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The Doctor is presenting his defense while Scott and Matt are unable to exonerate the Colin Baker serial “Terror of the Vervoids”, the third part of The Trial of a Time Lord. The Doctor has chosen a story from his future to help defend himself against the Valeyard’s charges, in which he and his companion Mel investigate a murder on the spaceship Hyperion III, thwart a mutiny, and stop a hostile race of alien plants called the Vervoids. What do all of these things have to do with each other? Who is Mel and how did she begin traveling with the Doctor? How can the Doctor use an adventure from his future in his defense without breaking the first rule of time? Find out in the newest episode of The Doctor’s Companion! And remember, BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!

Next: Colin Baker and “The Ultimate Foe”!!

The Projecteers have shrugged off the terrible lurgee that has dogged them for the last few weeks and have united once more. This week we bring you, more overpriced plastic tat news, we answer SFX magazine's 15 unanswered questions left by series 6 and dish out the 2011 Eduardos.

Twitter: @Doctor_Vendetta @KungFuYoda @beastmasterpete @natalien @PharosProject

Facebook: The Pharos Project group page. It's nice, please join.

Email: pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

Just in time for Halloween, the new Little Finish is out! We review some creepy audios this month, including:

• The Memory Cheats by Simon Guerrier
• The Doomsday Quatrain by Emma Beeby and Gordon Rennie
• House of Blue Fire by Mark Morris

We also give some suggestions for spooky Big Finish audios to listen to for Halloween, and even manage to squeeze in some time for our favorite hobby, fangirling Colin Baker.

Remember you can leave us feedback here on the site, by emailing us at podcast@littlefinish.com, following our twitter feed or friending us on facebook.

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Just in time for Halloween, the new Little Finish is out! We review some creepy audios this month, including:

• The Memory Cheats by Simon Guerrier
• The Doomsday Quatrain by Emma Beeby and Gordon Rennie
• House of Blue Fire by Mark Morris

We also give some suggestions for spooky Big Finish audios to listen to for Halloween, and even manage to squeeze in some time for our favorite hobby, fangirling Colin Baker.

Remember you can leave us feedback here on the site, by emailing us at podcast@littlefinish.com, following our twitter feed or friending us on facebook.

Download Ep. 15

.mp3, 50.2 MB

Just in time for Halloween, the new Little Finish is out! We review some creepy audios this month, including:

• The Memory Cheats by Simon Guerrier
• The Doomsday Quatrain by Emma Beeby and Gordon Rennie
• House of Blue Fire by Mark Morris

We also give some suggestions for spooky Big Finish audios to listen to for Halloween, and even manage to squeeze in some time for our favorite hobby, fangirling Colin Baker.

Remember you can leave us feedback here on the site, by emailing us at podcast@littlefinish.com, following our twitter feed or friending us on facebook.

Download Ep. 15

.mp3, 50.2 MB

Now that there is no more new Doctor Who, the lads go back to their series 5 retrospective with The Time Of Angels. Nothing can be found wrong with this story as both Phil and Paul enjoyed revisiting this episode and both wax lyrical as to how great it is. Shame about the news section though. In another slow news week, they start off well with the Matt Smith leaving rumours and then end up shamelessly padding things out by talking about Jon Pertwee whilst on a trip down Doctor Who memory lane. All together now, "Memories....like the corners of my mind...."

Now that there is no more new Doctor Who, the lads go back to their series 5 retrospective with The Time Of Angels. Nothing can be found wrong with this story as both Phil and Paul enjoyed revisiting this episode and both wax lyrical as to how great it is. Shame about the news section though. In another slow news week, they start off well with the Matt Smith leaving rumours and then end up shamelessly padding things out by talking about Jon Pertwee whilst on a trip down Doctor Who memory lane. All together now, "Memories....like the corners of my mind...."

In this weeks show we revisit Captain Jack and the “crew” for a review of Torchwood Series 2. We recap episode by episode our impressions of each show and the direction of the series on a whole.

Big news this week in the realm of rumor control, with the speculation that Matt Smith might be leaving he series after next year. We chime in on that debate. And, of course a look at the wonderful feedback we receive from our faithful listeners!

Links discussed on the show:

io9 Matt Smith Rumor

Doctor Who: Re-Incarnated

So, while the cats away......

Bob and Viki listen to some Big Finishes. Bob edits. Viki pines for Tony. (Look, I'm writing this, I'm allowed!)

enjoy

The time has finally arrived for The Three Who Rule to cast their eyes back on Series 6 of Doctor Who via their annual commentary series. Things kick off with, of course, The Impossible Astronaut, as the lads talk over what they felt to be one of the best opening episodes for any series of NuWho... and as ever, rarely staying on topic. But for every beginning there's an ending as the last ever episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures graced the small screen this past week, and things just won't be the same without Lis Sladen. The news of the week rounds out the show with a look at DVDs, books, and the latest from the rumour mill.

