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MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast is back to talk about "Rosa", the amazing 3rd episode of Series 11 of Doctor Who, written by Malorie Blackman and Chris Chibnall and directed by Mark Tonderai. The episode is really well-done, and John and I discuss it in detail. We'll also talk about the ongoing mysteries of Series 11, how we feel about this TARDIS team, and more. Plus, there's trivia and ratings news. Please have a listen!

'The Dalek Invasion of Earth' continues unabated with two episodes that feature a lot of characters scrambling around but are suprisingly light on actual Daleks, save of course for the much anticipated sequel to last episode's beloved art film, Woman Run Fast. Mike and Justin cover "Day of Reckoning" and "The End of Tomorrow", and find there's a bit less to talk about than usual. Also, there's no bloopers this week because we just didn't really mess up this week. Sorry! I'm sure we'll screw up real good next time.

Join us, won't you?

The Doctor Who Hour is a weekly show in which two friends, veteran Who-watcher Justin and first-time Who-watcher Mike, sit down to watch and discuss every episode of Doctor Who, starting from the very beginning. Follow us on Twitter @DoctorWhoHour or email us at TheDoctorWhoHour@gmail.com with questions, concerns, or just general nonsense.

MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast is back to talk about "Rosa", the amazing 3rd episode of Series 11 of Doctor Who, written by Malorie Blackman and Chris Chibnall and directed by Mark Tonderai.  The episode is really well-done, and John and I discuss it in detail.  We'll also talk about the ongoing mysteries of Series 11, how we feel about this TARDIS team, and more.  Plus, there's trivia and ratings news.  Please have a listen!

'The Dalek Invasion of Earth' continues unabated with two episodes that feature a lot of characters scrambling around but are suprisingly light on actual Daleks, save of course for the much anticipated sequel to last episode's beloved art film, Woman Run Fast. Mike and Justin cover "Day of Reckoning" and "The End of Tomorrow", and find there's a bit less to talk about than usual. Also, there's no bloopers this week because we just didn't really mess up this week. Sorry! I'm sure we'll screw up real good next time.

Join us, won't you?

The Doctor Who Hour is a weekly show in which two friends, veteran Who-watcher Justin and first-time Who-watcher Mike, sit down to watch and discuss every episode of Doctor Who, starting from the very beginning. Follow us on Twitter @DoctorWhoHour or email us at TheDoctorWhoHour@gmail.com with questions, concerns, or just general nonsense.

Welcome new and old listeners alike! This week’s show has the usual waffle, latest news, some merch then our reviews of both Class Episode 5 – Brave-ish Heart and our 11th Doctor story – Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. Geronimo!

The News

Help historian David J Howe fund his museum to display his lifetime collection of Doctor Who merchandise. Check out his story and donate on the Indiegogo page (or search on Indieogo for The Doctor Who Merchandise Museum).

Merch

The Douglas Adams story The Pirate Planet is getting released in January and is based on the original notes Adams put down over 40 years ago. Will be a good pick up this one.

Warlord Games are releasing two additional miniature sets for the upcoming adventure table top game Into the Time Vortex. These new sets are the Cybermen and Dalek versions which can be custom painted.

“Class: Episode 5 – Brave-ish Heart” Review

The concluding episode to last week but has it ramped up the essentials to provide a fitting close or are we left a little disappointed?

“Dinosaurs on a Spaceship” Review

“I have a gang!” It’s always great to spend time with the 11th Doctor and this one has it’s fans and dislikers. What do we think though? A classic Doctor Who adventure or should it remain on the shelf, ready for extinction?

A huge thank you as always for you continued support and those that sent in reviews. Next week it classic week and it’s the turn of the 4th Doctor and The Sontaran Experiment. Have a super week and remember – Allons-y!!

Honestly, there's not much to say this week. The Oncoming Storm has lost one of it's own this week, and we're devastated. Sacha hasn't been on the show for well over a year due to his schedule and health issues, but he has remained a member of our dysfunctional family and we were expecting his return sooner rather than later. Sadly, Sacha passed away on 11/14/2016, due to complications during surgery. Episode 187 then, is dedicated entirely to the memory of Sacha Dzuba. Josh, Ashley, Rachel, and Jeff first come together to say a few things about their friend, and then because it's what he would have wanted, they spend two hours deep in geeky Doctor Who conversation. They cover Enemy of the Daleks by David Bishop, Psychodrome by Jonathan Morris, Fallen Angels by Phil Mulryne, and in an unfair twist of fate, Absent Friends by John Dorney. The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got a lot of tears. We miss you already Sacha.

