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Eddie and Derek bring you the first episode of the spin off Podcast series ‘Reel to Reel’. This episode looks at the upcoming super hereo movies hitting theaters in the next 12 months.

Hey Who fans! We’ve got some very interesting news items to go through this week and then onto our review of the creepy Under the Lake.

The News

This week we discuss…

A new spin-off showing coming our way in 2016 called Class.

The new LEGO set will be released on 1st December in the UK prices PS49.99, just in time for Christmas.

The details have now been revealed by the BBC for the upcoming The Underwater Menace DVD. Two full episodes, two recons and an hours worth of special features.

John Hurt is returning to his role as The War Doctor for 12 full audio plays from Big Finish. Also, Paul McGann will reprise his role as The Doctor for a future release, the prequel story The Time War. Loads of good stuff from Big Finish as always.

“Under the Lake” Review

An unhappy Tardis, strange writing, ghosts and cool cliffhangers. With Capaldi now truly hitting his stride as The Doctor so we rate this one highly or does it leave us feeling wet and cold?

This week’s trivia question

Last week we asked you – What is the first story to mention that the Doctor has two hearts? The answer is – Spearhead from Space.

This week’s question is – Tom Baker wanted a talking version of which vegetable as a companion? Give us your answer in the comments below or post it on Twitter or Facebook. Good luck!

Thank you for joining us for episode 59 and thanks for sending in your thoughts and reviews. If you fancy leaving us a review in iTunes that would be fantastic! Until next week – Allons-y!

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It's a double shot of DOCTOR WHO discussion this week on the MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast! We have our great friends Kim Rogers & Sage Young of HeadOverFeels.com back with us to discuss their thoughts on Series 10 of DOCTOR WHO - they liked a lot (Sarah Dollard, Rona Munro, Peter Capaldi, Pearl Mackie, Michelle Gomez), but they were also really disappointed with how the character of Bill was handled and treated. They pull no punches in their critique, which is great - their love for the show and for Bill is evident in their high expectations and honest appraisal of how it all went.

BUT, before the series 10 recap, we jump FORWARD in time to discuss the naming of JODIE WHITTAKER as the 13th Doctor with KIM (flying solo this time) - we get her reactions and thoughts on how Jodie will do, plus Kim gives a great and impassioned exhortation about the need for more women of color in the Whoniverse as well as her dream for DOCTOR WHO to be an incubator of new and diverse talent, both on screen and off.

SO - it's 36 minutes with Kim on Jodie Whittaker followed by an hour of Kim & Sage on Series 10 - a double-header of WHO content this week!

NOTES: This episode has some EXPLICIT language, so be warned. :) That "E" is there for a reason this week!

It's a double shot of DOCTOR WHO discussion this week on the MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast! We have our great friends Kim Rogers & Sage Young of HeadOverFeels.com back with us to discuss their thoughts on Series 10 of DOCTOR WHO - they liked a lot (Sarah Dollard, Rona Munro, Peter Capaldi, Pearl Mackie, Michelle Gomez), but they were also really disappointed with how the character of Bill was handled and treated. They pull no punches in their critique, which is great - their love for the show and for Bill is evident in their high expectations and honest appraisal of how it all went.

BUT, before the series 10 recap, we jump FORWARD in time to discuss the naming of JODIE WHITTAKER as the 13th Doctor with KIM (flying solo this time) - we get her reactions and thoughts on how Jodie will do, plus Kim gives a great and impassioned exhortation about the need for more women of color in the Whoniverse as well as her dream for DOCTOR WHO to be an incubator of new and diverse talent, both on screen and off.

SO - it's 36 minutes with Kim on Jodie Whittaker followed by an hour of Kim & Sage on Series 10 - a double-header of WHO content this week!

NOTES: This episode has some EXPLICIT language, so be warned. :) That "E" is there for a reason this week!

