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Radio Free Skaro #788 – The Revolution Is Not Being Televised
It’s a grab bag of broadcast and streaming and televisual chicanery this week as the Three Who Rule ruminate about the imminent debut of BBC First, a new channel in Canada from BBC Studios, the return of BBC Three in the UK, the Shame… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #788 – The Revolution Is Not Being Televised”
Radio Free Skaro #775 – Organonic Chemistry
The countdown has begun for both an end to Our Year of Complete Garbage 2020 and “Revolution of the Daleks”, airing New Year’s Day and which apparently contains a new scene filmed in the aforementioned Year Of Badness. The New Year’s special will also… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #775 – Organonic Chemistry”
Radio Free Skaro #774 – The Pepsi Generation
With mere days before the Doctor, the fam, and Captain Jack square off against decidedly slim and stylish Daleks in “Revolution of the Daleks” on New Year’s Day, tweeting and audio seem to be the order of the day to fill the emptiness in… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #774 – The Pepsi Generation”
Radio Free Skaro #773 – Briggs & Stratton & Bates
With less than a month to go before Captain Jack, Chris Noth, an imprisoned Doctor and the (presumed) televisual splendor of “Revolution of the Daleks” hits our viewing screens, news of our favourite program is thin on the ground. Call it the calm after… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #773 – Briggs & Stratton & Bates”
Radio Free Skaro #767 – You Only Live Twice
It’s November 2020! And to celebrate(?), we have an episode full of Doctor Who news, Star Trek analysis, Sean Connery remembrance, and the main event, which is our Doctor Who Series 12 Commentary of “Fugitive of the Judoon”, with writer and TARBIS podcaster Connie… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #767 – You Only Live Twice”
Radio Free Skaro #766 – Thunderball
Halloween Tweetalongs, Big Finish First Doctor box sets, and Billie Piper appearing on David Tennant’s podcast mark another week in the Time of the Swarm, along with some musical educational content along the way from Segun Akinola in the form of a chat on… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #766 – Thunderball”
Radio Free Skaro #750 – Soon Be Middle Aged
Both America and Canada celebrated their birthdays this week, and Radio Free Skaro was there on July 1st via Twitter to highlight the Doctor Who accomplishments of some notable Canucks working in the Doctor Who trenches over the show’s 50-year history. In other news,… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #750 – Soon Be Middle Aged”
Radio Free Skaro #747 – Fun Space Time Box
Now that the Doctor Who tweetalongs are winding down, we’re back to the Time of (Almost) No News, which seems apt given the Cavalcade of Things occurring in the real world at the moment, but there’s some Steven Moffat bonus content in the form… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #747 – Fun Space Time Box”
Radio Free Skaro #746 – The Man Who Wasn’t There
Sometimes the world outside our Doctor Who fandom has to be accounted for and engaged with. We hope we can bring some levity to your week nonetheless, but we implore you to do your own reading, research and thinking. We also have a miniscope… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #746 – The Man Who Wasn’t There”
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Radio Free Skaro #777 – The Erato Adventures of Hercules
Posted on January 10, 2021 by Chris
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As we return to a Dearth of new Doctor Who here in the early days of 2021, we are forced to comfort ourselves with the cold logic of “Revolution of the Daleks” stats, as well as Big Finish’s exciting reveal of Christopher Eccleston’s audio… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #777 – The Erato Adventures of Hercules”
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