Tag: doctor who
Posted on October 26, 2014
by Steven
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<![CDATA[ “In the Forest Of The Night” already looks to be one of the most polarizing episodes of Series 8, and there’s no shortage of opinion on this week’s Radio Free Skaro to go around. Along with Steven and Warren, Nerdist wordsmith Kyle Anderson… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #445 – Can't See The Forest For The Trees”
Category: EpisodesTags: AMC, BBC America, BFI, Blu-ray, Character Options, City of Death, Dark Water, Death in Heaven, doctor who, Flatline, Frank Cottrell Boyce, In The Forest Of The Night, James Goss, Long Island Who, Massive Audio, Rachel Talalay, Series 8, Sheree Folkson, The Day of the Doctor, The Doctor and the Dalek, UK Drama
Posted on October 26, 2014
by Steven
3 Comments
“In the Forest Of The Night” already looks to be one of the most polarizing episodes of Series 8, and there’s no shortage of opinion on this week’s Radio Free Skaro to go around. Along with Steven and Warren, Nerdist wordsmith Kyle Anderson joined… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #445 – Can’t See The Forest For The Trees”
Category: EpisodesTags: AMC, BBC America, BFI, Blu-ray, Character Options, City of Death, Dark Water, Death in Heaven, doctor who, Flatline, Frank Cottrell Boyce, In The Forest Of The Night, James Goss, Long Island Who, Massive Audio, Rachel Talalay, Series 8, Sheree Folkson, The Day of the Doctor, The Doctor and the Dalek, UK Drama
Posted on October 19, 2014
by Chris
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<![CDATA[ Doctor Who is often at its best when it mixes domesticity with the fantastical, and the Jamie Mathieson penned, Douglas Mackinnon directed “Flatline” was no exception, if the rapturous reception (spoilers) of the Three Who Rule for this week’s episode is anything to… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #444 – Boneless Chicken Wings”
Category: EpisodesTags: An Adventure in Space and Time, BBC, Big Finish, Books, Colin Baker, Dark Water, doctor who, doctor who magazine, Fictitious Awards, Flatline, In The Forest Of The Night, Jamie Mathieson, Kill The Moon, Lalla Ward, Merchandise, Michael Hayes, MIPCOM, Miranda Raison, Mummy on the Orient Express, Peter Capaldi, Project Motormouth, Stats, Steven Moffat, Tom Spilsbury, Waris Hussein
Posted on October 12, 2014
by Chris
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<![CDATA[ Trains! Space! A mummy! Jelly babies! Foxes! All things in writer Jamie Mathieson’s “Mummy on the Orient Express,” this week’s episode of the obscure and not well regarded televisual program known as Doctor Who, and all subjects for debate for the Three Who… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #443 – Execute Order 66”
Category: EpisodesTags: Ben Wheatley, doctor who, Flatline, Foxes, In The Forest Of The Night, Jamie Mathieson, Kill The Moon, Merchandise, Mummy on the Orient Express, Phil Ford, Stats, Titan Comics
Posted on October 6, 2014
by Chris
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This is the moment I say “mea culpa” to everyone in the world. I completely, utterly, and totally didn’t pick up on something that was about as obvious and on the nose as anything that’s been on television in…ever. This weekend’s Doctor Who episode,… Continue Reading “The Troubling (Not At All) Subtle Subtext of “Kill the Moon,” by Kyle Anderson.”
Posted on October 6, 2014
by Chris
24 Comments
<![CDATA[ This is the moment I say “mea culpa” to everyone in the world. I completely, utterly, and totally didn’t pick up on something that was about as obvious and on the nose as anything that’s been on television in…ever. This weekend’s Doctor Who… Continue Reading “The Troubling (Not At All) Subtle Subtext of "Kill the Moon," by Kyle Anderson.”
Posted on October 5, 2014
by Chris
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<![CDATA[ “Kill the Moon,” this week’s episode of Doctor Who, has proven to be one of the most divisive in recent memory, with fandom loving it or despising it but certainly not dismissing it. Was it the “game changer” showrunner Steven Moffat made it… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #442 – Through The Thick And Thin”
Category: EpisodesTags: BBC, Big Finish, Christmas Special, doctor who, Doctor Who Experience, Edmonton Expo, Flatline, Gallifrey One, Kill The Moon, Lalla Ward, Maggie Stables, Minister of Chance, Obituary, Phil Ford, Retro TV, Stats, The Carekater, The Mind of Evil, The Mummy on the Orient Express, Time Heist, Who Party Toronto
Posted on September 28, 2014
by Chris
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<![CDATA[ When we found out that Gareth Roberts was the scribe behind “The Caretaker,” we all expected a rompity-romp-romp, much like “The Lodger” and “Closing Time.” And while this story did have rompy moments, it was also funny, touching and filled with nice character… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #441 – Officer's Mess”
Category: EpisodesTags: BBC, doctor who, Edmonton Expo, Erika Ensign, Graham Norton, Katy Manning, Kill The Moon, Listen, Merchandise, Mummy on the Orient Express, NYCC, Peter Capaldi, Sara Ellen, Seasons of War, Series 8, Shane Turgeon, Stats, The Caretaker, Time Heist
Posted on September 28, 2014
by Chris
13 Comments
When we found out that Gareth Roberts was the scribe behind “The Caretaker,” we all expected a rompity-romp-romp, much like “The Lodger” and “Closing Time.” And while this story did have rompy moments, it was also funny, touching and filled with nice character touches… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #441 – Officer’s Mess”
Category: EpisodesTags: BBC, doctor who, Edmonton Expo, Erika Ensign, Graham Norton, Katy Manning, Kill The Moon, Listen, Merchandise, Mummy on the Orient Express, NYCC, Peter Capaldi, Sara Ellen, Seasons of War, Series 8, Shane Turgeon, Stats, The Caretaker, Time Heist
Posted on September 21, 2014
by Chris
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<![CDATA[ The beauty of Doctor Who is that it can be any story, anywhere and anywhen…and yet inexplicably there’s never really been a heist episode. Well, no longer! “Time Heist,” by writer Steve Thompson of “Curse of the Black Spot” and “Journey to the… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #440 – All Hail The Great Architect”
Category: EpisodesTags: Angus Lennie, Big Finish, Christmas Special, doctor who, DVD, Ghost Light, Interview, Janet Fielding, Kill The Moon, Listen, Mark Ayres, Mark Strickson, Merchandise, Obituary, Peter Davison, Peter Harness, Sarah Sutton, The Caretaker, Time Heist