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ROOOOOOOOOAR! Our Fire breathing Northerners dissect the big beasts of fantasy in this second ep of their fantastic creatures series including:

*     Mythological, fantastic and natural dragons

*     Sci Fi Dragons

*     D&D, Glorantha and Dragon Warriors

*     Dragon science and pseudoscience and pseudo social science

*     Are all Dragon Movies Doomed to be bad?

Kehaars Breeds of Dragon link: https://clarkythecruel.wordpress.com/2013/09/10/drakesdoom-breeds-of-dragon/

Feedback as ever is welcome to @DissectingWrlds on twitter, dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk on email, the Facebook Groupwww.facebook.com/dissectingworlds or below ! 

It’s the end of the year and the 50th episode of the podcast!

It’s been a little while and we’re sorry. In this episode we discuss the past couple of months of Doctor Who goings on including the 50th anniversary celebrations in London, “The Day of the Doctor,” and “The Time of the Doctor.” We recorded this a couple of days after Matt Smith regenerated into Peter Capaldi but due to some technical difficulties it couldn’t be edited and posted until now, but at least it is here. Enjoy!

Will the Doctor drown in cork?  Where is the real cliffhanger?  What is Toby Hadoke's favourite scene in Doctor Who history?  Which Doctor Who mug is Andrew Smith using today?  Are we the perfect example of the inverse ratio of the size of the mouth and the size of the brain?  Join Toby, Andrew and Josh as they continue their journey through Robots of Death with Part 2 - and Dask's trousers.

Toby Hadoke's Who's Round

Toby Hadoke's The Dad who Fell to Earth

Andrew Smith's Big Finish Work

Get your kicks with Doc number six! This week we cover Colin Baker, who despite all available evidence is not, in fact, colorblind. He manages to clear most of the hurdles during his tenure, from producer John Nathan-Turner’s ineptitude to Perry’s bizarre moon accent. His time in the Doctor’s shoes may be a mixed bag, but don’t go strangling your companion just yet! Three out of four podcasters agree: Colin Baker’s all right.

I’m running out of ways to introduce Babelcolour’s tributes so here’s “Babelcolour Tribute – A Coat of Many Colours”: http://youtu.be/tu2061ieHSc

Carrot juice.

Get your kicks with Doc number six! This week we cover Colin Baker, who despite all available evidence is not, in fact, colorblind. He manages to clear most of the hurdles during his tenure, from producer John Nathan-Turner’s ineptitude to Perry’s bizarre moon accent. His time in the Doctor’s shoes may be a mixed bag, but don’t go strangling your companion just yet! Three out of four podcasters agree: Colin Baker’s all right.

I’m running out of ways to introduce Babelcolour’s tributes so here’s “Babelcolour Tribute – A Coat of Many Colours”: http://youtu.be/tu2061ieHSc

Carrot juice.

The Seventh Doctor and Ace have landed in 1944, unfortunately it’s at the doors of the POW camp at Colditz Castle. This time it's not just the guards at the camp they have to deal with, but another time travel for an alternate future. Who knew that a CD player could so easily change the future (as is likely to happen when you time travel around Nazis).

Feedback to: show@untemperedschism.org

Twitter: @schismpodcast
Web: http://www.untemperedschism.org/

Duration: 20:29

Will the Doctor drown in cork? Where is the real cliffhanger? What is Toby Hadoke's favourite scene in Doctor Who history? Which Doctor Who mug is Andrew Smith using today? Are we the perfect example of the inverse ratio of the size of the mouth and the size of the brain? Join Toby, Andrew and Josh as they continue their journey through Robots of Death with Part 2 - and Dask's trousers.

Toby Hadoke's Who's Round

Toby Hadoke's The Dad who Fell to Earth

Andrew Smith's Big Finish Work

Our first podcast of the New Year and in this week’s show we shrink ourselves down to enjoy an oversized episode with lots of great content.

First its a heaping portion on the First Doctor, Susan, Ian and Barbara story, Planet of Giants.

Then we take a look at the first in a series of ebook published by Penguin Publishing for the 50th Anniversary, starting with A Big Hand for the Doctor.

Then, a swan song of sorts for the IDW line of Doctor Who stories with its final issue, The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who.

And, some news for our local convention front with a big announcement for Planet ComiCon in Kansas City.

