It’s the end, but the moment has been prepared for. If the recent “regeneration” trailer told us anything, it’s that The Power of the Doctor would be jam-packed with subtle references to the show’s great history. Conceived and scheduled to coincide with the BBC’s centenary, the 90 minote special alsoRead More →
The fun continues in this week’s podKast with a K as Christian Cawley and guests discuss their Doctor Who favourite convention guests of all time. What makes a great convention guest? Click play to find out! Shownotes Get in touch If you subscribe to our Doctor Who podcast, please headRead More →
We took a week off, but Christian Cawley, James McLean and Brian A Terranova are back to mull over some recent Doctor Who news, from the Moffat/Barrowman Torchwood revival spat to Tom Baker in Star Wars, and standing on a roof naked. No, really. Shownotes Moffat/Barrowman on Torchwood revival EcclestonRead More →
Christian Cawley and Brian A. Terranova are James-less this week as they chew the eye snot over Sleep No More, Doctor Who Series 9’s ninth episode (already?! Yes). Surely, with the vast collection of derogatory comments and reviews for this episode, the two podKast founders will be in complete agreementRead More →
We head back in time with this week’s podKast to revisit and reappraise the 1972 Doctor Who six part Dalek serial, Planet of the Daleks, starring Jon Pertwee and Katy Manning. True to form, the team has not in its entirety watched the serial in its entirety: Brian watched theRead More →
Here’s a question for you: is Doctor Who Season 7 better or worse than the rest of the Jon Pertwee era? We don’t know, but Christian Cawley and James McLean certainly had a good go at discussing it in this week’s podKast. Other topics include a bunch of unglamorous weirdosRead More →
With no Doctor Who series to enjoy, things are a little different on Kasterborous this month and the podKast (with a “K”) is no different. This week James, Christian and Brian discuss Day of the Daleks as part of a site-wide celebration of the serial, and cover all manner ofRead More →
