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Radio Free Skaro #990 – Borad Subsequent Moviefilm
It’s a banner weekend in Vancouver as one Taylor Swift graces Warren’s fair city with the final shows of the Eras Tour, and yet the Three Who Rule soldier on (and show just how out of touch they are) with talk of the new… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #990 – Borad Subsequent Moviefilm”
Radio Free Skaro #989 – Lombard Support
Steven is a special correspondent from Chicago TARDIS this week while Chris and Warren hold down their respective home forts in Edmonton and Vancouver to bring you news of Disney+ promoting Joy to the World(s), an onslaught of BBC Doctor Who programming around Xmas… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #989 – Lombard Support”
Radio Free Skaro #984 – Intellect and Nomance
It’s time for some overanalyzing, pondering and intellectual cogitating as the Three Who Rule examine the second anniversary of the Disney+ and Doctor Who agreement, as well as a fascinating survey from the UCLA (partially funded by Disney) of what teens are both watching… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #984 – Intellect and Nomance”
Radio Free Skaro #983 – Spherical Hieroglyphics
Controversy stalks the BBC as the question is asked: did they censor Ncuti Gatwa’s comments on The Graham Norton Show about a possible third season of New New Doctor Who? And the answer is…likely not. What is much more probable is the Three Who… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #983 – Spherical Hieroglyphics”
Radio Free Skaro #982 – A Gin-Fueled Tour of the Finer Salons
It’s a new and wonderful era as Fifteenth Doctor and Ruby Sunday action dollies are both announced and will trounce your bank account! That’s in addition to intrigue and mumblesuch on the set of the Graham Norton Show as insight-sharer Ncuti Gatwa mentions movement… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #982 – A Gin-Fueled Tour of the Finer Salons”
Radio Free Skaro #980 – Close To The Edit
It’s a banner day for filmic snipping enthusiasts as we have an exclusive (we emailed, he said yes) interview with film editor and 1960s Doctor Who alumnus Chris Hayden, who speaks with Steven about working on “Planet of Giants” and “The War Games”, hanging… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #980 – Close To The Edit”
Radio Free Skaro #977 – A Well Lit Tragedy
A Gallifrey One guest announcement tops the RFS headlines as Jenna Coleman aka Clara Oswald is set to arrive in Los Angeles this upcoming February! Plus Russell T Davies is in the latest SFX to explain how TV works to you nerds, so what… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #977 – A Well Lit Tragedy”
Radio Free Skaro #971 – The Theatre Kid of Nations
What do you do to follow up on a historically spectacular Olympics opening ceremony in Paris, France? Why, you head to San Diego Comic-Con where Ncuti Gatwa, Millie Gibson. and Russell T Davies kept a hall (H, in particular) enthralled with hints of the… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #971 – The Theatre Kid of Nations”
Radio Free Skaro #968 – We Are Going to Be Too Late Again
It’s time again for some televisual detective work as Tim Burrows of the Missing Episodes Podcast joins Steven for a fulsome discussion on the latest news in the ongoing search for lost Doctor Who episodes and the collectors hoarding, curating, and preserving them. Plus… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #968 – We Are Going to Be Too Late Again”
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Radio Free Skaro #987 – A Succulent Chinese Meal
Posted on November 17, 2024 by Chris
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It’s an exciting week for Doctor Who content as a new “Joy to the World” clip surfaced on Children in Need featuring snark, dinosaurs, and a Silurian in a briefcase along with a teaser from the episode’s writer, one Steven Moffat! Plus a “Coming… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #987 – A Succulent Chinese Meal”
Category: EpisodesTags: AMC, An Unearthly Child, Big Finish, Blake's 7, Bluesky, Children in Need, Colin Baker, Commentary, Disney+, Gallifrey One, Graham Kibble-White, Instagram, Joy to the World, Ncuti Gatwa, Sid Sutton, Steven Moffat, Threads, Vanity Fair