In which we go back in time to confront our racist pasts while trying not to mess with our timelines. We also spend more time than we should discussing whatever the fuck “Doom’s Day” is, and Chris starts to come around on Disney’s involvement in producing the new series. We get really political on this one, folks. You have been warned.
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In which JB survives his first New Orleans Mardi Gras experience, Colin Baker gets cancelled, Doctor Who officially becomes part of the Marvel Universe, and Chris & Sean are tested on their knowledge of Doctor Who incidental and source music.
In which JB marks the 10th anniversary of becoming a Doctor Who podcaster with a commentary on his very first podcast episode.
In this technically challenged episode, we finally take on the Sixth Doctor with a Classic Commentary of “Terror of the Vervoids” (A/K/A The Trial of a Time Lord Parts 9-12), though, as always, we swerve way off topic the deeper we get into the story. We also give our Project Runway critiques of Ncuti Gatwa’s costume.
Over 40 minutes of bonus audio edited out from the last episode for you to listen to during your holiday commute or while escaping from your racist uncle (everyone’s got one). We spend the first 10 minutes of this talking about death, so skip ahead if you’re squeamish. Topics also include our podcast curse, JB's YouTube Channel, the new Wednesday Addams Netflix series and Prime’s “The Peripheral”, Baby Dalek, what if Graham Crowden was cast as the Fourth Doctor, the modern series is not a reboot, why Paul McGann couldn’t be the War Doctor, and “The Ballad of Din Djarin”. Happy Holidays!
The Fearless Three ramble on about the latest news and rumors about the upcoming season of Doctor Who. Of course the BBC wait until after we recorded to release pics of Ncuti Gatwa and new companion Millie Gibson in their costumes, so all our talk about the show “not shying away from the boobies” is no longer valid because, like Clara, it looks like Ruby Sunday is going to be well covered up. We also revisit the doughnut topic and answer some questions meant for Radio Free Skaro. Be sure to stick around till the end for “Head Cold Karaoke”.
