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The Five Doctors [1983], lovingly reviewed by the Dirty WHOers regulars.

News: Thanks for tuning in, Technology: MS Surface, Books: Surface Detail, A Confusion of Princes, The Overlord Protocol H.I.V.E. 2, TV: The Cape, Movies: The Amazing Spiderman, The Dark Knight Rises, Highlander Reboot, Aftershow: This podcast was fuelled by two G and Ts

News: Thanks for tuning in, Technology: MS Surface, Books: Surface Detail, A Confusion of Princes, The Overlord Protocol H.I.V.E. 2, TV: The Cape, Movies: The Amazing Spiderman, The Dark Knight Rises, Highlander Reboot, Aftershow: This podcast was fuelled by two G and Ts

News: Thanks for tuning in, Technology: MS Surface, Books: Surface Detail, A Confusion of Princes, The Overlord Protocol H.I.V.E. 2, TV: The Cape, Movies: The Amazing Spiderman, The Dark Knight Rises, Highlander Reboot, Aftershow: This podcast was fuelled by two G and Ts.
Show Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2012-07-03-captain-roys-rusty-rocket-radio-show.txt

A public service anouncement from a Good Hypnotist with thanks to sioban G from the Whocast

A special episode as Dave and Elisabeth pop to see a preview of Toby Hadoke's wonderful new show, 'My Step-son Stole My Sonic Screwdriver'. They review the show and also talk to Toby. With help from Anneke Wills and Louise Jameson!!! It doesn't get much better, to be honest.

The DWO WhoCast - Hark! Is that a phone call of doom it hears?

So, 250, move along.

A special episode as Dave and Elisabeth pop to see a preview of Toby Hadoke's wonderful new show, 'My Step-son Stole My Sonic Screwdriver'. They review the show and also talk to Toby. With help from Anneke Wills and Louise Jameson!!! It doesn't get much better, to be honest.

The DWO WhoCast - Hark! Is that a phone call of doom it hears?

We got a bit of the fit of the giggles in the DWP Campervan this week when we realised we had reached the lofty heights of Episode 150 of the Doctor Who Podcast. So it seemed only apt that we talk about comedy and its relationship with our favourite program, Doctor Who. And who better [...]

We got a bit of the fit of the giggles in the DWP Campervan this week when we realised we had reached the lofty heights of Episode 150 of the Doctor Who Podcast.  So it seemed only apt that we talk about comedy and its relationship with our favourite program, Doctor Who.

And who better than to talk about comedy, but a comedian?  Long time contributor to the show Ashley Frieze finally takes up a pink vinyl seat in the Campervan alongside Trev, James, Tom and Leeson and talks about what has made us laugh in Doctor Who.  We also discuss comedians who have made the leap from standup to Doctor Who as well as comedy gold and misfires.

Ian and Michele also join the fun and discuss – The Horns of Nimon – proper story or panto?

Throw into the mix a few DWP skits and sketches, as well as a song from Ashley, and you have the 150th episode of the DWP!

We got a bit of the fit of the giggles in the DWP Campervan this week when we realised we had reached the lofty heights of Episode 150 of the Doctor Who Podcast.  So it seemed only apt that we talk about comedy and its relationship with our favourite program, Doctor Who.

And who better than to talk about comedy, but a comedian?  Long time contributor to the show Ashley Frieze finally takes up a pink vinyl seat in the Campervan alongside Trev, James, Tom and Leeson and talks about what has made us laugh in Doctor Who.  We also discuss comedians who have made the leap from standup to Doctor Who as well as comedy gold and misfires.

Ian and Michele also join the fun and discuss – The Horns of Nimon – proper story or panto?

Throw into the mix a few DWP skits and sketches, as well as a song from Ashley, and you have the 150th episode of the DWP!

We're back from our football enforced hiatus, and to celebrate, we've cracked open some of the vintage stuff. This week, we look at the 1953 masterpiece "The War of the Worlds".

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The secret word this week is "GOAT".

