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Radio Free Skaro #500 – Hither and Thither

Posted on November 1, 2015 by Chris

<![CDATA[ THIS…IS…ENGLAND! At least it is for Steven, Warren, and Erika, who with the help of the lovely Simon Harries are currently wandering around Albion, fighting dinosaurs, ATMOS, Autons and jet lag as they drool like wide-eyed schoolchildren at famous sights and the drearily… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #500 – Hither and Thither”

Category: EpisodesTags: Alex Kingston, Big Finish, Catherine Tate, Chicago TARDIS, Daphne Ashbrook, david tennant, Ian McNiece, Long Island Who, Matthew Jacobs, Merchandise, Series 10, Steven Moffat, The Girl Who Died, The Underwater Menace, The Woman Who Lived, The Zygon Invasion, Titan Comics

Radio Free Skaro #496 – The Underwater Menace

Posted on October 4, 2015 by Chris

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<![CDATA[ Doctor Who dives beneath the waves for “Under the Lake,” a base under siege story with ghosts, flash cards and British Sign Language….but what did Steven, Warren and Chris think of the first part of this soggy saga? More to the point, what… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #496 – The Underwater Menace”

Category: EpisodesTags: BBC Three, Class, Daphne Ashbrook, DVD, Edmonton Expo, Ian McNiece, Jenna Coleman, lego, LI Who, Stats, The Doctor Puppet, The Magician's Apprentice, The Witch's Familiar, Under The Lake

From The Vault: Chicago TARDIS Panels 2012-2014

Posted on January 27, 2015 by Steven

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<![CDATA[SpaceGypsies is comprised of a team of people who have provided video of several panels from many different conventions since 2009, including Dragon*Con and Chicago TARDIS. Some of these panels have been moderated by our own Steven Schapansky! Some of these interviews have appeared… Continue Reading “From The Vault: Chicago TARDIS Panels 2012-2014”

Category: Chicago TARDISTags: Annette Badland, Billie Piper, Chicago TARDIS, Colin Spaull, Dan Starkey, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Freema Agyeman, Ian McNiece, Interviews, Joseph Darcey-Alden, Michael Jayston, Nicholas Briggs, Nina Toussaint-White, Noel Clarke, Simon Fisher-Becker, Sonita Henry, Terry Molloy