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After last week's firey discussion, can Philip and Dwayne find some healing the final 60th Anniversary Doctor Who Special?

After last week's firey discussion, can Philip and Dwayne find some healing the final 60th Anniversary Doctor Who Special?

Chegamos no último especial de 60 anos de Doctor Who, The Giggle! David Tennant e Catherine Tate caem nas garras do Toymaker, vivido por Neil Patrick Harris, e vivem sua última aventura como Doutor e Donna... mas será que é a última mesmo? Temos o retorno de Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), diretamente da série clássica, além de Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Jemma Redgrave) e de Shirley Anne Bingham (Ruth Madeley) como parte do time de elite da UNIT. Raio galvânico, muitas referências à história da série, e a temida... bigeneração do 14º para o 15º Doutor. Além de tudo isso, também temos a estreia de Ncuti Gatwa no papel do Doutor, dando início a uma nova era de Doctor Who! Vem com a gente nesse review histórico!

After last week's firey discussion, can Philip and Dwayne find some healing the final 60th Anniversary Doctor Who Special?

Chegamos no último especial de 60 anos de Doctor Who, The Giggle! David Tennant e Catherine Tate caem nas garras do Toymaker, vivido por Neil Patrick Harris, e vivem sua última aventura como Doutor e Donna... mas será que é a última mesmo? Temos o retorno de Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), diretamente da série clássica, além de Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Jemma Redgrave) e de Shirley Anne Bingham (Ruth Madeley) como parte do time de elite da UNIT. Raio galvânico, muitas referências à história da série, e a temida... bigeneração do 14º para o 15º Doutor. Além de tudo isso, também temos a estreia de Ncuti Gatwa no papel do Doutor, dando início a uma nova era de Doctor Who! Vem com a gente nesse review histórico!

Chegamos no último especial de 60 anos de Doctor Who, The Giggle! David Tennant e Catherine Tate caem nas garras do Toymaker, vivido por Neil Patrick Harris, e vivem sua última aventura como Doutor e Donna... mas será que é a última mesmo? Temos o retorno de Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), diretamente da série clássica, além de Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Jemma Redgrave) e de Shirley Anne Bingham (Ruth Madeley) como parte do time de elite da UNIT. Raio galvânico, muitas referências à história da série, e a temida... bigeneração do 14º para o 15º Doutor. Além de tudo isso, também temos a estreia de Ncuti Gatwa no papel do Doutor, dando início a uma nova era de Doctor Who! Vem com a gente nesse review histórico!

After last week's firey discussion, can Philip and Dwayne find some healing the final 60th Anniversary Doctor Who Special?

Chegamos no último especial de 60 anos de Doctor Who, The Giggle! David Tennant e Catherine Tate caem nas garras do Toymaker, vivido por Neil Patrick Harris, e vivem sua última aventura como Doutor e Donna... mas será que é a última mesmo? Temos o retorno de Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), diretamente da série clássica, além de Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Jemma Redgrave) e de Shirley Anne Bingham (Ruth Madeley) como parte do time de elite da UNIT. Raio galvânico, muitas referências à história da série, e a temida... bigeneração do 14º para o 15º Doutor. Além de tudo isso, também temos a estreia de Ncuti Gatwa no papel do Doutor, dando início a uma nova era de Doctor Who! Vem com a gente nesse review histórico!

Chegamos no último especial de 60 anos de Doctor Who, The Giggle! David Tennant e Catherine Tate caem nas garras do Toymaker, vivido por Neil Patrick Harris, e vivem sua última aventura como Doutor e Donna... mas será que é a última mesmo? Temos o retorno de Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), diretamente da série clássica, além de Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Jemma Redgrave) e de Shirley Anne Bingham (Ruth Madeley) como parte do time de elite da UNIT. Raio galvânico, muitas referências à história da série, e a temida... bigeneração do 14º para o 15º Doutor. Além de tudo isso, também temos a estreia de Ncuti Gatwa no papel do Doutor, dando início a uma nova era de Doctor Who! Vem com a gente nesse review histórico!

