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Tom and Michele return to the Campervan and waste no time at all in dissecting the trailer for the 50^th Anniversary episode, The Day of the Doctor that was released last week.

They then talk about the recent Big Finish sixth Doctor and Mel trilogy, The Wrong Doctors, Spaceport Fear and The Seeds of War.  Whilst the DWP team are geeking out about this sometime controversial TARDIS team, Ian pops in to chat about the Mechanoids sole Big Finish outing, The Juggernauts.

Tune in next week to hear the verdict on what has been arguably Big Finish’s most anticipated release EVER – the 50^th anniversary special featuring Doctors 1 to 8 – The Light at the End!

We're continuing our look at the time of Mr. David Tenant, whose time as The 10^th Doctor included much more snogging than some fans were prepared to deal with. Join Derek Gladu, Eric Mendoza, Beverly Brown and returning special guest Kate Rennebohm as we review 2006's "The Girl in the Fireplace", and chat a bit on Romance’s place in Doctor Who.

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We're continuing our look at the time of Mr. David Tenant, whose time as The Tenth Doctor included much more snogging than some fans were prepared to deal with. Join Derek Gladu, Eric Mendoza, Beverly Brown and returning special guest Kate Rennebohm as we review 2006's "The Girl in the Fireplace", and chat a bit on Romance’s place in Doctor Who.

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We're continuing our look at the time of Mr. David Tenant, whose time as The Tenth Doctor included much more snogging than some fans were prepared to deal with. Join Derek Gladu, Eric Mendoza, Beverly Brown and returning special guest Kate Rennebohm as we review 2006's "The Girl in the Fireplace", and chat a bit on Romance’s place in Doctor Who.

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This week, that VERY long year for us Doctor Who fans in 2009 when we only got a grand total of four stories.  Joining me this week is Michele Simmons of THE Doctor Who Podcast!  Coming down the home stretch now....

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This week, that VERY long year for us Doctor Who fans in 2009 when we only got a grand total of four stories. Joining me this week is Michele Simmons of THE Doctor Who Podcast! Coming down the home stretch now....

Feedback at: thequestisthequest@yahoo.com

thedoctorwhopodcast.com

http://geekswhodrink.com/DoctorWho

This week, that VERY long year for us Doctor Who fans in 2009 when we only got a grand total of four stories.  Joining me this week is Michele Simmons of THE Doctor Who Podcast!  Coming down the home stretch now....

Feedback at: thequestisthequest@yahoo.com

thedoctorwhopodcast.com

http://geekswhodrink.com/DoctorWho

'Things We Wish We'd Known Earlier (or: How Not To Make Comics)'. As every aspiring comic creator eventually realises, the road to sequential art success is full of pitfalls for the unwary. However, this panel discussion (recorded live at Canny Comic Con, December 8th 2012) is here to help guide you past such difficulties - by getting established comic creators to talk through their own mistakes! Stacey chairs the discussion, talking with Nigel Auchterlounie, Al Ewing, Daniel Clifford, Nigel Dobbyn, Jack Fallows and Gordon Rennie about lessons learned the hard way. Their enlightening - and sometimes hilarious - anecdotes and advice provide essential guidance for anyone with any interest in how to make comics.

'Things We Wish We'd Known Earlier (or: How Not To Make Comics)'. As every aspiring comic creator eventually realises, the road to sequential art success is full of pitfalls for the unwary. However, this panel discussion (recorded live at Canny Comic Con, December 8th 2012) is here to help guide you past such difficulties - by getting established comic creators to talk through their own mistakes! Stacey chairs the discussion, talking with Nigel Auchterlounie, Al Ewing, Daniel Clifford, Nigel Dobbyn, Jack Fallows and Gordon Rennie about lessons learned the hard way. Their enlightening - and sometimes hilarious - anecdotes and advice provide essential guidance for anyone with any interest in how to make comics.

This week’s show is a short one. And it’s a good thing, too. We get a little silly this week with only one thing to review. This time we tackle the Fourth Doctor’s first story of Season Thirteen, Terror of the Zygons. We give our impressions of this early classic.

