Who Cares? - Dr. Who Fans Talk TV

Did Steven Moffat or Russell T Davies have the better Doctor Who Christmas specials? Two opposing sides battle this question out in a Doctor Who Debate!… Continue reading →

The 2019 'A Christmas Carol' is an incredibly strange and interesting adaption. Elaborating upon, or perhaps rebuking, Charles Dickens' original novella to an absurdly dark extent, the three-hour miniseries focuses on very modern concerns in a Christmas classic.… Continue reading →

Should The Day of the Doctor have featured Classic Doctors? Two opposing sides battle this question out in a Doctor Who Debate!… Continue reading →

Press Gang, Steven Moffat's show about plucky schoolkids running a newspaper, is still ripe for discussion today. But why is Moffat's first show so enduringly popular? We tackle that, & much more, in a series looking over Moffat's many interesting TV shows.… Continue reading →

Infinite potential, the nature of change and mystery, the finale’s paratext and positioning, the many stances on the series, chosen one narratives, lore, Morbius, the Other, and so, so much more is discussed within!… Continue reading →

Humany-wumany lore, the merits of 'filler', amalgamated mysteries, self-cannibalistion, hypernormalisation, Occam's razor, the value of change...much to think about.… Continue reading →

Cold opens, great works, casual reality, trading lives, fake moral dilemmas, companion chaos, and the doldrums of drafting...this ghostly episode provides all sorts of wisps to discuss.… Continue reading →

Character/plot delineation duality, Yaz interiority, 13 psychokinesis, competing interpretations, Sheffield blues...just a few topics covered in our 'chat chat chat chat chat'!… Continue reading →

Attention economics, the spinoff revivals, inverting the 80s, the serenity of completion, audience infalisation, the ethics of take-generation...just a few of the things we discuss!… Continue reading →

Is Doctor Who about change? That, & Judoon 'cop outs', placeholder storytelling, depreciation & supplication, Vinay & vasectomies, the role of the past, & the thunder of the future, are discussed herein.… Continue reading →

Historicals & hagiography, technology & Tennant, Skithra & stealing, billionaires and big emotions, it's all in the fourth episode of Doctor Who's series 12.… Continue reading →

Parents & pacing, wastelands & Wikipedia, didacticism & disingenuousness, Russophobia, allegory, parody, and all sorts of oddness in the third episode of Doctor Who: Series 12. What an...experience.… Continue reading →

Many Moffat mystifications, 123-year-old twists, reconfigured folklore, just who was funding a certain foundation, horror tropes, repeated themes, and the question of a series 2...all of that (and so much more) is discussed in this podcast for Dracula, the 2020 series (be it series 1, or a lone miniseries) from Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, the BBC, and Netflix.… Continue reading →

Cut climaxes, offscreen espionage, improvisational TV, secrets & tap dancing, casting & mad ranting...Spyfall: Part Two, the second episode of Doctor Who: Series 12, is the type of follow-up to really stoke conversation.… Continue reading →

Vore, spycraft, Utopia & Time Flight comparisons, descriptive audio, value depreciation, these are just a few of the things the premiere of Doctor Who: Series 12 - Spyfall: Part One - makes one think about.… Continue reading →

Eggs, squids, blue skybeams, superheroic status quos, flippant supremacy, ethics of power...there is so much to talk about regarding the ninth episode - the finale! - of Watchmen, See How They Fly.… Continue reading →

Bootstrap paradox blues, unstable utopias, nonlinear theatrics, foresight & balance, HBO season formats and more come to the fore of a discussion on the eighth episode of Watchmen, A God Walks Into Abar.… Continue reading →

Elephant empathy, a case of the blues, judicial farces, skeevy superhumans, trauma feedback systems and more are discussed in this 7th episode of Watchmen, An Almost Religious Awe.… Continue reading →

Hypnotic mesmerism, toxic nostalgia, vigilante rage, superheroic conspiracy, intrusive thoughts, legacy…the 6th Watchmen episode, This Extraordinary Being, offers an extraordinary amount of things to discuss.… Continue reading →

Mirrors & masks, empathy bombs, sequel-ising Alan Moore’s philosophies, trutherism & the nature of conspiracies, dehumanisation & trauma, & more! This fifth episode, Little Fear of Lightning, oozes topics to discuss!… Continue reading →

Lube Man, Excalibur, mystery eggs, trauma across generations, religions and legacy, babies and centrifuges, Superman origins, the Oklahoma Bombing - there's plenty of yolk underneath the shell of this episode, If You Don't Like My Story, Write Your Own.… Continue reading →

What lies in the great beyond? We discuss that, as well as the 'Comedienne', the nature of sequels, director's visions, caged owls, 'second premieres', comic release valves. Where? Why, on this discussion and review podcast for Watchmen episode 3, She Was Killed by Space Junk.… Continue reading →

Non-linear history, ensnaring institutions, reformism, propaganda, moving beyond 'nothing every ends', and some very cockeyed theatre - even more to discuss than the premiere! This discussion and review podcast for Watchmen episode 2, Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship, surveys all that, and more!… Continue reading →

Tulsa, squidfall, bonus HBO material, a Rorschach cult, masked cops, Jeremy Irons mysteries, racial inversions, Hooded Justice, appropriation, all this and more is discussed in this discussion and review podcast for Watchmen episode 1, It’s Summer And We’re Running Out of Ice. … Continue reading →

God in Cardiff, politics of villains, faith & the devout, twists & a fake-out, & plenty more about Torchwood series 6 is discussed here!… Continue reading →