Please welcome back to the show Mr. Si Hart (@Si_Hart) as we travel back into antiquity and explore The Myth Makers. But first, in a conversation recorded two days before the premiere of The Giggle, we predict what might happen in Doctor Who's latest episode. Spoiler alert, one of us is very, very right, and the other one of us (me) is very, very wrong.

Check out Si's new solo podcast, The Library of Impossible Things.

And joining me to break down The Giggle seconds after it ended, please welcome back my teen daughter Callie, who has lots of Thoughts about Fourteen and Donna, and all our other Who pals.

Last week I was back on Trap One to discuss Wild Blue Yonder.

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

"Doctor Who – The Myth Makers" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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://anchor.fm/doctorwholit.

Chegamos no último especial de 60 anos de Doctor Who, The Giggle! David Tennant e Catherine Tate caem nas garras do Toymaker, vivido por Neil Patrick Harris, e vivem sua última aventura como Doutor e Donna... mas será que é a última mesmo? Temos o retorno de Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), diretamente da série clássica, além de Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Jemma Redgrave) e de Shirley Anne Bingham (Ruth Madeley) como parte do time de elite da UNIT. Raio galvânico, muitas referências à história da série, e a temida... bigeneração do 14º para o 15º Doutor. Além de tudo isso, também temos a estreia de Ncuti Gatwa no papel do Doutor, dando início a uma nova era de Doctor Who! Vem com a gente nesse review histórico!

Please welcome back to the show Mr. Si Hart (@Si_Hart) as we travel back into antiquity and explore The Myth Makers. But first, in a conversation recorded two days before the premiere of The Giggle, we predict what might happen in Doctor Who's latest episode. Spoiler alert, one of us is very, very right, and the other one of us (me) is very, very wrong.

Check out Si's new solo podcast, The Library of Impossible Things.

And joining me to break down The Giggle seconds after it ended, please welcome back my teen daughter Callie, who has lots of Thoughts about Fourteen and Donna, and all our other Who pals.

Last week I was back on Trap One to discuss Wild Blue Yonder.

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

"Doctor Who – The Myth Makers" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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://anchor.fm/doctorwholit.

Chegamos no último especial de 60 anos de Doctor Who, The Giggle! David Tennant e Catherine Tate caem nas garras do Toymaker, vivido por Neil Patrick Harris, e vivem sua última aventura como Doutor e Donna... mas será que é a última mesmo? Temos o retorno de Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), diretamente da série clássica, além de Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Jemma Redgrave) e de Shirley Anne Bingham (Ruth Madeley) como parte do time de elite da UNIT. Raio galvânico, muitas referências à história da série, e a temida... bigeneração do 14º para o 15º Doutor. Além de tudo isso, também temos a estreia de Ncuti Gatwa no papel do Doutor, dando início a uma nova era de Doctor Who! Vem com a gente nesse review histórico!

Please welcome back to the show Mr. Si Hart (@Si_Hart) as we travel back into antiquity and explore The Myth Makers. But first, in a conversation recorded two days before the premiere of The Giggle, we predict what might happen in Doctor Who's latest episode. Spoiler alert, one of us is very, very right, and the other one of us (me) is very, very wrong.

Check out Si's new solo podcast, The Library of Impossible Things.

And joining me to break down The Giggle seconds after it ended, please welcome back my teen daughter Callie, who has lots of Thoughts about Fourteen and Donna, and all our other Who pals.

Last week I was back on Trap One to discuss Wild Blue Yonder.

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

"Doctor Who – The Myth Makers" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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://anchor.fm/doctorwholit.

Please welcome back to the show Mr. Si Hart (@Si_Hart) as we travel back into antiquity and explore The Myth Makers. But first, in a conversation recorded two days before the premiere of The Giggle, we predict what might happen in Doctor Who's latest episode. Spoiler alert, one of us is very, very right, and the other one of us (me) is very, very wrong.

Check out Si's new solo podcast, The Library of Impossible Things.

