The Dirty WHOers Doctor Who Podcast

And lo it came to pass, in a flurry of (almost) competent podcasting activity, we did turn our attention to 'Dalek' from Christopher Eccleston's much under-rated tenure as the Doctor back in 2005.

Usual four with the usual dose of fanatical fan bigotry. This time reviewing last year's Christmas Special, 'The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe,' with Sputters and Lightfoot on the edit.

Courtesy of Fuchia's microphone and the Prof's dogged editing talents, our resident pixie cuddles up on a sofa (literally) with Frazer Hines, Lisa Bowerman, and that splendid Hadoke bloke.

Ding dong merrily, we're high, la la la la la la laaaaa... Cobbling the last of the year's interviews together. Nick Briggs and writer John Dorney talk (mostly) about Tom Baker and Big Finish for 2012.

This week, we step back to 1974. A time of innocence, Watergate, the Godfather Pt. 2, when you could get 2 MoJo's for 1/2 a penny and large nostrilled hallucinations terrorized the streets of Old London Town.

Our one-off Nicholas Courtney tribute special, with the usual muppets plus contributions c/o Tim Drury, Graham Harper, Rob Sherman, Nev Fountain, Nick Briggs, and Frazer Hines.

Here's our 2-in-1 rantings on 'Closing Time' and 'The Wedding of River Song' with our very special guest, Nancy from Happiness Patrol. Thanks to The Prof, as usual, and everyone out there for waiting.

We raise our glasses to a couple of Moffat's from the latest season and argue and nit-pick our way through 'The Girl Who Waited' and 'The God Complex.' Plus, at Whooverville, we talked to Sarah Sutton about wine and Jaffa Cakes.

Brace yourself and bite down hard on something. 2 in 1. A mish-mash ramble about 'Let's Kill Hitler' and 'Night Terrors.' Bear with it; it settles down once we finally get it out of (and a drink into) our system.

This is what happens when the lunatics run the asylum. We asked our Facebook Page which episode we should review, and they chose 'Pyramids of Mars.' Being his favorite, Sputters got a bit excited.

It's been a while in the making, and it's a big one (ooo, er, Mrs.), but here's our Elizabeth Sladen tribute episode - with contributions from Dirty WHOers listeners and assorted Who peeps. This ones' from the heart.

We review 'A Good Man Goes to War'.  Did he rise and fall as much as Mr. Moffat would have us believe? Was the big reveal a big reveal at all? Was it the satisfying climax we'd all cough up the dollars for?

Double episodes. Double the Doctor. Double the conspiracy theories. Double the measures of spirits. Three drunks and the designated Pixie chew the podcasting fat over all things Flesh.

Fuschia attacked fellow Whovian Tony Lee with a microphone at MCM Expo, the big comic con down in London. Here are his death cries. Nice bloke. Great writer. Shame really.

We argue and nit-pick our way through 'The Curse of the Black Spot', and froth on about 'The Doctors Wife'. After a masterful edit c/o The Prof we almost sound sober. We don't know how he did it.

Sen, Sputters, Lightfoot, and Fuschia review the latest offerings of Auntie Beeb, 'Impossible Astronaut' and 'Day of the Moon.' Grab your favorite tipple, run a nice hot bath, and join in us our non-sequential meanderings.

A somber week for Doctor Who. We slur our way through our review of Blink [2007], but we've cut this one short. Our trademark flippancy just didn't seem funny, given the news this week. Please listen to the end.

A random selection ℅ The Wheel of Who, The Master's first outing 'Terror of the Autons.' Gin was spilled, and Sen goes off on a bit of diversion, but mostly we stick to the plot.

Brace for festive profanity, bigotry, Krap Daleks ™, and the usual pointless 30 minutes of arguments and cocktail abuse. Also, a look at the new trailer. Enjoy, get out more, don't forget to phone your mum, and don't take everything too seriously.

The last of our Christmas interviews, with Nick (Big Finish) Briggs talking Holmes, dream projects, kids, audio commentaries, politics, land the ritual of snowballs on Christmas day.

Sit back with a mince pie and a glass of sherry (or 3) and listen to the smooth tones of Rob Shearman as he waxes lyrical on his journey through the Whooniverse and his outlook on life, the ideal writing job, biscuits, hostage situations, and the name 'Dirty WHOers.'

It's as close to a festive cocktail as you'll get without Warninks Advocar or Egg Nog. Fuschia interviews Daleks, Jake McGann, Nev Fountain, and some bloke called Paul Cornell. Put that in your stocking, with bells on. 

Begonia, El Presidente, Sputnik, and Terrance consider Terry Nation's 6-part 1964 TV epic - not the one with Grand Moff Tarkin and Wilf. It's all good clean fun, until someone loses an eye.

Something for the weekend? Another podcast, for your sins. 21 episodes, and you've still not seen the error of your ways? This time we review the classic series episode 'The Curse of Fenric,' and introduce our new feature, "The Wheel of Who."

Like buses, you don't get any for ages, then loads turn up at once. The regular crew review of the McGann TV Movie, a feature-length first attempt to revive the franchise after its woefully criminal cancellation in 1989.