Radio Free Skaro #390 – The Watcher

Posted on October 27, 2013 by Steven

It was one of the more exciting weeks in Doctor Who recently with global cinema screenings of “The Day of The Doctor” being announced around the world, and Big Finish’s 50th anniversary story “The Light At The End” being given an early release, one month before the actual anniversary itself. The resulting chaos showed that no internet site knows the wrath of an impatient group of Doctor Who fans, but at the end of the day, thousands of fans will be watching the 50th Anniversary story in 3D together in cinemas (the Three Who Rule included!) on November 23 and 25. Once the furore of this died down on the podcast, the Skaro boys turn back the clock to delve into the first half of the John Nathan-Turner era in the Miniscope, with the wonderful Rob Shearman!

Show Notes:

– Doctor Who…on the big screen!
– Doctor Who…at your local cinema!
– Doctor Who screening giveaway…from Space!
– The Day of The Doctor…cleared by the BBFC!
– Big Finish…The Light at The End!
– The Eleventh Doctor…at the BFI!
– The Science of Doctor Who…November 14 on BBC Two!
– Doctor Who on The Culture Show…November 22 on BBC Two!
– Time Trips…digital books!
– Deborah Watling…returns to Gallifrey One!
– Tom Baker…official Facebook page!
– The Caves of Androzani soundtrack…on limited edition LP!
– AudioGo UK…suspends business operations!

Miniscope

– John Nathan-Turner

Guest

– Robert Shearman

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Category: EpisodesTags: AudioGo, BBC, BBC America, BBC Worldwide, BBFC, BFI, Books, Cinema screenings, doctor who, Miniscope, Rob Shearman, SPACE, the caves of androzani, The Culture Show, The Day of the Doctor, The Light At The End, The Science of Doctor Who, Tom Baker

One Comment on “Radio Free Skaro #390 – The Watcher”

Ray Adamson
October 27, 2013

Danger.This miniscope is malfunctioning.It includes a formerly respected writer claiming there’s something magical about Time Flight being made. [shakes head sadly and bangs head against wall repeatedly until his brain hurts less.]Thrilled to see Pedantor is ready to celebrate the anniversary by predicting obituaries.

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