And of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

The Seventh Doctor and Ace have landed in 1944, unfortunately it’s at the doors of the POW camp at Colditz Castle. This time it's not just the guards at the camp they have to deal with, but another time travel for an alternate future. Who knew that a CD player could so easily change the future (as is likely to happen when you time travel around Nazis).

Feedback to: show@untemperedschism.org

Twitter: @schismpodcast
Web: http://www.untemperedschism.org/

Duration: 20:29

FOUND! Against all hope and logic, nine episodes of Doctor Who once thought lost forever have been found and returned to the BBC Archives. Such a monumental occasion warrants a rare Radio Free Skaro cutaway episode, wherein the Three Who Rule discuss the return of five episodes of The Enemy of the World and four episodes of The Web of Fear, the extravagant efforts that Doctor Who's newest hero, Philip Morris of Television International Enterprises Archives, went to in order to uncover these lost treasures...and also reveal a little bit of the intense research that was done by the Skaro boys over the past few months to try to get to the bottom of all the rumours! Rejoice, Who fans!

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

FOUND! Against all hope and logic, nine episodes of Doctor Who once thought lost forever have been found and returned to the BBC Archives. Such a monumental occasion warrants a rare Radio Free Skaro cutaway episode, wherein the Three Who Rule discuss the return of five episodes of The Enemy of the World and four episodes of The Web of Fear, the extravagant efforts that Doctor Who's newest hero, Philip Morris of Television International Enterprises Archives, went to in order to uncover these lost treasures...and also reveal a little bit of the intense research that was done by the Skaro boys over the past few months to try to get to the bottom of all the rumours! Rejoice, Who fans!

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

FOUND! Against all hope and logic, nine episodes of Doctor Who once thought lost forever have been found and returned to the BBC Archives. Such a monumental occasion warrants a rare Radio Free Skaro cutaway episode, wherein the Three Who Rule discuss the return of five episodes of The Enemy of the World and four episodes of The Web of Fear, the extravagant efforts that Doctor Who's newest hero, Philip Morris of Television International Enterprises Archives, went to in order to uncover these lost treasures...and also reveal a little bit of the intense research that was done by the Skaro boys over the past few months to try to get to the bottom of all the rumours! Rejoice, Who fans!

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

After a brief sabbatical, we're back!  The vortex manipulator drops our heroes off at a very, very familiar circus where they wile away their boredom with a discussion of "The Claws of Axos".

Also, there's listener feedback read by Steve in a funny voice followed by peals of laughter.  Really, we needed that month's rest!

You can email us tardistavern@gmail.com, "like" us on Facebook, and follow Sean as he occasionally posts in Twitter via @tardistavern.

FOUND! Against all hope and logic, nine episodes of Doctor Who once thought lost forever have been found and returned to the BBC Archives. Such a monumental occasion warrants a rare Radio Free Skaro cutaway episode, wherein the Three Who Rule discuss the return of five episodes of The Enemy of the World and four episodes of The Web of Fear, the extravagant efforts that Doctor Who's newest hero, Philip Morris of Television International Enterprises Archives, went to in order to uncover these lost treasures...and also reveal a little bit of the intense research that was done by the Skaro boys over the past few months to try to get to the bottom of all the rumours! Rejoice, Who fans!

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

FOUND! Against all hope and logic, nine episodes of Doctor Who once thought lost forever have been found and returned to the BBC Archives. Such a monumental occasion warrants a rare Radio Free Skaro cutaway episode, wherein the Three Who Rule discuss the return of five episodes of The Enemy of the World and four episodes of The Web of Fear, the extravagant efforts that Doctor Who's newest hero, Philip Morris of Television International Enterprises Archives, went to in order to uncover these lost treasures...and also reveal a little bit of the intense research that was done by the Skaro boys over the past few months to try to get to the bottom of all the rumours! Rejoice, Who fans!

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

FOUND! Against all hope and logic, nine episodes of Doctor Who once thought lost forever have been found and returned to the BBC Archives. Such a monumental occasion warrants a rare Radio Free Skaro cutaway episode, wherein the Three Who Rule discuss the return of five episodes of The Enemy of the World and four episodes of The Web of Fear, the extravagant efforts that Doctor Who's newest hero, Philip Morris of Television International Enterprises Archives, went to in order to uncover these lost treasures...and also reveal a little bit of the intense research that was done by the Skaro boys over the past few months to try to get to the bottom of all the rumours! Rejoice, Who fans!