We ring in the Fourth of July with a Gallifreyan extravaganza – Transmissions From Atlantis style! First, we give you the lowdown on our meet up and photo op with the one and only Alex Kingston (River Song from Doctor Who). We also give you a little bit of the Q&A with Alex from Hurricane Who Summer Nights. We talk Mickey in the 50th and a sonic screwdriver remote! In addition, we give you a peek into the Whovian Pub singer Ken Spivey’s video shoot and give you a quick interview with Doctor Scott Vigue of Articles of the ShadowA Proclamation. If that’s not a Who hoot, we also give you the 411 onA AsylumA of the Daleks, we discuss whether Matt Smith should be the Doctor “forever”, we talk about the Doctor’sA regenerationsA and last but not least – naked Captain Jack Harkness!

Of course, for you non-whovians, we serve up a little a-spicy meatball for you! First we break down the creepiest film scores in Sci-Fi and Horror. We talk the new Riddick movie, JJ Abrams’ Star Trek 3, the new Wicked book and Barrack Obama vs. Mitt Romney vs. the Alien Overlords’ impending invasion.

We also receive the transmission of the author of the apocalyptic thriller Second World, Jeremy Robinson.

Rockets red glare on this week’s episode of TFA!

The schedule and important links are after the jump!

NOTE: We discovered an issue with the original podcast in regards to the interview with Jeremy Robinson. We have since uploaded a newer version with the complete interview.

 

2:28 Opening

5:53 BBC new sci-fi show Orphan Black

10:31 Robert Picardo wants in on JJ Abrams Star Trek 3

14:30 The Creepiest Sci-Fi or Horror film scores ever

48:39 Vin Disel on the third Riddick film

News of the Weird
52:17 Zombie Apocalypse III – Man Eats Dog

53:53 Obama vs. Romney vs. Alien Invasion

58:35 Scientists will Stop time on June 30th

Rita’s Reading Review
1:00:19 Doctor Who Dark Horizons

1:02:20 Wicked Series – Out of Oz

1:04:25Transmissions Received from Jeremy Robinson, author of Second World

Doctor Who
1:18:17 Things we learned at Hurricane Who Summer Nights

1:20:07 Our experience with Alex Kingston (River Song in Doctor Who)

1:21:49 Some of the Alex Kingston Q&A from Hurricane Who Summer Nights

1:46:59 Sonic Screwdriver Remote Control

1:48:24 Noel Clark wants to be in the 50th Annivesary but is not chasing the role.

1:51:23 Captain Jack (John Barrowman) loves to be Naked

1:52:40 Should Matt Smith be the Doctor “forever” and how many regenerations does the Doctor have?

1:58:09A AsylumA of the Daleks will be the opening story of Series 7.

1:59:12 The Ken Spivey Video Shoot

2:01:26 Quick Interview with Dr. Scott Vigue of Articles of the Shadow Proclamation

2:03:32 Closing

Important Links

Hurricane Who

Articles of the Shadow Proclamation

Second World on Amazon

Jerry Robinson’s website

Darien Connors

Creepiest Sci-Fi/Horror Movie Scores Ever

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We got a bit of the fit of the giggles in the DWP Campervan this week when we realised we had reached the lofty heights of Episode 150 of the Doctor Who Podcast. So it seemed only apt that we talk about comedy and its relationship with our favourite program, Doctor Who. And who better [...]

Daleks in Manhatten/Evolution of the Daleks by Helen Raynor

Adam, Kirby, Robert and Rhys review this two part Dalek story. We also have the top 30 Doctor Who Podcast, a small amount of feedback, news, banter and chat.

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We got a bit of the fit of the giggles in the DWP Campervan this week when we realised we had reached the lofty heights of Episode 150 of the Doctor Who Podcast. So it seemed only apt that we talk about comedy and its relationship with our favourite program, Doctor Who. And who better [...]

In this week's episode we take an "evening newscast" look at things as we review the remarkable Torchwood: Children of Earth mini-series. We go almost step by step through the monumental television event that changed the series and mood of the Whonivers on the whole. Also, a bit of serendipity, (or perhaps we just channeled our inner fortune tellers powers) as Dr. Phil points out that CERN is about to announce the Higgs boson or...
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Ah, the Cybermen. Their convoluted history was neatly sidestepped by Russell T. Davies when he introduced parallel-universe counterparts in Series 2 — but have those Cybermen been quietly ushered off the stage?

