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On this episode Rik is joined by Tony Jordan from the Doctor Who Appreciation Society to discuss upcoming events; Terrance Dicks - A Celebration and The Capitol - Six Decades.
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Rik is joined by Richard Unwin to talk about editing his issue of Celestial Toyroom and other things!
Rik is joined by Dominic G Martin to discuss his fan audio production, 'Doctor Who: Remnants'.
On this episode of the DWO Whocast, Rik is joined by writer, producer and Doctor Who fan, Adam Lance Garcia.
Rik is joined by youtuber Protagonist Ivy to talk Doctor Who and watching Classic episodes for the first time.
The DWO Whocast is back!!
New host Rik Moran talks with DWO site owner Sebastian Brook about plans for DWO, then talks with DWO site contributor Ellie Collins aka TARDIS Monkey about her blogs and then speaks with fellow fan Heather Challands about series 12.
Elizabeth and Dave review an episode in the same year that it was shown, it's their new year Resolution
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Elizabeth and Dave finally reach the end of Season 11 as they encounter The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
Dave and Elizabeth skip along the fine line twixt belated and retro with their look at It Takes You Away
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Elizabeth and Dave look at the latest episode of Doctor Who - The Witchfinders
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Elizabeth and Dave receive a delivery from KerBlam! Dave looks for the receipt
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Elizabeth and Dave exorcise 11.6: Demons of the Punjab.
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It's a livin' P'Ting. Elizabeth and Dave face up to The Tsuranga Conundrum.
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No Ziggy - Ice Warriors come from Mars, Spiders come from Sheffield. Dave and Elizabeth look at Arachnids in the UK
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Dave and Elizabeth look at Rosa in which the Doctor and the Tardis Crew face up to segregation in 1955 Alabama
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Elizabeth and Dave look at 11.2: The Ghost Monument - the second episode starring Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor - and Alex asks Who is Jodie Whittaker?
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Doctor Who returns with 11.1 The Woman Who Fell To Earth and brings the DWO Whocast with it. Elizabeth and Dave discuss the first episode of Jodie Whittaker's run and Alex offers some information about the show's new home - Sheffield
In this episode of the DWO WhoCast Dave and Elizabeth are joined by Alex as they look at an old episode to discuss if it deserves love or is it truly monstrous?
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In this episode of the DWO WhoCast returning hosts Dave and Elizabeth are joined by Seb to discuss the end of one era and the beginning of another.
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The DWO WhoCast looks to some of the lesser seen Doctor Who outings. Cameron K McEwan andMorgan Jefferylook at all the Doctor Who prequels, DVD exclusive eps, minisodes, Children In Need, Comic Relief, red button eps and more!
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The DWO WhoCast finishes its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan andBlair Mowatlook back at the Doctor Who Series One finale, Bad WolfandThe Parting of the Ways.
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The DWO WhoCast continues its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan andRichard Starkingslook back at the Doctor Who Series One episodes, Father's Day and Boom Town.
PLUS! Richard Starkingsalso chats about his time working on the Doctor Who comics range from the 80s until today.
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The DWO WhoCast continues its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan andNiel Bushnelllook back at the Doctor Who Series One two-parter, The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances.
PLUS! There's the second part of an interview with Doctor Who DVD documentarians Ed Stradling and Chris Chapman who discuss their time working on the classic Doctor Who DVD range.
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The DWO WhoCast continues its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan and Sami Kelshlook back at episodes two and three of Doctor Who Series One, Dalekand The Long Game.
PLUS! There's the first part of an interview with Doctor Who DVD documentarians Ed Stradling and Chris Chapman who discuss working on the Doctor Who Celebration in 2013 and the BBC Three After Show Party...
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The DWO WhoCast continues its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan and Mark Machadolook back at episodes two and three of Doctor Who Series One, Aliens of Londonand World War III.
PLUS! There's the second part of our exclusive interview with Doctor Who composer Murray Gold!
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The DWO WhoCast continues its celebration of the 10th anniversary of New Who. Cameron K McEwan and Emrys Matthews look back at episodes two and three of Doctor Who Series One, The End Of The World and The Unquiet Dead.
PLUS! There's the first part of our exclusive interview with Doctor Who composer Murray Gold!
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The DWO WhoCast returns - with a new host - and celebrates the 10th anniversary of New Who. Sebastian J Brook and Cameron K McEwan look back at the first episode of Doctor Who Series One, "Rose".
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This week Seb and Paul discuss 8.8: Mummy on the Orient Express.