And joining me to break down The Giggle seconds after it ended, please welcome back my teen daughter Callie, who has lots of Thoughts about Fourteen and Donna, and all our other Who pals.

Last week I was back on Trap One to discuss Wild Blue Yonder.

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

"Doctor Who – The Myth Makers" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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://anchor.fm/doctorwholit.

Please welcome back to the show Mr. Si Hart (@Si_Hart) as we travel back into antiquity and explore The Myth Makers. But first, in a conversation recorded two days before the premiere of The Giggle, we predict what might happen in Doctor Who's latest episode. Spoiler alert, one of us is very, very right, and the other one of us (me) is very, very wrong.

Check out Si's new solo podcast, The Library of Impossible Things.

And joining me to break down The Giggle seconds after it ended, please welcome back my teen daughter Callie, who has lots of Thoughts about Fourteen and Donna, and all our other Who pals.

Last week I was back on Trap One to discuss Wild Blue Yonder.

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

"Doctor Who – The Myth Makers" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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://anchor.fm/doctorwholit.

Please welcome back to the show Mr. Si Hart (@Si_Hart) as we travel back into antiquity and explore The Myth Makers. But first, in a conversation recorded two days before the premiere of The Giggle, we predict what might happen in Doctor Who's latest episode. Spoiler alert, one of us is very, very right, and the other one of us (me) is very, very wrong.

Check out Si's new solo podcast, The Library of Impossible Things.

And joining me to break down The Giggle seconds after it ended, please welcome back my teen daughter Callie, who has lots of Thoughts about Fourteen and Donna, and all our other Who pals.

Last week I was back on Trap One to discuss Wild Blue Yonder.

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

"Doctor Who – The Myth Makers" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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://anchor.fm/doctorwholit.

Please welcome back to the show Mr. Si Hart (@Si_Hart) as we travel back into antiquity and explore The Myth Makers. But first, in a conversation recorded two days before the premiere of The Giggle, we predict what might happen in Doctor Who's latest episode. Spoiler alert, one of us is very, very right, and the other one of us (me) is very, very wrong.

Check out Si's new solo podcast, The Library of Impossible Things.

And joining me to break down The Giggle seconds after it ended, please welcome back my teen daughter Callie, who has lots of Thoughts about Fourteen and Donna, and all our other Who pals.

Last week I was back on Trap One to discuss Wild Blue Yonder.

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

"Doctor Who – The Myth Makers" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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://anchor.fm/doctorwholit.

Here we are, back again, this time for a hot take on the final of three Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials. In today’s episode, THE GIGGLE.

We’ve just seen it; what are our initial, raw, unvarnished thoughts?

Tune in, drop out, and contact us anytime, hello@theDWshow.net

Here we are, back again, this time for a hot take on the final of three Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials. In today’s episode, THE GIGGLE.

We’ve just seen it; what are our initial, raw, unvarnished thoughts?

Tune in, drop out, and contact us anytime, hello@theDWshow.net

Here we are, back again, this time for a hot take on the final of three Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials. In today’s episode, THE GIGGLE.

We’ve just seen it; what are our initial, raw, unvarnished thoughts?

Tune in, drop out, and contact us anytime, hello@theDWshow.net

Here we are, back again, this time for a hot take on the final of three Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials. In today’s episode, THE GIGGLE.

We’ve just seen it; what are our initial, raw, unvarnished thoughts?

Tune in, drop out, and contact us anytime, hello@theDWshow.net

Here we are, back again, this time for a hot take on the final of three Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials. In today’s episode, THE GIGGLE.

We’ve just seen it; what are our initial, raw, unvarnished thoughts?

Tune in, drop out, and contact us anytime, hello@theDWshow.net

Here we are, back again, this time for a hot take on the final of three Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials. In today’s episode, THE GIGGLE.

We’ve just seen it; what are our initial, raw, unvarnished thoughts?

Tune in, drop out, and contact us anytime, hello@theDWshow.net

From Skaro to Gallifrey, twelve episodes of one of the strangest seasons in Doctor Who’s history. What did we think, what did we learn, and what are we most looking forward to? And, as always, who would we snog, marry or avoid?

