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The Oncoming Storm takes it first look into the world of The Forge in episode 44! It's the first Project story from Big Finish, Project: Twilight by Cavan Scott & Mark Wright, and Josh can't wait for all of the sparkly vampires and love stories to start! Sadly corrected of those plot point, Josh and Ashley take a bit of the story proper, and get exposed to the nastiest vampire gangsters you'd ever want to meet! Proper sound effects for mutilation and bone breaking are discussed, along with proper blood splatter clean up treatments and which of the bad guy groups are worse. Yeah, it's that kinda story. The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got NO sparkly vampires or shirtless werewolves. In a story called Twilight! Isn't there some sort of YA fiction rule being broken here???

Time for another rousing discussion about which story best exemplifies a Doctor’s era. This time Deb, Erika, Liz, and Lynne tackle the 10th Doctor (not literally—as much as Lynne would probably enjoy that). “School Reunion” lies at the heart of the discussion, though “The Girl in the Fireplace” is touched upon and “Journey’s End” is defended quite ably.

We start the show with some Who-centric items that excite us, and end by taking a few minutes to talk (and rant) about the “Tennant Fangirl” phenomenon, awesome and unfairly-derided cosplay, and how to not be a dick.  (Wheaton's Law, people. Follow it!)

^E

Also covered:
Doctor Who the Writer’s Room!
New Zealand Doctor Who Coins!
New Doctor Who Soundtracks!
Classic Doctor Who on BBC America!
How to Spot a Real Doctor Who Fan

Time for another rousing discussion about which story best exemplifies a Doctor’s era. This time Deb, Erika, Liz, and Lynne tackle the 10th Doctor (not literally—as much as Lynne would probably enjoy that). “School Reunion” lies at the heart of the discussion, though “The Girl in the Fireplace” is touched upon and “Journey’s End” is defended quite ably.

We start the show with some Who-centric items that excite us, and end by taking a few minutes to talk (and rant) about the “Tennant Fangirl” phenomenon, awesome and unfairly-derided cosplay, and how to not be a dick.  (Wheaton's Law, people. Follow it!)

^E

Also covered:Doctor Who the Writer’s Room!New Zealand Doctor Who Coins!New Doctor Who Soundtracks!Classic Doctor Who on BBC America!How to Spot a Real Doctor Who Fan

Time for another rousing discussion about which story best exemplifies a Doctor's era. This time Deb, Erika, Liz, and Lynne tackle the 10th Doctor (not literally--as much as Lynne would probably enjoy that). "School Reunion" lies at the heart of the discussion, though "The Girl in the Fireplace" is touched upon and "Journey's End" is defended quite ably.

We start the show with some Who-centric items that excite us, and end by taking a few minutes to talk (and rant) about the "Tennant Fangirl" phenomenon, awesome and unfairly-derided cosplay, and how to not be a dick. (Wheaton's Law, people. Follow it!)

^E

Also covered:
Doctor Who the Writer's Room!
New Zealand Doctor Who Coins!
New Doctor Who Soundtracks!
Classic Doctor Who on BBC America!
How to Spot a Real Doctor Who Fan

In a special TImey-Wimey edition of Hoo On Who, David and Marty talk about the Fifth Doctor story, Mawdryn Undead.  The guys discuss DVD Extras, plans for the upcoming Gallifrey One convention, and enjoy a Hoo On Who classic - the return of Wyldstarr and the 2012 Texas State Fair deep fried delicacies!  Feedback from other listeners is read and the guys announce the February DVD that will be reviewed live Friday the 15th at Gallifrey One in California.

In a special TImey-Wimey edition of Hoo On Who, David and Marty talk about the Fifth Doctor story, Mawdryn Undead. The guys discuss DVD Extras, plans for the upcoming Gallifrey One convention, and enjoy a Hoo On Who classic - the return of Wyldstarr and the 2012 Texas State Fair deep fried delicacies! Feedback from other listeners is read and the guys announce the February DVD that will be reviewed live Friday the 15th at Gallifrey One in California.

In this week’s episode we put on our happy faces and smile through a review of the Seventh Doctor story, The Happiness Patrol. Then we escape to Germany and again join the Seventh Doctor and Ace for the Big Finish audio story, Colditz.

Also, we discuss some exciting news for the Vortex Boys, with the announcement of our live podcast panel at Planet Comicon. But it doesn’t stop there. We’ll talk about Shaun and Glenn’s involvement at Gallifrey One this year as well.

And more news, and of course your feedback.

Enjoy!

KC Planet Comicon
The 24 Hours of Gallifrey One

The Waters of Mars by Russell T Davies and Phil Ford

Adam, Rhys, Kirby and Robert talk about the last of the 2009 ’specials’.

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This week, in an effort to record in an actual pub, we are beset by curses. Firstly, we find the only pubs in London that are booked for weddings and end up invading the home of arch nemesis Australian Nick. So we can bring you, five drunk blokes talk about the Brosnan era of Bond. 

Also, may we be first to congratulate Mr and Mrs Phil on the birth of their children. CLINK!

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This week, in an effort to record in an actual pub, we are beset by curses. Firstly, we find the only pubs in London that are booked for weddings and end up invading the home of arch nemesis Australian Nick. So we can bring you, five drunk blokes talk about the Brosnan era of Bond.

Also, may we be first to congratulate Mr and Mrs Phil on the birth of their children. CLINK!

