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Toni and Joe are joined by Adam Clegg of Harry Sullivan is an Imbecile and The Real McCoy to discuss the haunting K9 theme, the Amazing Spider-Melon, and at least two butts in the Classic Doctor Who serial Full Circle.

This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon and actual sea pirate, Steve Conway. If you're interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here.

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Toni and Joe are joined by Adam Clegg of Harry Sullivan is an Imbecile and The Real McCoy to discuss the haunting K9 theme, the Amazing Spider-Melon, and at least two butts in the Classic Doctor Who serial Full Circle.

This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon and actual sea pirate, Steve Conway. If you're interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here.

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Toni and Joe are joined by Adam Clegg of Harry Sullivan is an Imbecile and The Real McCoy to discuss the haunting K9 theme, the Amazing Spider-Melon, and at least two butts in the Classic Doctor Who serial Full Circle.

This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon and actual sea pirate, Steve Conway. If you're interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here.

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We're back with our good friends over at the Post Atomic Horror for the annual crossover. Enjoy.

Toni and Joe are joined by Adam Clegg of Harry Sullivan is an Imbecile and The Real McCoy to discuss the haunting K9 theme, the Amazing Spider-Melon, and at least two butts in the Classic Doctor Who serial Full Circle.

This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon and actual sea pirate, Steve Conway. If you're interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here.

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Recorded live at ConK 2017! The Fifth Doctor on the main stage discusses his many adventures across space and time with Mike, Mike, Jen, and a packed room of fans. Listen to older episodes of the...

Earth Station Who is a show dedicated to the culture around the BBC icon Doctor Who. Join Mike F, Mike G and Dave as we explore the 50 year history and fandom surrounding the Doctor With reviews, interviews and just general talk you never know WHO might pop up.

Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

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Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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We're back with our good friends over at the Post Atomic Horror for the annual crossover. Enjoy.

Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

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After our break we have decided to catch up by discussing the Monk Trilogy! Extremis (again!), The Pyramid at the End of the World and The Lie of the Land all in one huge session! Let us know what you think by emailing us or tweeting us! DoctorWhoontarget@gmail.com.

We're back with our good friends over at the Post Atomic Horror for the annual crossover. Enjoy.

Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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After our break we have decided to catch up by discussing the Monk Trilogy! Extremis (again!), The Pyramid at the End of the World and The Lie of the Land all in one huge session! Let us know what you think by emailing us or tweeting us! DoctorWhoontarget@gmail.com.

Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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Merry Christmas Who fans! This is it, the last episode of 2015. We round up the highlights of the year then finish up The End of Time with our review of Part 2. Let’s get Christmas Day going…

Year in Review

No news this week but instead we pick out some highlights from 2015.

“The End of Time – Part 2” Review

We conclude 2015 with our review of The End of Time Part 2. David Tennant’s final episode literally goes out with a bang. Does it match Part 1’s action and emotion? Who are we kidding, of course it does, but do our review scores reflect it’s rollercoaster of emotions?

The final trivia question

Last week we asked you – Who is the fist person the Fourth Doctor offers a jelly baby? The answer is – Sarah Jane Smith.

We’re retiring the weekly trivia questions for now. They might make a return but for now we’ll give them some time out. Thank you to all who’ve given us their answers, some hardcore fact loving Who fans out there!

Free wallpaper pack

As a thank you for listening this year we’re giving away a free wallpaper pack. Garry has used his design skills and crafted a set of wallpapers you won’t see anywhere else. Hop over now and download, enjoy!

Garry and Adam would like to say a huge thank you for sticking with us throughout 2015, it’s been a truly great year for us. We really appreciate you listening and contributing each and every week, it wouldn’t be the show it is without you. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts.

Our next show will be on 1st January next Friday with our review of the Christmas Special The Husbands of River Song.

Until then have a fantastic Christmas whatever you’re doing and we look forward to enjoying Doctor Who with you all in 2016 – Allons-y!

Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

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Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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Children get older, and we're getting older, too. One way we can tell is that we can't hold our liquor like we could at the beginning of the Moffat era! In any case, we had a lot of fun talking about "Empress of Mars," and we hope you have some fun listening to us get silly on the podcast this week.

For this week's WhoTube, Matt found “11 and Companions ‘Soul Meets Body'” by bookdork1 – https://youtu.be/xFj0c0PaR_o

Another year, another series, another podcast where we gather together and talk about what we’ve been talking about for the past several months already. In this the season of The Hybrid, Matt, Joseph, Gabe, and Susan act as your personal audio tour guides through a series of two-parters, replicas, and twinsies.

Your WhoTube, “Doctor Who: Clara Oswald Farewell (Series 9) – Tribute Trailer” by user It’s Smaller On The Outside, is a beautifully brilliant summation of Series 9 with a focus on Clara: https://youtu.be/LQdGe8_6INw

If you like our theme song and want to see what other brilliant things Legs Nose Robinson has been working on, you can visit their website here http://legsnoserobinson.com/

You can also listen to our podcast on YouTube at: http://youtu.be/VtCWraJNWnI

Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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Martyn and Chris discuss the Doctor Who episode, The talons of Weng-Chiang. They also discuss the recent recreation of Mission to the unknown, by Lancashire University.

After that, Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

Gerrod and Martyn then discuss El-Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

El-Camino 27:21:00

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It's our special episode to commemorate the release of the University of Central Lancashire remake of Mission to the Unknown. After Paul, Tim and Richard gather to plot the conquest of the podcast universe, we're joined by none other than Jac Rayner, who talks about her love of the enduring mystery surrounding this story and in particular the alien delegates. Then it's back to the regulars for their views on the original show, the remake, Terry Nation and 60s Daleks. Jac's remarkable article tackling the identification of the alien delegates is here: https://delegatedetective.wordpress.com/2013/11/17/mission-to-find-the-unknown/ As recommended by Tim, Giles Sparrow's book The Genius Test (wherever you choose to read it) can be found here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Genius-Test-Master-Worlds-Hardest/dp/178648529X The Terry Nation Army YouTube channel is here: https://www.youtube.com/user/Dalek6388 And if you haven't yet caught up with the Mission to the Unknown remake, it can be found here: https://youtu.be/NW8yk-m5Ig8 (Please) contact us on Twitter on @something_who. The opening music is Three Guitars Mood 2 and the closing music is the worst ever version of the Doctor Who theme from Richard on ukulele and kazoo.

Reviewing Empress of Mars.

It's our special episode to commemorate the release of the University of Central Lancashire remake of Mission to the Unknown. After Paul, Tim and Richard gather to plot the conquest of the podcast universe, we're joined by none other than Jac Rayner, who talks about her love of the enduring mystery surrounding this story and in particular the alien delegates. Then it's back to the regulars for their views on the original show, the remake, Terry Nation and 60s Daleks. Jac's remarkable article tackling the identification of the alien delegates is here: https://delegatedetective.wordpress.com/2013/11/17/mission-to-find-the-unknown/ As recommended by Tim, Giles Sparrow's book The Genius Test (wherever you choose to read it) can be found here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Genius-Test-Master-Worlds-Hardest/dp/178648529X The Terry Nation Army YouTube channel is here: https://www.youtube.com/user/Dalek6388 And if you haven't yet caught up with the Mission to the Unknown remake, it can be found here: https://youtu.be/NW8yk-m5Ig8 (Please) contact us on Twitter on @something_who. The opening music is Three Guitars Mood 2 and the closing music is the worst ever version of the Doctor Who theme from Richard on ukulele and kazoo.

