Diddly Dum: Recent Episodes
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This week, we take a look at Earthshock (the Season 19, Fifth Doctor story from 1982) and we lift the … Continue reading →
The Five Faces of Delusion discuss “Remembrance of the Daleks” (the season 25 Seventh Doctor story from 1988). Along the … Continue reading →
The Five Faces of Delusion examine the Sixth Doctor story “Vengeance on Varos”. Along the way, we look forward to … Continue reading →
This week we look at The Seeds of Doom. Along the way, Hayden completes his Doctor Who annual collection, Mark … Continue reading →
This week we look at the First Doctor’s antepenultimate story “The War Machines” from 1966. But first we pause to … Continue reading →
Doc, Hayden and Mark pay tribute to Hayden’s late partner in bibliokleptomania, Deborah Watling. We take shelter in The Whoseum’s … Continue reading →
The Five Faces of Delusion try to get discussion of Jodie Whittaker’s casting out of the way as quickly as … Continue reading →
This week all four of The Five Faces of Delusion return to the microphones to review “World Enough and Time” … Continue reading →
“Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone, Put crepe bows … Continue reading →
Three of the Five Faces of Delusion review “The Pyramid at the End of the World” and “The Lie of … Continue reading →
We repair to the Restricted Section of the Whoseum library to review “Oxygen” and “Extremis”. Along the way, we remember … Continue reading →
This podcast is is two parts. First comes our look back at last weekend’s Doctor Who Appreciation Society convention, “Capitol … Continue reading →
The Diddly Dumbers review the first two episodes of the new series 10 of Doctor Who – “The Pilot” and … Continue reading →
In the final week before Season 10 of Doctor Who begins, we take a look the various cult books which … Continue reading →
Listen in to the second half of our Pat Troughton tribute as we celebrate “The Enemy of the World” and … Continue reading →
For the second podcast running, the Five Faces of Delusion are only four this week as Allan has gone missing, … Continue reading →
This week, the Diddly Dum Podcast is brought to you by the letter A. Two things are missing this week … Continue reading →
This week, The Five Faces of Delusion take a look at two stories from Jon Pertwee’s final season. With “Invasion … Continue reading →
Come and have a piece of cake as we celebrate the third birthday of the Diddly Dum Podcast. Originally intending … Continue reading →
As Hayden delivers the Christmas presents and drinks to the Whoseum, an accident throws our podcasters through Space-Time onto Satellite … Continue reading →
As Hayden delivers the Christmas presents and drinks to the Whoseum, an accident throws our podcasters through Space-Time onto Satellite … Continue reading →
This week, the opening “what have we been doing since last time” section takes longer than the main theme section. … Continue reading →
Today marks the 30th anniversary of the sad early death of that stalwart of Doctor Who’s golden age, Ian Marter. … Continue reading →
This week, we take to the Diddly Dum blimp and choose not our favourite Doctor Who stories but those best … Continue reading →
This week, The Four Faces of Delusion become Six as we welcome two new hosts to the Diddly Dum Podcast … Continue reading →
This time, Hayden is joined by film director Simon Dymond and collector John Galantini as they delve into shark infested … Continue reading →
We’re joined this week by Mark John to talk about the whole subject of the Missing Episodes, triggered by the … Continue reading →
Our guest at The Whoseum this week is Allan Lear, one of the eminences grises of the Doctor Who Appreciation … Continue reading →
This episode, Hayden is joined by podcasters Steven Schapansky and J R Southall as they discuss arguably one of the … Continue reading →
We’re joined in the marble halls of The Whoseum this week by Marc (for it is he) Atkinson of the … Continue reading →
We’re joined in the marble halls of The Whoseum this week by Marc (for it is he) Atkinson of the … Continue reading →
This month, Hayden is joined by Paul Taylor-Greaves (of The Time Vault Podcast) and Miles Northcott (of the Doctor Who’s Line is it? Anyway … Continue reading →
The Diddly Dumbers are joined this week at The Whoseum by long-time listener Mark John. His exhibits for presentation at … Continue reading →
The Diddly Dumbers are joined this week at The Whoseum by long-time listener Mark John. His exhibits for presentation at … Continue reading →
The Diddly Dumbers are joined this week at The Whoseum by long-time listener Mark John. His exhibits for presentation at … Continue reading →
Rob Irwin of The Doctor Who Show Podcast traverses the globe to visit The Diddly Dum Whoseum and to present … Continue reading →
This week’s visitor to the Diddly Dum Whoseum is Mark Cockram of the Blue Box Podcast and the Nerdology podcast. … Continue reading →
In this, the first episode of a podcast which has a licence to thrill and occasionally excite, Hayden is … Continue reading →
This week, we have only three Faces of Delusion as, in Matt’s absence, Doc and Hayden attempt a two-hander podcast. … Continue reading →
Matt was unable to attend The Whoseum for this week’s podcast but we had an able chap to make up … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion present new exhibits for display at the Diddly Dum Whoseum. Matt chooses a collection of … Continue reading →
Paul Winter, the Co-ordinator of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society, joins the Four Faces of Delusion to talk about conventions … Continue reading →
In this, the second of his occasional series of laser-guided rib-ticklers, Hayden talks to fellow member of the Four Faces … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion hold the inaugural meeting of the Diddly Dum Book Club by reviewing the New Adventures … Continue reading →
Hayden brings us the second in his occasional series of “Podcasters Assemble” where he chats to a dazzling international array … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion pick up from last week’s podcast on the TARGET novelisations by looking at the Doctor … Continue reading →
