Doctor Who: The Whovian Review

Join us as we dive into this sandy, space-aged whodunit where cold, hard capitalism is pit against robotic humanity.

Join us as we review this fantastic story with great characters and plot,  while being only a tiny very bit racist :)

Who is the deadly assassin? Could it be the Doctor? Join us on Gallifrey as we investigate this gripping tale.

The TARDIS is hijacked by a time-walking Tharil, who takes it to the gateway to the past and future, just in case negative space wasn't sci-fi enough. Adric becomes useful, and the Doctor tackles slavery. We say goodbye to the goodest boy ever to roll across the TARDIS threshold (and also Romana). Plenty to enjoy in this latest episode of The Whovian Review.

The Doctor, Romana, K-9, and stowaway Adric encounter another crashed ship in e-space, but this one contains vampires and a swinging pendulum of oppression. Listen quickly before this episode decays alongside its subject matter.

The Whovian Review is back at AwesomeCon to reimagine Doctor Who through the scope of the Doctor as a villain. While the Doctor travels the universe with heroic intent, their actions tell a darker and more complex tale. Join us as we delve into the Doctor’s most villainous acts and elucidate the patterns of villainy that have been there all along.

Forget out of this world: this story is out of this universe! The Doctor, Romana, and K-9 are sucked into E-space (exo-space) where they face deadly mist and inadvertently recruit a teenager onto the TARDIS team.

Join us in our review of this story which answers the age-old question: what if the Doctor was imitated by a sentient cactus?

Googly eyed aliens posing as human assassin tradesmen who dont care about the life and death of inhabitants of the hive do not make for a very leisurely experience. The Doctor grows a beard, Romana is relegated to assistant to time experiments, K9 is destroyed by the ocean, and Argolis is a planet steeped in political intrigue. But what do we actually think of this 1980 story, the first one of the...

Soldeed steals the show when he becomes the most 'religious' leader in the history of the show. The Doctor and Romana, with the help of a certain robot dog, have to help a band of children sacrifices not become the sacrificed in this tale that includes the most pant ripping scene yet. Will we die of laughter in rating this story, or will we be scared out of our minds by the horrible Nimon?

Drug smuggling, monsters, a robot dog, and people getting high all make one wacky and zany story in the mythos that is Doctor Who. Will we get high off of our own laughter? 

Chock full of innuendos, but lacking in metal, the Doctor, Romana, and K9 traverse a dystopian, plant-based society. Will they be eaten by the creature from the pit? Only the stars can say.

The Whovian Review came to life a decade ago. Thank you to everyone who's been a part of making this podcast a reality! Join us as we take a look back over the past 10 years.

Michael, Shelby, and Colin are joined by Jeremy after his near-decade-long absence to delve into this brilliant story. Time and space are shredded and woven together into a tapestry of art theft, murder, science, and the whole of human history. 

Romana regenerates then encounters the daleks for the first time. Skaro is ravaged by a stalemated war against the Movellans. What destinies await them?

Our Fifth in this Series. What makes a whovian? Join us as we interview our own Michael about his lifelong journey of Doctor Who fandom!

Ace returns to her roots and follows them to another world ruled by cheetah people. Join us as we explore this Masterful finale of classic Doctor Who!

Haemavores and a Vicar, an "invalid" and his nurse, a Commander and a Captain, an Evil from the Dawn of Time and a Doctor. These elements are joined by Russians, bombs, a baby named Audrey, chess, guns, lots of water, and a very adult Ace. The penultimate classic tale is one for the history books as it takes place in 1940's England, but has twists and turns throughout.  

Ace rediscovers the nature of the horror she encountered in an old abandoned spooky house, but well before she even arrives to the house to begin with. The Doctor and Ace are thrown into mystery and intrigue when they land in the home of Gabriel Chase, who is not exactly who he seems to be. The house servants and maids are scared to be there, Chase's daughter seems to have lost her mind, Redvers F...

Camelot!!!!! Boom!!!! Ace and the Doctor stumble into an Arthurian plot where Ace is pursued by Mordred and Morgaine, and the Doctor is mistakenly identified as Merlin. Or is he?! Brigadier Bambera meets Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge Stewart, and all hell breaks loose when the Destroyer arrives, literally!

Episode 228: Clowns! Murderous clowns! And a ring master. And a glowing hole. So much to fear amidst carnival music. Don't you dare go to the Greatest Show in the Galaxy!

Rah Rah Rasputin meeting with the Doctor and team. Old friends, new regenerations; and a pleasant surprise to the end of the Chibnall era. Listen to what the Whovian Review crew has to say, and let us know your thoughts.

The Doctor, cybermen, neo-, and a sorceress all vie for control of powerful living metal in this surprisingly lackluster anniversary special.

Don't be a killjoy or the Kandyman will get you! Join us as we delve into this intriguing Doctor Who story that vilifies the pursuit of happiness.

The Doctor's song of ice and fire complete with dragon and literal cliffhanger. Ace bursts on the scene like Nitro 9 and Mel moves on to new adventures.