Also, a look at some of the news items of the week including push on change.org to make the Empire State Building light up blue on the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who.

Also, an announcement from this year’s Children in Need special, and some updates to L.I. Who‘s schedule which is coming up this weekend.

And, of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

Links and notes mentioned in this week’s show:

Rachel’s Doctor Who Halloween decorations can be found here on her blog.

The Off Broadway Theater show Doctor U mentioned by Chrissy.

Incredible Optimus Prime Halloween costume:

Listener, Lisa, sent us a photo of where she typically listens to our podcast. It’s very tranquil. We thought we’d share.

From Lisa: Humboldt Bay (the south end) is on the right and the Pacific ocean is there on the left…
The road is several miles long and its absolute beautiful.
I usually save your podcast to enjoy out there.

Our journey on the Road Trip to the 50th Anniversary is almost over.  We have arrived at the next to last stop with the Tenth Doctor, David Tennant.  But we don't need to get all emotional about it, the Tenth Doctor will do that for us.

"Bigger isn't Better" from the musical "Barnum" by Cy Coleman and Michael Stewart, book by Mark Bramble

Our journey on the Road Trip to the 50th Anniversary is almost over.  We have arrived at the next to last stop with the Tenth Doctor, David Tennant.  But we don't need to get all emotional about it, the Tenth Doctor will do that for us.

"Bigger isn't Better" from the musical "Barnum" by Cy Coleman and Michael Stewart, book by Mark Bramble

Our journey on the Road Trip to the 50th Anniversary is almost over.  We have arrived at the next to last stop with the Tenth Doctor, David Tennant.  But we don't need to get all emotional about it, the Tenth Doctor will do that for us.

"Bigger isn't Better" from the musical "Barnum" by Cy Coleman and Michael Stewart, book by Mark Bramble

Our journey on the Road Trip to the 50th Anniversary is almost over. We have arrived at the next to last stop with the Tenth Doctor, David Tennant. But we don't need to get all emotional about it, the Tenth Doctor will do that for us.

"Bigger isn't Better" from the musical "Barnum" by Cy Coleman and Michael Stewart, book by Mark Bramble

On this weeks podcast Phil and Paul return once again to their series 3 retrospective with a look Blink written by current show runner Steven Moffat.  Just how much did the two of them enjoy this story and does it still hold up as the monumental fan favourite?  Listen to find out and also hear them begin to on a journey down memory lane before they both get slapped back into the present day.

And in the news this week, the guest list of the 3 day convention in November is announced along with a convention showing of Day of The Doctor, rumour news on Peter Capaldi only staying for 13 episodes and Phil shows his disappointment on not seeing Nicola Bryant.

On this weeks podcast Phil and Paul return once again to their series 3 retrospective with a look Blink written by current show runner Steven Moffat.  Just how much did the two of them enjoy this story and does it still hold up as the monumental fan favourite?  Listen to find out and also hear them begin to on a journey down memory lane before they both get slapped back into the present day.

And in the news this week, the guest list of the 3 day convention in November is announced along with a convention showing of Day of The Doctor, rumour news on Peter Capaldi only staying for 13 episodes and Phil shows his disappointment on not seeing Nicola Bryant.

On this weeks podcast Phil and Paul return once again to their series 3 retrospective with a look Blink written by current show runner Steven Moffat.  Just how much did the two of them enjoy this story and does it still hold up as the monumental fan favourite?  Listen to find out and also hear them begin to on a journey down memory lane before they both get slapped back into the present day.

And in the news this week, the guest list of the 3 day convention in November is announced along with a convention showing of Day of The Doctor, rumour news on Peter Capaldi only staying for 13 episodes and Phil shows his disappointment on not seeing Nicola Bryant.