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This week Seb and Paul discuss 8.7: Kill the Moon. The boys talk about last weeks episode, Kill the Moon -- better really late than not at all right?
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This week Seb and Paul discuss 8.6: The Caretaker. The boys talk about last weeks episode, The Caretaker as well as have a small tribute to a lost member of the Doctor Who family.
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This week Seb and Paul discuss 8.5: Time Heist. The boys talk about last weeks episode, Time Heist as well as have some feedback about Listen.
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This week Seb and Paul discuss 8.4: Listen. The children speak about some negative feedback from Robot of Sherwood and of course speak about this weeks spooky Doctor Who.
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This week Seb and Paul discuss 8.3: Robot Of Sherwood. The boys also look at the controversy surrounding the BBC's decision to cut the decapatation scene.
Keep listening to the end of the podcast for a special song from Prizoner Zero; 'The Daleks Are Coming'.
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This week Seb and Paul discuss 8.2: Into The Dalek*. There's also some great feedback and a wonderful trailer for Osiris***.
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The dynamic (but somewhat sleep-deprived) duo are back! That's right - Paul and Seb return for a limited run of DWO WhoCast episodes for Series 8, which will lead up to the handover to our new permanent host.
After sweeping away the dust from their microphones, the pair discuss Peter Capaldi's debut episode as The Doctor; Deep Breath.
Dave, Elizabeth, Thomas, Dean & Michelle say goodbye to the Doctors and the WhoCast with a look at Matt Smith
Just because your voice reaches halfway around the world doesn't mean you are wiser than when it reached only to the end of the bar. E Murrow
Dave, Elizabeth, Thomas and Dean look at the Ninth Doctor - the one with the ears - and Elizabeth and Michelle celebrate Fathers Day
The gents natter about Paul McGann and John Hurt and the ladies interrupt to give their opinion of the TV movie
Doctor Who is back on the 23rd August with a brand new Doctor, Peter Capaldi. So in true WhoCast style, we're regenerating too, with our (more like tattered, rather than brand new) transitionary hosts.
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Dave, Thomas and Dean look at the Seventh Doctor as portrayed by Sylvester McCoy while Elizabeth and Michelle rewatch The Curse of Fenric
To celebrate Matthew Waterhouse reprising the role of Adric for Big Finish, Dave, Elizabeth and Thomas have a natter about the role of companions, which ones they liked and which ones they didn't
A brief respite from boredom as Dave and Elizabeth look at three recent Big Finish releases featuring Tom Baker and Louise Jameson as The Fourth Doctor and Leela
Elizabeth and Dean look at series seven of Jago and Lightfoot and Siobhan holds court with Gabriel Woolf, Emma Campbell-Jones, Danny Jules Jones and Michael Kilgarriff.
Thomas has a chat with Catrin Stewart, Dan Starkey and Andrew Cartmel while Dave whimpers about his health. Oh, and there is a competition to win a signed photo of Paul McGann.
Dave, Elizabeth, Thomas and the Secret Agents look at the Doctors' regenerations, how the Doctors faced their end and how we coped with the change
Elizabeth and Thomas look at feminism in Doctor Who and the role of female characters from Susan to Clara
Elizabeth and Thomas look at education in Doctor who from Ian and Barbara to Clara and Danny Pink. How has education been seen within the show and how much has the show educated the viewers? Essays due by Monday
It's a Big Finish as Dave, Elizabeth and Dean tackle three titles Tag Team style - taking on White Ghost, The Sleeping City and Dark Eyes 2
Thomas and Dave look at the Monster Collection and Thomas has a natter with Stephen Cole, author of Sting of the Zygons
Dave and Elizabeth look at three Big Finish audios - Luna Romana, Antidote To Oblivion and The King of Sontar.
Dave and Thomas take giant steps while walking towards the Moonbase as they look at the latest DVD release and have a natter about all things Cyberman. Also a look at the wacky world of lost episode rumours
The DWO WhoCast gather around the kitchen table and discuss the anniversary year - the smiles, the frowns, the ups, the downs, they're second nature to me now. Interesting fact, Bernard Cribbins recorded a version of that. Where was I? Oh yes, from The Bells Of Saint John to The Time Of The Doctor - it was a heck of a year and we have a heck of a talk.
As the sun sets on the year, so it also sets on the reign of Matt Smith. Dave and Elizabeth look at The Time Of The Doctor and bid a fond farewell to the 11/12/13th Doctor (yup, we don't know either!).
We also have another song from Prizoner Zero who is bidding Amy A Pond Farewell.