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

After a brief sabbatical, we're back! The vortex manipulator drops our heroes off at a very, very familiar circus where they wile away their boredom with a discussion of "The Claws of Axos".

Also, there's listener feedback read by Steve in a funny voice followed by peals of laughter. Really, we needed that month's rest!

You can email us tardistavern@gmail.com, "like" us on Facebook, and follow Sean as he occasionally posts in Twitter via @tardistavern.

The third season of Sherlock is proving to be quite an interesting season. Time and time again, it has proved itself in terms of smarts and humor, often overlapping one another, and there is no exception here. Being the middle episode of the series, it didn’t have much to prove but to just be a great episode, and it sure was.

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Episode 04: “The Sign of Three” [download]

00:00:00 – Intro
00:00:58 – Announcements
00:07:59 – “The Sign of Three” episode discussion
00:15:45 – Thoughts on the episode
00:17:24 – Deducing the mysteries
00:31:23 – Coming up on SOTO
00:32:05 – Outro

LINKS
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Email: sotopodcast@gmail.com

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Dave and Thomas look at a growing stack of DVDs but first Dave squees over the missing episodes

With only two weeks to go before we get new Doctor Who, the news is coming fast, including a new trailer for Episode 1 "The Magician’s Apprentice", a (very short and mysterious) video from Series 9 finale director Rachel Talalay, the upcoming DVD release of "The Underwater Menace" (!) and so much more! As if that wasn’t enough to stew your petunias, we also have author and Reality Bomb impresario Graeme Burk co-hosting this week and telling us about “The Doctors are In," the new book he and Robert Smith? have penned! Hurrah!

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

With only two weeks to go before we get new Doctor Who, the news is coming fast, including a new trailer for Episode 1 "The Magician's Apprentice", a (very short and mysterious) video from Series 9 finale director Rachel Talalay, the upcoming DVD release of "The Underwater Menace" (!) and so much more! As if that wasn't enough to stew your petunias, we also have author and Reality Bomb impresario Graeme Burk co-hosting this week and telling us about "The Doctors are In," the new book he and Robert Smith? have penned! Hurrah!

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

With only two weeks to go before we get new Doctor Who, the news is coming fast, including a new trailer for Episode 1 "The Magician’s Apprentice", a (very short and mysterious) video from Series 9 finale director Rachel Talalay, the upcoming DVD release of "The Underwater Menace" (!) and so much more! As if that wasn’t enough to stew your petunias, we also have author and Reality Bomb impresario Graeme Burk co-hosting this week and telling us about “The Doctors are In," the new book he and Robert Smith? have penned! Hurrah!

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

Dave and Thomas look at a growing stack of DVDs but first Dave squees over the missing episodes

The Missing Episode Rumour Round-Up #3. There is a lot of stuff to talk about and once again Marco Polo plays a big part in the discussion. Find out what new information has come forward regarding the release of this story. Plus, more info on the alleged viewing of The Power of the Daleks and clarification on the number of film prints and videotapes returned from Africa. There is talk about the BBC starting their own service to allow users to download content; will this include returned episodes of Doctor Who? Lots of new information available. We are The Others.

Dave and Thomas look at a growing stack of DVDs but first Dave squees over the missing episodes

Dave and Thomas look at a growing stack of DVDs but first Dave squees over the missing episodes

The Missing Episode Rumour Round-Up #3. There is a lot of stuff to talk about and once again Marco Polo plays a big part in the discussion. Find out what new information has come forward regarding the release of this story. Plus, more info on the alleged viewing of The Power of the Daleks and clarification on the number of film prints and videotapes returned from Africa. There is talk about the BBC starting their own service to allow users to download content; will this include returned episodes of Doctor Who? Lots of new information available. We are The Others.

More Ood.  Odd Ood.  And rabbits.  Odd rabbits.  Ood rabbits?  No, that would be too weird.  We do seem to get a bit far flung this episode, however.  But when we come back around, we're all Ood science and speculation.  So, watch out! 

Dave and Thomas look at a growing stack of DVDs but first Dave squees over the missing episodes

More Ood. Odd Ood. And rabbits. Odd rabbits. Ood rabbits? No, that would be too weird. We do seem to get a bit far flung this episode, however. But when we come back around, we're all Ood science and speculation. So, watch out!