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Doctor Who Podcast by Eric Grissom and Dan Johnson reviewing the classic era. That’s right, this is the good stuff. Hartnell, Troughton, Pertwee, Baker, Davison, the other Baker, and McCoy. Maybe even McGann. Some say they do it because they ran over a magical drifter who cursed them. Others claim the show was willed to them by their long-lost British “Uncle”. Whatever the reason, the one thing you can count on is these two Americans really love Doctor Who.
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Dan and Eric are back at it with another Big Finish review. We're jumping into part 2 of the Big Finish epic: Sontarans vs. the Rutans. Let us know what YOU thought of the story in the comments. Like, subscribe, get the face tattoo.
Dan and Eric spend 40 minutes talking to Conrad Westmaas about C'rizz, the Horror of Fang Rock, The Battle of Giant's Causeway, voice acting, and more. #doctorwho #bigfinish #SontaransVsRutans #TheBattleOfGiantsCauseway Want to get in touch? Write us at theOldDoctorWhoShow[at]gmail.com
Dan and Eric grab their headphones and review (spoilers abound!) the first part of the Big Finish epic: Sontarans vs. the Rutans, The Battle of Giant's Causeway. What did you think of the story? Let us know in the comments. Like, subscribe, get the face tattoo. 01:45 : We're back on our Mrs. Flood / Sibling theory 07:25 Our Review (spoilers abound)
What did we think of the 2023 Doctor Who Christmas Special? What did we think of the new Doctor? Why are you reading this? Hit play already! rest in peace, Richard Franklin. 1936-2023. P. S. We ran into a copyright issue around our theme, so excuse the music jump while we come up with an alternative.
It's the end of the fourteenth doctor... or is it the tenth doctor... are we counting the war doctor? Watch Dan and Eric discuss their immediate reactions to the third 60th Anniversary Special THE GIGGLE. Plus our thoughts on the new doctor and more.
For some reason, Eric and Dan are continuing their video hijinks, but that doesn’t mean you audio-only folks should miss out on our gushing, unending praise for David Tennant and Catherine Tate. We discuss the second 60th anniversary special, and Dan has a big ol’ mea culpa.
Dan and Eric jump into video… but you are gonna get audio because you’re old school. Man, I had so much trouble editing this and getting it to work I don’t have things like outro music anymore. Oh well. We are gonna review the 60th anniversary.
Dan and Eric arrive at the end of the Dreaming and they can't find the car keys. Outro Music: “Don’t Dream it’s Over” performed by Flock of Dimes.
Dan and Eric review the penultimate episode of SANDMAN, but will Eric have enough time to write the podcast description?Outro Music: “Ted, Just Admin it” by Jane’s Addiction
Dan and Eric talk a stroll through the back alleys of your dreams in order to discuss the eigth episode the THE SANDMAN. This time a house will be played.
Dan and Eric are back in the Dreaming ready to review another episode. We cover both the comics and the show so spoilers abound.Outro Music: “House of Dolls” by The Chromatics
Dan and Eric are back to break hearts and talk about Death. Won't you join us? IT's our review of THE SANDMAN episode, "The Sound of Her Wings"Outro Music: “Who Wants to Live Forever” by Queen
Dan and Eric are back to talk about how well The Sandman episode "24/7", and the comics it was based on. "Twenty Four Hours," and "Sound and Fury."Outro Music: Twenty Four Hours by Joy Division
Dan and Eric are back and this time they don't agree on everything. It's our review of the fourth episode of The Sandman, A Hope in Hell.Outro Music: “Straight to Hell” by The Clash
Dan and Eric are back just in time to talk about birds and the voice-overs that love them. It's our review of the Sandman episode: Dream a Little Dream of Me. I am a little suprised I did not make a Corey and Corey reference.
Dan and Eric commit to the unthinkable: doing another dumb podcast. This time they'll be reviewing something new for a change. The Sandman show. It's our review of epsiode 2, "Imperfect Hosts"
Dan and Eric, hosts of the legendary THE OLD DOCTOR WHO SHOW, do what their parents said would never happen: they start another podcast. In Your Face, Dad! (#RIP). This is a reprise of a previous review from TODWS Ep. 133.
