Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless Cutaway

T minus 8 days until The Eleventh Hour . In preparation for  Matt Smith 's opening story  The Eleventh Hour  premiering on the BBC, here is a re-release our condensed  Minute Waters of Mars (review) from the Sci-Fi Party Line vault. The full SFPL WoM review can be heard here . Next Friday (4/2) we should be posting our follow-up abbreviated Too Minute End of Time review. And if all goes well we sh...

And now for something completely different... Welcome to this, the first Mostly Harmless Cutaway .  Like the rest of the universe it was created with more of a whimper than a bang really. What? This wasn't what you signed up for? This isn't your beloved Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse ? Firstly, DON'T PANIC . Secondly, note the title: "Mosty" - "Harmless" - "Cutaway." We thought it a very apt n...

The Da Vinci Code was quite popular at the time this entry was originally produced. What a preposterous work of fiction that was. It's rather more interesting to note the Doctor's role in the production of the mulitple [authentic] copies of this noteworthy work of art. What? You weren't aware the painting hanging in the Louvre is a copy? Listen on weary traveller... We now present to you our 4th e...

Moving right along in our revisting vintage Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse , we arrive at the subject of Plastic People . It should be noted that not all plastic people are made of plastic , sometimes they're made of sheep... Reaching back in time, we present to you our 3rd entry originally produced August 5, 2006. Look for HHG2W #4 The Mona Lisa to appear on this feed approximately February 1...

Finally... A better representation of what we do here at the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse , that is we ineptly try to explain common terms found in the Doctor Who universe that any time tot could probably expertly explain to you in half the time. A chameleon circuit is not quite the easiest thing to explain. By the very nature of the beast it can appear in the guise of many countless differe...

Once upon a time on July 20, 2006 an awkward, wheezy little child named Douglas was born. This is not his story. Rather, we shall deal with a most unearthly podcast that was also born on the same day. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse is just what it appears to be... A satirical blatant rip-off of a much more successful publication/volume/franchise , but we shan't trouble ourselves with that...

An Introduction to this feed: Because we know almost no one will read the opening statement posted on the website, we are now proud to present essentially the very same statement, only this time in audio form. Once again thanks to Louis (@ LouisTrapani / @ Podshock ), Cat (@ fancyfembot / @ SciFiPartyLine ), and Nat (@ thirtysix / @ BridgingTheRift ) for all your guidance, inspiration, and encoura...

Oh my, how did this happen? The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse had it's origins way back in 2006 when I was trying to come up with a way to participate in my 1st & favorite podcast of the time Doctor Who: Podshock . I made a few initial entries before the rest of my life caught up with me. Thus began a production hiatus that lasted until 2009. I was out of the "game" so to speak because I was...