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avid and Michel talk the return of Lady Cassandra, the sad fact that the brain meat expired, and how absolutely kinda bland and boring this episode is? It’s kinda boring folks I don’t know what to tell you.
Nathan (@NathanForMeee) joins the Podtor Whocast fold to talk about the show’s first Christmas special, as well as whether Harriet Jones should’ve been put in front of the Hague and, most importantly of all, SHADA! There’s also format changes a plenty. Podtor Whocast, we’re back, awooga. Check out Nathan’s great Heathcliff shitposting account @Heathcinema!
Podtor Whocast returns July 19th!
In a special wrap-up episode, David and Michel rank every episode of Doctor Who Series 1, pitch their own fancasts for some of the main players of the Ninth Doctor’s era, and look ahead to (the other) Series 2 of Doctor Who.
Peter returns (although this is technically his first episode) to discuss the Dalek-filled series one finale, as well as the ridiculousness of Big Finish, whether Julia Roberts has heard of Doctor Who, and various merchandise of yore.
David and Michel talk about the return of Margaret Slitheen, in what is sure to be the shortest episode we ever record. Michel also notices a running theme throughout many of our episodes.
David and Michel are joined by Kayleigh (@tropheyhusband) in a fairly freewheeling (and technical-issue plagued) episode to talk about Steven Moffat’s entry into canonical televised Doctor Who, as well as TARDIS Wiki nightmares, and whether any of the Baldwins have heard of Doctor Who.
David is joined by his friend Peter (@PJQ97) to talk about how wild it is that he’s actually making his second appearance (his first is in an upcoming episode!), while David tries to argue that the Reapers should be cancelled. There’s also discussion of Father’s Day but we both kind of realized there probably wasn’t enough.
David and Michel are joined by Sam (@sammy_crow) to talk about…well, everything but The Long Game, really. Don’t miss out on some great chat about Nick Briggs’ Christopher Eccleston impression, Simon Pegg, and…seriously, that impression, wow.
David and Michel talk about the return of Doctor Who’s most iconic villain (as well as the replacement villain we almost got), Michel does a funny Dalek voice, and we wax lyrical about how great Nick Briggs is and why we should get free Big Finish stuff.