It's a double shot of DOCTOR WHO discussion this week on the MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast!  We have our great friends Kim Rogers & Sage Young of HeadOverFeels.com back with us to discuss their thoughts on Series 10 of DOCTOR WHO - they liked a lot (Sarah Dollard, Rona Munro, Peter Capaldi, Pearl Mackie, Michelle Gomez), but they were also really disappointed with how the character of Bill was handled and treated.  They pull no punches in their critique, which is great - their love for the show and for Bill is evident in their high expectations and honest appraisal of how it all went.  

BUT, before the series 10 recap, we jump FORWARD in time to discuss the naming of JODIE WHITTAKER as the 13th Doctor with KIM (flying solo this time) - we get her reactions and thoughts on how Jodie will do, plus Kim gives a great and impassioned exhortation about the need for more women of color in the Whoniverse as well as her dream for DOCTOR WHO to be an incubator of new and diverse talent, both on screen and off.

SO - it's 36 minutes with Kim on Jodie Whittaker followed by an hour of Kim & Sage on Series 10 - a double-header of WHO content this week!

NOTES: This episode has some EXPLICIT language, so be warned. :)  That "E" is there for a reason this week!  

It's a double shot of DOCTOR WHO discussion this week on the MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast!  We have our great friends Kim Rogers & Sage Young of HeadOverFeels.com back with us to discuss their thoughts on Series 10 of DOCTOR WHO - they liked a lot (Sarah Dollard, Rona Munro, Peter Capaldi, Pearl Mackie, Michelle Gomez), but they were also really disappointed with how the character of Bill was handled and treated.  They pull no punches in their critique, which is great - their love for the show and for Bill is evident in their high expectations and honest appraisal of how it all went.  

BUT, before the series 10 recap, we jump FORWARD in time to discuss the naming of JODIE WHITTAKER as the 13th Doctor with KIM (flying solo this time) - we get her reactions and thoughts on how Jodie will do, plus Kim gives a great and impassioned exhortation about the need for more women of color in the Whoniverse as well as her dream for DOCTOR WHO to be an incubator of new and diverse talent, both on screen and off.

SO - it's 36 minutes with Kim on Jodie Whittaker followed by an hour of Kim & Sage on Series 10 - a double-header of WHO content this week!

NOTES: This episode has some EXPLICIT language, so be warned. :)  That "E" is there for a reason this week!  

David and Marty are still on Hiatus! Before they can rest easy they have some unfinished business to take care of before the news goes cold! Join us on this episode of Hoo on Who  where the boys discuss series 10 and their reactions to Jodie Whittaker being announced as the 13th Doctor! You can grab your pitchforks at the door, torches are extra.

David and Marty are still on Hiatus! Before they can rest easy they have some unfinished business to take care of before the news goes cold! Join us on this episode of Hoo on Who  where the boys discuss series 10 and their reactions to Jodie Whittaker being announced as the 13th Doctor! You can grab your pitchforks at the door, torches are extra.

On the forty-eighth edition of Reality Bomb, we have our biggest episode yet as Sage Young, Petra Mayer and Angelique Roche welcome Petra Mayer welcome Jodie Whittaker as the thirteenth Doctor. We then talk with author Paul Condon about Jodie Whittaker's career highlights. And we talk about what it means to have a woman Doctor -- before and after the announcement of the new Doctor -- as we revisit the very first Reality Bomb segment from episode 001 with Lori Steuart, Felicity Brown and Heather Berberet. Also, author and BBC Radio presenter Matthew Sweet discusses the joys of the 1965 Dalek story The Chase in the Gallery of the Underrated. Plus: do you have feels about this season's finale? Help is here for you!