It's our special episode to commemorate the release of the University of Central Lancashire remake of Mission to the Unknown. After Paul, Tim and Richard gather to plot the conquest of the podcast universe, we're joined by none other than Jac Rayner, who talks about her love of the enduring mystery surrounding this story and in particular the alien delegates. Then it's back to the regulars for their views on the original show, the remake, Terry Nation and 60s Daleks. Jac's remarkable article tackling the identification of the alien delegates is here: https://delegatedetective.wordpress.com/2013/11/17/mission-to-find-the-unknown/ As recommended by Tim, Giles Sparrow's book The Genius Test (wherever you choose to read it) can be found here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Genius-Test-Master-Worlds-Hardest/dp/178648529X The Terry Nation Army YouTube channel is here: https://www.youtube.com/user/Dalek6388 And if you haven't yet caught up with the Mission to the Unknown remake, it can be found here: https://youtu.be/NW8yk-m5Ig8 (Please) contact us on Twitter on @something_who. The opening music is Three Guitars Mood 2 and the closing music is the worst ever version of the Doctor Who theme from Richard on ukulele and kazoo.

Hey Who fans! We're excited to review this new Ice Warrior story but first, Who News...

The News

The Lie of the Land ratings (they're not that bad in context!), The Doctor Who Experience is looking for summer hosts as well as announcing a closure date (😭😭😭) and there's a special screening of Episode 11 in Cardiff.

Merch Corner

Dalek Tat lets us know of a sweet deal - 6 Doctor Who Pop! Funko figures from Forbidden Planet Int and we talk about the new Draconian figure from Robert Harrop.

"Empress of Mars" Review

We've left the Monks (Moff) trilogy behind and it's back to a good old fun romp with the menacing Icccccccce Warriors who have a newly awakened Empress. A solid Gatiss story or are we left feeling cold?

Thank you so much for listening and getting in touch with your thoughts. Next week it's The Eaters of Light and we look forward to your reviews. Until then have a great week and remember - Allons-y!

"Mightiest of warriors, greatest in battle, humblest of your servants."

Well they do say learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all, Achilles, but this is tendon towards arrogance.

Yes, this month it's the swords and sandals epic, The Myth Makers, in which Steven gets a new outfit, Vicki gets a new name and the Doctor gets out of a breezy solo flight into the big city.

They meet a jolly Jack Tar, a sotto voce soldier, a shrieking soothsayer and a king who chucks his Troys out of the Priam (yes, we know that doesn't make any sense but all Donald Cotton's puns are getting to us).

So is there really a Doctor in the horse?

Will Vicki find true love with the time-weathered teen, Troilus?

And will Jim and Martin award The Myth Makers legendary status or did it ring as hollow as a Trojan Horse?

Listen to find the answer to some of these questions and less.

"Mightiest of warriors, greatest in battle, humblest of your servants."

Well they do say learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all, Achilles, but this is tendon towards arrogance.

Yes, this month it's the swords and sandals epic, The Myth Makers, in which Steven gets a new outfit, Vicki gets a new name and the Doctor gets out of a breezy solo flight into the big city.

They meet a jolly Jack Tar, a sotto voce soldier, a shrieking soothsayer and a king who chucks his Troys out of the Priam (yes, we know that doesn't make any sense but all Donald Cotton's puns are getting to us).

So is there really a Doctor in the horse?

Will Vicki find true love with the time-weathered teen, Troilus?

And will Jim and Martin award The Myth Makers legendary status or did it ring as hollow as a Trojan Horse?

Listen to find the answer to some of these questions and less.

"Mightiest of warriors, greatest in battle, humblest of your servants."

Well they do say learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all, Achilles, but this is tendon towards arrogance.

Yes, this month it's the swords and sandals epic, The Myth Makers, in which Steven gets a new outfit, Vicki gets a new name and the Doctor gets out of a breezy solo flight into the big city.

They meet a jolly Jack Tar, a sotto voce soldier, a shrieking soothsayer and a king who chucks his Troys out of the Priam (yes, we know that doesn't make any sense but all Donald Cotton's puns are getting to us).

So is there really a Doctor in the horse?

