Radio Free Skaro #993 – The Hotel at the End of the Universe
It’s the annual tradition of our Radio Free Skaro livestream with Steven, Warren, and special guest Kyle Anderson as they look at “Joy to the World,” the latest traditional Xmas special written by Steven Moffat, along with a tsunami of other Doctor Who content including the Doctor Who Proms, behind the scenes fun like Unleashed and The War Games in Colour! Also, Thrill to fulsome praise of The Space Pirates, and less enthusiastic about The Savages, which has nothing to do with any of the above!
Links:
- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
- “Joy to the World” Review
- Doctor Who Season 2 Teaser
- Doctor Who Season 2: First Look
- Everything We Know About Doctor Who Season 2
- Doctor Who Unleashed: Joy to the World
- Doctor Who overnight viewing figures on BBC One – 4.11m, 6th for the day
- “The War Games” in Colour review
- The War Games in Colour available for pre-order in the UK
- Doctor Who at the BBC Proms review
- Toby Hadoke’s Absent Friends goes out December 29 at 4:45pm
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Still my all time fave podcast and loved getting to listen to your thoughts asap. One thing I just wanted to say: Joy only knows him for a short time as her non-transformed state, but the performance and context of that final scene make it very clear that she now knows way more about him than she did pre-star. She can feel all those future observances (pre-ja-vu style) of him with a kind of omnipotence that few beings in the universe have, and she’s talking with certainty not hope about her star-firm and how she will distantly help and observe. So it was frustrating to hear that part called unconvincing when it just wasn’t being fully thought through in terms of all the context of that moment. Ok, I feel better for getting that off my chest 🙂 Thanks for another year of your ever-dependable company in times good and bad. And happy new year when it comes…