The tsunami of news (or, if you will, newsnami) continues this week, with tales of conventions, extras, tie-ins, and so, so much about An Adventure in Space and Time. All but mere pre-amble to the second part of the John Nathan-Turner miniscope, with special guest Steve O’Brien, who spares nothing in his analysis of the somewhat shaky years comprising the tail-end of JNT’s era as producer of Doctor Who. The Three Who Rule also give their thoughts on the latter half of the JNT era, rounding out a jam-packed episode of Radio Free Skaro sure to pale in comparison to the utter madness that is the final weeks before the 50th anniversary. Prepare yourselves!

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

The tsunami of news (or, if you will, newsnami) continues this week, with tales of conventions, extras, tie-ins, and so, so much about An Adventure in Space and Time. All but mere pre-amble to the second part of the John Nathan-Turner miniscope, with special guest Steve O'Brien, who spares nothing in his analysis of the somewhat shaky years comprising the tail-end of JNT's era as producer of Doctor Who. The Three Who Rule also give their thoughts on the latter half of the JNT era, rounding out a jam-packed episode of Radio Free Skaro sure to pale in comparison to the utter madness that is the final weeks before the 50th anniversary. Prepare yourselves!

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

The tsunami of news (or, if you will, newsnami) continues this week, with tales of conventions, extras, tie-ins, and so, so much about An Adventure in Space and Time. All but mere pre-amble to the second part of the John Nathan-Turner miniscope, with special guest Steve O’Brien, who spares nothing in his analysis of the somewhat shaky years comprising the tail-end of JNT’s era as producer of Doctor Who. The Three Who Rule also give their thoughts on the latter half of the JNT era, rounding out a jam-packed episode of Radio Free Skaro sure to pale in comparison to the utter madness that is the final weeks before the 50th anniversary. Prepare yourselves!

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

The Ood Cast are no strangers to 2MTL, but it's been a while since they've released a new episood. Why? Because they've been busy preparing The Complete Works of Gallifrey (Abridged), which will re-present every episode of the new series within an hour. It's happening on 16 November 2013 at 7:45 p.m. in the Questors Theatre. You can buy tickets now, but why not listen to Chris and Laura Sigma tell me more about it?

No, really. We recorded this during a torrential rainstorm and my wife stood outside with an umbrella to keep a mystery stream of water from splashing loudly against the recording studio window. So if you don't listen to the interview she will have suffered for nothing.

David and Marty set course for Necros to review the Colin Baker story, Revelation of the Daleks.  The guys cover Doctor Who news items, Chicago TARDIS updates, the story, DVD Extras and listener feedback emails.  Marty reviews the Tenth Doctor installment of Big Finish's Destiny of the Doctor series

David and Marty set course for Necros to review the Colin Baker story, Revelation of the Daleks. The guys cover Doctor Who news items, Chicago TARDIS updates, the story, DVD Extras and listener feedback emails. Marty reviews the Tenth Doctor installment of Big Finish's Destiny of the Doctor series

David and Marty set course for Necros to review the Colin Baker story, Revelation of the Daleks.  The guys cover Doctor Who news items, Chicago TARDIS updates, the story, DVD Extras and listener feedback emails.  Marty reviews the Tenth Doctor installment of Big Finish's Destiny of the Doctor series

David and Marty set course for Necros to review the Colin Baker story, Revelation of the Daleks.  The guys cover Doctor Who news items, Chicago TARDIS updates, the story, DVD Extras and listener feedback emails.  Marty reviews the Tenth Doctor installment of Big Finish's Destiny of the Doctor series.

You don’t have to travel through time to divine that this week we’re talking about Doc number nine! One good thing to come from watching the John Nathan-Turner era of Doctor Who is a newfound appreciation for tolerance of Russel T Davies. Despite his relative awfulness, Rusty earns a feather in his cap for managing to find a fantastic actor to portray the new Doctor, a certain Christopher “Chris” Eccleston. Though he was never really a big fan of the show, Chris “Don’t Call Me Chris” Eccleston tackles the role with aplomb. And sometimes a banana. Bananas are good!

WhoTube? You know the drill. Babelcolour Tribute. “So Macho.” http://youtu.be/hOu7sKcIJCQ