Dave, Thomas and Agent Amy blast off to the Leicester Space Centre for the Science of the Time Lords Exhibition, where they meet Marcus Hearn (curator of The Vault) and have a Big Finish with Nick Briggs (well, it is panto season).
Dave, Thomas, and Elizabeth revel in the 50th Anniversary celebrations with An Adventure In Space And Time, The Night Of The Doctor, The Last Day, and of course, The Day Of The Doctor itself! Plus, a new competition! Huzzah!
Elizabeth interviews Neil and Sue Perryman about their blog and his book "Adventures with the Wife in Space".
Thomas, Elizabeth, Michelle and Dave are joined by three young humanoids, who offer their opinions on Doctor Who and The Monster Collection DVDs featuring The Daleks, Cybermen, Silurians, The Master, Sontarans and Davros.
Dave and Thomas look at the Doctor Who: Complete Seventh Series DVD Box-set, Elizabeth and Dave are dazzled by The Light at the End and there is only a bloomin' competition to win one of two sets of six DVDs!
Dave and Thomas look at the Complete Season Seven box set, Elizabeth and Dave are dazzled by The Light at the End and there is only a bloomin' competition to win one of two sets of six dvds
Dave wanders through Collectormania and bumps into Karen Gledhill, Colin Fay, Clare Eden, Bonnie Langford and Paul McGann.
Three over-excited fans look at the previously missing stories The Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear. They also look at the two books you will want for Christmas (if not sooner) and they even have an interview with the one and only Dick Mills.
Dave and Thomas look at a growing stack of DVDs but first Dave squees over the missing episodes
Dave talks to Elizabeth about her experiences of fandom in America from obscurity on PBS to the cover of TV Guide and success on BBC America. Let us know about your experiences on our Facebook page or via Twitter
We look at the last three years of Tom Baker's run on the show - the time of Romana, K9, Douglas Adams and more.
We gather to pay homage to the curly hair and teeth of Doctor number Four Tom Baker and to start to unravel the scarf of episodes making up his seven year run on the show. In this episode we discuss the first four years of his run.
Crikey! We prepare a special looking Colin Baker's Sixth Doctor on Big Finish audio and in print, just to see how good he could be, and the bloomin' BBC only go and announce that Peter Capaldi is the next Doctor so we had to have a little natter about that. Cor Blimey, I 'ope this internet thingy can handle this much Doctor Who goodness!
The Sixth Doctor's troubled time comes under the gaze of the team. Dave and Thomas look at Doctor Who number six (Colin Baker) from Dilemna to Trial while Elizabeth and Danielle look at possibly his finest hour (and a half) Vengeance on Varos. It is a multi-coloured treat.
Dave talks to Clare Eden from The Minister of Chance about the exciting plans to move this star-studded audio production (featuring Sylvester McCoy and Paul McGann) from your mpeg player to the silver screen.
Dean and Thomas take a look at the process of regeneration that has kept the show fresh from William Hartnell to Matt Smith and how it has reflected the show and reflected on the character. Oh, there may be some nonsense halfway through that makes it sound like Dave and Elizabeth.
Elizabeth watches as Dave ventures forth unto the barbaric wasteland of Milton Keynes whence he confronts Roberta Tovey, Jacqueline King, Richard Franklin and Bonnie Langford in a series of increasingly brutual combats........... Uh, has pleasant chats with four figures from the Doctor's past
It's a festival of five. Fetchingly introduced by Dave and Elizabeth. First, flinging our cricket bats and our snazzy masquarade costumes, Elizabeth and Michelle flounce into the frivolities of Black Orchid. Following along, Dean and Elizabeth flutter and flap into Circular Time, and finally Elizabeth finds the focus of the Roots of Evil.
The crowded TARDIS gets even more crowded as Dave and Thomas squeeze in to look at the Fifth Doctor's reign and the man behind the celery - Peter Davison. Dave and Dean look at the latest Destiny of the Doctor title from AudioGO and Big Finish and Thomas reads Fear of the Dark by Trevor Baxendale.
What is the Name of The Doctor? Who is Clara? Why am I asking so many questions?
We all get together for a bit of fan speculation before Elizabeth and Dave review the finale to the latest season of Doctor Who
It's a Cyberman special as we look at Nightmare in Silver by Neil Gaiman and Spare Parts by Marc Platt.
A great mind and a beautiful young woman whose relationship is the matter of speculation are joined by their thuggish associate as they watch The Crimson Horror, the latest episode of Doctor Who written by Mark Gatiss and starring Matt Smith, Jenna Louise Coleman and Dame Diana Rigg.