Notes and links

Thanks to Bob Gilbey (@bobgilbey), Bryan says… (@bryan1981) and DJ Alpha-T (@DJ_AlphaT) for contributing their questions to this episode.

As we well know, an anthology of short stories about the life of Ashildr was indeed published in 2015. It was called Doctor Who: Legends of Ashildr, and it includes stories by Justin Richards and James Goss.

In the shownotes for last week’s episode we discussed the fact that Heaven Sent was nominated for a Hugo Award in 2016, Doctor Who didn’t receive any awards at all for its 2015 season.

And, since we properly failed to mention it (or even remember it, you might say with some justification), the Jenny Laird Award goes to a season or era’s most puzzling creative choice, and the Bonnie Langford goes to someone or something that is surprisingly and delightfully good.

And more

Our new podcast, The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire, is your number-one source for our ill-considered opinions on the Second RTD Era. Here’s our take on The Star Beast, and here’s our take on Wild Blue Yonder. Our take on The Giggle will be out on Monday.

There’s also Startling Barbara Bain, our Space: 1999 commentary podcast. Two episodes have been released so far: our commentary on the pilot episode Breakaway, and our commentary on the episode Force of Life. We’re still planning to release the next episode after Christmas.

Maximum Power continues its journey through Series C of Blakes 7. This week, Servalan kills a bunch of people in Children of Auron.

And finally, there’s our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, yhey were joined by Tom Salinsky to watch all-time fan favourite Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

Here we are, back again, this time for a hot take on the final of three Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials. In today’s episode, THE GIGGLE.

We’ve just seen it; what are our initial, raw, unvarnished thoughts?

Tune in, drop out, and contact us anytime, hello@theDWshow.net

From Skaro to Gallifrey, twelve episodes of one of the strangest seasons in Doctor Who’s history. What did we think, what did we learn, and what are we most looking forward to? And, as always, who would we snog, marry or avoid?

Notes and links

Thanks to Bob Gilbey (@bobgilbey), Bryan says… (@bryan1981) and DJ Alpha-T (@DJ_AlphaT) for contributing their questions to this episode.

As we well know, an anthology of short stories about the life of Ashildr was indeed published in 2015. It was called Doctor Who: Legends of Ashildr, and it includes stories by Justin Richards and James Goss.

In the shownotes for last week’s episode we discussed the fact that Heaven Sent was nominated for a Hugo Award in 2016, Doctor Who didn’t receive any awards at all for its 2015 season.

And, since we properly failed to mention it (or even remember it, you might say with some justification), the Jenny Laird Award goes to a season or era’s most puzzling creative choice, and the Bonnie Langford goes to someone or something that is surprisingly and delightfully good.

And more

Our new podcast, The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire, is your number-one source for our ill-considered opinions on the Second RTD Era. Here’s our take on The Star Beast, and here’s our take on Wild Blue Yonder. Our take on The Giggle will be out on Monday.

There’s also Startling Barbara Bain, our Space: 1999 commentary podcast. Two episodes have been released so far: our commentary on the pilot episode Breakaway, and our commentary on the episode Force of Life. We’re still planning to release the next episode after Christmas.

Maximum Power continues its journey through Series C of Blakes 7. This week, Servalan kills a bunch of people in Children of Auron.

And finally, there’s our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, yhey were joined by Tom Salinsky to watch all-time fan favourite Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

From Skaro to Gallifrey, twelve episodes of one of the strangest seasons in Doctor Who’s history. What did we think, what did we learn, and what are we most looking forward to? And, as always, who would we snog, marry or avoid?

Notes and links

Thanks to Bob Gilbey (@bobgilbey), Bryan says… (@bryan1981) and DJ Alpha-T (@DJ_AlphaT) for contributing their questions to this episode.

As we well know, an anthology of short stories about the life of Ashildr was indeed published in 2015. It was called Doctor Who: Legends of Ashildr, and it includes stories by Justin Richards and James Goss.

