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Welcome to Podtor Whocast, hosted by Michel, with special guests David and Sam (@sammy_crow), where we talk about the fictional tv show Doctor Who which is from another universe, in particular the episode where the Cybermen come back. There’ll even be a good old game of the Wikipedia game! Come join us, won’t you?
David and Michel spend very little time talking about about there being a girl in the fireplace, but don’t let that put you off this episode, which features the return of the TARDIS Wiki Game as well as a SHOCKING cliffhanger.
David and Michel talk Sarah Jane, hammy villains and our own school memories, while David has an on-air epiphany about this episode that changes everything for them.
David and Michel talk wild intros, werewolves, and Doctor Who Confidential revelations in this, an episode that is truly about teeth and claws.
In a special bonus episode, scooped awkwardly out of our yet-to-be-released episode on Torchwood episode Day One, Michel and David talk about the future of the show after Chris Chibnall and Jodie Whitaker announced they would be leaving Doctor Who.
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.
