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Loll and John (The Highlanders, ayeeeee) chat through episode six of series ten: Extremis.

If we were smart people we'd have remembered that another of Tom Lehrer's songs is The Vatican Rag, but this isn't that kind of podcast.

Also our celebrity-mention curse appears this week to have extended to Roger Moore, and we couldn't be more sorry.

Night night, Sir Roger. We will miss you.

Loll and John (The Highlanders, ayeeeee) chat through episode six of series ten: Extremis.

If we were smart people we'd have remembered that another of Tom Lehrer's songs is The Vatican Rag, but this isn't that kind of podcast.

Also our celebrity-mention curse appears this week to have extended to Roger Moore, and we couldn't be more sorry.

Night night, Sir Roger. We will miss you.

It's the Who's He? Podcasts 4th birthday and what better than a commentary to celebrate! Yes, Phil, Paul and a returning Tony plough through episodes 1 & 2 of The Gunfighters, that well regarded William Hartnell classic from 1966. Well I say well regarded as the brave trio manfully struggle with phoney American accents and try to bring you facts from the day of the original broadcast. In fact, they talk about that more than the episodes themselves, that's how bad it is!!

And there is no news this week, as they just wanted to get cracking with the commentary for a change.

And a big thank you to all our listeners for sticking with us for the past 4 years!!

Loll and John (The Highlanders, ayeeeee) chat through episode six of series ten: Extremis.

If we were smart people we'd have remembered that another of Tom Lehrer's songs is The Vatican Rag, but this isn't that kind of podcast.

Also our celebrity-mention curse appears this week to have extended to Roger Moore, and we couldn't be more sorry.

Night night, Sir Roger. We will miss you.

It's the Who's He? Podcasts 4th birthday and what better than a commentary to celebrate! Yes, Phil, Paul and a returning Tony plough through episodes 1 & 2 of The Gunfighters, that well regarded William Hartnell classic from 1966. Well I say well regarded as the brave trio manfully struggle with phoney American accents and try to bring you facts from the day of the original broadcast. In fact, they talk about that more than the episodes themselves, that's how bad it is!!

And there is no news this week, as they just wanted to get cracking with the commentary for a change.

And a big thank you to all our listeners for sticking with us for the past 4 years!!

Loll and John (The Highlanders, ayeeeee) chat through episode six of series ten: Extremis.

If we were smart people we'd have remembered that another of Tom Lehrer's songs is The Vatican Rag, but this isn't that kind of podcast.

Also our celebrity-mention curse appears this week to have extended to Roger Moore, and we couldn't be more sorry.

Night night, Sir Roger. We will miss you.

Loll and John (The Highlanders, ayeeeee) chat through episode six of series ten: Extremis.

If we were smart people we'd have remembered that another of Tom Lehrer's songs is The Vatican Rag, but this isn't that kind of podcast.

Also our celebrity-mention curse appears this week to have extended to Roger Moore, and we couldn't be more sorry.

Night night, Sir Roger. We will miss you.

It's the Who's He? Podcasts 4th birthday and what better than a commentary to celebrate! Yes, Phil, Paul and a returning Tony plough through episodes 1 & 2 of The Gunfighters, that well regarded William Hartnell classic from 1966. Well I say well regarded as the brave trio manfully struggle with phoney American accents and try to bring you facts from the day of the original broadcast. In fact, they talk about that more than the episodes themselves, that's how bad it is!!

And there is no news this week, as they just wanted to get cracking with the commentary for a change.

And a big thank you to all our listeners for sticking with us for the past 4 years!!

Loll and John (The Highlanders, ayeeeee) chat through episode six of series ten: Extremis.

If we were smart people we'd have remembered that another of Tom Lehrer's songs is The Vatican Rag, but this isn't that kind of podcast.

Also our celebrity-mention curse appears this week to have extended to Roger Moore, and we couldn't be more sorry.

Night night, Sir Roger. We will miss you.

Loll and John (The Highlanders, ayeeeee) chat through episode six of series ten: Extremis.

If we were smart people we'd have remembered that another of Tom Lehrer's songs is The Vatican Rag, but this isn't that kind of podcast.

Also our celebrity-mention curse appears this week to have extended to Roger Moore, and we couldn't be more sorry.

Night night, Sir Roger. We will miss you.

Loll and John (The Highlanders, ayeeeee) chat through episode six of series ten: Extremis.

If we were smart people we'd have remembered that another of Tom Lehrer's songs is The Vatican Rag, but this isn't that kind of podcast.

Also our celebrity-mention curse appears this week to have extended to Roger Moore, and we couldn't be more sorry.

Night night, Sir Roger. We will miss you.

Ten years ago, a dream came true for many long-time fans of Doctor Who. A show long feared dead returned, stronger and better than ever....but in order for that to happen, many talented people had to come together in front of the camera and behind the scenes for a show no-one yet believed in. Director Joe Ahearne was one such individual, directing five Eccleston-era stories and witness to the chaos of that first season. He spoke to us about those days, his experiences working with Eccleston and RTD, and more! We also have snippets from press conferences held at the time, to give you more of a flavor of the atmosphere as the clock counted down to the return of Doctor Who. Happy anniversary, everyone!

