Posted on December 6, 2015
by Chris
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<![CDATA[ Series 9 is over….and what a way to go! Time Lords, Clara, Me, hybrids, mythology, mystery and a certain retro time machine make for some delicious Feels Gumbo on this week’s Radio Free Skaro. From Rachel Talalay’s fine direction to subtle performances from… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #505 – The Restaurant at the End of the Universe”
Category: EpisodesTags: DVD, Face the Raven, Funko Pop, Heaven Sent, Hell Bent, Hot Topic, Merchandise, Peter Jackson, Series 9, The Husbands of River Song, The Underwater Menace, video games
Posted on August 25, 2013
by Chris
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<![CDATA[http://widgets.getglue.com/checkin.js The Three Who Rule welcome back our very good friend Chip from the Two-minute Time Lord podcast as we all talk over Neil Gaiman’s most recent Doctor Who effort, Nightmare in Silver. Has some time and distance since the story’s initial broadcast allowed… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #381 – Silver Fox”
Category: EpisodesTags: BBC Proms, BFI, Big Finish, Christopher Eccleston, Commentary, doctor who magazine, Edinburgh TV Festival, Guinness Book of World Records, John Hurt, Matt Smith, Merchandise, Neil Gaiman, Nightmare in Silver, Paul McGann, Peter Capaldi, Peter Jackson, Russell T Davies, Steven Moffat, Two Minute Time Lord, William Hartnell
Radio Free Skaro #381 – Silver Fox
Posted on August 25, 2013 by Chris
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<![CDATA[http://widgets.getglue.com/checkin.js The Three Who Rule welcome back our very good friend Chip from the Two-minute Time Lord podcast as we all talk over Neil Gaiman’s most recent Doctor Who effort, Nightmare in Silver. Has some time and distance since the story’s initial broadcast allowed… Continue Reading “Radio Free Skaro #381 – Silver Fox”
Category: EpisodesTags: BBC Proms, BFI, Big Finish, Christopher Eccleston, Commentary, doctor who magazine, Edinburgh TV Festival, Guinness Book of World Records, John Hurt, Matt Smith, Merchandise, Neil Gaiman, Nightmare in Silver, Paul McGann, Peter Capaldi, Peter Jackson, Russell T Davies, Steven Moffat, Two Minute Time Lord, William Hartnell