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Our year of companions kicks off in delightful style! Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Tansy as we discuss those Doctor Who characters who were almost companions--those who were slated to become TARDIS travelers but never did, as well as those who we wish had stuck around. Deb accidentally invents a new word*. Kat is thoroughly predictable. Erika unabashedly cheats. And Tansy has a list!

Which guest stars do you wish had become full-time companions? Let us know in the comments!

*comfanion, noun; a Doctor Who character not generally considered a companion of the Doctor, but whom a viewer loves so much, they think should have been. The viewer may even argue against popular opinion, claiming their favorite *is* a companion. (Examples: "Bret Vyon is my favorite companion." "He was only in one story! He's a comfanion, at best." -- "Sally Sparrow is my favorite comfanion. I wish the Doctor would've invited her onto the TARDIS.")

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Also covered [links on our site]:

• Erika appreciates Paul Cornell's 11th Blog of Christmas!
• Kat receives a teeny tiny sonic screwdriver book! (book not sold separately)
• Tansy is an emotional wreck after reaching the end of Hex's Big Finish run.
• Deb
  • Looks forward to new Big Finish audios featuring Bernice Summerfield and Sutekh!
  • Enjoys Matthew Stott's interview with unofficial fifth-Verity Una McCormack!

Bonus links [also on our site]:Chicks Unravel Time: Women Journey Through Every Season of Doctor WhoVote in our 2015 companion poll!

Craig from 'Kneel Before Blog' talks for us about the blog, his life long love of Sci-fi, where he thinks Moffat had gone wrong and Capaldi in Paddington. We dedicate this episode to Charlie Hebdo.

This episode is bought to you by DottiesCharms.co.uk on twitter @DottiesCharms

You can find Kneel before blog at http://kneelbeforeblog.co.uk/ or on twitter @KneelBeforeBlog

You can still find the Gallifrey Stands lipbalm Geekstick at http://tinyurl.com/msku93m whilst stocks last!

Happy New Year to all our wonderful listeners! Yes, we’re back from our Christmas break and headlong into some Big Finish plays.  Join Trevor and Michele as they review the second Sixth Doctor and Flip trilogy from Big Finish, specifically Antidote to Oblivion by Philip Martin, The Brood of Eyrs by Andrew Smith and Scavenger by William Gallagher.

If that wasn’t enough, Ian also drops by to join Michele for the last in our series of reviews of Eighth Doctor, Charley and C’rizz plays, Memory Lane, Absolution and The Girl Who Never Was.

We’ll be back next week with our traditional New Year predictions episode.

Enjoy the show!

Happy New Year to all our wonderful listeners! Yes, we’re back from our Christmas break and headlong into some Big Finish plays.  Join Trevor and Michele as they review the second Sixth Doctor and Flip trilogy from Big Finish, specifically Antidote to Oblivion by Philip Martin, The Brood of Eyrs by Andrew Smith and Scavenger by William Gallagher.

If that wasn’t enough, Ian also drops by to join Michele for the last in our series of reviews of Eighth Doctor, Charley and C’rizz plays, Memory Lane, Absolution and The Girl Who Never Was.

We’ll be back next week with our traditional New Year predictions episode.

Enjoy the show!

Waffle On about Enter the Dragon

Hello and welcome to the first podcast of 2015, and this month Meds and Kell are joined by David Ray as they waffle on about one of the best martial arts filme ever made. Of course it wouldnt be Waffle On if the lads didnt go off in various directions and of course play a trailer and theme music.

If you fancy commenting on any of the shows you can do by emailing waffleonpodcast@gmail.com or at our Facebook page, simply type in Waffle On Podcast in the search bar. Please do leave us a review at iTunes, every bit helps.

Waffle On about Enter the Dragon

Hello and welcome to the first podcast of 2015, and this month Meds and Kell are joined by David Ray as they waffle on about one of the best martial arts filme ever made. Of course it wouldnt be Waffle On if the lads didnt go off in various directions and of course play a trailer and theme music.

If you fancy commenting on any of the shows you can do by emailing waffleonpodcast@gmail.com or at our Facebook page, simply type in Waffle On Podcast in the search bar. Please do leave us a review at iTunes, every bit helps.

