
Gordon Ramsay wants you to praise him, you donkey – I mean minotaur.
Gordon Ramsay wants you to praise him, you donkey – I mean minotaur.
She was freaking waiting for this episode of Podtor Whocast!
Hello to our lovely listeners! Laura and Shelby wrap up Condensed Truth by offering our final thoughts on our quest to find the essential X […]
Are you podding to cast me away? We’re mixed on Mark Gatiss’ latest, as we talk alien children, fan reaction, and Peg Dolls, as well as action figures — it’s Night Terrors, and we’re talking about the Flesh again.
Feels different this time… Freshly bi-generated and ready for Round 2, those fine folks from Podtor Whocast RETURN to restore the deeply cursed timeline of modern Doctor Who games. After a catch-up with Michel over yet more Fallout London talk (Atomfall who?), it’s right back into action on a conversation that’s as much about Who as it is a lamentation on the state of mobile gaming in general. And tangents? Oh, we got ‘em. Bada-boom-ba!
We’re back. What the hell, let’s pod cast…about this episode! We talk robots, friends, and first drafts as we proclaim: Let’s Kill Hitler!
Thunderbirds are GO! It’s all hands on deck and action stations in a series of tales so tall that not even the Mole could get to the bottom of it. Prepare for launch with Sam and David, as they bash their mighty vinyl craniums together in the name of stringing together just what helped the venerable Anderson puppets endure through trials across screens big and small. Oh, and I suppose we’ll talk about some games too. F.A.B.!
Well. It’s time. Join us as we strike one ongoing series off our coverage list for good as we bring our journey through the realms of Torchwood to a close with two of the…well, you’ll see what these episodes did to us. We muse on what might have been, what may still be, and well, yeah. It’s The Gathering AND The Blood Line!
Sure. Look, I’ll be honest — things aren’t looking too good for ol’ Podtorch Woodcast right now. We delve into the past and uh present, fine, I don’t know. Wayne Knight did that I guess. It’s Immortal Sins AND End of the Road yeah fine sure OK.
It all comes back to the egg… In honour of Pokémon Day, we’re once again taking an askew look at the biggest franchise in games, this time by showcasing two properties that are often (and perhaps unfairly) compared against it. Sam leaps from your keychain and beeps aggressively to give an essential timeline on Tamagotchi, explaining the lore and dispelling the myths, while Kit (@kitenby) wrangles with the wild history of Digimon and its wealth of spin-off media. There’s also plenty discussed on the key link with their parent company, and the wider bubble of the virtual pet craze of the late 90s. Digi-tastic!