a regular DWP “, we hear you ask?! Well, take a listen and find out as we discuss Yeti up mountains in Tibet!

The DWP will be back shortly with our annual predictions episode – don’t miss that one, it’s always a bit of a riot!

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

Hard Water Itch, Eyes of an Ageing Comic Reader, The Last of Us, Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming Licence Follow-Up, Copyfright, Schmedule
Show notes at RoyMathur.com/blog.html

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

In 1981 there were 12 new hardcovers published with 9 novels, 2 reference books, and one reprint with a new cover. The writers strike is in full force making new books impossible to publish, but why not a few old titles in hardcover?  Join me and my guest Tony Whitt (host of the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast) on this part of the adventure in collecting classic hardcovers. I also have a most outrageous offer that even River Song can’t fix! See you there! Keep collecting! See The Video Interview only on Patreon! ($15 level or above).

	Creature From the Pit by David Fisher published in January, 1981.
	Terror of the Autons by Terrance Dicks published in February, 1981.
	The Enemy of the World by Ian Marter published in March, 1981
	The Green Death by Malcolm Hulke published in April, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 1 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	Doctor Who Programme Guide Volume 2 by Jean-Marc Loficier published in May, 1981
	The Sea Devils by Malcolm Hulke published in June, 1981
	The Cybermen by Gerry Davis published in July, 1981
	The Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks published in August, 1981
	State of Decay by Terrance Dicks published in September, 1981
	An Unearthly Child by Terrance dicks published in October, 1981
	The Auton Invasion by Terrance Dicks (2nd printing of the Wingate Title from 1974) Published in November, 1981. No titles published in December.

The Most outrageous offer – Link already gone!  Someone reported it to eBay! You can buy it for a more reasonable price here or here. Listen to the Dr. Who Target Book Club Podcast here.    

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

Waffle On about Live and Let Die.

Part 1 of 12 celebrating 1973.

Hello and welocme to this special year in which both Meds and Kell turn 50 years old. So what better way to celebrate than to do a years worth of films from 1973 starting with Bond, James Bond. 

Live and Let Die was Roger Moores first venture into the world of 007 and what a cracking start for his run. We hope you enjoy this first part of our journey, send us feedback the info is all in the podcast. 

Chin chin. 

This time around, friends, we wrap up Season 10 of Classic Who with a look at The Green Death! That's right, the Doctor and Jo return to Earth just in time to take on a whole lot of craziness at a mine in Wales! The Doctor also makes that long-awaited trip to Metebelis III and that becomes one of the funniest parts of the whole serial! But all good things must come to an end as Jo chooses to depart at the end and we're hit with one of the more (if not most) emotional scenes in recent memory.

Waffle On about Live and Let Die.

Part 1 of 12 celebrating 1973.

Hello and welocme to this special year in which both Meds and Kell turn 50 years old. So what better way to celebrate than to do a years worth of films from 1973 starting with Bond, James Bond. 

Live and Let Die was Roger Moores first venture into the world of 007 and what a cracking start for his run. We hope you enjoy this first part of our journey, send us feedback the info is all in the podcast. 

Chin chin. 

Waffle On about Live and Let Die.

Part 1 of 12 celebrating 1973.

Hello and welocme to this special year in which both Meds and Kell turn 50 years old. So what better way to celebrate than to do a years worth of films from 1973 starting with Bond, James Bond. 

Live and Let Die was Roger Moores first venture into the world of 007 and what a cracking start for his run. We hope you enjoy this first part of our journey, send us feedback the info is all in the podcast. 

Chin chin.