In this week’s podcast we present another Adversary Archive. this time we explore the Doctor Who villain, The Mara. Included are our reviews of the Fifth Doctor stories, Kinda and Snakedance. We give our impression on these two tales and explore what some consider some of the best Classic Doctor Who availible. Listen as we defend, perhaps for the first time, the character of Tegan Jovanka.

Also, a look at the news of the week, including more convention guests and updates.

Plus we tangent a little more than usual this week with discussion of some recent films we’ve seen.

And of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

It's Christmas time! Well, okay, it's not. But at any rate it's time to listen to Tom and Louis discuss their reaction to the episode of Doctor Who that aired when it WAS Christmas time. Topics include dream crab family life and a certain special Christmas song. And it's not by Wham!

It's Christmas time! Well, okay, it's not. But at any rate it's time to listen to Tom and Louis discuss their reaction to the episode of Doctor Who that aired when it WAS Christmas time. Topics include dream crab family life and a certain special Christmas song. And it's not by Wham!

It's Christmas time! Well, okay, it's not. But at any rate it's time to listen to Tom and Louis discuss their reaction to the episode of Doctor Who that aired when it WAS Christmas time. Topics include dream crab family life and a certain special Christmas song. And it's not by Wham!

The Journey Continues...

Scottish Kung-Fu monks, Queen Victoria, and a werewolf that isn't a werewolf. Ok, then.

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To the excitement of all and sundry, or at least the 3,500 people attending Gallifrey One in under a month’s time, it was recently announced that John Barrowman, Captain Jack Harkness himself, will be gracing the LAX Marriott for his first ever appearance at North America’s leading Doctor Who convention. The news of Barrowman’s visit to the City of Angels churned the Three Who Rule to a totally hetero, manly and strapping lather and only the titanic dullness of of statistics could cool them down. But hark! There was yet more excitement, as Camille Coduri’s interview with Steven onstage at Chicago TARDIS features in this week’s episode! Anecdotes, tales and japery await!

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

To the excitement of all and sundry, or at least the 3,500 people attending Gallifrey One in under a month's time, it was recently announced that John Barrowman, Captain Jack Harkness himself, will be gracing the LAX Marriott for his first ever appearance at North America's leading Doctor Who convention. The news of Barrowman's visit to the City of Angels churned the Three Who Rule to a totally hetero, manly and strapping lather and only the titanic dullness of of statistics could cool them down. But hark! There was yet more excitement, as Camille Coduri's interview with Steven onstage at Chicago TARDIS features in this week's episode! Anecdotes, tales and japery await!

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

To the excitement of all and sundry, or at least the 3,500 people attending Gallifrey One in under a month’s time, it was recently announced that John Barrowman, Captain Jack Harkness himself, will be gracing the LAX Marriott for his first ever appearance at North America’s leading Doctor Who convention. The news of Barrowman’s visit to the City of Angels churned the Three Who Rule to a totally hetero, manly and strapping lather and only the titanic dullness of of statistics could cool them down. But hark! There was yet more excitement, as Camille Coduri’s interview with Steven onstage at Chicago TARDIS features in this week’s episode! Anecdotes, tales and japery await!

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

Once, long ago, we did a short review (along with two other stories) of Closing Time. With James Cordon staring in a new film and getting set to become the host of The Late Late Show (replacing Craig Ferguson) we felt it was a good time to revisit the penultiment story of Series 6 and do a proper review.

WARNING: Contains much rabbit chasing

Once, long ago, we did a short review (along with two other stories) of Closing Time.  With James Cordon staring in a new film and getting set to become the host of The Late Late Show (replacing Craig Ferguson) we felt it was a good time to revisit the penultiment story of Series 6 and do a proper review.

WARNING: Contains much rabbit chasing

I probably know someone who can sing opera.

This week Kiyan and Dylan dive into the surprisingly underwhelming penultimate Second Doctor serial, The Space Pirates. It was written by Robert Holmes and it aired in March and April of 1969.

Doctor Who (c) The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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I probably know someone who can sing opera.

This week Kiyan and Dylan dive into the surprisingly underwhelming penultimate Second Doctor serial, The Space Pirates. It was written by Robert Holmes and it aired in March and April of 1969.

Doctor Who (c) The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.

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