Dave, Elizabeth and Thomas take a Journey to the Centre of the Tardis. Thomas finds a copy of Festival of Death by Jonathan Morris to review, Dave finds Dean clutching a copy of the latest Big Finish/Audiogo Destiny of the Doctor Babblesphere and together they have a listen while Elizabeth reads the Third Doctor eBook The Spear of Destiny. Only Elizabeth makes it back and she is so distraught that she settles down with Michelle to watch The Ribos Operation
Dave and Thomas Hide as Elizabeth and Michelle face The Talons of Weng-Chiang before Elizabeth and Dean meet up to discuss it all with Jago and Lightfoot
From the latest series starring Matt Smith to a classic Tom Baker story and the popular Big Finish range of Jago and Lightfoot stories, the DWO Whocast looks at Doctor Who from all angles
Dave and Thomas got all hot under the collar about this week's Doctor Who as the Ice Warriors reappear to fight a Cold War in Mark Gatiss' latest story
Dave and Thomas are transported to The Rings of Akhaten where they witness The Doctor and Clara battle an ancient evil for the soul of a young girl meanwhile Elizabeth and Michelle are stuck in the past with The Doctor and Sarah Jane in Tom Baker's first adventure Robot
It's like a podcast version of Mawdryn Undead except it isn't really
Doctor Who returns to our screens in an adventure that sees him travel past (and up) some of London's most notable landmarks to save new companion Clara but has the latest episode been worth the wait?
Dave, Elizabeth and Michelle have a ding dong over The Bells of Saint John before our own Belles (see what we did there) Elizabeth and Michelle travel back to the era of Jon Pertwee to encounter The Daemons.
UNIT. How does it fit into the story of the Doctor? Is the Brigadier the ultimate companion or is he more than that. Dave, Elizabeth and Thomas have a good natter, Elizabeth offers her opinion of the Second Doctor Ebook The Nameless City and Dave and Dean are intrigued by the third Destiny of the Doctor release Vengeance of the Stones
Jo Grant has long been thought of as a dolly bird with trendy gear and huge eyelashes but Dave and Elizabeth think that there is more to The Third Doctor's assistant played by Katy Manning.
Their discussion looks at the young girl who arrived in Terror of the Autons, her journey to become the idealistic woman of The Green Death and beyond to The Scorchies, the latest Companion Chronicle from Big Finish.
Dave, Elizabeth and Thomas look at the life and times of the Third Doctor, Mr Jon Pertwee
What do you do when a story is missing two of the eight episodes?
Dave, Elizabeth and Dean look at The Invasion on DVD, audio and in print.
Dave, Elizabeth, Thomas and Michelle look at the era of The Second Doctor; Patrick Troughton. The ladies look at the life of Mr Troughton and watch The Tomb of the Cybermen, while the gents also look at the Troughton era and mourn the lost episodes.
Dave and Elizabeth look at the Big Finish Companion Chronicles The Flames of Cadiz and have a discussion about the issues raised regarding religion and faith in the realm of Doctor Who
Dave wanders off to the BFI leaving the others to listen to the Big Finish Rocket Men stories before returning for a Reign of Terror
Thomas and Alwyn Turner (author of Terry Nation - The Man Who Invented The Daleks) look at Terry Nation's creation and how they created a national sensation
Let's party like it's 1963! We start our celebration of fifty years of Doctor Who with a look back at the First Doctor played by William Hartnell.
Dave and Thomas play with The Snowmen while Elizabeth settles by the fire to read Devil in the Smoke.
Hey there Pop Pickers! It's a DWO WhoCast Top Ten of Doctor Who songs! And if that wasn't enough excitement, Dean Hill joins the WhoCast team!
Elizabeth and Thomas discus canonicity which is really just a cruel man's way of making them watch A Fix with Sontarans and Dimensions in Time.
Michelle and Michael from The Tin Dog discuss Whostrology, K9 and all things Tin Doggy related
We take a look at the Big Finish Audios Voyage to Venus & Dark Eyes, and the AudioGO release of The Sleepers in the Dust - tis a feast for the lugholes!
Siobhan Gallichan returns to fulfil a childhood ambition - dinner and a chat with Doctor Who legend Terrance Dicks!
The DWO WhoCast - The show that takes recording devices to dinner.
In this weeks episode of the DWO WhoCast...Dave, Elizabeth, Thomas and Michelle have a discussion about fear in the context of Doctor Who. What stories have scared us, do scare us and how fear changes with age.