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Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

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• Welcome to Mostly Harmless Cutaway One Seven Eight featuring Cat, Sean, and Eric. Join us as we dive into a NEW Doctor Who story, discussing the third episode of Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the 15th Doctor, in The Devil's Chord. Let the banter begin!

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WARNING:

• This discussion contains miscellaneous K-9 and Company, Torchwood, Sarah Jane Adventures, Sherlock, Class, new WHO, and/or classic SPOILERS pertaining to Doctor Who. If you are 100% spoilerphobic to new & classic episodes not yet seen, do NOT complain to us. This episode is MOSTLY HARMLESS & contains EXPLICIT ideas, and as always expect strokes of innuendo throughout.

 DISCLAIMER:

• This episode was recorded May 15th, 2024.

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Host/Producer: Eric @BullittWHO Prognosis Negative Movie Reviews Podcast Star Trek: Romulans Bearing Gifts Podcast

Co-host: Josh @whomeJZ

Co-hostess: Cat @fancyfembot Sci-Fi Party Line Podcast

Co-host: Sean @HomrigSean The Cabot Cove Confab: A Murder, She Wrote Podcast The Best Picture Podcast

Co-host: Carl @robominister

Co-host/Editor: Caleb @CalebAlexader The Novice Elitists Film Podcast Bending the Elements: An Avatar Podcast

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Art: H.B. Lockwood @hayleyglyphs Eponymous opening by Emily K. @emilyooo MHCTheme created by E.A. Escamilla

Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

Dan and Eric are back to talk at length about 73 Yards, its ending, our interprations, explanations (and the importance of not having one), and more in our spoiler filled review of the latest episode of DOCTOR WHO. Plus some mouse talk and viewer mail.

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:36 There are mice in my house

00:07:02 73 Yards Review

01:24:00 Viewer Mail

01:38:36 Outro

Outro Music: "Distance" by Rendez-Vous

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

We're heading back to the 1960s with the Doctor, Sam and Fitz.

There's a revolution in the air - and something else that smells a bit funny.

We're joined by range editor Steve Cole and author Paul Leonard, to discuss this EDA which was a big favourite of both Matt and Kenny when it was first published.

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net 

A very divisive episode of one Radio Free Skaro as the Three Who Rules review “73 Yards,” a parable of Welsh magic, loopy time conundrums and craven Prime Ministers (well, one at least). What did they think of this Millie Gibson acting tour-de-force and what in the dickens is the mysterious lady saying? Listen and find out! Plus DWM 604, virtual production, a rabbit hole discussion of 4K Blu-Rays and much, much more! Also, why not metric?

Links:

• Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
• Review: Doctor Who S1E04 “73 Yards”
• Doctor Who Magazine 604
• DWM Print the Legend bookazine due June 6
• Bringing Virtual Production to Doctor Who
• 2-part finale of Season 1 to be screened in cinemas across the UK
• Doctor Who wraps production on Season 2
• Pertwee’s Take-Away shirts now on TV Cream’s Redbubble store
• Big Finish: Doctor Who: Time War – Uncharted 1: Reflections due October 2024
• Next Time: Dot and Bubble 650pm June 1 on BBC One

While we are in the middle of weekly hot takes relating to season one of Doctor Who (yes, that's officially what it's called, we don't set the rules), we thought it might be fun this time around for our longer, monthly show to do something completely different and take a flight of fancy into what Doctor Who stories we would remake with Hollywood directors.

Before then, news and short topics from the past month including our thoughts on the ratings war raging among fandom at present, Varada Sethu arriving 'early' in Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa heading for the theatre (darling), and more.

You can contact us anytime via hello@theDWshow.net