
Steven Schapansky (Radio Free Skaro, The Memory Cheats) and Erika Ensign (Verity!, Total Party Kill) are married Doctor Who fans (who also co-produce a fiction podcast for Uncanny Magazine). This is a podcast where they watch every Doctor Who story ever made, from start to finish. Each episode is recorded live on a red couch. No, they have no “schedule”. They’re lazy. Want proof? Check out this fa... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 284 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Steven and Erika finish off the Canada Day marathon with Canada chat, follow-up, food talk, and eventually, discussion of this Doctor Who episode.
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Erika and Steven continue the Canada Day celebration with great praise for Lis Sladen, as is right and proper.
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Steven and Erika continue the Canada Day marathon with more Zygons and our pal the Skarasen!
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Erika and Steven are back with the usual Canada Day celebration. Happy Canada Day! Hope you like fleshy protrusions!
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What is wrong with these people ? Typical loony lefties who proactively go out of their way to look for offence where there is none. Manic Chen is racist ? Get a grip.
Or visit a healthcare professional ! Sad.
Obsessed with nonsense like how many female characters are in a scene. Mentioning it once is enough. Just enjoy the damn show and stop looking for irrelevant things.
I started watching Classic Who because of Sutekh because I don’t think you can get the full impact of the season finale without watching the Classic arc. RTD is mining from the Classics so I wanted to learn more about the Classic villains in particular.
This podcast is a great way to add more detail, context and depth to the Classic episodes and the hosts have great chemistry!
I love Radio Free Skaro and this was recommend by the hosts and I love it!
Episode 3 was on Pluto.tv last night and the captions were, well... memorable. the Doctor telling the Brigadier to f... off is now canon.
Episode 3 was on Pluto.tv last night and the captions were, well... memorable. the Doctor telling the Brigadier to f... off is now canon.
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A laid-back, conversation-driven show where two longtime Doctor Who fans watch stories end-to-end, offering episode-by-episode analysis mixed with behind-the-scenes trivia, production details, and restoration/distribution context. The hosts bring warmth, curiosity, and a shared appreciation for the material, often balancing deep knowledge with accessible, casual banter. Notable strengths include strong host chemistry, a welcoming tone for new and seasoned fans, and thoughtful commentary on classic-era storytelling, with frequent references to collaborations across their networked projects. A distinctive vibe is the animated mix of nostalgia and current fandom insights, plus a willingness to explore missing episodes, restorations, and fan cu... more
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