We mark the podcast’s 2nd birthday with an interview with titan of the TARGET Doctor Who books range Chris Achilleos. … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion break the podcasting fourth wall to wish all of their faithless listeners a very happy … Continue reading →
Once again, Matt’s hectic work schedule leaves Doc and Hayden alone in the Diddly Dum Whoseum waiting for him to … Continue reading →
The white heat of technology is called upon to save the day this week as, while Doc and Hayden sit … Continue reading →
This week, Matt has been caught in a time bubble while punting on the Irwell. What does the future hold … Continue reading →
The Human Palindrome, Mark Cockram of the Blue Box Podcast, joins the Four Faces of Delusion to make a podcasting … Continue reading →
Hayden returns from his trip to New York just in time to watch both “Under the Lake” and “Before the … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion bring you the first of their fortnightly double reviews of the new stories from Series … Continue reading →
It’s been a sad week for the Four Faces of Delusion and so, in place of a standard podcast, to … Continue reading →
This week we turn over the microphone to Hayden for a whacking big interview with Kevin (for it is he) … Continue reading →
There is a grumpiness in the affairs of men, which taken at the flood, leads on to podcasting. It had … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion admit to their guilty pleasures when it comes to Doctor Who. Along the way, Matt … Continue reading →
This week we let Hayden loose again with the Diddly Dum microphone. This time he’s chatting to fellow Doctor Who … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion become five as we complete our set of Blue Box Podcasters by welcoming Mark Cockram … Continue reading →
Hayden and Matt’s recent visit to the Doctor Who Symphonic Spectacular set them pondering as to whether Doctor Who works … Continue reading →
Deep within the disused World War Two pedalo pens on Diddly Dum Island lurks a familar shape. A full-sized Lego … Continue reading →
Hayden flies the podcast solo this week as he speaks to four guests about their memories of attending Doctor Who’s … Continue reading →
Gareth Kavanagh joins the Four Faces of Delusion to debate the Doctor Who issues of the day and to present … Continue reading →
Gareth Kavanagh joins the Four Faces of Delusion to debate the Doctor Who issues of the day and to present … Continue reading →
Matt and Hayden scoff Doc’s grapes by his bedside in the Diddly Dum Whoseum infirmary and mark the 10th anniversary … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion become Five as the Diddly Dumbers are joined by JR Southall of the Blue Box … Continue reading →
The Four Faces of Delusion become Five as the Diddly Dumbers are joined by JR Southall of the Blue Box … Continue reading →
The Diddly Dumbers discuss their first Doctor Who VHS or DVD as the Three Who Drool regenerate into the Four … Continue reading →
The Diddly Dum Podcast returns after a break with some bombshell news. Then The Whoseum is opened up again to … Continue reading →
The Diddly Dum Podcast returns after a break with some bombshell news. Then The Whoseum is opened up again to … Continue reading →
The Three Who Drool enter the New Year by inviting Andrew Smith into The Diddly Dum Whoseum. Originally famous as … Continue reading →
Join The Three Who Drool at The Diddly Dum Whoseum for a festive podcast as, watched by an elite squad … Continue reading →
Happy Doctor Who Day to one and all. To celebrate The Glorious 23rd, The Three Who Drool have invited into … Continue reading →
For this double review of “Dark Water” and “Death in Heaven”, the Diddly Dumbers pay tribute to the theory developed … Continue reading →
For this double review of “Flatline” and “In the Forest of the Night”, the Diddly Dumbers have repaired to a … Continue reading →
For this double review of “Kill the Moon” and “Mummy on the Orient Express”, the Diddly Dumbers have bought Third … Continue reading →
This double review of “Time Heist” and “The Caretaker” opens with the Diddly Dumbers being pursued through the vaults of … Continue reading →
For their double review of “Robot of Sherwood” and “Listen”, the Diddly Dumbers travel to Sherwood Forest itself to record … Continue reading →
With Deep Breath and Into the Dalek, the Three Who Drool finally get around to reviewing new TV episodes of … Continue reading →
We welcome Lee Rawlings of the Blue Box Podcast to The Whoseum this week. Lee presents the following items for exhibition … Continue reading →
Our the latest podcast we invite another guest to present a selection of exhibits for permanent display in The Whoseum … Continue reading →
The Three Who Drool welcome Andrew Cartmel, Doctor Who’s script editor throughout the Seventh Doctor’s era, to the Diddly Dum … Continue reading →
Whilst two thirds of the Diddly Dum Podcasteers find themselves back in a saloon, one of them… doesn’t quite. Talk … Continue reading →
The Diddly Dum Podcasters have taken The Whoseum on tour and visited Conrad and Will from the Desert Island Who … Continue reading →
So what was the resolution of the cliffhanger at the end of the last podcast where Al and The Rev … Continue reading →
This week, the Three Who Drool return to their first port of call in their epic pub crawl of drinking establishments … Continue reading →
This week, the Diddly Dum Podcast comes to you from The Gore Crow Hotel, made famous by its appearance in … Continue reading →
Join The Three Who Drool in the bar of The Fleur de Lys in their tour of drinking establishments iconic … Continue reading →
The Three Who Drool continue their tour of drinking establishments iconic in Doctor Who lore by visiting The Fox Inn, … Continue reading →
J R Southall joins The Three Who Drool for Part 1 of a review of the Key to Time season. … Continue reading →
We continue to choose our fave stories in the second podcast. In which we find that The Rev is no … Continue reading →
We choose our fave stories in this our first podcast – in which we find that an empty 1970s Dalek … Continue reading →