Doctor Who The Ambassadors of Death

In this week’s podKast, things are a little timey-wimey. The recommendations section is first, in which Brian A Terranova and James McLean discuss classic Doctor Who serial The Ambassadors of Death, and remember Leonard Nimoy and other departed stars from childhood. Following this, things move towards a discussion on howRead More →

We came, we saw, we were slightly befuddled. Doctor Who Series 8 episode In The Forest Of The Night has left fans a little perplexed (although it has plenty of strong aspects to it) and it’s now time to find out exactly what the podKast team of Christian Cawley, BrianRead More →

Doctor Who: Kill the Moon

In this week’s podKast, we chat about the surprisingly divisive Kill the Moon. Did Christian Cawley think it nonsense? Was James McLean left spellbound by its magic? Could Brian A. Terranova quit fandom over it? There’s only one way to find out… Shownotes Grange Hill theme tune Recommendations: Raising SteamRead More →

Doctor Who: The Caretaker

What did you think of this week’s Doctor Who, The Caretaker, by Gareth Roberts? We liked it, and you can find out just how much the podKast team enjoyed it by clicking play on our latest podKast. Christian Cawley, James McLean and Brian A Terranova are your hosts. Shownotes LexxRead More →

Doctor Who: Time Heist

Although not guilty of anything, the Kasterborous podKast team (with a K) were forced back together by The Teller to review Time Heist this week. Did they enjoy it? Or was it a poorly cobbled-together collection of tropes and visuals from Hustle? There’s only one way you’re going to findRead More →

Doctor Who: Listen

Instant classic Listen is the main focus of conversation in this week’s #Doctor Who podKast, with Christian Cawley, Brian A Terranova and James McLean. We also cover Philip Morris’ recent comments on the show’s current status and recent overnight audience drop, and the passing of Angus Lennie and Jane Baker.Read More →

Much has been written about apparent problems with sound levels and dialogue on modern shows including Doctor Who. So, what is the best way to enjoy TV shows recorded with multi-layered soundtracks comprising dialogue, special effects, and music? Note: if you have a genuine hearing issue, this article isn’t aimed atRead More →