On the forty-eighth edition of Reality Bomb, we have our biggest episode yet as Sage Young, Petra Mayer and Angelique Roche welcome Petra Mayer welcome Jodie Whittaker as the thirteenth Doctor. We then talk with author Paul Condon about Jodie Whittaker's career highlights. And we talk about what it means to have a woman Doctor -- before and after the announcement of the new Doctor -- as we revisit the very first Reality Bomb segment from episode 001 with Lori Steuart, Felicity Brown and Heather Berberet. Also, author and BBC Radio presenter Matthew Sweet discusses the joys of the 1965 Dalek story The Chase in the Gallery of the Underrated. Plus: do you have feels about this season's finale? Help is here for you!

On the forty-eighth edition of Reality Bomb, we have our biggest episode yet as Sage Young, Petra Mayer and Angelique Roche welcome Jodie Whittaker as the thirteenth Doctor. We then talk with author Paul Condon about Jodie Whittaker's career highlights. And we talk about what it means to have a woman Doctor -- before and after the announcement of the new Doctor -- as we revisit the very first Reality Bomb segment from episode 001 with Lori Steuart, Felicity Brown and Heather Berberet. Also, author and BBC Radio presenter Matthew Sweet discusses the joys of the 1965 Dalek story The Chase in the Gallery of the Underrated. Plus: do you have feels about this season's finale? Help is here for you!

On the forty-eighth edition of Reality Bomb, we have our biggest episode yet as Sage Young, Petra Mayer and Angelique Roche welcome Jodie Whittaker as the thirteenth Doctor. We then talk with author Paul Condon about Jodie Whittaker's career highlights. And we talk about what it means to have a woman Doctor -- before and after the announcement of the new Doctor -- as we revisit the very first Reality Bomb segment from episode 001 with Lori Steuart, Felicity Brown and Heather Berberet. Also, author and BBC Radio presenter Matthew Sweet discusses the joys of the 1965 Dalek story The Chase in the Gallery of the Underrated. Plus: do you have feels about this season's finale? Help is here for you!

AH-CHOO! Sorry, Sorry, the weather is starting to change here at Oncoming Storm HQ and that means one thing: It's time for everyone to get sick again. Josh, Ashley, and Rachel are the lucky ones. They're still about to talk. Poor Jeff however... the less said the better. But the hosts who are able to make it prop themselves up on Codine and prepare to talk about what they've listened to in September. First up is Unregenerate! by David A. McIntee. Does this story of an insane 7th Doctor being busted out of a peculiar mental hospital deserve the exclamation point? Then it's time for The Council of Nicaea by Caroline Symcox, as Erimem asked the age old question of the Doctor,'Why can't I change the past?'. Wrapping our coverage is our first review of a Big Finish Tom Baker story! It's The Romance of Crime by Gareth Roberts, adapted by John Dorney. Find out how well this adapts the novel and if Tom and Lalla can recapture that old magic! All this and news that will have have you saying, "Yes, More!". The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got a nitpicky Josh, a high Ashley, and a Rachel that doesn't like Douglas Adams?!? Say it ain't so!

Comic-Con! Yes, SDCC has come and gone once again, and with it we now have a trailer for "Twice Upon a Time," the swan-song for one P-Cap and the glorious retconning of one D-Brad as the First Doctor, along with words and thoughts from gentleman scribe Kyle Anderson, who gives us an almost-live look from the ground as he left the BBC panel, as well as filling us in the Classic Who panel he moderated featuring Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sophie Aldred! Plus a simply staggering pile of news about dollies, the continued stir over a female Doctor, and so..much..swag. And sadly, we also have to report the passing of both Deborah Watling and Trevor Baxter, who will be sorely missed.