Dan and Eric's slow march to the edge of the abyss is here! It's the final episode of The Old Doctor Who Show. Watch as they say goodbye after eight years of reviews and mayhem. Recorded live.Outro Music: “Careless Whisper” by George Michael
Dan and Eric explore the depths of your heart.Outro Music: Sealab 2021 Theme by Calamine
Dan and Eric cheat death once again as they suffer the slings and arrows of the classic Doctor Who story Moonbase. Come on by and say hello as this duo extend their farewell tour.
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I know this is Mad, but imagine an alternative universe where the Master, not The Doctor is the central character seeing things from HIS point of View... where The Tardis is rightfully HIS property (was Mathew Jacobs referencing the original lore that the Tardis was stolen ANYWAY- but it was stolen from the Master?) the Doctor is a Half-Human, mixed blood "mongrel" who has "poisoned" the Tardis "against him", and he was unfairly and cruelly persecuted by his former employers The Daleks? I'm aware that the story starts with the Doctor's "internal monologue"- but The Master is already on board in his translucent snake form, and his IS capable of being telepathic- (profoundly so according to The Doctor in Logopolis) and privy to the Doctor's thoughts. I'm not really seriously suggesting it, I'm not even sure it SOLVES anything- except for the TV MOVIE being an inaccurate version of details and events told from the point of veiw of an unreliable narrator- but I am going to bear this idea
it's pronounced "Deeeeeev sham" if you actually watch the show and listen, you'll hear it pronounced many times
yeah that "Tom Holland" April fools story was a proposed "reboot"- so I was kind of going THERE with it.. PP.
(Here's the email I sent in if as anybody wants to read it) "The Invisible Enemy" has taken a lot of criticism, and rightly so, as it is quite preposterous. But I DEARLY love it. This is partly because I saw it on transmission at 7 yrs old (which is absolutely the best way to watch ANY Doctor Who in my opinion) and because "7 yr old" me got - Tom Baker !! Space Stations and Star Ships!! an unprecedented amount of ambitious laser gun battles!! incredibly striking science fiction ideas! (albeit at the expense of scientific accuracy and even it's own consistency..) and of course- the unforgettable- K9!!! (Hooray!!!) That's leaving out- sentient space viruses, the whole "Doctor Who wandering around his own brain" Fantastic Voyage bit- and the *ALWAYS* terrific Louise Jameison (who is in MY opinion THE single most impressive technically profficient REGULAR supporting actor in Doctor Who....) The crimes against science and plot consistency are admittedly hard to ignore- from "
Guys on expectation you will read this out but I did draft this after you speculated on the Tom/Lalla Tryst & subsequent affair of season 17 & it's affect on their working relationship. I've fixed it again for syntax errors if you WANT to read it. Thanks P. On the subject of the Tom/LALLA feud mentioned in the show- To the best of my fannish knowledge I've aquired over the years, mainly from LALLA WARD interviews in Dr who magazine and reference books- Tom & Lalla had a fling in Paris during City Of Death, Lalla later questioning the wisdom of getting involved with the shows star & I think calling it off around the time season 17 wrapped. Tom Baker took this badly & made her "pay" for most of season 18 until she relented to keep the peace. They got married sometime after season 18 finished but as we all know it didn't last. As wonderful as Tom Baker is as an actor he wasn't really his "best self" by this point, being a HUGE TV star. You have to remember he was conceivably the most f
here is full length version of my email to Dan and Eric about TARDIS NAVIGATION in the series Dear GuysI I don't think you're going to be able to read all this on the show. I've put the bits that you might want to in bold. Take a deep breath And forgive me PAUL PARANOID-------------------------------- You were asking about the TARDIS not being able to make short jumps in the black and white era of Doctor Who Obviously in the first decade of the show the TARDIS served as a story device in much the same way as "The Time Tunnel" does in its eponymous series, or the Alternative History portal in the TV series "Sliders" did to get regular characters to a new location/story scenario. Anyway as we're all aware TARDIS navigation DID improve, and certainly by The Invisible Enemy (1977) the TARDIS is a steerable vehicle with great accuracy. (the doctor may have been cheating and using the infamous 'fast return switch' to flip flop between Titan and the Asteroid medical lab in The Invisible Enemy
Imagine of the Gilbert Godfrey https://youtu.be/zs8nzDrfcn8
warriors of the deep,has the biggest Dr Who Fail in it of all time the Mryka who one character appears to attempt to engage in with Karate KARATE see also the Snake in kinda and the Rat in Talons of Weng Chiang