Kevin and Samuel talk about a Gofundme started by a fellow Doctor Who content creator after Lisa Greenwood has been suffering from it for about 6 months at this point and encourage you to take part! The link is bellow.
On this episode the crew starts the Dark Eyes series with The Great War and the introduction of Molly, a fight for The Doctors credibility, a broken Doctor, a very sketchy American doctor, and why a new outfit for The Doctor arrives.
On this episode the crew covers The Silver Turk with an adventure with Mary Shelly, an actual sympathetic feel for some Cybermen, a talk about Cybermen history, how Mary actually showed up, The Doctor in the background, a nice use for eyes, and some foggy thoughts on the Cybermen in the story.
On this episode the crew covers Situation Vacant as The Doctor hold tryouts for a new companion, is the doctor in control or not, new inventions at a conference, how reality show this story actually is, perfect sound design, interesting technobabble, logical extremes passed, and everyone has a secret.
On this episode the crew covers Brave New Town with our last outing with Lucie, a town that is out of date, an explanation of the Bryan Adams joke, the best tranquillizer scene ever, The Autons make their appearance, a little bit of handwaving, and a fun explosion moment.
On this episode it’s time for the crew to go to Max Warp with the eighth Doctor playing investigator again, a pitch perfect Top Gear parody, a very fragile peace, Lucie has theories, Samuel goes Veterans Studies again, and the Poirot method shows up again.
In this episode the crew covers Horror of Glam Rock with a radio broadcast, a new companion, an excuse to explore a story, an interesting case for Big Finish, Lucie making a horrible time mistake, the history of Auntie Pat, alien inspiration for lyrics, and a glorious lashup of a device.
On this episode the crew covers The Girl Who Never Was as Charley prepares to leave the eighth Doctor, the same ship in two different time periods, a swarmy smuggler, the HADS show back up, the Cybermen make an appearance, a thought on gold, hypnosis talk, and a shade of things to come.
On this episode the crew covers Scaredy Cat with our first look at C’Rizz, the first time that a creepy kid actually pays off in Doctor Who, a narration that frames things, a blatant break in, the South Hampton Blue Tit, a very polite murderer, a time travel wake up call, a call back to the past, and some psychic shenanigans.
On this episode we cover The Chimes of Midnight as a Big Finish classic, a murder mystery that grabs you from the start, a small but effective cast of characters, time not being quite right in the house, and a connection to Charley that changes quite a bit.