In the shownotes for last week’s episode we discussed the fact that Heaven Sent was nominated for a Hugo Award in 2016, Doctor Who didn’t receive any awards at all for its 2015 season.

And, since we properly failed to mention it (or even remember it, you might say with some justification), the Jenny Laird Award goes to a season or era’s most puzzling creative choice, and the Bonnie Langford goes to someone or something that is surprisingly and delightfully good.

And more

Our new podcast, The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire, is your number-one source for our ill-considered opinions on the Second RTD Era. Here’s our take on The Star Beast, and here’s our take on Wild Blue Yonder. Our take on The Giggle will be out on Monday.

There’s also Startling Barbara Bain, our Space: 1999 commentary podcast. Two episodes have been released so far: our commentary on the pilot episode Breakaway, and our commentary on the episode Force of Life. We’re still planning to release the next episode after Christmas.

Maximum Power continues its journey through Series C of Blakes 7. This week, Servalan kills a bunch of people in Children of Auron.

And finally, there’s our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, yhey were joined by Tom Salinsky to watch all-time fan favourite Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

From Skaro to Gallifrey, twelve episodes of one of the strangest seasons in Doctor Who’s history. What did we think, what did we learn, and what are we most looking forward to? And, as always, who would we snog, marry or avoid?

Notes and links

Thanks to Bob Gilbey (@bobgilbey), Bryan says… (@bryan1981) and DJ Alpha-T (@DJ_AlphaT) for contributing their questions to this episode.

As we well know, an anthology of short stories about the life of Ashildr was indeed published in 2015. It was called Doctor Who: Legends of Ashildr, and it includes stories by Justin Richards and James Goss.

In the shownotes for last week’s episode we discussed the fact that Heaven Sent was nominated for a Hugo Award in 2016, Doctor Who didn’t receive any awards at all for its 2015 season.

And, since we properly failed to mention it (or even remember it, you might say with some justification), the Jenny Laird Award goes to a season or era’s most puzzling creative choice, and the Bonnie Langford goes to someone or something that is surprisingly and delightfully good.

And more

Our new podcast, The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire, is your number-one source for our ill-considered opinions on the Second RTD Era. Here’s our take on The Star Beast, and here’s our take on Wild Blue Yonder. Our take on The Giggle will be out on Monday.

There’s also Startling Barbara Bain, our Space: 1999 commentary podcast. Two episodes have been released so far: our commentary on the pilot episode Breakaway, and our commentary on the episode Force of Life. We’re still planning to release the next episode after Christmas.

Maximum Power continues its journey through Series C of Blakes 7. This week, Servalan kills a bunch of people in Children of Auron.

And finally, there’s our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, yhey were joined by Tom Salinsky to watch all-time fan favourite Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

From Skaro to Gallifrey, twelve episodes of one of the strangest seasons in Doctor Who’s history. What did we think, what did we learn, and what are we most looking forward to? And, as always, who would we snog, marry or avoid?

Notes and links

Thanks to Bob Gilbey (@bobgilbey), Bryan says… (@bryan1981) and DJ Alpha-T (@DJ_AlphaT) for contributing their questions to this episode.

As we well know, an anthology of short stories about the life of Ashildr was indeed published in 2015. It was called Doctor Who: Legends of Ashildr, and it includes stories by Justin Richards and James Goss.

In the shownotes for last week’s episode we discussed the fact that Heaven Sent was nominated for a Hugo Award in 2016, Doctor Who didn’t receive any awards at all for its 2015 season.

And, since we properly failed to mention it (or even remember it, you might say with some justification), the Jenny Laird Award goes to a season or era’s most puzzling creative choice, and the Bonnie Langford goes to someone or something that is surprisingly and delightfully good.

And more

Our new podcast, The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire, is your number-one source for our ill-considered opinions on the Second RTD Era. Here’s our take on The Star Beast, and here’s our take on Wild Blue Yonder. Our take on The Giggle will be out on Monday.

There’s also Startling Barbara Bain, our Space: 1999 commentary podcast. Two episodes have been released so far: our commentary on the pilot episode Breakaway, and our commentary on the episode Force of Life. We’re still planning to release the next episode after Christmas.