Will Vicki find true love with the time-weathered teen, Troilus?

And will Jim and Martin award The Myth Makers legendary status or did it ring as hollow as a Trojan Horse?

Listen to find the answer to some of these questions and less.

Alle Jahre wieder, kommt der Weihnachtscast geschwind auf die Whovians nieder, die wir nunmal sind. Kehrt mit seinem Gewinnspiel ein in jedes Haus, geht dies ein' Mal heute mit einem Weihnachts-Tusical ein und aus. Ist auch Dir zur Seite laut und wohl bekannt, dass er treu dich unterhalte mit Outtakes, Einspielern und viel Besinnlichkeit in der Hand.

Alright folks. We've cleaned up the streamers and balloons from the big 200th episode celebration, and now it's time to get back to business! There's only 10 episodes left, and we can't wait time standing around! Episode 201 sees the crew of The Oncoming Storm back on track with the New Adventures. Jeff, Rachel, Ashley, and Josh take turns working on their grief over Roz's death with Bad Therapy by Matt Jones. The Doctor and Chris want to take a break from it all to get over Roz's death. Yeah, it goes as well as you'd expect. There's death, faceless orderlies, and surprising returns! Join us as we count down to the end. We're going out big! The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got man eating cars! Well, man absorbing cars at least.

TIME STAMPS

News- 05:54

Bad Therapy Synopsis - 21:18

Bad Therapy Discussion - 45:34

Alle Jahre wieder, kommt der Weihnachtscast geschwind auf die Whovians nieder, die wir nunmal sind. Kehrt mit seinem Gewinnspiel ein in jedes Haus, geht dies ein' Mal heute mit einem Weihnachts-Tusical ein und aus. Ist auch Dir zur Seite laut und wohl bekannt, dass er treu dich unterhalte mit Outtakes, Einspielern und viel Besinnlichkeit in der Hand.

"Mightiest of warriors, greatest in battle, humblest of your servants."

Well they do say learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all, Achilles, but this is tendon towards arrogance.

Yes, this month it's the swords and sandals epic, The Myth Makers, in which Steven gets a new outfit, Vicki gets a new name and the Doctor gets out of a breezy solo flight into the big city.

They meet a jolly Jack Tar, a sotto voce soldier, a shrieking soothsayer and a king who chucks his Troys out of the Priam (yes, we know that doesn't make any sense but Donald Cotton's puns are getting to us).

So is there really a Doctor in the horse?

Will Vicki find true love with the time-weathered teen, Troilus?

And will Jim and Martin award The Myth Makers legendary status or did it ring as hollow as a Trojan Horse?

Listen to find the answer to some of these questions and less.

another 20 for 20 Houndsite this time talking @BigFinish at 20 Ep07 MR71 The Council of Nicaea     The year is 325AD. In the city of Nicaea, the first great Church council, called by the Roman Emperor Constantine, is due to begin. Here theology, philosophy and politics will be brought together for millennia to come. The Doctor, Peri and Erimem are there simply to watch events unfold. Gaps remain in the history books, and the Doctor has come to satisfy his curiosity. But none of them are ready for what greets them in Nicaea. Intrigue within the Imperial Palace has become violence on the streets. Mobs roam the alleyways and blood is spilt in the name of faith. Even in the face of murder and injustice though, the time travellers must force themselves to stay aloof. This is history, after all. Yet what is history to one person is the future to another. Is it possible for history to be rewritten? And if it can, can the Doctor afford to let it? THIS TITLE IS NOW OUT OF STOCK ON CD.        

another 20 for 20 Houndsite this time talking @BigFinish at 20 Ep07 MR71 The Council of Nicaea     The year is 325AD. In the city of Nicaea, the first great Church council, called by the Roman Emperor Constantine, is due to begin. Here theology, philosophy and politics will be brought together for millennia to come. The Doctor, Peri and Erimem are there simply to watch events unfold. Gaps remain in the history books, and the Doctor has come to satisfy his curiosity. But none of them are ready for what greets them in Nicaea. Intrigue within the Imperial Palace has become violence on the streets. Mobs roam the alleyways and blood is spilt in the name of faith. Even in the face of murder and injustice though, the time travellers must force themselves to stay aloof. This is history, after all. Yet what is history to one person is the future to another. Is it possible for history to be rewritten? And if it can, can the Doctor afford to let it? THIS TITLE IS NOW OUT OF STOCK ON CD.        

