<![CDATA[For those who missed it, here's a short new trailer from the BBC promoting The Hungry Earth, which airs Saturday, May 22 at 6:15 PM:
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Given the mixed reactions that The Three Who Rule have had about past attempts of surrealism in Doctor Who, one wouldn’t expect the latest noodle-scratcher to be an episode for them to agree on. But that’s just what “Amy’s Choice” was, a daring and bold step into a world of dreams featuring pregnant Amys, awkward Doctors, and rampant elder abuse. Really, what’s not to love? And there wasn’t even one hint of The Valeyard making a return appearance. Or was there….? |
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On the latest SPACE Podcast, the Three Who Rule give their thoughts on the first half of the Weeping Angels duology, “The Time of Angels”.
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Vampires! Venice! Fish people! Disagreement! While two of the Three Who Rule were less than blown away by the latest historical romp, “The Vampires of Venice”, with little else to discuss during this slow news week it was that or stats. Which were also discussed. Harrumph. |
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Nearly three weeks since their first review of the new series episode Victory of the Daleks, the Three Who Rule offer their truncated take on this much maligned story for the SPACE Podcast. Could their feelings towards the episode have actually changed for the better, or have they soured on it even more?
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The latest Doctor Who related event at Waterstones in Lakeside, Thurrock, took place this past April 24 where actor/writer/Voice of the Daleks himself, Nick Briggs, appeared to sign copies of his new Big Finish audio play, “Sherlock Holmes: The Speckled Band”. Tony Gallichan and Professor Dave provided this report from the event, including an interview with Nick, who also provided an excerpt from “The Speckled Bird”. Enjoy!
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Check out the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance site to find a glorious smattering of Doctor Who podcasts (including Radio Free Skaro) that will no doubt educate and entertain you. |
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The Two Who Rule (Chris was consumed by a Weeping Angel and sent back in time to 1973) were effusive in their praise of one of the best episodes not only of this season but of Doctor Who’s storied history, lauding both Matt Smith for his great performance and Steven Moffat for one of the scariest episodes in recent memory. Without Chris, the Two Who Rule were unable to effectively slag RTD (though they tried) or dismiss David Tennant’s contributions to the program (perish the thought!) though they did their best to not slip into a coma while discussing ratings. Allons-onimo! |
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<![CDATA[Steven Moffat appeared at the SPACE Series 5 premiere live via Skype, and the segment has finally aired. We present it to you here for your enjoyment:
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The Three Who Rule begin a stretch on the SPACE podcast doing what they love best – reviewing new Doctor Who episodes! On this week’s installment, they give their thoughts on Episode 1 of the new series, The Eleventh Hour, which premiered in North America on SPACE and BBC America on April 17.