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First Doctor and Steven

This week we talk about the entomology of The Sea Beggar, germs, Springtime For Hitler, oh, and Doctor Who I guess.

The TARDIS lands in Paris on 19th August 1572 and the Doctor, leaves Steven in order to meet and exchange views with the apothecary Charles Preslin. Before he disappears, he warns Steven to stay out of "mischief, religion and politics."

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Voyage of the Damned by Russell T Davies

This week Adam, Kirby, Robert and Mary review David Tennant’s third Christmas Special.

We also look at the teaser trailer for episode one of series 7 of Doctor Who due to be brioadcast on September 1st.

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First Doctor and Steven

This week we talk about the entomology of The Sea Beggar, germs, Springtime For Hitler, oh, and Doctor Who I guess.

The TARDIS lands in Paris on 19th August 1572 and the Doctor, leaves Steven in order to meet and exchange views with the apothecary Charles Preslin. Before he disappears, he warns Steven to stay out of “mischief, religion and politics.”

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This week Jennie and Ben discuss Doctor Who, Series 1, Episode 7, “The Long Game.” Due to tampering with the neutron flow of our TARDIS’ Inversion Matrix Overdrive Circuits we don’t have a guest this week so we’ll go it on our own.

It’s the year 200,000 and The Doctor takes Rose and Adam to Station 5, where the news is created. Things are heating up on the lower levels while management is keeping cool upstairs. Is it love in an elevator? Is this the week Rose will decide to go “downstairs” on The Doctor? Does he need that as much as Adam needs another hole in his head?

Probably not, but if you watch Doctor Who closely this week you might get a glimpse of a few naughty things including the ever sexy sight of Bo’s Balls.

The post Bo’s Balls appeared first on Playing Doctor: A Doctor Who Podcast.

"Harry Sullivan is an imbecile!"

Harsh words perhaps but the salty surgeon did nearly kill the Doctor... twice.

Yes, it's the 1975 space opera, Revenge of the Cybermen, in which our intrepid TARDIS team battle a slimy U-Boat commander, an emotional silver giant and a horde of mad blinged-up old women.

The Doctor's narcoleptic, Harry's apoplectic and Sarah may well go septic so take the slow train with Jim and Martin and see whether all that glitters is gold.

“Harry Sullivan is an imbecile!”

Harsh words perhaps but the salty surgeon did nearly kill the Doctor… twice.

Yes, it’s the 1975 space opera, Revenge of the Cyberman, in which our intrepid TARDIS team battle a slimy U-Boat commander, an emotional silver giant and a horde of mad blinged-up old women.

The Doctor’s narcoleptic, Harry’s apoplectic and Sarah may well go septic so take the slow train with Jim and Martin and see whether all that glitters is gold.

In this episodeJames, Leeson, Tom and Ian share with you their NON-spoilery thoughts of the first episode from the new series of Doctor Who – Asylum of the Daleks.

The lads were lucky enough to attend the BFI screening of this episode on the 14th August and recorded a bit of a live show where they discuss the story, and some of the interesting titbits that came out of the lively Q&A session afterwards.

In this episodeJames, Leeson, Tom and Ian share with you their NON-spoilery thoughts of the first episode from the new series of Doctor Who – Asylum of the Daleks.

The lads were lucky enough to attend the BFI screening of this episode on the 14th August and recorded a bit of a live show where they discuss the story, and some of the interesting titbits that came out of the lively Q&A session afterwards.

Ian Levine Part Two

Ian Levine Part Two

As Keith and Sarah head off on holiday this week to celebrate their recent nuptials with a well deserved honeymoon, it’ up to Shaun and Glenn to carry on the show ourselves for the week.

This week, it’s book report time. Shaun reviews the Third Doctor and Sarah Jane novel, Amorality Tale, written by David Bishop. Then, Glenn has a look at the Eighth Doctor story, The Eight Doctors, written by Terrence Dicks.

Also, our thoughts on the news of the week, and Shaun’s retraction about a certain Bond actor.

And of course, your feedback.

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In which Martyn and Gerrod discuss the movie, Dude, where's my car? Amongst other things. We also introduce a new feature 'Ask Gerrod'. This was our 3rd attempt to record episode 70. What could go wrong, did go wrong.

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In which Martyn and Gerrod discuss the movie, Dude, where’s my car? Amongst other things. We also introduce a new feature ‘Ask Gerrod’. This was our 3rd attempt to record episode 70. What could go wrong, did go wrong.

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Martyn@badwilf.co.uk

Imran@badwilf.co.uk

Pete@Badwilf.co.uk

Ash@badwilf.co.uk

Chris@badwilf.co.uk

Also check out thepharosproject.com and follow @kungfuyoda, he came up with the “Ryan Reynolds!!!” phrase.

In which Martyn and Imran give you the only audio they were able to save from episode 70. We've attempted 3 times to record episode 70 and the recording has &*%d up 3 times. We're clearly being sent a message. This short will make absolutely no sense if you have never heard an episode of Bad Wilf, or the Pharos Project

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Waffle On about The Invaders

On this episode of Waffle On we chat about one of Kells favorite shows The Invaders. Starring Roy Thinnes and produced by Quinn Martin this show tells the tale of architect David Vincent a man desperate to convince the world that aliens have invaded the planet Earth.

So listen on podbean, Stitcher Radio or download from iTunes.

Remember we have a Facebook group just head to https://www.facebook.com/groups/waffleon and join in on the chat.