"Mightiest of warriors, greatest in battle, humblest of your servants."

Well they do say learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all, Achilles, but this is tendon towards arrogance.

Yes, this month it's the swords and sandals epic, The Myth Makers, in which Steven gets a new outfit, Vicki gets a new name and the Doctor gets out of a breezy solo flight into the big city.

They meet a jolly Jack Tar, a sotto voce soldier, a shrieking soothsayer and a king who chucks his Troys out of the Priam (yes, we know that doesn't make any sense but Donald Cotton's puns are getting to us).

So is there really a Doctor in the horse?

Will Vicki find true love with the time-weathered teen, Troilus?

And will Jim and Martin award The Myth Makers legendary status or did it ring as hollow as a Trojan Horse?

Listen to find the answer to some of these questions and less.

another 20 for 20 Houndsite this time talking @BigFinish at 20 Ep07 MR71 The Council of Nicaea     The year is 325AD. In the city of Nicaea, the first great Church council, called by the Roman Emperor Constantine, is due to begin. Here theology, philosophy and politics will be brought together for millennia to come. The Doctor, Peri and Erimem are there simply to watch events unfold. Gaps remain in the history books, and the Doctor has come to satisfy his curiosity. But none of them are ready for what greets them in Nicaea. Intrigue within the Imperial Palace has become violence on the streets. Mobs roam the alleyways and blood is spilt in the name of faith. Even in the face of murder and injustice though, the time travellers must force themselves to stay aloof. This is history, after all. Yet what is history to one person is the future to another. Is it possible for history to be rewritten? And if it can, can the Doctor afford to let it? THIS TITLE IS NOW OUT OF STOCK ON CD.        

another 20 for 20 Houndsite this time talking @BigFinish at 20 Ep07 MR71 The Council of Nicaea     The year is 325AD. In the city of Nicaea, the first great Church council, called by the Roman Emperor Constantine, is due to begin. Here theology, philosophy and politics will be brought together for millennia to come. The Doctor, Peri and Erimem are there simply to watch events unfold. Gaps remain in the history books, and the Doctor has come to satisfy his curiosity. But none of them are ready for what greets them in Nicaea. Intrigue within the Imperial Palace has become violence on the streets. Mobs roam the alleyways and blood is spilt in the name of faith. Even in the face of murder and injustice though, the time travellers must force themselves to stay aloof. This is history, after all. Yet what is history to one person is the future to another. Is it possible for history to be rewritten? And if it can, can the Doctor afford to let it? THIS TITLE IS NOW OUT OF STOCK ON CD.        

"Mightiest of warriors, greatest in battle, humblest of your servants."

Well they do say learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all, Achilles, but this is tendon towards arrogance.

Yes, this month it's the swords and sandals epic, The Myth Makers, in which Steven gets a new outfit, Vicki gets a new name and the Doctor gets out of a breezy solo flight into the big city.

They meet a jolly Jack Tar, a sotto voce soldier, a shrieking soothsayer and a king who chucks his Troys out of the Priam (yes, we know that doesn't make any sense but Donald Cotton's puns are getting to us).

So is there really a Doctor in the horse?

Will Vicki find true love with the time-weathered teen, Troilus?

And will Jim and Martin award The Myth Makers legendary status or did it ring as hollow as a Trojan Horse?

