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Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins, Fake Crumbly, Fake Keith and the Real Keith Dunn with special guests Luke Harrison and Siobhan Gallichan play the Doctor Who Trivia Smack Down Quiz, indulge in a very personal Fight Club, find some general news and a variety of riotous live behaviour (NOTE: with some bad language!), specifically:

• 00:00 – Intro and theme tune.
• 00:49 — Welcome!
• 02:39 – News:
• 03:05 — Doctor Who: Caroline John – Dead!
• 04:46 — Staggering Stories: We invaded Cardiff – Live!
• 06:68 – Doctor Who Trivia Smackdown.
• 35:55 – Fight Club: Jean vs. Fake Keith.
• 37:57 – 30 Second Recommendation: Kate Griffin’s The Minority Council novel.
• 41:12 – Farewell for this podcast!
• 42:03 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• Staggering Stories: Podcast Drinking Game, Fifth edition.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• Wikipedia: Caroline John.
• Kate Griffin.
• Kate Griffin: The Minority Council.
• The Minute Doctor Who Podcast.
• The DWO WhoCast.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.

Mark is joined by Matt Barber to discuss Jon Pertwee's first series of Doctor Who, with a whole bunch of other Doctor Who related topics covered along the way.

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Mark is joined by Matt Barber to discuss Jon Pertwee's first series of Doctor Who, with a whole bunch of other Doctor Who related topics covered along the way.

Twitter: @nerdologyuk

Facebook: facebook.com/nerdologyuk

Blog: bit.ly/nerdology

email: nerdologyuk@gmail.com

Matt: @mattbarber

www.thisismattbarber.co.uk

Mark is joined by Matt Barber to discuss Jon Pertwee's first series of Doctor Who, with a whole bunch of other Doctor Who related topics covered along the way.

Twitter: @nerdologyuk

Facebook: facebook.com/nerdologyuk

Blog: bit.ly/nerdology

email: nerdologyuk@gmail.com

Matt: @mattbarber

www.thisismattbarber.co.uk

Mark is joined by Matt Barber to discuss Jon Pertwee's first series of Doctor Who, with a whole bunch of other Doctor Who related topics covered along the way.

Twitter: @nerdologyuk

Facebook: facebook.com/nerdologyuk

Blog: bit.ly/nerdology

email: nerdologyuk@gmail.com

Matt: @mattbarber

www.thisismattbarber.co.uk

Something very strange happened with our interview of Jeremy Robinson in Episode 5. We’re not exactly sure what happened – but here is the full interview in it’s entirety.

You can visit Jeremy’s website at http://jeremyrobinsononline.com

SecondWorld is available wherever books are sold.

The original Episode 5 podcast will also be updated with the corrected audio file.

Again, we apologize to everyone for the technical glitch and thanks to those who brought it to our attention.

Join James and Leeson and they bring you a special edition of the Doctor Who Podcast.  The chaps are joined by the charismatic organiser of the already iconic Whooverville conventions, Mr Stephen Hatcher.  Whooverville has established itself as laid back, intimate event on the convention circuit, mainly by holding its first two events in a railway shed in darkest Derbyshire.  Now in its fourth year, Whooverville has moved to a new, gleaming, shiny venue in central Derby. James, Leeson and Steve chat about Whooverville’s past and look forward to the next event, Whooverville 4, being held on 1^st September 2012 where attendees will be joined by Peter Purves, Terry Malloy, Richard Franklin, Donald Gee for a day of geekiness.

Also, Steve announces a thus-far unannounced guest Whooverville 4 guest exclusively on this very DWP – and frankly, this new guest makes the event an even more exciting prospect!  Tune in to find out just who is coming to Whooverville…..!!

Check out Whooverville 4’s facebook page where you can keep abreast with current developments, find out information about tickets, the venue and even say how excited you are about it!

Join James and Leeson and they bring you a special edition of the Doctor Who Podcast.  The chaps are joined by the charismatic organiser of the already iconic Whooverville conventions, Mr Stephen Hatcher.  Whooverville has established itself as laid back, intimate event on the convention circuit, mainly by holding its first two events in a railway shed in darkest Derbyshire.  Now in its fourth year, Whooverville has moved to a new, gleaming, shiny venue in central Derby. James, Leeson and Steve chat about Whooverville’s past and look forward to the next event, Whooverville 4, being held on 1^st September 2012 where attendees will be joined by Peter Purves, Terry Malloy, Richard Franklin, Donald Gee for a day of geekiness.

Also, Steve announces a thus-far unannounced guest Whooverville 4 guest exclusively on this very DWP – and frankly, this new guest makes the event an even more exciting prospect!  Tune in to find out just who is coming to Whooverville…..!!

Check out Whooverville 4’s facebook page where you can keep abreast with current developments, find out information about tickets, the venue and even say how excited you are about it!

Welcome to the 16th Episode of the Oncoming Storm! Make sure you have your refreshments, because you're to see your hosts Ashley and Josh go head to head in this one. They're looking at Winter  for the Adept by Andrew Cartmel, featuring the 5th Doctor and Nyssa... or does it?And what are they fighting about? The deeper meanings and themes of the story? Do they disagree on if the story is any good? Nope, its just the meaning behind one throw away line. After finally working their way through that meaningless topic, there is discussion about gentleman ghosts, Nyssa's attitude, and sluttiness in Doctor Who. The Oncoming Storm... This time, we have plain old conquering aliens... and I take it back. Where's the unicorns?

My retro reviews continue with 2005's The End of The World and for me the moment Dr Who truly returned, we had aliens, lots of them! I still have a few minor niggles with this episode but on the whole it's held up well though it looks a little rough and ready in parts compared to the Moffat era.

End theme this week is The oodcast theme by Laura Simpson

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

My retro reviews continue with 2005's The End of The World and for me the moment Dr Who truly returned, we had aliens, lots of them! I still have a few minor niggles with this episode but on the whole it's held up well though it looks a little rough and ready in parts compared to the Moffat era.

End theme this week is The oodcast theme by Laura Simpson

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

My retro reviews continue with 2005's The End of The World and for me the moment Dr Who truly returned, we had aliens, lots of them! I still have a few minor niggles with this episode but on the whole it's held up well though it looks a little rough and ready in parts compared to the Moffat era.

End theme this week is The oodcast theme by Laura Simpson

If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

We promised it would happen. Steven from Radio Free Skaro and I set our sights squarely on David Tennant and RTD’s farewell story and we are not kind.

This episode of the podcast is a catharsis. I needed to get this off my chest. I was a 10th Doctor lover, but I can no longer apologize for how his departure was handled. I’m so glad that I have Steven to support and re-inforce my feelings on “The End of Time Parts 1 & 2.” I can only hope our discussion helps some of you come to terms with these issues that plague many a Doctor Who fan.

Also it was fun… Enjoy!

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1966's The Celestial Toymaker seems to split fandom down the middle. Some think it's a brilliant first stab at surreality for Doctor Who; others find it to be a childish mess, notable for almost serving as a device to write out William Hartnell's Doctor. Where do Josh and Steven stand on this?

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1966's The Celestial Toymaker seems to split fandom down the middle. Some think it's a brilliant first stab at surreality for Doctor Who; others find it to be a childish mess, notable for almost serving as a device to write out William Hartnell's Doctor. Where do Josh and Steven stand on this?

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1966's The Celestial Toymaker seems to split fandom down the middle. Some think it's a brilliant first stab at surreality for Doctor Who; others find it to be a childish mess, notable for almost serving as a device to write out William Hartnell's Doctor. Where do Josh and Steven stand on this?

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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?