Cheers Meds and Kell

After a two week break, they're back, bigger and badder than ever!!  Ok, that's a lie, it's business as usual with Phil and Paul but they've decided to branch out into different territory this week and have finally dipped their toes into the seas of Big Finish with a look at Paul McGanns 8th Doctor story, Blood of The Daleks.  But beware, this review is full of spoilers!!

They also rattle through the news they have missed over the last two weeks, including the recent showing of the series 7 opener Asylum of The Daleks at the BFI.  Plus there is also the return of everyones favourite antimatter despot in Omega's Tat Corner with a piece of tat that is strictly adults only.

After a two week break, they're back, bigger and badder than ever!!  Ok, that's a lie, it's business as usual with Phil and Paul but they've decided to branch out into different territory this week and have finally dipped their toes into the seas of Big Finish with a look at Paul McGanns 8th Doctor story, Blood of The Daleks.  But beware, this review is full of spoilers!!

They also rattle through the news they have missed over the last two weeks, including the recent showing of the series 7 opener Asylum of The Daleks at the BFI.  Plus there is also the return of everyones favourite antimatter despot in Omega's Tat Corner with a piece of tat that is strictly adults only.

Waffle On about The Invaders

On this episode of Waffle On we chat about one of Kells favorite shows The Invaders. Starring Roy Thinnes and produced by Quinn Martin this show tells the tale of architect David Vincent a man desperate to convince the world that aliens have invaded the planet Earth.

So listen on podbean, Stitcher Radio or download from iTunes.

Remember we have a Facebook group just head to https://www.facebook.com/groups/waffleon and join in on the chat.

Cheers Meds and Kell

With less than two weeks to go until new Doctor Who (maybe, possibly, nothing confirmed...) this week's news unsurprisingly revolved around both actual Series 7 news, like the screening of Asylum of the Daleks at the British Film Institute, and the spoilery spoler-free reviews of said screening by some of the UK's leading printed fishwrap merchants. Ticket sales for the upcoming NY screening of Asylum didn't go off quite so smoothly, leading the charges of heresy, treason, and bad sportsmanship on the part of BBC America. But this was all mere preamble to the main event, a scintillating commentary of parts 1 to 4 of the Invasion of Time, the seminal adventure on Gallifrey involving foil villains, arbitrary romance, and Rodan, the slinkiest air traffic controller Time Lady ever. Enjoy!

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

With less than two weeks to go until new Doctor Who (maybe, possibly, nothing confirmed...) this week's news unsurprisingly revolved around both actual Series 7 news, like the screening of Asylum of the Daleks at the British Film Institute, and the spoilery spoler-free reviews of said screening by some of the UK's leading printed fishwrap merchants. Ticket sales for the upcoming NY screening of Asylum didn't go off quite so smoothly, leading the charges of heresy, treason, and bad sportsmanship on the part of BBC America. But this was all mere preamble to the main event, a scintillating commentary of parts 1 to 4 of the Invasion of Time, the seminal adventure on Gallifrey involving foil villains, arbitrary romance, and Rodan, the slinkiest air traffic controller Time Lady ever. Enjoy!

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

Mark and Bill discuss the classic British 1960s TV series The Avengers.

Mark and Bill discuss the classic British 1960s TV series The Avengers.

Mark and Bill discuss the classic British 1960s TV series The Avengers.

With less than two weeks to go until new Doctor Who (maybe, possibly, nothing confirmed...) this week's news unsurprisingly revolved around both actual Series 7 news, like the screening of Asylum of the Daleks at the British Film Institute, and the spoilery spoler-free reviews of said screening by some of the UK's leading printed fishwrap merchants. Ticket sales for the upcoming NY screening of Asylum didn't go off quite so smoothly, leading the charges of heresy, treason, and bad sportsmanship on the part of BBC America. But this was all mere preamble to the main event, a scintillating commentary of parts 1 to 4 of the Invasion of Time, the seminal adventure on Gallifrey involving foil villains, arbitrary romance, and Rodan, the slinkiest air traffic controller Time Lady ever. Enjoy!

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

Mark and Bill discuss the classic British 1960s TV series The Avengers.

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn discuss hopes and fears for the upcoming S7 of Doctor Who, do much the same for the proposed US remake of Blake’s 7, play some Things in Five words, find some general news and a variety of other stuff, specifically:

• 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
• 01:22 — Welcome!
• 02:21 – News:
• 02:36 — Doctor Who: Mary Tamm and Geoffrey Hughes – DEAD.
• 04:49 — Blake’s 7: US remake on the cards.
• 05:41 — The Hobbit: Now there are three of them.
• 09:56 — Doctor Who: Richard E. Grant in Christmas Special.
• 12:14 — Christopher Eccleston: Cast as villain in Thor 2.
• 14:30 – Doctor Who: Hopes and fears for S7.
• 26:52 – Things in Five Words.
• 34:17 – Blake’s 7: Thoughts on the possible US remake.
• 47:20 – Emails and listener feedback.* Hit us yourself at show@StaggeringStories.net
• 63:12 – Farewell for this podcast!
• 71:07 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.

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• Staggering Stories.
• Staggering Stories: Podcast Drinking Game, Fifth edition.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• Wikipedia: Mary Tamm.
• Wikipedia: Geoffrey Hughes.
• Blake’s 7.
• Wikipedia: The Hobbit (2012 film).
• Richard E. Grant.
• Wikipedia: Christopher Eccleston.
• YouTube: William Shatner “Eat, Fry, Love”.
• An Improbable Podcast.
• Whoovers: Whooverville 4.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Google+: Staggering Stories Page.