In this week’s episode we take an “evening newscast” look at things as we review the remarkable Torchwood: Children of Earth mini-series. We go almost step by step through the monumental television event that changed the series and mood of the Whonivers on the whole.

Also, a bit of serendipity, (or perhaps we just channeled our inner fortune tellers powers) as Dr. Phil points out that CERN is about to announce the Higgs boson or “God Particle” has been found. A bit spooky, huh?

Plus, a look at other things making news in Doctor Who including some speculation on a possible start date for Series 7.

And of course, your feedback.

Enjoy!

UPDATE: It was brought to our attention that the feed was not updating yesterday (thanks Dr. Phil). The problem should now be resolved. Sorry for any inconvience this caused our listeners.

UPDATE 2: Here’s David Warners IMDb page, for those interested, we forgot to post it…

David Warner – IMDb

Other links mentioned on the show:

Torchwood: Children of Earth – Gwen’s Speech
Stephen King Fancast

This is the interview I conducted with the man behind the monster(s) Nicholas Briggs. He is most notably known for voicing the Daleks and Cybermen on the new series of Doctor Who.
Enjoy!

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This week we discuss the Fifth Doctor companion, Kameleon.  We talk about both the on screen character and the actual robot.  If you've never heard of Kameleon, check out the stories "The King's Daemons" and "Planet of Fire", the only two stories that Kameleon appears in.

We also have a non-spoilery review of the new movie "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" because we both loved the it so much.

All that and news, too!

Links:
"Kameleon - Metal Man"  The featurette on "The King's Daemons"
Honda's page on ASIMO

WARNING: Rapid Rabbits

A bumper crop of news highlights this week's episode of RFS as the ramp-up to the new series of Doctor Who continues. San Diego Comic-Con talk, BFI premieres, and several new toys that will be filling the toy boxes and bookcases  of child and middle-aged nerd alike. And to top it off, we present our commentary of The War Machines, the 1966 serial that introduced us to the character of "Doctor Who" and a rather far fetched notion of computers connecting to each other across the world into some sort of an international network. There's nothing quite so dated as our vision of the future, is there?

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

A bumper crop of news highlights this week's episode of RFS as the ramp-up to the new series of Doctor Who continues. San Diego Comic-Con talk, BFI premieres, and several new toys that will be filling the toy boxes and bookcases of child and middle-aged nerd alike. And to top it off, we present our commentary of The War Machines, the 1966 serial that introduced us to the character of "Doctor Who" and a rather far fetched notion of computers connecting to each other across the world into some sort of an international network. There's nothing quite so dated as our vision of the future, is there?

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

It's audio commentary time and this month it's the turn of Paul McGann in Doctor Who: The Movie. However, Tony was late to the recording as he hadn't had his dinner (and you don't want to be in the same room as Tony when he's hungry) so Paul and Phil cracked on with the news without him, which took all of 5 minutes as it was a very slow week for news.
Eventually Tony turned up and they got on with the task in hand. In this episode, you will find Smurfs, little known facts about Paul McGann, Popeye The Sailor Man and the hazards of transporting free range chickens.

You may already have this. If you do, sorry. If you don't... "I always find that violent exercise makes me hungry. Don't you agree?" Yes, Gallifrey's very own silver-haired and rather wrinkly James Bond is at it again in 1972's salty six-part saga, The Sea Devils. Jim and Martin marvel as the Doctor frolics above, on and below the sea, Jo fights, frets and flies a hovercraft and the Master shows off most of his wardrobe (string vests strangely absent). Mr Creosote rolls in from Whitehall and eats everything in his path, Trenchard bores the hind legs off a donkey and Cap'n Hart offs an alarming amount of amphibians. All that with copious sandwiches thrown in. Who could ask for more from Who?