Links:

- Twice Upon A Time trailer
- Comic-Con Doctor Who Panel
- SDCC IMDB interview with Capaldi, Moffat and Kevin Smith
- SDCC Empire interview with Capaldi, Moffat and Gatiss
- SDCC Entertainment Weekly interview with Capaldi, Moffat, Mackie, Gomez and Gatiss
- SDCC Classic Doctor Who panel, moderated by Kyle Anderson
- SDCC SyFy interview with Davison, Aldred and C Baker
- Wheel in Space telesnap recon preview
- Deborah Watling died
- Trevor Baxter died
- Big Finish tribute to Trevor Baxter
- 13th Doctor Announcement Stats
- The BBC Responds to Whittaker Casting Complaints
- Capaldi's Salary Revealed
- Whittaker to get parity salary
- Tom Spilsbury's interview Hartnell challenge
- The Simpsons jokes about a female Doctor
- Series 10 DVD/BD Box Set release date?
- Character Options renews license, 13th Doctor stuff available Autumn 2018
- Penguin Random House extends book license
- Doctor Who RPG Humble Bundle
- Christel Dee Interview (Part 1)
- Big Finish to do Doctor's Daughter audio
- River Song features in Titan's The Lost Dimension

Comic-Con! Yes, SDCC has come and gone once again, and with it we now have a trailer for "Twice Upon a Time," the swan-song for one P-Cap and the glorious retconning of one D-Brad as the First Doctor, along with words and thoughts from gentleman scribe Kyle Anderson, who gives us an almost-live look from the ground as he left the BBC panel, as well as filling us in the Classic Who panel he moderated featuring Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sophie Aldred! Plus a simply staggering pile of news about dollies, the continued stir over a female Doctor, and so..much..swag. And sadly, we also have to report the passing of both Deborah Watling and Trevor Baxter, who will be sorely missed.

Links:

- Twice Upon A Time trailer
- Comic-Con Doctor Who Panel
- SDCC IMDB interview with Capaldi, Moffat and Kevin Smith
- SDCC Empire interview with Capaldi, Moffat and Gatiss
- SDCC Entertainment Weekly interview with Capaldi, Moffat, Mackie, Gomez and Gatiss
- SDCC Classic Doctor Who panel, moderated by Kyle Anderson
- SDCC SyFy interview with Davison, Aldred and C Baker
- Wheel in Space telesnap recon preview
- Deborah Watling died
- Trevor Baxter died
- Big Finish tribute to Trevor Baxter
- 13th Doctor Announcement Stats
- The BBC Responds to Whittaker Casting Complaints
- Capaldi's Salary Revealed
- Whittaker to get parity salary
- Tom Spilsbury's interview Hartnell challenge
- The Simpsons jokes about a female Doctor
- Series 10 DVD/BD Box Set release date?
- Character Options renews license, 13th Doctor stuff available Autumn 2018
- Penguin Random House extends book license
- Doctor Who RPG Humble Bundle
- Christel Dee Interview (Part 1)
- Big Finish to do Doctor's Daughter audio
- River Song features in Titan's The Lost Dimension

AH-CHOO! Sorry, Sorry, the weather is starting to change here at Oncoming Storm HQ and that means one thing: It's time for everyone to get sick again. Josh, Ashley, and Rachel are the lucky ones. They're still about to talk. Poor Jeff however... the less said the better. But the hosts who are able to make it prop themselves up on Codine and prepare to talk about what they've listened to in September. First up is Unregenerate! by David A. McIntee. Does this story of an insane 7th Doctor being busted out of a peculiar mental hospital deserve the exclamation point? Then it's time for The Council of Nicaea by Caroline Symcox, as Erimem asked the age old question of the Doctor,'Why can't I change the past?'. Wrapping our coverage is our first review of a Big Finish Tom Baker story! It's The Romance of Crime by Gareth Roberts, adapted by John Dorney. Find out how well this adapts the novel and if Tom and Lalla can recapture that old magic! All this and news that will have have you saying, "Yes, More!". The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got a nitpicky Josh, a high Ashley, and a Rachel that doesn't like Douglas Adams?!? Say it ain't so!