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

Greetings Earthlings!

This is Narco, from the planet Vicodin. The human in charge of this podcast has just been released from false imprisonment, as we had originally believed it was impersonating our Grand Senator Krog Krog, but was in fact just incapacitated from a recent primitive human surgery.

This recording was found on its person and is -- as the human says -- several weeks out of date. We have given the recording back to the human as it does not seem to contain anything that is a threat to our race according to our analysts. Please accept our apologies for the delay in this transmission as we hope to maintain peace with your world.

May Vicodin sing in the seven sunsets and the Great Krog Krog prevail always!

Episode 26 - Creature Comforts: Smile and Thin Ice

Table of Contents:

Links:

Greetings Earthlings!

This is Narco, from the planet Vicodin. The human in charge of this podcast has just been released from false imprisonment, as we had originally believed it was impersonating our Grand Senator Krog Krog, but was in fact just incapacitated from a recent primitive human surgery.

This recording was found on its person and is -- as the human says -- several weeks out of date. We have given the recording back to the human as it does not seem to contain anything that is a threat to our race according to our analysts. Please accept our apologies for the delay in this transmission as we hope to maintain peace with your world.

May Vicodin sing in the seven sunsets and the Great Krog Krog prevail always!

Episode 26 - Creature Comforts: Smile and Thin Ice

Table of Contents:

Links:

Ten years ago, a dream came true for many long-time fans of Doctor Who. A show long feared dead returned, stronger and better than ever....but in order for that to happen, many talented people had to come together in front of the camera and behind the scenes for a show no-one yet believed in. Director Joe Ahearne was one such individual, directing five Eccleston-era stories and witness to the chaos of that first season. He spoke to us about those days, his experiences working with Eccleston and RTD, and more! We also have snippets from press conferences held at the time, to give you more of a flavor of the atmosphere as the clock counted down to the return of Doctor Who. Happy anniversary, everyone!

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

Greetings Earthlings!

This is Narco, from the planet Vicodin. The human in charge of this podcast has just been released from false imprisonment, as we had originally believed it was impersonating our Grand Senator Krog Krog, but was in fact just incapacitated from a recent primitive human surgery.

This recording was found on its person and is -- as the human says -- several weeks out of date. We have given the recording back to the human as it does not seem to contain anything that is a threat to our race according to our analysts. Please accept our apologies for the delay in this transmission as we hope to maintain peace with your world.

May Vicodin sing in the seven sunsets and the Great Krog Krog prevail always!

Episode 26 – Creature Comforts: Smile and Thin Ice

Table of Contents:

Links:

Fun Links Related to the Show:

BE SURE TO CHECK THE TERMINUS AMAZON A-STORE FOR WHERE TO BUY OTHER THINGS MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE!

Notes:

Opening audio clips from the Fifth Doctor serial 'Terminus' and the Tenth Doctor serial 'The Shakespeare Code', copyright BBC. The female robot voice was from '2nd Speech Center' text-to-voice software. 'Doctor Who' theme was by ViolinistBAKA, link provided above.

Greetings Earthlings!

This is Narco, from the planet Vicodin. The human in charge of this podcast has just been released from false imprisonment, as we had originally believed it was impersonating our Grand Senator Krog Krog, but was in fact just incapacitated from a recent primitive human surgery.

This recording was found on its person and is -- as the human says -- several weeks out of date. We have given the recording back to the human as it does not seem to contain anything that is a threat to our race according to our analysts. Please accept our apologies for the delay in this transmission as we hope to maintain peace with your world.

May Vicodin sing in the seven sunsets and the Great Krog Krog prevail always!

Episode 26 – Creature Comforts: Smile and Thin Ice

Table of Contents:

Links:

Fun Links Related to the Show:

BE SURE TO CHECK THE TERMINUS AMAZON A-STORE FOR WHERE TO BUY OTHER THINGS MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE!

Notes:

Opening audio clips from the Fifth Doctor serial 'Terminus' and the Tenth Doctor serial 'The Shakespeare Code', copyright BBC. The female robot voice was from '2nd Speech Center' text-to-voice software. 'Doctor Who' theme was by ViolinistBAKA, link provided above.

Ten years ago, a dream came true for many long-time fans of Doctor Who. A show long feared dead returned, stronger and better than ever....but in order for that to happen, many talented people had to come together in front of the camera and behind the scenes for a show no-one yet believed in. Director Joe Ahearne was one such individual, directing five Eccleston-era stories and witness to the chaos of that first season. He spoke to us about those days, his experiences working with Eccleston and RTD, and more! We also have snippets from press conferences held at the time, to give you more of a flavor of the atmosphere as the clock counted down to the return of Doctor Who. Happy anniversary, everyone!

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

Extremis

Adam, Andy, Debbie and Kirby review the first part of a modern day epic (In Doctor Who terms). We see the return of You Won't Get This One and there is feedback and news.

Extremis

Adam, Andy, Debbie and Kirby review the first part of a modern day epic (In Doctor Who terms). We see the return of You Won't Get This One and there is feedback and news.

