Admittedly later than planned, we’re back for our review of the third Doctor Who 60th anniversary episode, The Giggle. Guest starring Neil Patrick Harris (Doogie Howzer MD, How I Met Your Mother, etc.), the episode reintroduces Bonnie Langford as Melanie Bush and brings us our first look at the 15thRead More →
We’re back with a discussion about the latest Doctor Who 60th anniversary episode, Wild Blue Yonder. Christian Cawley and James McLean discuss various elements of the story, how it came across and compared to the previous episode (The Star Beast), and spend a few minutes slagging off the Power ofRead More →
The first part of Doctor Who‘s 60th anniversary has aired – but what did the Kasterborous team think of The Star Beast? This week, Christian Cawley and James McLean are joined by Philip Bates, the driving force behind The Doctor Who Companion. We cover everything from steelworks in North LondonRead More →
It’s the question on everybody’s lips: what does David Tennant’s return as Doctor Who actually mean to the show’s ongoing story? And what’s the deal with that new sonic screwdriver? To get to the bones of it all, we’ve teamed up with Brian Terranova once again to talk Tenth/Fourteenth (?)Read More →
Who could have imagined a David Tennant and Catherine Tate Doctor Who return really happening?Read More →
Released on April 2nd, 2021, 100 Objects of Doctor Who from Candy Jar Books explores the worlds of Doctor Who from a strange new angle, courtesy of Philip Bates. He’s the editor of the very popular Doctor Who Companion website and he joins Christian Cawley in this podcast to discussRead More →
The 2006 Doctor Who Christmas special The Runaway Bride co-starring Catherine Tate gets the Kasterborous commentary treatment.Read More →
Our special guest Scaroth the Jagaroth reviews Doctor Who Series 3 episodes 42, Human Nature/Family of Blood and Blink Plus: a few thoughts and opinions from Christian Cawley and Brian A. Terranova on the return of Catherine Tate in series 4 as Donna Noble…Read More →
Brian Terranova, James McLean and Christian Cawley welcome you to another Doctor Who podKast with a K, this week talking about Class, the BBC’s scheduling concerns, and whether Doctor Who arcs should move away from the format established in 2005 and embrace some of the changes in TV drama since.Read More →
Christian Cawley and Brian A. Terranova are here for this week’s podKast, in which they are overwhelmed with the news of the K9 vs Omega movie, satisfied with The Woman Who Lived, thrilled by David Tennant and Catherine Tate taking the DoctorDonna to Big Finish, and disappointed with the modernRead More →
