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Radio Free Skaro #834 – Hooray for Everything
This week the Three Who Rule has a grab bag of news including movement afoot on the upcoming RTD2 era, fan silliness as David Tennant is floated as the new Doctor for the umpteenth time to Warren’s monumental umbrage, Season 22 detective work by… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #834 – Hooray for Everything”
Radio Free Skaro #833 – Working for the Weekend
It’s been a whiplash week of MRAHH BUSINESS news as BBC America is allegedly pulling out of Doctor Who missing episodes animation, Nadine Dorries threatens to end the license fee and thus doom the BBC, and Jo Martin gets her own Doctor Who comic… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #833 – Working for the Weekend”
Radio Free Skaro #830 – The Clanging Chimes of Doom
A happy Christmas to all of you at home! It’s Christmas 2021, and thanks to the circumstances of the world, it may well be going off the rails for you! So let’s sit back, set the year-o-meter to 2005, and watch along with us… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #830 – The Clanging Chimes of Doom”
Radio Free Skaro #819 – So Glad We Can Finally Talk About This
Our long international nightmare is over, sort of, as we finally have an airdate for the premiere of Doctor Who: Flux of Halloween night (in the UK) though a new trailer remains elusive. What is omnipresent is our (mostly Steven’s) utter rage at the… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #819 – So Glad We Can Finally Talk About This”
Radio Free Skaro #818 – Name Walrus Face
It’s been a week since the surprise announcement that Russell T Davies is returning to our favourite televisual drama, and yet there is nothing in the way of Series 13 teasing to satiate our base desires for more Who. Nothing, that is, except the… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #818 – Name Walrus Face”
Radio Free Skaro #814 – Kill Me On A Monday
This week on the show, put your Sherlock (and definitely not #superwholock) hats on because there are new clues in the decreasingly cryptic Doctor Who ARG for you to peruse, and a possible leak about what the next Classic Collection Blu-ray release will be?… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #814 – Kill Me On A Monday”
Radio Free Skaro #813 – Tuberculocusts
As we wait for both a new series of Doctor Who (and, indeed, a new showrunner and new Doctor), let us instead keep you occupied with talk of conventions during the Time of COVID, a deep dive into the Timelash looking back at many… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #813 – Tuberculocusts”
Radio Free Skaro #812 – Consonantal Driftwood
This week we’ve got more mystery clues for you to peruse, Big Finish art and releases to amuse and a clikbait article about possible future showrunners that will at best bemuse. There’s also talk of current showrunner Chris Chibnall’s message in the latest Doctor… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #812 – Consonantal Driftwood”
Radio Free Skaro #810 – The Tiffany Network
In the wake of Jodie Whittaker and Chris Chibnall’s mutual decision to leave the good ship Doctor Who we have precisely the sort of pointless speculation, cogitation and puffery you’d expect from three fans with nothing but wisps of info to grasp to, along with… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #810 – The Tiffany Network”
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Radio Free Skaro #835 – Diamonds are Forever
Posted on January 30, 2022 by Chris
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The rumours of The Return of Tennant strengthen and grow, driving at least two of the RFS-ians into states of pearl-clutching cold sweats and another into cautious optimism. Guess which ones! Plus we have news of Jodie Whittaker’s regeneration scene, the Gallifrey One schedule… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #835 – Diamonds are Forever”
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