Time Stamps

Tribute to Sacha - 2:28

News - 17:40

Enemy of the Daleks - 40:15

Psychodrome - 1:08:03

Fallen Angels - 1:35:45

Absent Friends - 2:04:50

Um episodio emocionante, reflexivo e que entrou pra historia de Doctor Who! Vem com a gente pra Operacao Rosa Parks!

O post DWBRcast 107 – Nosso review de Rosa! O grande poder das pequenas acoes! apareceu primeiro em Doctor Who Brasil.

Honestly, there's not much to say this week. The Oncoming Storm has lost one of it's own this week, and we're devastated. Sacha hasn't been on the show for well over a year due to his schedule and health issues, but he has remained a member of our dysfunctional family and we were expecting his return sooner rather than later. Sadly, Sacha passed away on 11/14/2016, due to complications during surgery. Episode 187 then, is dedicated entirely to the memory of Sacha Dzuba. Josh, Ashley, Rachel, and Jeff first come together to say a few things about their friend, and then because it's what he would have wanted, they spend two hours deep in geeky Doctor Who conversation. They cover Enemy of the Daleks by David Bishop, Psychodrome by Jonathan Morris, Fallen Angels by Phil Mulryne, and in an unfair twist of fate, Absent Friends by John Dorney. The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got a lot of tears. We miss you already Sacha.

Time Stamps

Tribute to Sacha - 2:28

News - 17:40

Enemy of the Daleks - 40:15

Psychodrome - 1:08:03

Fallen Angels - 1:35:45

Absent Friends - 2:04:50

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Steven and Erika do a rare mid-week episode, having watched a couple of Doctor Who eps from 1966. No more creepy clowns, but creepy dolls and infuriating nonsense! Oh, and more racism! SIGH…

Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky.

Steven and Erika do a rare mid-week episode, having watched a couple of Doctor Who eps from 1966. No more creepy clowns, but creepy dolls and infuriating nonsense! Oh, and more racism! SIGH…

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Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

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We discuss changing networks, character origins, character popularity, and more as we attempt to answer listener-submitted questions about the Maid of Might, Supergirl! Join us as we tackle everything from the spelling of her name to the Seduction of the Innocent. Hosted by Kyle Jones and Clarence Brown.

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Nuge returns to his co-hosting seat after some after some globetrotting adventures that would put Dr Strange to shame. However unlike Dr Strange he does not return with any mystical arts just a serious case of Jet lag.

If Monts can keep Nuge awake for more than 5 minutes we might just have an episode here.

News

Monts shares his love of the upcoming film adaptation of Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.

Week that was

Nuge plays catch up with the summer movies after his various plane flights. He give some quick thoughts on Star Trek Beyond, Ghostbusters, Tarzan and X Men apocalypse

The lads talk about the latest Dr Who Spin off Class and still leave time to chat about Arrow, Legends of the tomorrow, the Dr Strange comic by Jason Aaron and Dr Strange the film adaptation.

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Rob and Steven from the New to Who podcast talk off-the-cuff and unstructured on the third Doctor Who Series 11 episode, Rosa. What did they make of it?

[The Doctor and her friends find themselves in the Deep South of America. As they encounter a seamstress by the name of Rosa Parks, they begin to wonder: is someone attempting to change history?]

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This week we cover story #116, Castrovalva! With the newly-regenerated Doctor out of commission with regeneration sickness, Tegan and Nyssa step up to get him to a peaceful place where he can recover. But what treachery hides at the heart of this maze of a city, and who could be behind it? (Surprise, it's the Master!)

QotW: Castrovalva was named after a piece of art. What other piece of art would make a good DoctorWho title?

Charlie's Variety Segment/Listener Mailbag

Discussion of "Castrovalva" (Trevor 7.75, Connor 9.999, Charlie 8, David 8.75)

Big Finish Audio Adventure: UNIT -- Shutdown part 2: Death in Geneva (Trevor 7.75, Connor 9.999, Charlie 8, David 7.75)

Hosts:

• Trevor @WhovianTrev Trevsplace
• Charlie @insanityinchaos The Infinite Longbox The Comic Conspiracy
• David http://www.davidsafar.com/ @gwythinn MaroonedWhovian
• Connor

Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #117, Four to Doomsday! You can rent the DVD from Netflix, or buy the DVD from BarnesAndNoble.com, Amazon.com, the BBC Doctor Who Shop, or many other fine retailers. As of recording, WB Shop appears to have dropped almost all of their Doctor Who DVDs, however, so we can no longer recommend them as a source.