Listen to find the answer to some of these questions and less.

another 20 for 20 Houndsite this time talking @BigFinish at 20 Ep07 MR71 The Council of Nicaea     The year is 325AD. In the city of Nicaea, the first great Church council, called by the Roman Emperor Constantine, is due to begin. Here theology, philosophy and politics will be brought together for millennia to come. The Doctor, Peri and Erimem are there simply to watch events unfold. Gaps remain in the history books, and the Doctor has come to satisfy his curiosity. But none of them are ready for what greets them in Nicaea. Intrigue within the Imperial Palace has become violence on the streets. Mobs roam the alleyways and blood is spilt in the name of faith. Even in the face of murder and injustice though, the time travellers must force themselves to stay aloof. This is history, after all. Yet what is history to one person is the future to another. Is it possible for history to be rewritten? And if it can, can the Doctor afford to let it? THIS TITLE IS NOW OUT OF STOCK ON CD.        

another 20 for 20 Houndsite this time talking @BigFinish at 20 Ep07 MR71 The Council of Nicaea     The year is 325AD. In the city of Nicaea, the first great Church council, called by the Roman Emperor Constantine, is due to begin. Here theology, philosophy and politics will be brought together for millennia to come. The Doctor, Peri and Erimem are there simply to watch events unfold. Gaps remain in the history books, and the Doctor has come to satisfy his curiosity. But none of them are ready for what greets them in Nicaea. Intrigue within the Imperial Palace has become violence on the streets. Mobs roam the alleyways and blood is spilt in the name of faith. Even in the face of murder and injustice though, the time travellers must force themselves to stay aloof. This is history, after all. Yet what is history to one person is the future to another. Is it possible for history to be rewritten? And if it can, can the Doctor afford to let it? THIS TITLE IS NOW OUT OF STOCK ON CD.        

Alright folks. We've cleaned up the streamers and balloons from the big 200th episode celebration, and now it's time to get back to business! There's only 10 episodes left, and we can't wait time standing around! Episode 201 sees the crew of The Oncoming Storm back on track with the New Adventures. Jeff, Rachel, Ashley, and Josh take turns working on their grief over Roz's death with Bad Therapy by Matt Jones. The Doctor and Chris want to take a break from it all to get over Roz's death. Yeah, it goes as well as you'd expect. There's death, faceless orderlies, and surprising returns! Join us as we count down to the end. We're going out big! The Oncoming Storm... This time, we've got man eating cars! Well, man absorbing cars at least.

 

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Christopher Eccleston is embracing Doctor Who fandom in a big way with appearances at Rose City and New York Comic Cons. Ben is exited that Eccleston is the headliner at next year's Gallifrey One. Ben references two stores in The Guardian. 20 questions with Eccleston and Sylvester McCoy modeling scarves. The two anticipate the screening of the Univesity of Lancaster's recreation of Mission to the Unknown and David pitches an idea for "Who in the Park" loosely based off of "Trek in the Park". Ben suggests "Who in the Quarry" may be more of a fit. Then the two close with thoughts on spooky versus scary Doctor Who stories and suggest it will be the theme of the podcast this month. Opening music is "The Doctor's Theme" and closing music is "Clockwork TARDIS", both composed by Murray Gold for Series 1.

Christopher Eccleston is embracing Doctor Who fandom in a big way with appearances at Rose City and New York Comic Cons. Ben is exited that Eccleston is the headliner at next year's Gallifrey One. Ben references two stores in The Guardian. 20 questions with Eccleston and Sylvester McCoy modeling scarves. The two anticipate the screening of the Univesity of Lancaster's recreation of Mission to the Unknown and David pitches an idea for "Who in the Park" loosely based off of "Trek in the Park". Ben suggests "Who in the Quarry" may be more of a fit. Then the two close with thoughts on spooky versus scary Doctor Who stories and suggest it will be the theme of the podcast this month. Opening music is "The Doctor's Theme" and closing music is "Clockwork TARDIS", both composed by Murray Gold for Series 1.