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With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

An entertaining enough finale, but with big enough plot holes that you could drive a pyramid through. Something went wrong with this season in more ways than one and with Empire of Death, Davies seemed oblivious and tone death to some of the underlying messages his drama was sending. Basically, nothing in it really makes sense, and many of the story's emotional beats were insensitive or unearned. The opening music is from the soundtrack composed by Murray Gold. The closing music is Johnny "Guitar" Wilson's 1977 song "A Real Mother For Ya". We recorded this episode on 25 June 2024.

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

An entertaining enough finale, but with big enough plot holes that you could drive a pyramid through. Something went wrong with this season in more ways than one and with Empire of Death, Davies seemed oblivious and tone death to some of the underlying messages his drama was sending. Basically, nothing in it really makes sense, and many of the story's emotional beats were insensitive or unearned. The opening music is from the soundtrack composed by Murray Gold. The closing music is Johnny "Guitar" Wilson's 1977 song "A Real Mother For Ya". We recorded this episode on 25 June 2024.

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

An entertaining enough finale, but with big enough plot holes that you could drive a pyramid through. Something went wrong with this season in more ways than one and with Empire of Death, Davies seemed oblivious and tone death to some of the underlying messages his drama was sending. Basically, nothing in it really makes sense, and many of the story's emotional beats were insensitive or unearned. The opening music is from the soundtrack composed by Murray Gold. The closing music is Johnny "Guitar" Wilson's 1977 song "A Real Mother For Ya". We recorded this episode on 25 June 2024.

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

An entertaining enough finale, but with big enough plot holes that you could drive a pyramid through. Something went wrong with this season in more ways than one and with Empire of Death, Davies seemed oblivious and tone death to some of the underlying messages his drama was sending. Basically, nothing in it really makes sense, and many of the story's emotional beats were insensitive or unearned. The opening music is from the soundtrack composed by Murray Gold. The closing music is Johnny "Guitar" Wilson's 1977 song "A Real Mother For Ya". We recorded this episode on 25 June 2024.

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

An entertaining enough finale, but with big enough plot holes that you could drive a pyramid through. Something went wrong with this season in more ways than one and with Empire of Death, Davies seemed oblivious and tone death to some of the underlying messages his drama was sending. Basically, nothing in it really makes sense, and many of the story's emotional beats were insensitive or unearned. The opening music is from the soundtrack composed by Murray Gold. The closing music is Johnny "Guitar" Wilson's 1977 song "A Real Mother For Ya". We recorded this episode on 25 June 2024.

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

An entertaining enough finale, but with big enough plot holes that you could drive a pyramid through. Something went wrong with this season in more ways than one and with Empire of Death, Davies seemed oblivious and tone death to some of the underlying messages his drama was sending. Basically, nothing in it really makes sense, and many of the story's emotional beats were insensitive or unearned. The opening music is from the soundtrack composed by Murray Gold. The closing music is Johnny "Guitar" Wilson's 1977 song "A Real Mother For Ya". We recorded this episode on 25 June 2024.

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

With the end of Season One of Doctor Who, the Three Who Rule fall back on old habits (not unlike a certain showrunner) and return to the fertile fields of Fluid Links! Nothing will be solved but a whole lot will be discussed as they blather in a confused fashion about questions sent in by you, the viewer! Plus some new information about upcoming spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea, pondering on the very nature of a modern Doctor Who showrunner, some very quick cogitating as Marvel returns to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, and more! 

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• The War Between The Land and the Sea starts shooting in September
• The War Between The Land and the Sea, director Dylan Holmes-Williams, producer Edoardo Ferretti
• Radio Times poll for Doctor Who Season 1 episodes
• BBC defends Doctor Who ratings as show is “top drama for under-35s this year”
• Doctor Who Season 1 coming to Blu-ray on August 12 (UK Only)
• Marvel Studios Heading Back To Hall H At San Diego Comic-Con
• Big Finish – The War Master: Future Phantoms due November 2024

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

Waffle On about Young Sherlock Holmes

A brand new episode hits your ears with this 1985 romp starring Nicholas Rowe, Alex Cox and Sophie Ward. 

Regular guest host Peter Coleman joins us again and along with meds  they jump straight into the episoder after watching the film. 

Does Meds still have that hatred he had when he was twelve or has he grown up a bit, lets wait and see. 

As always do please share our show, we always appreciate it. 

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!

Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels

"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message

As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!

Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels

"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message

We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

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"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

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We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!

Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels

"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

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As is traditional after we do a season of hot takes on the podcast, we regroup to discuss the season as a whole. Did some episodes go up or down in our estimation, after the initial hot take viewing? What did the rest of fandom think? How do we feel it went overall? Featuring fantastic contributions from our listeners via X, Facebook, email, Instant Messenger, carrier pigeon, our website, and more, this is our definitive - for now - take on Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor.

Before then, news from the past month including our thoughts - and the BBCs - on Doctor Who ratings, as well as saying goodbye to legend of the show, William Russell. We also catch up with some classic Doctor Who in the form of the Celestial Toymaker animation, and a re-watch of The Ark. And Rob's really selling off his Doctor Who collection in earnest!

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net

We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!

Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels

"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message

We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!

Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels

"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message

We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!

Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels

"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message

We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!

Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels

"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message

It’s been a good four years, but it’s time for this journey to end.  JB, Chris and Sean see the current series of “Disney Who” off with a lengthy and rant-filled discussion of “Dot and Bubble”, “Rogue”, “The Legend of Ruby Sunday”, and “Empire of Death”.  The podcast will come back now and then with one-off episodes, but this is pretty much the end of the line as far as monthly episodes. But don’t fret, because the fearless three have plans to record a new podcast which will be coming soon to an RSS feed near you.  Thank you all for listening.  

We open at the BFI in London where Conrad Westmaas from Big Finish appears live on the show to interview Jason!

David Barsky then joins Jason by Skype from Los Angeles to rap about The Space Museum, and to vigorously debate the most recent Disney+-streamed season of Doctor Who.

In the audio essay, Jason compares all four extant versions of Space Museum: TV, novelization, and both surviving scripts. With comparisons to the music of Elvis Costello.

Audio heard in this episode sourced from YouTube:

--Elvis Costello and Paul McCartney studio version of Veronica.

--Elvis Costello's studio version of My Brave Face.

--Elvis Costello's infamous 1977 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!

Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels

"Doctor Who – The Space Museum" features cover art by Tony Masero.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com.

You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message