A bumper crop of news highlights this week's episode of RFS as the ramp-up to the new series of Doctor Who continues. San Diego Comic-Con talk, BFI premieres, and several new toys that will be filling the toy boxes and bookcases  of child and middle-aged nerd alike. And to top it off, we present our commentary of The War Machines, the 1966 serial that introduced us to the character of "Doctor Who" and a rather far fetched notion of computers connecting to each other across the world into some sort of an international network. There's nothing quite so dated as our vision of the future, is there?

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

The Blue Box Podcast - Episode 13: Cliffhanger Brought to you every Saturday by Starburst Columnist - JR Southall, Lee Rawlings, Mark Cockram and Simon Brett

Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 273
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Carolin John (Liz Shaw) dies at 71, Fan's favourite Doctor Who "Monsters," plus Doctor Who related news, feedback, and more. Hosted by Louis Trapani, Dave Cooper, and Ian Bisset.

Presented to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and is a production of Art Trap Productions.

This podcast is made possible in part by and is brought to you by Podshock Supporting Subscribers and from donations from listeners like you.

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It's audio commentary time and this month it's the turn of Paul McGann in Doctor Who: The Movie.  However, Tony was late to the recording as he hadn't had his dinner (and you don't want to be in the same room as Tony when he's hungry) so Paul and Phil cracked on with the news without him, which took all of 5 minutes as it was a very slow week for news.

 

Eventually Tony turned up and they got on with the task in hand.  In this episode you will find Smurfs, little known facts about Paul McGann, Popeye The Salior Man and the hazards of transporting free range chickens.

It's audio commentary time and this month it's the turn of Paul McGann in Doctor Who: The Movie.  However, Tony was late to the recording as he hadn't had his dinner (and you don't want to be in the same room as Tony when he's hungry) so Paul and Phil cracked on with the news without him, which took all of 5 minutes as it was a very slow week for news.

 

Eventually Tony turned up and they got on with the task in hand.  In this episode you will find Smurfs, little known facts about Paul McGann, Popeye The Salior Man and the hazards of transporting free range chickens.

Rassifans!

Harry and Leeson are back, and this time it’s personal. Well, when you’re broadcasting from a converted en suite toilet there’s little option other than to get personal. So, join the boys as they cram themselves into a space which is smaller on the inside, and welcome back Radio Rassilon to your earpods.

Feedback to radio.rassilon@gmail.com

Tweets to:

@radiorassilon

@harrymedium

@leesonfischer

Another one of our 'From The Mind of' series. Including a Special Quiz section with a copy of 'The Mythological Dimensions of Neil Gaiman' as the prize - courtesy of the Editors & Kitsune Books

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, ‘Fake Keith’ and the Real Keith Dunn sit down, quarantined, in front of the Babylon 5 second season episode, Confessions and Lamentations, and spout our usual nonsense!

Dr Franklin is needing stimulation, Lennier’s wearing his chef’s hat and the Markab are feeling a touch unwell… But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy Confessions and Lamentations...

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• Warner Brothers: Babylon 5.
• The Lurker’s Guide to Babylon 5: Confessions and Lamentations.
• Wikipedia: Confessions and Lamentations.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.

Howdy, partners! Join us for this here 20th episode as we done go and take us a look-see at that Hartnell historical, The Gunfighters! Now don't you worry none- you'll get to hear that purty little ballad PLENTY this episode! Musicals, trainwrecks, and Dodo not being a dodo! Don't miss it, now, y'hear?

Another one of our 'From The Mind of' series. Including a Special Quiz section with a copy of 'The Mythological Dimensions of Neil Gaiman' as the prize - courtesy of the Editors & Kitsune Books

Another one of our 'From The Mind of' series. Including a Special Quiz section with a copy of 'The Mythological Dimensions of Neil Gaiman' as the prize - courtesy of the Editors & Kitsune Books

Another one of our 'From The Mind of' series. Including a Special Quiz section with a copy of 'The Mythological Dimensions of Neil Gaiman' as the prize - courtesy of the Editors & Kitsune Books

Scott and Sacha talk about TimeGate Day 3. Also, Scott finally goes home to get his arm looked at.

