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Scott and Steve catch up with their exercise regimes then talk about some of the latest sci-fi news, including a claim from Scott that could end up bringing the podcast to an early close. After that the grouchy old geeks go all Room 101 and decide which shows it's time to consign to history and cancel from ever making a new episode.

Episode #106 of Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats! And the story we will be discussing today is...

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Scott and Steve catch up with their exercise regimes then talk about some of the latest sci-fi news, including a claim from Scott that could end up bringing the podcast to an early close.  After that the grouchy old geeks go all Room 101 and decide which shows it's time to consign to history and cancel from ever making a new episode.

Episode #106 of Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats! And the story we will be discussing today is...

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Joe and Toni discuss different types of cats, why we love them, and the Classic Doctor Who serial The Ambassadors of Death. This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon Matt Golden.

This week we cover Doctor Who story #5, 1964's "The Keys of Marinus", in which the TARDIS crew are for an RPG-style collection quest where good and evil hang in the balance!

Shout Out: Metal Souls

Listener Mailbag

Discussion of "The Aztecs"

Connor's Corner

Ryan Hess's take on "The Aztecs"

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• Charlie
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• David
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Viewing options for next episode's serial, "The Sensorites":
Stream from Hulu Plus: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6
Rent the DVD from Netflix
Buy the DVD from Amazon
Buy the DVD from BBC Doctor Who Shop

Joe and Toni discuss different types of cats, why we love them, and the Classic Doctor Who serial The Ambassadors of Death.

This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon Matt Golden. If you're interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here.

Cover: Artist Liu Bolin, also known as the 'Vanishing Artist,' demonstrates an art installation by blending in with vegetables displayed on the shelves at a supermarket in Beijing

The Doctor Who 50th special had a couple of Doctors in it, which, you know, cool. It’s still a bit disappointing that the other nine (not counting the one we didn’t know about) were left high and proverbially dry. Enter Big Finish and their audio drama “The Light at the End.” Every other surviving Doctor, minus Eccleston, plus some very good voice doubles, gets together to tell a story without all those pesky visuals getting in the way. No matter how gray or round they might now be, it’s easy to imagine each Doctor in their prime. Well, maybe not so much Colin Baker, he sounds a bit jowly.

This week we’re knee deep in WhoTubes!

“Doctor Who: The Light At The End (Fan Titles)” by Ori Shadow: http://youtu.be/S1aFy8VISk0

“Doctor Who – Light at the End Titles Sequence” by BPFWhovian: http://youtu.be/HoKAXpojJQM

Joe and Toni discuss different types of cats, why we love them, and the Classic Doctor Who serial The Ambassadors of Death.

This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon Matt Golden. If you're interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here.

Have you ever wanted to be invisible? Find out how a coat of bees is probably not the way to go.

Joe and Toni discuss different types of cats, why we love them, and the Classic Doctor Who serial The Ambassadors of Death.

This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon Matt Golden. If you're interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here.

Cover: Artist Liu Bolin, also known as the 'Vanishing Artist,' demonstrates an art installation by blending in with vegetables displayed on the shelves at a supermarket in Beijing

MUTTER'S SPIRAL wraps up the journey through SHERLOCK Series 2 with discussion of "The Hounds of Baskerville" & "The Reichenbach Fall".  We focus mostly on The Fall and the epic battle between Sherlock & Moriarity - The FINAL Problem!  How did Sherlock survive the fall?  We advance some ideas (although I INCORRECTLY state that you don't see Sherlock hit the ground - WE do, but WATSON doesn't).  Come join us for talk, speculation and trivia!

Two topics up for review on this week’s episode.

First it’s the Third Doctor mini-series from Titan Comics. We tackle this story arc featuring the Third Doctor, Jo Grant, and a whole host of other familiar faces featured in era.

Then, another Big Finish audio drama from the Main Range. This time it’s the Sixth Doctor and Evelyn story The Assassin in the Limelight.

Plus, news of the week, including a fairly “SPOILERY” one, so be warned.

And, of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

Cover: Artist Liu Bolin, also known as the 'Vanishing Artist,' demonstrates an art installation by blending in with vegetables displayed on the shelves at a supermarket in Beijing

MUTTER'S SPIRAL wraps up the journey through SHERLOCK Series 2 with discussion of "The Hounds of Baskerville" & "The Reichenbach Fall". We focus mostly on The Fall and the epic battle between Sherlock & Moriarity - The FINAL Problem! How did Sherlock survive the fall? We advance some ideas (although I INCORRECTLY state that you don't see Sherlock hit the ground - WE do, but WATSON doesn't). Come join us for talk, speculation and trivia!

Two topics up for review on this week’s episode.

First it’s the Third Doctor mini-series from Titan Comics. We tackle this story arc featuring the Third Doctor, Jo Grant, and a whole host of other familiar faces featured in era.

Then, another Big Finish audio drama from the Main Range. This time it’s the Sixth Doctor and Evelyn story The Assassin in the Limelight.

Plus, news of the week, including a fairly “SPOILERY” one, so be warned.

And, of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

Have you ever wanted to be invisible? Find out how a coat of bees is probably not the way to go.

Have a Christmas surprise! No, really, you won't have seen this one coming....

'Tis the season to be jolly, so here's our little gift to you: The 2013 Who Back When Blooper Reel. Happy Holidays, everybody!