This month, we are joined by actor Jeremy Radick who played Gareth the Security Guard in the Doctor Who 1996 TV Movie with Paul McGann. Jeremy has performed on many other shows including Psych, The Odyssey, and The X-Files. We discuss his acting career and hear behind the scenes stories of his experiences with Doctor Who, Ryan Reynolds, and a very funny moment on the X-Files.

We also catch up on Series 10 of Doctor Who and spend some time on the series that Jeremy has chosen for us this month - the 1967 sci-fi classic, The Prisoner!

See you next month!

whoandcompany@yahoo.com

Out with the old, in with the new! New format for us, new Doctor for the show. As you could tell, we've gone to a bi-weekly format. Life has gotten busy and we don't want to give this up, so this is the compromise. We're reviewing the two parter here, Bad Wolf/A Parting of the Way. This is the Series One finale and the first regeneration for those who just discovered Doctor Who in 2005.

This month, we are joined by actor Jeremy Radick who played Gareth the Security Guard in the Doctor Who 1996 TV Movie with Paul McGann. Jeremy has performed on many other shows including Psych, The Odyssey, and The X-Files. We discuss his acting career and hear behind the scenes stories of his experiences with Doctor Who, Ryan Reynolds, and a very funny moment on the X-Files.

We also catch up on Series 10 of Doctor Who and spend some time on the series that Jeremy has chosen for us this month - the 1967 sci-fi classic, The Prisoner!

See you next month!

whoandcompany@yahoo.com

Out with the old, in with the new! New format for us, new Doctor for the show. As you could tell, we've gone to a bi-weekly format. Life has gotten busy and we don't want to give this up, so this is the compromise. We're reviewing the two parter here, Bad Wolf/A Parting of the Way. This is the Series One finale and the first regeneration for those who just discovered Doctor Who in 2005.

This month, we are joined by actor Jeremy Radick who played Gareth the Security Guard in the Doctor Who 1996 TV Movie with Paul McGann.  Jeremy has performed on many other shows including Psych, The Odyssey, and The X-Files.  We discuss his acting career and hear behind the scenes stories of his experiences with Doctor Who, Ryan Reynolds, and a very funny moment on the X-Files.

We also catch up on Series 10 of Doctor Who and spend some time on the series that Jeremy has chosen for us this month - the 1967 sci-fi classic, The Prisoner!

See you next month!

whoandcompany@yahoo.com

This month, we are joined by actor Jeremy Radick who played Gareth the Security Guard in the Doctor Who 1996 TV Movie with Paul McGann.  Jeremy has performed on many other shows including Psych, The Odyssey, and The X-Files.  We discuss his acting career and hear behind the scenes stories of his experiences with Doctor Who, Ryan Reynolds, and a very funny moment on the X-Files.

We also catch up on Series 10 of Doctor Who and spend some time on the series that Jeremy has chosen for us this month - the 1967 sci-fi classic, The Prisoner!

See you next month!

whoandcompany@yahoo.com

This month, we are joined by actor Jeremy Radick who played Gareth the Security Guard in the Doctor Who 1996 TV Movie with Paul McGann.  Jeremy has performed on many other shows including Psych, The Odyssey, and The X-Files.  We discuss his acting career and hear behind the scenes stories of his experiences with Doctor Who, Ryan Reynolds, and a very funny moment on the X-Files.

We also catch up on Series 10 of Doctor Who and spend some time on the series that Jeremy has chosen for us this month - the 1967 sci-fi classic, The Prisoner!

See you next month!

whoandcompany@yahoo.com

This title is actually in no way related to the serial at all.

This week Kiyan and Dylan watched Colony in Space. As usual when presented with a mediocre serial, they end up taking a few tangents throughout the whole episode, seemingly with no regard for sticking to explaining the actual serial. Colony in Space was written by Malcolm Hulke and it aired in April and May of 1971.

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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This month, we are joined by actor Jeremy Radick who played Gareth the Security Guard in the Doctor Who 1996 TV Movie with Paul McGann.  Jeremy has performed on many other shows including Psych, The Odyssey, and The X-Files.  We discuss his acting career and hear behind the scenes stories of his experiences with Doctor Who, Ryan Reynolds, and a very funny moment on the X-Files.

We also catch up on Series 10 of Doctor Who and spend some time on the series that Jeremy has chosen for us this month - the 1967 sci-fi classic, The Prisoner!

See you next month!

whoandcompany@yahoo.com

Encare a verdade e venha escutar o review de Extremis!

The post DWBRcast 60 – Pilula azul ou vermelha? Nosso review de Extremis! appeared first on Doctor Who Brasil.

Encare a verdade e venha escutar o review de Extremis!

The post DWBRcast 60 – Pilula azul ou vermelha? Nosso review de Extremis! appeared first on Doctor Who Brasil.

This title is actually in no way related to the serial at all.

This week Kiyan and Dylan watched Colony in Space. As usual when presented with a mediocre serial, they end up taking a few tangents throughout the whole episode, seemingly with no regard for sticking to explaining the actual serial. Colony in Space was written by Malcolm Hulke and it aired in April and May of 1971.

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.

Subscribe on iTunes!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!