Rassifans! Harry and Leeson are back, and this time it's personal. Well, when you're broadcasting from a converted en suite toilet there's little option other than to get personal. So, join the boys as they cram themselves into a space which is smaller on the inside, and welcome back Radio Rassilon to your earpods. Feedback to radio.rassilon@gmail.com Tweets to: @radiorassilon @harrymedium @leesonfischer

Wild Geeks: The Movie with thanks to TOM from the "The Doctor Who Podcast". 1 of 3

Taste the Pi and wine tennis fans and hurry up with that roof!

This month we bring you yet another selection from Lance Parkin, this time a Virgin New Adventure: The Dying Days. From the back cover:

6 May 1997

The Dying Days of the Twentieth Century

On the Mare Sirenum, British astronauts are walking on the surface of Mars for the first time in over twenty years. The National Space Museum in London is the venue for a spectacular event where the great and the good celebrate a unique British achievement.

In Ardisham, Kent, the most dangerous man in Britain has escaped from custody while being transported by helicopter. In Whitehall, the new Home Secretary is convinced that there is a plot brewing to overthrow the government. In west London, MI5 agents shut down a publishing company that got too close to the top secret organisation known as UNIT. And, on a state visit to Washington, the Prime Minister prepares to make a crucial speech, totally unaware that dark forces are working against him.

As the eighth Doctor and Professor Bernice Summerfield discover, all these events are connected. However, soon all will be overshadowed.

This time, the Doctor is already too late.

The novel is unique in that it is the final Virgin New Adventure before they lost their license to publish Doctor Who books. It's doubly unique in that it is the only New Adventure featuring the Eighth Doctor, so it's a respite from the machinations and manipulations of Doctor Seven.

This is the third novel we've read by Lance Parkin (The Infinity Doctors and, of course more recently, Cold Fusion), and we both agree that he's an ambitious writer. We're looking forward to see what he can do with a story that is, on its face, not dissimilar to a Torchwood episode.

Don't forget to catch us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter via @dwbcpodcast. Also follow Erik via @sjcaustenite and Sean via @tardistavern.

This month we bring you yet another selection from Lance Parkin, this time a Virgin New Adventure: The Dying Days.  From the back cover:

6 May 1997

The Dying Days of the Twentieth Century

On the Mare Sirenum, British astronauts are walking on the surface of Mars for the first time in over twenty years.  The National Space Museum in London is the venue for a spectacular event where the great and the good celebrate a unique British achievement.

In Ardisham, Kent, the most dangerous man in Britain has escaped from custody while being transported by helicopter.  In Whitehall, the new Home Secretary is convinced that there is a plot brewing to overthrow the government.  In west London, MI5 agents shut down a publishing company that got too close to the top secret organisation known as UNIT.  And, on a state visit to Washington, the Prime Minister prepares to make a crucial speech, totally unaware that dark forces are working against him.

As the eighth Doctor and Professor Bernice Summerfield discover, all these events are connected.  However, soon all will be overshadowed.

This time, the Doctor is already too late.

The novel is unique in that it is the final Virgin New Adventure before they lost their license to publish Doctor Who books.  It's doubly unique in that it is the only New Adventure featuring the Eighth Doctor, so it's a respite from the machinations and manipulations of Doctor Seven.

This is the third novel we've read by Lance Parkin (The Infinity Doctors and, of course more recently, Cold Fusion), and we both agree that he's an ambitious writer.  We're looking forward to see what he can do with a story that is, on its face, not dissimilar to a Torchwood episode.

Don’t forget to catch us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter via @dwbcpodcast.  Also follow Erik via @sjcaustenite and Sean via @tardistavern.

 

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Another month, another episode from the intrepid peeps at Telos AM. Or so we say. This time, Nick, Julian, and Alex talk integrative sexualities in Doctor Who - how the wide and endless sea of sexualities beyond heterosexuality has been represented throughout the series. To aid them in their discussion, the team have focused on The Curse of Fenric and A Good Man Goes to War.

Tune in next time for more exciting fun from the Telos AM team, and thanks for listening!

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Julian: @radiantfracture

Nick: @the_penmin

Lindsey: @Lazarus_LM

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