Comic-Con! Yes, SDCC has come and gone once again, and with it we now have a trailer for “Twice Upon a Time,” the swan-song for one P-Cap and the glorious retconning of one D-Brad as the First Doctor, along with words and thoughts from gentleman scribe Kyle Anderson, who gives us an almost-live look from the ground as he left the BBC panel, as well as filling us in the Classic Who panel he moderated featuring Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sophie Aldred! Plus a simply staggering pile of news about dollies, the continued stir over a female Doctor, and so..much..swag. And sadly, we also have to report the passing of both Deborah Watling and Trevor Baxter, who will be sorely missed.

Links:

– Twice Upon A Time trailer – Comic-Con Doctor Who Panel – SDCC IMDB interview with Capaldi, Moffat and Kevin Smith – SDCC Empire interview with Capaldi, Moffat and Gatiss – SDCC Entertainment Weekly interview with Capaldi, Moffat, Mackie, Gomez and Gatiss – SDCC Classic Doctor Who panel, moderated by Kyle Anderson – SDCC SyFy interview with Davison, Aldred and C Baker – Wheel in Space telesnap recon preview – Deborah Watling died – Trevor Baxter died – Big Finish tribute to Trevor Baxter – 13th Doctor Announcement Stats – The BBC Responds to Whittaker Casting Complaints – Capaldi’s Salary Revealed – Whittaker to get parity salary – Tom Spilsbury’s interview Hartnell challenge – The Simpsons jokes about a female Doctor – Series 10 DVD/BD Box Set release date? – Character Options renews license, 13th Doctor stuff available Autumn 2018 – Penguin Random House extends book license – Doctor Who RPG Humble Bundle – Christel Dee Interview (Part 1) – Big Finish to do Doctor’s Daughter audio – River Song features in Titan’s The Lost Dimension

AH-CHOO! Sorry, Sorry, the weather is starting to change here at Oncoming Storm HQ and that means one thing: It's time for everyone to get sick again. Josh, Ashley, and Rachel are the lucky ones. They're still about to talk. Poor Jeff however... the less said the better. But the hosts who are able to make it prop themselves up on Codine and prepare to talk about what they've listened to in September. First up is Unregenerate! by David A. McIntee. Does this story of an insane 7th Doctor being busted out of a peculiar mental hospital deserve the exclamation point? Then it's time for The Council of Nicaea by Caroline Symcox, as Erimem asked the age old question of the Doctor,'Why can't I change the past?'. Wrapping our coverage is our first review of a Big Finish Tom Baker story! It's The Romance of Crime by Gareth Roberts, adapted by John Dorney. Find out how well this adapts the novel and if Tom and Lalla can recapture that old magic! All this and news that will have have you saying, "Yes, More!". The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got a nitpicky Josh, a high Ashley, and a Rachel that doesn't like Douglas Adams?!? Say it ain't so!

Isle of Wight Presenters' Geek Out Special

Adam and Debbie surprise Paul Wilson by reuniting him with his old DWO Whocast co-conspiritor Seb Brook and the inspration for this podcast for a general geek out about Doctor Who and further reflection on the change of gender for The Doctor. We also have an exclusive about the Christmas Special from Seb. We also pay tribute to Deborah Watling who died this week and catch up on Doctor Who news.

Comic-Con! Yes, SDCC has come and gone once again, and with it we now have a trailer for “Twice Upon a Time,” the swan-song for one P-Cap and the glorious retconning of one D-Brad as the First Doctor, along with words and thoughts from gentleman scribe Kyle Anderson, who gives us an almost-live look from the ground as he left the BBC panel, as well as filling us in the Classic Who panel he moderated featuring Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sophie Aldred! Plus a simply staggering pile of news about dollies, the continued stir over a female Doctor, and so..much..swag. And sadly, we also have to report the passing of both Deborah Watling and Trevor Baxter, who will be sorely missed.

