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Bleh! David and Michel delve into what may be the most mid episode of all time, as they discuss this episode’s shortcomings, briefly ruminate on a forgotten 2006 movie (we also didn’t even notice Murray Gold did the score for it!), and chat about whatever. I don’t know, I’m just the episode description – it’s The Vampires of Venice!
The image of a podcast becomes itself a friggin podcast, as Nathan joins us once more to talk about how people are actually really wrong about a lot of things in this two-parter, Michel talks about the potential over-use of I am The Doctor, and the most vicious forum debate of all time rages on: does the Eleventh Doctor have any rizz? All this and more as we delve into The Time of Angels AND Flesh and Stone!
KPO – Keep Podtoring On! David and Michel travel back to World War 2 era London to investigate whether the episode is successful in introducing this big, colourful, and totally successful no doubt about it Dalek redesign, whether devoting an episode to a noted war criminal is a good idea, and what episodes we find work better within this kind of narrative framework. All this and more, it’s Victory of the Daleks!
Friggin Mr. Beast Below? I sure hope not. Join David, Michel, and special guests Peter and Paul of Snappt! as they delve into some incredibly odd Doctor moments, break down some bizarre napkin-eating antics, talk about disappointing action figure namesakes, and fall down a rabbit hole of haunted eBay listings. All this and more – it’s The Beast Below!
We’re back! (cue I Am the Doctor). CC joins us once again as we delve into the career of star of stage and screen Danny Huston, whether Marc Maron would give us the time of day, and uh, I guess, Doctor Who? A new Doctor, a new showrunner, and a new-ish format (hey that’s almost an episode of Class) as the clock strikes that familiar tone – it’s The Eleventh Hour!
Recorded moments after the brand new (as of 22nd March 2024) trailer for Doctor Who landed, David and Michel break down their initial response to it and speculate briefly.
Grab your fish fingers and custard, doff your fez, and get ready to talk Danny Huston as Podtor Whocast returns for a triumphant fifth season! A brand new Doctor, brand new format, brand new theme and more — it all awaits you NEXT MONDAY as we delve into 2010 in ways no one has ever delved into it before!
Woof! We’re back in a SURPRISE drop! Join us as we certainly talk about K-9 episodes Liberation and the Korven, and about everything to do with those episodes and those episodes alone. And Ian Levine.
And so it came to pass that the Podtor Whocast hosts took their final places behind their microphones, making ready the podcast that was to come (one of them is quite ill in this episode, for what it’s worth). A big series/Doctor finale sat in its empire of Max and Blu-Ray cases, little knowing of the discussion it would generate. While its podcasters looked upon their notes in the hope of delving into how they felt about potions, grand farewells, and meta-narratives. Far away, the listeners and idle subscribers dreamt of a shining new future. A future now set to happen when Podtor Whocast returns in 2024. As Earth rolled onwards into night the people of that world did sleep. And shiver. And encounter a surprise celebrity Cameo. Somehow knowing the dawn would bring only one thing: The Podtor Whocast episode about The End of Time Parts 1 and 2. See you in early 2024 for K-9: Series 1 and Doctor Who: Series 5!
We’re walking awkwardly here! We delve right back into animated Doctor Who, the expanded Whoniverse at large, and one of us even forgets an entire episode of Podtor Whocast happened! All this and more – it’s Dreamland!