The post BONUS: 2013 Blooper Reel appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.

Have you ever wanted to be invisible? Find out how a coat of bees is probably not the way to go.

Joe and Toni discuss different types of cats, why we love them, and the Classic Doctor Who serial The Ambassadors of Death. This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon Matt Golden.

"The events will happen, just as they are written. I'm afraid so and we can't stem the tide. But at least we can stop being carried away with the flood!"

And there's a veritable flood of unexpected stars in the Season One closer, The Reign of Terror.

Rowan Atkinson captures the younger three-quarters of the TARDIS team, while Jonny Vegas bangs them up. Bill Murray busts them out only for Ian to nearly come a cropper at the hands of Rentaghost's Mr Meaker, who himself has another bust in mind when it comes to Babs.

And an extra gets his moment in the sun too – quite literally – as William Hartnell's Lime Grove-inspired agoraphobia prevents him from indulging in a spot of location filming.

The first Doctor's old body may already be wearing thin after walking all the way to Paris but he looks as robust as Charles Atlas next to his galactically feeble granddaughter Susan, who does more to imperil the time travellers than either First Deputy Robespierre or the last-past-the-post Traitor Party.

But even in 1794 or 1964, nothing is black and white, so who’s right and who’s wrong? Robespierre or Renan? Barbara or Ian? Jim or Martin?

Listen and decide…

"The events will happen, just as they are written. I'm afraid so and we can't stem the tide. But at least we can stop being carried away with the flood!"

And there's a veritable flood of unexpected stars in the Season One closer, The Reign of Terror.

Rowan Atkinson captures the younger three-quarters of the TARDIS team, while Jonny Vegas bangs them up. Bill Murray busts them out only for Ian to nearly come a cropper at the hands of Rentaghost's Mr Meaker, who himself has another bust in mind when it comes to Babs.

And an extra gets his moment in the sun too - quite literally - as William Hartnell's Lime Grove-inspired agoraphobia prevents him from indulging in a spot of location filming.

The first Doctor's old body may already be wearing thin after walking all the way to Paris but he looks as robust as Charles Atlas next to his galactically feeble granddaughter Susan, who does more to imperil the time travellers than either First Deputy Robespierre or the last-past-the-post Traitor Party.

But even in 1794 or 1964, nothing is black and white, so who's right and who's wrong? Robespierre or Renan? Barbara or Ian? Jim or Martin?

Listen and decide...

MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast is back, just in time to preview SERIES 10 of DOCTOR WHO (the final Peter Capaldi series, *heavysadness*)! Join John and I as we delve into talking about what we can look for in Series 10 - episode by episode, storyline by storyline. We will talk about the upcoming debut of Pearl Mackie as Bill, and how Bill will fit on the show. We talk about the return of many old foes (including some "surprise" ones that have been revealed to the public already).

We do talk in detail about each episode, so if you like to stay away from knowing too much, be forewarned. But, if you're like us and love to speculate and anticipate, then this will be right up your trap street!

We will also discuss the return of Classic Doctor Who episodes to American streaming as BritBox debuts stateside, and we will discuss the sad passing of a great actor, Tim Pigott-Smith, from the classic era (and one of John's favorite stories, "The Masque of Mandragora"). Trivia will return next week with the episode recaps!

We are VERY excited for Series 10, and we're excited to be back discussing them with each other and with you, dear listener! We hope you enjoy!!

"The events will happen, just as they are written. I'm afraid so and we can't stem the tide. But at least we can stop being carried away with the flood!"

And there's a veritable flood of unexpected stars in the Season One closer, The Reign of Terror.

Rowan Atkinson captures the younger three-quarters of the TARDIS team, while Jonny Vegas bangs them up. Bill Murray busts them out only for Ian to nearly come a cropper at the hands of Rentaghost's Mr Meaker, who himself has another bust in mind when it comes to Babs.

And an extra gets his moment in the sun too – quite literally – as William Hartnell's Lime Grove-inspired agoraphobia prevents him from indulging in a spot of location filming.

The first Doctor's old body may already be wearing thin after walking all the way to Paris but he looks as robust as Charles Atlas next to his galactically feeble granddaughter Susan, who does more to imperil the time travellers than either First Deputy Robespierre or the last-past-the-post Traitor Party.

But even in 1794 or 1964, nothing is black and white, so who’s right and who’s wrong? Robespierre or Renan? Barbara or Ian? Jim or Martin?

Listen and decide…

Join us for a landmark Episode of The Doctor Who Podcast! 250 DWPs eh?! Who’d have thought?!  Well, this time we have a treat for you as Ian gets to spend some chatting to the Eight Doctor himself, Mr Paul McGann at this year’s Big Finish Day 4.

The Campervan is full to bursting this week as Trevor, James, Leeson, Michele and Stephen all make an appearance (of sorts!) and chime in with their thoughts about the Eight Doctor era.

Enjoy the show.

Join us for a landmark Episode of The Doctor Who Podcast! 250 DWPs eh?! Who’d have thought?!  Well, this time we have a treat for you as Ian gets to spend some chatting to the Eight Doctor himself, Mr Paul McGann at this year’s Big Finish Day 4.

The Campervan is full to bursting this week as Trevor, James, Leeson, Michele and Stephen all make an appearance (of sorts!) and chime in with their thoughts about the Eight Doctor era.

Enjoy the show.