For a show about time travel, Doctor Who doesn't really go deep on matters historical, preferring a quick tour and a laugh to really getting into events as they unfold. But that changed this week with "Rosa," a look at how civil rights hero Rosa Parks herself changed the world, and how the Doctor and the Time Team deal with both alien threats and a very different (but also somewhat familiar) world to 2018. What did Steven, Warren, and Chris think of the episode? And will a very special addition to the stats report cause Warren to finally lose what's left of his mind?

Links:

- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! - Episode 3, "Rosa" - Episode 5 titled The Tsuranga Conundrum, episode 6 called Demons of the Punjab - Arachnids in the UK goes out on BBC One Oct 28 @ 7:00pm - The Ghost Monument overnight BBC viewing figures - The Woman Who Fell to Earth final BBC ratings and Appreciation Index - Segun Akinola Q&A - Kamelion returns via Big Finish - Big Finish Zygon Hunt released on vinyl - New Zealand Doctor Who silver coin

For a show about time travel, Doctor Who doesn’t really go deep on matters historical, preferring a quick tour and a laugh to really getting into events as they unfold. But that changed this week with “Rosa,” a look at how civil rights hero Rosa Parks herself changed the world, and how the Doctor and the Time Team deal with both alien threats and a very different (but also somewhat familiar) world to 2018. What did Steven, Warren, and Chris think of the episode? And will a very special addition to the stats report cause Warren to finally lose what’s left of his mind?

Links:

– Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon! – Episode 3, “Rosa” – Episode 5 titled The Tsuranga Conundrum, episode 6 called Demons of the Punjab – Arachnids in the UK goes out on BBC One Oct 28 @ 7:00pm – The Ghost Monument overnight BBC viewing figures – The Woman Who Fell to Earth final BBC ratings and Appreciation Index – Segun Akinola Q&A – Kamelion returns via Big Finish – Big Finish Zygon Hunt released on vinyl – New Zealand Doctor Who silver coin

Historically, Doctor Who did best with historical storylines. After all, it started as an educational show. But how's it do with the American Civil Rights Movement? We shall see.

WARNING: Contains spoilers

For those of you who are unaware, Paul Scoones is the man behind the legendary New Zealand Doctor Who fanzine, Time Space Visualiser. He's also one half of the team who tracked down a missing episode of Doctor Who - specifically 'The Lion', a missing episode of the William Hartnell story 'The Crusade', back in 1999. He's the author of the excellent 'The Comic Strip Companion', dealing with Doctor Who comics, and he's also written the infotext subtitles on many of the classic era Doctor Who DVDs you've watched.

Rob sits down with Paul and asks him to choose an item from his extensive collection for the Whotiques Roadshow. Paul selects a complete set of Doctor Who Target novels with a delightful twist... they're all in hardback. This leads the two on a discussion of the Target novels in general, what attracted Paul to the hardbacks, their value, plus what came later in the form of the Virgin New Adventures and Missing Adventures, BBC 8th Doctor and Past Doctor ranges, right up to the current BBC New Series Adventures.

Historically, Doctor Who did best with historical storylines. After all, it started as an educational show. But how's it do with the American Civil Rights Movement? We shall see.

WARNING: Contains spoilers

Jason and Paul take to the stars with the 13th Doctor in her search for the TARDIS! But this planet doesn't like people, and neither do some of the people. Join our crew in a race to find the Ghost Monument, and be ready for some fun!

Jason and Paul take to the stars with the 13th Doctor in her search for the TARDIS! But this planet doesn't like people, and neither do some of the people. Join our crew in a race to find the Ghost Monument, and be ready for some fun!

Jason and Paul take to the stars with the 13th Doctor in her search for the TARDIS!  But this planet doesn’t like people, and neither do some of the people.  Join the crew in a race to find the “Ghost Monument,” and be ready for some fun!

We talk to Robert Llewellyn from Red Dwarf and feature a panel with Tom Hopper (Doctor Who, Merlin, Black Sails).

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Steven and Erika are impatient when it comes to watching Doctor Who. We can’t watch today’s episode of series 11 yet? Well then we’ll watch an episode from 1968!

Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

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We talk to Robert Llewellyn from Red Dwarf and feature a panel with Tom Hopper (Doctor Who, Merlin, Black Sails).

Whovian Round-up & Round-up Reviews are by http://indiemacuser.com/

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Steven and Erika are impatient when it comes to watching Doctor Who. We can’t watch today’s episode of series 11 yet? Well then we’ll watch an episode from 1968!

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Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky

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