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Us Podtor Whocasters agree to try and make an episode about Torchwood with an awkwardly realised CG block of whale meat worthwhile for you, the listener, as they delve into what works and what doesn’t in the episode you cannot beat, Meat.
David and Michel talk about how it would feel to be woken up once a year while being kept in a cupboard the other 364 days, while also delving into how this episode is literally just a retread of multiple episodes of Torchwood Season One. It’s To the Last Man!
David and Michel dissect sleeper agents, sitcoms with the name Todd in them, and other shows I guess. We do talk about the sleeper agents, though. Definitely. It’s Sleeper! I hardly knew her!
Torchwood! Is!! GOOD?! David and Michel are back on that Cardiff beat like the PC Andy enthusiasts that they are as they rave about how Torchwood is actually kinda good now???? Wild!
Ro! Ro! ROBOT?! Podtor Whocast delves into Doctor Who’s Christmas adventures once again – but WAIT! There’s more! Before we talk heads in boxes, recency bias in magazine polls, and short hand, we talk about Peter Davison and uh, yeah, I don’t know. Not much else. I don’t know. It’s TIME CRASH and VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED!
Wrap Up Time! David and Michel rank serials, field an important question, and talk about holograms – it’s our Sarah Jane Castventures Season One Wrap Up Spectacular! Next Time: Doctor Who! Then Torchwood! We’re thriving!
In the season finale of The Sarpod Jane Castventures Season One, David and Michel talk secret Slitheen, computers going Bilis mode, and why Rodney is a plonker – it’s The Lost Boy!
Tricksters, Postman Pat, and going Sam Raimi mode – it’s only Podtor Whocast’s episode on Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?! (that question mark is part of the episode title, we aren’t surprised, because we recorded it, etc)
Aliens in smoking jackets, the legacy of laser tag, and THE Mark Grantham – all this and more as David and Michel delve into Warriors of Kudlak!
For us, the Gorgon is the juice! Join David and Michel as they talk about nuns, Doctor Who’s approach to difficult subject matter, and Michael Mann’s 1995 classic Heat – it’s Eye of the Gorgon (thrill of the fight)!