The time has finally arrived for The Three Who Rule to cast their eyes back on Series 6 of Doctor Who via their annual commentary series. Things kick off with, of course, The Impossible Astronaut, as the lads talk over what they felt to be one of the best opening episodes for any series of NuWho... and as ever, rarely staying on topic. But for every beginning there's an ending as the last ever episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures graced the small screen this past week, and things just won't be the same without Lis Sladen. The news of the week rounds out the show with a look at DVDs, books, and the latest from the rumour mill.

The time has finally arrived for The Three Who Rule to cast their eyes back on Series 6 of Doctor Who via their annual commentary series. Things kick off with, of course, The Impossible Astronaut, as the lads talk over what they felt to be one of the best opening episodes for any series of NuWho... and as ever, rarely staying on topic. But for every beginning there's an ending as the last ever episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures graced the small screen this past week, and things just won't be the same without Lis Sladen. The news of the week rounds out the show with a look at DVDs, books, and the latest from the rumour mill.

Welcome back! We return after a week off ready to tackle our next big hiatus project - the eleven doctors! With 11 weeks until the airing of the 2011 Christmas Special, we've decided to spend that time looking at all of the doctors and famous arcs they've done. We begin with what started it all, Wiliam Hartnell as the First Doctor in An Unearthly Child. Brian, Bobby and Nancy have some thoughts and theories, and we get to some listener feedback as well. Until next week when we visit the Second Doctor, sit back, relax and enjoy the only podcast that also travels in time!

Summary:
Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, corridored, in front of the 2011 Doctor Who episode, The God Complex, and spout our usual nonsense!

The Doctor’s avoiding his fear, Amy’s feeling young again, Rory wants out and the beast is missing Soldeed. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy The God Complexa|

Vital Links:

• Staggering Stories.
• BBC: Doctor Who.
• BBC: Doctor Who – The God Complex.
• Doctor Who Podcast Alliance.
• Facebook: Staggering Stories Group.
• Twitter: Adam J Purcell.

In this episode I talk about the Technology in Doctor Who, the film Inception, and Hans Zimmer and his amazing work.

Please send your feedback to whoisthemanpodcast@hotmail.com, join the Facebook group, and follow the show's Twitter account; @WhoITMPodcast.

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"Wind's in the east, mist comin' in Like something is brewin', about to begin. Can't put me finger on what lies in store, But I fear what's to happen all happened before..."

Frobisher's gone. The Computer vanished. Astra's been away forever. And even Destina wants nothing else but to return to Gallifrey, leaving the TARDIS forever, just like the rest of them. Everybody leaves, the Doctor says. And so does he.

But even though the Doctor seeks a quiet retirement in the cast of the West End production of Mary Poppins, the universe doesn't seem to let him escape. Who is the phantom voice plaguing the performers of London's Prince Edward Theatre? What do the evil, alien warlike Persecutors want at the theatre? And will Death finally reveal the reason he has followed the Doctor across the spectrum of space and time?

With an army of alien Persecutors on the doorstep, and a temporal rift opening just off centre stage, now more than ever does Earth need a Doctor. But time has run out - for him and for everyone - and soon he will find out exactly what it means to die on stage...

Episode 3 of 3

"Wind's in the east, mist comin' in Like something is brewin', about to begin. Can't put me finger on what lies in store, But I fear what's to happen all happened before..."

Frobisher's gone. The Computer vanished. Astra's been away forever. And even Destina wants nothing else but to return to Gallifrey, leaving the TARDIS forever, just like the rest of them. Everybody leaves, the Doctor says. And so does he.

But even though the Doctor seeks a quiet retirement in the cast of the West End production of Mary Poppins, the universe doesn't seem to let him escape. Who is the phantom voice plaguing the performers of London's Prince Edward Theatre? What do the evil, alien warlike Persecutors want at the theatre? And will Death finally reveal the reason he has followed the Doctor across the spectrum of space and time?

With an army of alien Persecutors on the doorstep, and a temporal rift opening just off centre stage, now more than ever does Earth need a Doctor. But time has run out - for him and for everyone - and soon he will find out exactly what it means to die on stage...

Episode 3 of 3

"Wind's in the east, mist comin' in
Like something is brewin', about to begin.
Can't put me finger on what lies in store,
But I fear what's to happen all happened before..."

