Doctor Who is back on Christmas day in 2006. Catherine Tate joins David Tennant for this episode and James joins Mark and Sarah to discuss this story. We talk TARDIS lighting, locations, Doctor Who Exhibitions and Doctor Who in America amongst many things in this bumper episode.
This week we're covering the last two episodes of Torchwood series 1. It's a sort of two parter, with the creepy Bilis Manger in two timezones, who should be second in command of Torchwood? And does this finale end a little bit too quickly...
Owen is going through his emo phase, Tosh gets the AI powered up and Gwen takes pizza to work (after drugging Rhys) Just a normal day at Torchwood then.
Three people come through the rift from the 1950's and Torchwood is there to take them to a hostel right away and then to Asda. In this episode we talk the Millennium Stadium, Boxing Day coaches and Owen's flat.
It's a bit of a 'Torchwood Lite' episode this week as we follow normal guy Eugene and his interactions with Gwen. We talk Cardiff Museum, a new VHS Guy and the harsh little brother.
Suzie is back and we're excited to see her. There's chat about some of the latest Who news before discussing this weeks episode. We chat ISBN, script ambition, out of date sunglasses and gauge Gwen's annoyingness level.
She's a sad character with a sad life. It can only be the Tosh focused episode Greeks Bearing Gifts. This week we're joined by Luke to discuss Eggcups, Gwen's Pay and Ladies Night at Fat Cats....
Time to head out to Bannau Brycheiniog for some fresh air, big tents and awkward neck stroking. Torchwood goes full horror this week, and that's not just Gwen and Owen's sexy moments.
There are evil fairies at the bottom of the garden in this week's Torchwood. Gwen continues to be useless, we find out a bit more about Jack's past and we ask who organises a 5 year barbecue on a weekday afternoon?
This week the Hub has been taken over by a Cyberwoman. We talk heels, body horror, pizza delivery and a day in the life of Gareth David-Lloyd.
This week on Torchwood, there are visions of the past, Owen gets more to do and there's some pointless gun training. Also we start to question what skills does Gwen actually bring?
It's Gwen's first proper day on the job, so make sure you've got your pump & hump and you're in the right Cardiff bar and join us to discuss the much divisive Day One. Mark also opens up a very exciting Torchwood file...
We've reached spin off Torchwood in our watch and this is where everything changes - or does it? This first episode we follow PC Gwen Cooper finding out about Torchwood and Aliens, it's a little bit like Rose and according to Sarah, like Hollyoaks...
Take your seats at Pete Tylers house for our celebration of Doctor Who Series 2.
It's the season finale. Mark shares some stories from around the time of this being on TV. Sarah is pleasantly surprised by some returnees, Torchwood is finally revealed and of course theres lots of discussion on Rose being left behind - should she just be grateful she's not in hell?
Another episode with not a great reputation in fandom, but will we be more optimistic with Sarah's love of 2012. We also discuss children drawing on things. ✏️
It's a divisive episode and we watched together in person this time. The first proper Doctor lite episode certainly gives us something different. We also have a bit of a throwback chat discussing a 60's story that we re-watched...
A fan favourite two parter this week, introducing us to the Ood, giving us some scary Toby moments and another Demon.
It's back to the 50's for this Mark Gatiss penned episode. The Coronation of the Queen is the background for this face stealing story, but is this just a filler episode?
The Cybermen make this comeback in this two parter directed by returning classic director Grahame Harper. We talk locations, Ricky & Jake, very welsh Angela and juxtaposing music choices.