Twitter : @PharosProject @Whos_He_Podcast @natrtpodcast

Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/145571995515976/

Web: http://thepharosproject.com/

http://www.whos-he.co.uk/

http://nightsattheroundtable.net/

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The Cybermen are coming!  The Cybermen are coming!  Come my children, and you shall hear of the two part story of...no, not Paul Revere.  Pete's world Cybermen.  This week we have a double review for you. "Rise of the Cybermen" and "Age of Steel" from good ole' DT's first year as the Doctor.

We've also got both regular news and Gally news.  Plus, an impromptu visit from a real, working, electronic tech.

Episode 69: Cyberbrainstorming

This week, Phil, Paul & Tony continue with their audio commentary for Destiny of The Daleks episodes 3 & 4.  They apologise profusely as Tony's facts get more laboured, the story gets worse and the three of them lose the will to live.  They manage to get out alive though before the listeners at their door with flaming torches and pitch forks.

And in the news this week, Phil & Paul are joined by a new invention: Robot Tony!  He helps them go through this weeks massive news stories which are: the air date for series 7 part 2 is revealed, the alleged running time for the 50th Anniversary special, the Daily Mirror rip off a news story from another paper and Adam Woodyatt wants a part in Doctor Who.  Yes, you did read that right.

This week, Phil, Paul & Tony continue with their audio commentary for Destiny of The Daleks episodes 3 & 4.  They apologise profusely as Tony's facts get more laboured, the story gets worse and the three of them lose the will to live.  They manage to get out alive though before the listeners at their door with flaming torches and pitch forks.

And in the news this week, Phil & Paul are joined by a new invention: Robot Tony!  He helps them go through this weeks massive news stories which are: the air date for series 7 part 2 is revealed, the alleged running time for the 50th Anniversary special, the Daily Mirror rip off a news story from another paper and Adam Woodyatt wants a part in Doctor Who.  Yes, you did read that right.

A shocking amount of news made its way from the wilds of the Internet to the fevered brains and out of the fetid mouths of the Three Who Rule this week, including the infamous "ToyFairGate," where canny spies noted BBC posters announcing….somewhat sparse plans for the anniversary year of Doctor Who. The din of fan outrage was such that it almost drowned out announcements of new action figures, soundtracks, special edition DVDs and other delicious morsels.

But controversy and action figure portfolios aside, this week also marks an interview with Paul Scoones, Doctor Who historian and author of "The Comic Strip Companion: 1964-1979" which chronicles decades of Doctor Who comic strips. Scoones is also well known for his deep production knowledge, expressed through the medium of subtitles on Doctor WHo DVDs. Steven spent the better part of an hour delving deep into Scoones work with him, and now we bring that interview to you.

And remember, in less than three weeks Radio Free Skaro will open Gallifrey One with our live show, "The Ambassadors of Death!" With a guest lineup of Sylvester McCoy, Philip Hinchcliffe, Bernard Horsfall, Neve McIntosh, Richard Hope and Dan Starkey, it's sure to be ninety minutes of fun, facts and…a return guest appearance from Chip, the Two Minute TIme Lord!

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

A shocking amount of news made its way from the wilds of the Internet to the fevered brains and out of the fetid mouths of the Three Who Rule this week, including the infamous "ToyFairGate," where canny spies noted BBC posters announcing….somewhat sparse plans for the anniversary year of Doctor Who. The din of fan outrage was such that it almost drowned out announcements of new action figures, soundtracks, special edition DVDs and other delicious morsels.

But controversy and action figure portfolios aside, this week also marks an interview with Paul Scoones, Doctor Who historian and author of "The Comic Strip Companion: 1964-1979" which chronicles decades of Doctor Who comic strips. Scoones is also well known for his deep production knowledge, expressed through the medium of subtitles on Doctor WHo DVDs. Steven spent the better part of an hour delving deep into Scoones work with him, and now we bring that interview to you.

And remember, in less than three weeks Radio Free Skaro will open Gallifrey One with our live show, "The Ambassadors of Death!" With a guest lineup of Sylvester McCoy, Philip Hinchcliffe, Bernard Horsfall, Neve McIntosh, Richard Hope and Dan Starkey, it's sure to be ninety minutes of fun, facts and…a return guest appearance from Chip, the Two Minute TIme Lord!

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

A shocking amount of news made its way from the wilds of the Internet to the fevered brains and out of the fetid mouths of the Three Who Rule this week, including the infamous "ToyFairGate," where canny spies noted BBC posters announcing....somewhat sparse plans for the anniversary year of Doctor Who. The din of fan outrage was such that it almost drowned out announcements of new action figures, soundtracks, special edition DVDs and other delicious morsels.

But controversy and action figure portfolios aside, this week also marks an interview with Paul Scoones, Doctor Who historian and author of "The Comic Strip Companion: 1964-1979" which chronicles decades of Doctor Who comic strips. Scoones is also well known for his deep production knowledge, expressed through the medium of subtitles on Doctor WHo DVDs. Steven spent the better part of an hour delving deep into Scoones work with him, and now we bring that interview to you.

And remember, in less than three weeks Radio Free Skaro will open Gallifrey One with our live show, "The Ambassadors of Death!" With a guest lineup of Sylvester McCoy, Philip Hinchcliffe, Bernard Horsfall, Neve McIntosh, Richard Hope and Dan Starkey, it's sure to be ninety minutes of fun, facts and...a return guest appearance from Chip, the Two Minute TIme Lord!

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

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, absorbed, in front of the 2006 Doctor Who story, Love and Monsters, and spout our usual nonsense!

Mr Skinner is feeling absorbed, Bliss is feeling absorbed, Bridget is feeling absorbed, Ursula is feeling absorbed and Elton is wanting some paving slab action. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy Love and Monsters...

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• BBC: Doctor Who – Love and Monsters.
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