Radio Free Skaro #599 – Ashes to Ashes

Posted on September 10, 2017 by Chris

Space-time has become distorted and silly once again with the appearance of a tall stranger, AKA Chris, in Vancouver with Warren! Not only that, but Twitter man about town Tom Dickinson is here for our Second Chances segment to take a gander at “Smile,” where hill give his thoughts on robots, emoji and nanite-human colonization policies. Plus news of the Doctor Who Experience and Class waving goodbye, Jodie Whittaker waving hello (via a Rolling Stone interview) and upcoming Gallifrey One guests of some renown!

Links:

– Gallifrey One guest announcement – Pearl Mackie, Matt Lucas,
David Bradley!
– The Doctor Who Experience closed
– Doctor Who Experience goodbye video
– Class officially cancelled
– Jodie Whittaker Rolling Stone interview
– Capaldi had auditioned for DS9
– Rachel Talalay auctioning off memorabilia for charity
– The Book of Whoniversal records due September 28
– RTD & James Goss interview podcast due September 28
– Doctor Who and the Krikketmen due January 18, 2018
– Steven’s c.1994 fan film Doctor Who titles
– Steven: Fun With Feedback 1
– Steven: Fun With Feedback 2

Second Chances:

– Tom Dickinson
– Smile

Category: EpisodesTags: Class, Deep Space Nine, Doctor Who Experience, Douglas Adams, Gallifrey One, James Goss, Jodie Whittaker, Merchandise, Peter Capaldi, Rachel Talalay, Rolling Stone Magazine, Russell T Davies, Second Chances, Simon Guerrier, Smile, star trek

2 Comments on “Radio Free Skaro #599 – Ashes to Ashes”

Neil Perryman
September 11, 2017

The Moon score (one of the best ever composed, btw) is by Clint Mansell, who used to be in Pop Will Eat Itself. Just so you know… 😉

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Pat Rice
September 12, 2017

About how old Bill is supposed to be: In “The Pyramid at the End of the World” , minute 5:54, Bill is outside the TARDIS and the Doctor is looking through his sunglasses at her voice: the screen shows the vitals for the person, Bill, on the other side: Age 26.

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