Maximum Power continues its journey through Series C of Blakes 7. This week, Servalan kills a bunch of people in Children of Auron.

And finally, there’s our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, yhey were joined by Tom Salinsky to watch all-time fan favourite Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

From Skaro to Gallifrey, twelve episodes of one of the strangest seasons in Doctor Who’s history. What did we think, what did we learn, and what are we most looking forward to? And, as always, who would we snog, marry or avoid?

Notes and links

Thanks to Bob Gilbey (@bobgilbey), Bryan says… (@bryan1981) and DJ Alpha-T (@DJ_AlphaT) for contributing their questions to this episode.

As we well know, an anthology of short stories about the life of Ashildr was indeed published in 2015. It was called Doctor Who: Legends of Ashildr, and it includes stories by Justin Richards and James Goss.

In the shownotes for last week’s episode we discussed the fact that Heaven Sent was nominated for a Hugo Award in 2016, Doctor Who didn’t receive any awards at all for its 2015 season.

And, since we properly failed to mention it (or even remember it, you might say with some justification), the Jenny Laird Award goes to a season or era’s most puzzling creative choice, and the Bonnie Langford goes to someone or something that is surprisingly and delightfully good.

And more

Our new podcast, The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire, is your number-one source for our ill-considered opinions on the Second RTD Era. Here’s our take on The Star Beast, and here’s our take on Wild Blue Yonder. Our take on The Giggle will be out on Monday.

There’s also Startling Barbara Bain, our Space: 1999 commentary podcast. Two episodes have been released so far: our commentary on the pilot episode Breakaway, and our commentary on the episode Force of Life. We’re still planning to release the next episode after Christmas.

Maximum Power continues its journey through Series C of Blakes 7. This week, Servalan kills a bunch of people in Children of Auron.

And finally, there’s our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, yhey were joined by Tom Salinsky to watch all-time fan favourite Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

Celebrating a regeneration, a retirement, and a renewal of the whole darn series. On to Christmas!

From Skaro to Gallifrey, twelve episodes of one of the strangest seasons in Doctor Who’s history. What did we think, what did we learn, and what are we most looking forward to? And, as always, who would we snog, marry or avoid?

Notes and links

Thanks to Bob Gilbey (@bobgilbey), Bryan says… (@bryan1981) and DJ Alpha-T (@DJ_AlphaT) for contributing their questions to this episode.

As we well know, an anthology of short stories about the life of Ashildr was indeed published in 2015. It was called Doctor Who: Legends of Ashildr, and it includes stories by Justin Richards and James Goss.

In the shownotes for last week’s episode we discussed the fact that Heaven Sent was nominated for a Hugo Award in 2016, Doctor Who didn’t receive any awards at all for its 2015 season.

And, since we properly failed to mention it (or even remember it, you might say with some justification), the Jenny Laird Award goes to a season or era’s most puzzling creative choice, and the Bonnie Langford goes to someone or something that is surprisingly and delightfully good.

And more

Our new podcast, The Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire, is your number-one source for our ill-considered opinions on the Second RTD Era. Here’s our take on The Star Beast, and here’s our take on Wild Blue Yonder. Our take on The Giggle will be out on Monday.

There’s also Startling Barbara Bain, our Space: 1999 commentary podcast. Two episodes have been released so far: our commentary on the pilot episode Breakaway, and our commentary on the episode Force of Life. We’re still planning to release the next episode after Christmas.

Maximum Power continues its journey through Series C of Blakes 7. This week, Servalan kills a bunch of people in Children of Auron.

And finally, there’s our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. This week, yhey were joined by Tom Salinsky to watch all-time fan favourite Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

Celebrating a regeneration, a retirement, and a renewal of the whole darn series. On to Christmas!

Celebrating a regeneration, a retirement, and a renewal of the whole darn series. On to Christmas!

Celebrating a regeneration, a retirement, and a renewal of the whole darn series. On to Christmas!