Links:

– Twice Upon A Time trailer – Comic-Con Doctor Who Panel – SDCC IMDB interview with Capaldi, Moffat and Kevin Smith – SDCC Empire interview with Capaldi, Moffat and Gatiss – SDCC Entertainment Weekly interview with Capaldi, Moffat, Mackie, Gomez and Gatiss – SDCC Classic Doctor Who panel, moderated by Kyle Anderson – SDCC SyFy interview with Davison, Aldred and C Baker – Wheel in Space telesnap recon preview – Deborah Watling died – Trevor Baxter died – Big Finish tribute to Trevor Baxter – 13th Doctor Announcement Stats – The BBC Responds to Whittaker Casting Complaints – Capaldi’s Salary Revealed – Whittaker to get parity salary – Tom Spilsbury’s interview Hartnell challenge – The Simpsons jokes about a female Doctor – Series 10 DVD/BD Box Set release date? – Character Options renews license, 13th Doctor stuff available Autumn 2018 – Penguin Random House extends book license – Doctor Who RPG Humble Bundle – Christel Dee Interview (Part 1) – Big Finish to do Doctor’s Daughter audio – River Song features in Titan’s The Lost Dimension

Isle of Wight Presenters' Geek Out Special

Adam and Debbie surprise Paul Wilson by reuniting him with his old DWO Whocast co-conspiritor Seb Brook and the inspration for this podcast for a general geek out about Doctor Who and further reflection on the change of gender for The Doctor. We also have an exclusive about the Christmas Special from Seb. We also pay tribute to Deborah Watling who died this week and catch up on Doctor Who news.

In which Brandon and Danica are running on two (?) hours of sleep and then get drunk. Because... yeah. Yes.

Series 9 keeps rolling on, and we're keeping up... mostly. It was a weekend of store events (including a 24 hour event) but there's always time to get crunk and watch The Doctor pal around on a base. Nothing EVER goes wrong on bases, you guys. NOTHING.

Marvel as they don't actually pass out. Tremble as we... as we actually really, really like Series 9. Because SERIES 9, you guys. So good.

Outro music is "All About The Bass" as interpreted by Scott Bradlee & The Postmodern Jukebox.

Podcast picture is by GIRL NAMED SHIRL PHOTOGRAPHY

In which Brandon and Danica are running on two (?) hours of sleep and then get drunk. Because... yeah. Yes.

Series 9 keeps rolling on, and we're keeping up... mostly. It was a weekend of store events (including a 24 hour event) but there's always time to get crunk and watch The Doctor pal around on a base. Nothing EVER goes wrong on bases, you guys. NOTHING.

Marvel as they don't actually pass out. Tremble as we... as we actually really, really like Series 9. Because SERIES 9, you guys. So good.

Outro music is "All About The Bass" as interpreted by Scott Bradlee & The Postmodern Jukebox.

Podcast picture is by GIRL NAMED SHIRL PHOTOGRAPHY

As it turns out, Penguins are the third largest flightless bird in the world after the Australian emu and the German mole rat.

After last week’s rather depressing adventure, Kiyan and Dylan are back to talk about a much more uplifting and funny… oh nevermind. Well it started funny and uplifting. It… just didn’t end that way. It’s The Holy Terror, written by Robert Shearman and released in November of 2000. The Holy Terror can be purchased for $3 (or your local equivalent) on Big Finish's website. It's also on Spotify.

Show-notes:

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 Dominic Glynn.

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As it turns out, Penguins are the third largest flightless bird in the world after the Australian emu and the German mole rat.

After last week’s rather depressing adventure, Kiyan and Dylan are back to talk about a much more uplifting and funny… oh nevermind. Well it started funny and uplifting. It… just didn’t end that way. It’s The Holy Terror, written by Robert Shearman and released in November of 2000. The Holy Terror can be purchased for $3 (or your local equivalent) on Big Finish's website. It's also on Spotify.

Show-notes:

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 Dominic Glynn.

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Vem retomar os reviews da serie classica com a gente!

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Vem retomar os reviews da serie classica com a gente!

The post DWBRcast 69 – Serie Classica: The Keys of Marinus – Praticamente uma Quest de RPG! appeared first on Doctor Who Brasil.