Frobisher's gone. The Computer vanished. Astra's been away forever. And even Destina wants nothing else but to return to Gallifrey, leaving the TARDIS forever, just like the rest of them. Everybody leaves, the Doctor says. And so does he.

But even though the Doctor seeks a quiet retirement in the cast of the West End production of Mary Poppins, the universe doesn't seem to let him escape. Who is the phantom voice plaguing the performers of London's Prince Edward Theatre? What do the evil, alien warlike Persecutors want at the theatre? And will Death finally reveal the reason he has followed the Doctor across the spectrum of space and time?

With an army of alien Persecutors on the doorstep, and a temporal rift opening just off centre stage, now more than ever does Earth need a Doctor. But time has run out - for him and for everyone - and soon he will find out exactly what it means to die on stage...

Adam and Andi are fast, faster than you can imagine, so whatever you do don’t blink.

This episode we're taking a little detour from our "Craptastics" series to bring on Lord Zimon and discuss the recently-completed series six.  You've already heard us waflle on regarding "Let's Kill Hitler" and "Closing Time," but what did we think of the remainder of the Eleventh Doctor's adventures?  We cover them all, from "The Impossible Astronaut" to "The Wedding of River Song."

Whether you like series six or not, I'm sure there's one thing we can all agree on...aren't we glad the arc is over and we can get back to good old monster-of-the-week?

We encourage audio feedback to be sent to tardistavern@gmail.com.  Also, follow Sean on twitter via @tardistavern, Steve via @tardistaverntit, and Josh (a/k/a Lord Zimon) via @whomejz.  Catch up with us one Facebook, GetGlue, and your latest pub crawl.

From the Entertainment Media Show at Earl's Court, have a LOT of short interviews.

Featuring:

Dan Starkey, Caitlin Blackwood, Eve Myles, David Gooderson, Kate O'Mara, Georgia Moffat, Frances Barber, Ian McNeice, Anneke Wills and Arthur Davill. Oh... and Paul McGann!

I may well have forgotton someone, LOL...

Enjoy.

Welcome to Episode 34 of Small Press Big Mouth, with tons of news and a veritable shitload of reviews! We talk Villianous, Bearmaggedon, Emily Carroll, Unbelievable, Dark Judgement 2, Rachel Rising, Big Bang #2, Transient Man, Dr WTF?! and ZOOAD. Man, reviews are packed like a can of sardines in here like (though I think that smell is Lee!) Enjoy people and keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep reading (comics)!

Welcome to Episode 34 of Small Press Big Mouth, with tons of news and a veritable shitload of reviews! We talk Villianous, Bearmaggedon, Emily Carroll, Unbelievable, Dark Judgement 2, Rachel Rising, Big Bang #2, Transient Man, Dr WTF?! and ZOOAD. Man, reviews are packed like a can of sardines in here like (though I think that smell is Lee!) Enjoy people and keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep reading (comics)!

Episode 17 starts with a short Motes of News and the Villain Randomizer revives The Silurians. Following that we resume our look at the 11 Doctors, this week we say hello to the Eighth Doctor played by Paul McGann and we talk about his Big Finish Audio Play of the classic story: Shada

We can be found at http://whostorian.podbean.com

by searching The Whostorian in iTunes

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On Twitter: @TheWhostorian

Email: thewhostorian@gmail.com

My first thoughts review of the last ever Sarah Jane Adventures "The Man Who Wasn't There" was clearly inspired by the late Steve Jobs, definetly a **sniff sniff** ending though as we know we'll never see any more episodes of this great Doctor Who spin off.

End theme is the Sarah Jane Adventures theme by Murray Gold.

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 first thoughts review of the last ever Sarah Jane Adventures "The Man Who Wasn't There" was clearly inspired by the late Steve Jobs, definetly a **sniff sniff** ending though as we know we'll never see any more episodes of this great Doctor Who spin off.

End theme is the Sarah Jane Adventures theme by Murray Gold.

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 first thoughts review of the last ever Sarah Jane Adventures "The Man Who Wasn't There" was clearly inspired by the late Steve Jobs, definetly a **sniff sniff** ending though as we know we'll never see any more episodes of this great Doctor Who spin off.

End theme is the Sarah Jane Adventures theme by Murray Gold.

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.

Series Six is “in the can”, as they say, and now a chance to fondly look back over the Matt Smith/Steven Moffat era thus far.

In this episode we review the last two years and take an over all look at Series Five and Six as a whole, and the state of Doctor Who with Moffat at the helm.

Also, a Galley and Chicago Tardis update, news, and of course your feedback.

Enjoy!

Links mentioned in the show:

Chicago TARDIS 2011

Gallifrey 2012: Network 23

Spike Scream Awards

robbiebonham.com