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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Radio Free Skaro #857 - The Blue Box Files
Radio Free SkaroPlenty of news this week, including the arrival of one Neil Patrick Harris in some form or fashion for the 60th anniversary celebrations of one Doctor Who next year, playing…that would be telling. Also a ton of Target novelizations, audio dramas both Big Finish and otherwise and Cubicle7 tabletop role playing game fun is on the way AND we have an interview with Ella Watts, the director/producer of Doctor Who Redacted, the 10-part BBC Sounds podcast-o-rama featuring everyone’s favourite Time Lord and a crew of investigators out to crack the code of the Blue Box! VWORP!!
Links:
- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
- The Timelash
- Neil Patrick Harris joins Doctor Who
- Russell T Davies posted a pic of Neil Patrick Harris in costume
- 2022 Target books due July 14
- Fires of Pompeii audio release due July 14
- Eaters of Light audio release due July 14
- The Resurrection Plant audio release due Aug 4
- The Android Invasion audio release due Aug 4
- The Keys of Marinus audio release due Sep 1
- The Second Earth Adventures collection due Sep 1
- Doctor Who Chronicles 5: 1967 now available
- Doctor Who Annual 2023 due Sep 1
- Cubicle 7 Doctor Who RPG Secrets of Scaravore due Q1 2023
- Cubicle 7 Doctor Who RPG Game Master screen due Q1 2023
- Big Finish The Sixth Doctor Adventures: Purity Undreamed ft Cherylee Houston due Aug 2022
- Big Finish The Eighth Doctor Adventures: What Lies Inside? and Connections due fall 2022
- Big Finish The War Master: Self-Defence new available
- Midnight as a stage play
Interview:
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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Radio Free Skaro #857 - The Blue Box Files
Radio Free SkaroPlenty of news this week, including the arrival of one Neil Patrick Harris in some form or fashion for the 60th anniversary celebrations of one Doctor Who next year, playing…that would be telling. Also a ton of Target novelizations, audio dramas both Big Finish and otherwise and Cubicle7 tabletop role playing game fun is on the way AND we have an interview with Ella Watts, the director/producer of Doctor Who Redacted, the 10-part BBC Sounds podcast-o-rama featuring everyone’s favourite Time Lord and a crew of investigators out to crack the code of the Blue Box! VWORP!!
Links:
- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
- The Timelash
- Neil Patrick Harris joins Doctor Who
- Russell T Davies posted a pic of Neil Patrick Harris in costume
- 2022 Target books due July 14
- Fires of Pompeii audio release due July 14
- Eaters of Light audio release due July 14
- The Resurrection Plant audio release due Aug 4
- The Android Invasion audio release due Aug 4
- The Keys of Marinus audio release due Sep 1
- The Second Earth Adventures collection due Sep 1
- Doctor Who Chronicles 5: 1967 now available
- Doctor Who Annual 2023 due Sep 1
- Cubicle 7 Doctor Who RPG Secrets of Scaravore due Q1 2023
- Cubicle 7 Doctor Who RPG Game Master screen due Q1 2023
- Big Finish The Sixth Doctor Adventures: Purity Undreamed ft Cherylee Houston due Aug 2022
- Big Finish The Eighth Doctor Adventures: What Lies Inside? and Connections due fall 2022
- Big Finish The War Master: Self-Defence new available
- Midnight as a stage play
Interview:
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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Audio 25: Martian Instinct Moments (Red Dawn)
Trust Your DoctorWe call those MIMs in the business.
I can’t even have any Earth Instinct Moments. You ever look at a bug and go “huh it’s 4 inches long and it’s bright red with black stripes, it’s probably harmless?” Well good news, you just had an Earth Instinct Moment. And you’re doing better than I am. It’s Red Dawn written by Justin Richards and released in May 2000.
Show-notes:
4:00: As usual, here’s the Time Scales for you.
9:45: Pretty sure we’ve talked about this before but Peter Davison is Peter Moffet’s stage name.
10:57: Feel like I’m always linking the covers of these things for you.
28:01: We all love the Argosy.
35:62: Wikipedia summarizes the Brookings Report, but if you feel adventurous you can read the entire thing if you want.
54:26: Check out our coverage of Star Cops on our classic sci-fi podcast, Inevitable: A Classic Sci-Fi Podcast.
56:06: Look at me, just gonna link to the Big Finish FAQ directly. (Editor’s note: proud of you.)
1:03:55: I forgot we read Spiral Scratch for our Sixth Doctor retrospective. What a tragedy that turned out to be. Here’s the cover in all its squiggly awfulness by the way.
Doctor Who © The BBC
Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.
The Doctor Who title music was originally composed by Ron Grainer. The version used in this episode was arranged by Delia Derbyshire.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Spotify!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Doctor Who: Who's He? Podcast #402 You are safe in my fart - Revenge of The Slitheen Commentary
Who's He?In this episode of the Who's He? Podcast....
Revenge of The Slitheen - Commentary
In this episode Scott suggested that they do something a bit different for the podcast and suggested a commentary for The Sarah Jane Adventures. So Scott picked Revenge of The Slitheen to watch and while Phil wasn't too keen (he doesn't like the Slitheen!), Scott gets quite into it by breaking wind and stinking the room out which is a first for the podcast!
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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N151 Kerblam!
Who Back WhenThe Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode
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N151 Kerblam!
Who Back WhenThe Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode
The post N151 Kerblam! appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.
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N151 Kerblam!
Who Back WhenThe Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode
The post N151 Kerblam! appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.
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N151 Kerblam!
Who Back WhenThe Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode
The post N151 Kerblam! appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.
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N151 Kerblam!
Who Back WhenThe Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode
The post N151 Kerblam! appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.
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Episode 31 - The Claws of Axos (with Jan Fennick)
Doctor Who LiteratureIt's April 1977, and "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" has just finished its controversial run on TV, but in the books, we are back in the height of the Pertwee era, reading the novelization of 1971's "The Claws of Axos".
My conversation this week is with Jan Fennick, a New York-based Doctor Who fan and writer, and a long-time friend of Jason's. We cover lots of ground -- Long Island geography, stories about U.S. Who fandom in the '80s and '90s, and, of course, "Star Trek" and "Twin Peaks".
Jason then brings us home with a glowing discussion of the magic that Terrance Dicks works on the "Axos" novelization -- perhaps not the greatest episode but certainly one of the more fun and involved books. That makes two books in a row where Terrance is really enjoying himself.
You can find Jan's writing in many places, but especially recommended is Red, White and Who, the book on the history of American "Who" fandom, and the forthcoming Outside In Walks With Fire, in which Jan (but not Jason this time) helps analyze the entirety of "Twin Peaks".
We will be back next week with another episode, but in the meantime, don't forget to check out our full archive here.
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N151 Kerblam!
Who Back WhenThe Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode
The post N151 Kerblam! appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.
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N151 Kerblam!
Who Back WhenThe Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode
The post N151 Kerblam! appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.
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N151 Kerblam!
Who Back WhenThe Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode
The post N151 Kerblam! appeared first on Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast.
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Primary Sources – August 1985
The Doctor Who ShowWelcome to the 21st episode of the podcast we’ve been dropping on the feed every month in between our regular monthly shows.
In today’s podcast, Rob sits down with Paul Hayes, author of The Long Game – 1996-2003: The Inside Story of How the BBC Brought Back Doctor Who, to discuss the letters to Doctor Who Magazine 103, from August of 1985.
This is Doctor Who without a safety net. The conversations could go anywhere the guest wants them to go.
This is Primary Sources.