Radio Free Skaro #693 – Love’s Labour’s Won

Posted on June 16, 2019 by Chris

As we creep ever closer to the Time of New Doctor Who (aka Series 12), there is rumour and mumblesuch about actors and directors involved in Series 12. Also, scrappy upstart Pluto TV is showing some Classic Who in North America, VR things are happening, new(ish) dollies ad Big Finish and our latest Miniscope, featuring writer Gareth Roberts. We concentrated on Roberts writing contributions for both parts of the Miniscope, but we would be remiss to ignore the controversy surrounding Roberts’ views on trans people. As such, if you feel you shouldn’t listen, we completely understand.

Links:

– Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon!
– Gallifrey One 2020 tickets still on sale
– Series 12 director and actors revealed?
– PlutoTV begins broadcasting Classic Doctor Who
– Edge of Time VR shown at E3
– New Character Options range announced for B&M
– Thirteenth Doctor enamel pin
– Big Finish The Time War 3 features The Valeyard
– Doctor Who Magazine Doctor Who Companion – The Twelfth Doctor Part One
– Doctor Who won a Rockie award
– Doctor Who put forward for 9 Emmy categories
– Long Island Doctor Who event this fall

Miniscope:

– Gareth Roberts
– The Shakespeare Code
– The Unicorn and the Wasp
– Planet of the Dead

Category: EpisodesTags: Anjli Mohindra, Big Finish, Boxlunch, Character Options, Classic Doctor Who, doctor who magazine, E3, Fictitious Awards, Gallifrey One, Gareth Roberts, LI Who, Merchandise, Michael Jayston, Miniscope, Nida Manzoor, Planet of the Dead, Pluto TV, Series 12, The Shakespeare Code, The Unicorn and the Wasp

One Comment on “Radio Free Skaro #693 – Love’s Labour’s Won”

Paul Peart Smith
June 25, 2019

Hey guys,
Love the show, but the next time you decide to call an real anti war, anti racist campaigner of 40 years standing “ a possible antisemite” you can consider me an ex listener. You probably don’t care enough about British politics to do your research as to why Corbyn is smeared so ferociously, so please don’t enter into it, even in joke. Love Invasion of the Dinosaurs, don’t like ignorant takes which add to the propaganda. Yours sincerely Paul

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