All Of Time And Space Podcast
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All of time & space. Everywhere and anywhere, every star that ever was, where do you want to start? A #DoctorWho podcast hosted by @MarkCockram.bsky.social @TheIainMartin.bsky.social https://anchor.fm/alloftimeandspace
Coming January 21st 2027 Doctor Who: The Six Doctors By Simon Guerrier The novelisation of a 'lost classic' by Terrance Dicks, revealing the original conception of The Five Doctors. Based on newly discovered scripts and treatments by Terrance Dicks amzn.to/3UbIe1q #ad
Coming March 4th 2027 Doctor Who: The Vampire Mutation By Steve Cole The novelisation of the original script by Terrance Dicks, later rewritten as the Season 18 story “State of Decay”, based on original notes by the writer amzn.to/4yYMr8L #ad
The Sparks Brothers currently on Disney+ in UHD.
Check it out! Erik is so engaging to listen to. Incredibly smart, witty and entertaining.
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Podcast #235 (“Dez Skinn & Jeff Cummins”) is now online with our two interviews with (a) @DezSkinn1 & @Garethothevworp and (b) Jeff Cummins @spuddemos at DWAS Capitol 9 earlier this year. diddlydumpodcast.wordpress.com/2026/08/01/d...
DIDDLY DUM PODCAST #235 – Dez Skinn & Jeff Cummins
Here are our two interviews with (a) Dez Skinn and Gareth Kavanagh and (b) Jeff Cummins at DWAS Capitol 9 earlier this year. Find us on Facebook Find us on Twitter Find us on Bluesky Find us on Mas…
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Our co-host Anthony is on his holidays, catching up with The Left Handed Hummingbird by Kate Orman, before we record our next episode! 💚 What are your thoughts on the first female-written Doctor Who VNA? 📖
R.I.P. Tom Chadbon. Seen here with Tom Baker and Lalla Ward in Doctor Who: City of Death - Part One by David Agnew (29th September 1979)
On our audio feed on Wednesday, the Strangers in Space Holiday Quiz - in which we welcome a team from @trapone.bsky.social to challenge our resident champions. Or if you'd prefer to watch it - and it does make more sense as a visual experience - you'll be able to do so on YouTube at teatime tonight
Do give this a listen, it’s great!
Jamie (JBLaserModels)@jamiebate.bsky.social · 4w agoIf you like quirky humour, obscure Dr. Who actors and OCD confessions, you might like my podcast ‘Who’s it to?’ Available on Podbean, Spotify and Apple Podcasts #doctorwho #podcast #missingepisodes Link in the next tweet 👇👇👇
‼️ UPDATE ‼️ There may be no new episode of Nostalgia Tours this week, but there are still 72 installments available to catch up with! So many brilliant guests, so many stories, memories, views and opinions.. something for everyone! podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/n...
Nostalgia Tours
TV & Film Podcast · Updated weekly · Revisiting and tweaking the timelines of Doctor Who
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The book taught young me that green scaly rubber people are people too, and the TV version is Doctor Who’s moral centre, still resonating more than half a century later. But also: it’s so exciting on screen! The cast and characters are superb. Best Third Doctor story for me.
Contemporary perspectives on early #DoctorWho are always interesting. Here reviewer Peter Quince suggests that on the evidence of its second ever episode the series is “now lost and gone for ever”, despite the promise of its first. Harsh words. From the Huddersfield Daily Examiner, 7 December 1963.
I think this one is a class- (HONK) -ic. Good script, the leads are (HONK HONK) starting to find their ch- (HONK) -aracters (HONK HONK HONK) & good ending. Only (HONK HONK HONK HONK) problem (HONK) is (HONK HONK) the mus- (HONK SQUEAK HONK HONK HONK) -ic.
Anthony Carroll says great story. Brilliant location work. Great character. Feel dr Quinn as have been in more episodes. Maybe it is one episode too long (like lot of 7 parters). Pleasing death count Only quibble is music. The horns the horns! 8/10
… the sequences with Geoffrey Palmer, which felt like something out of a different show, in a good way, and post pandemic it’s especially disturbing. The ending’s a cracker too.
That’s properly exciting news! Because I love Spearhead and Inferno (and had the DVDs / tapes long before the others in the season) this story and Them Bastards of Death (I think that’s the title) always feel a bit newer and I’ve seen them fewer times. But loved this one, especially …
The Doctor saying "Hello! Are you a Silurian?" and extending his hand has to be one of my favourite cliffhanger resolutions.
Yes - there are suggestions of this in The War Games, but it's the end of the 'dark corners of the universe'/'they must be fought' era, and a return to asking the question, how do we know?
That's what makes the ending land. Because before this, the Doctor might have done what the Brig does at the end and blow them up (see Seeds of Death). We suddenly have a new moral code for our hero and maybe the series as we know it begins here thanks to Hulke and Dicks.
The Doctor's immediate acceptance of the Silurian at Quinn's house is a big turning point in the show's history. This Doctor isn't one who's immediately going to blast the aliens. He's the one who will try and understand their points of view.
I do like this story but it contains something that really makes me groan. A plague solved in a few minutes by a genius with a test tube. If public health had Dr Who and Liz Shaw working for them, we’d all live to be 200. However, I absolutely adore the batshit crazy music.
and the amount of "science" they do to find the answers. The supporting cast is good (in my opinion) particularly Fulton MacKay
I like it. Most of it, anyway. The parts with the plague spreading are really creepy, and the deaths unpleasant, especially Peter Miles, a brilliant "There's nothing wrong with ME?!!!" moment. I don’t think the Brigadier had much choice at the end. I like the relationship between the Doctor and Liz
Perhaps one of the strongest guest cast of the season, maybe the show. From the shiftiness of Fulton MacKay, to the Michael Gove-iness of Peter Miles, such a memorable crew to carry 7 episodes! It also inspires a bit too shabby Virgin New Adventure sequel also.
Fancy some late night ramblings on the bet series fo #Blakes7? Best pull me finger out & give you some then...!!! boxofflashinglights.wordpress.com/2026/07/20/s...
Series B Overview
Or: Simply the Best Another 13 weeks done, and another series of Blake’s 7 has been completed. While Series A felt very much like a series getting itself up & running, before ultimately r…
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