
A Doctor Who review podcast! Following and analyzing the latest episodes of one of the greatest sci-fi shows ever: Doctor Who.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 324 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Well, friends, after a bunch of not moving giant ants last time, The Web Planet comes through with lots of moving giant ants! There are also a whole mess of Mothmen who prefer to be called Menoptera and a rather sultry sounding version of the Great I... more
Friends, we've gone back...way back...back into time! Right to the start of the second season of Classic Who and the story Planet of Giants! This is a story famous for the fact that the powers that be actually recognized that a four-parter really wor... more
Friends we are back in some Classic Who and what a wonderfully comfortable blanket it is! However, The Monster of Peladon (Pertwee's Penultimate Story) is a six-panel blanket that could have easily been a more snug four! Full of political intrigue, g... more
Friends! We are back! Thank you for waiting an extra week and change so Taylor could go guest star on Stitches in Time (look for that late October, early November) and now we're ready to review The Infinite Quest...which is not itself infinite, but r... more
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Two huge Whovians John and Taylor keep you updated on Who news, break down both new and classic episodes, and give entertaining commentary and theories on all things Doctor Who!
John and Taylor do a great job reviewing episodes both new and classic of Doctor Who. They break each episode down in thorough manner and bring out the best and wordst of an episode. Fun stuff!
Seriously, this entire podcast is just a ton of fun. Tune in and join the conversation!
I love that they review both old and new episodes in random order! No need to worry about spoilers!
A fantastic podcasts featuring great theories and commentary on each new Doctor Who episode! Check it out!
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Two longtime hosts provide a Doctor Who-focused conversation that blends episode reviews (covering both modern and classic eras) with heavy on-the-ground banter, trivia, and production notes. Episodes typically unpack character dynamics, world-building details, and behind-the-scenes stories, while also weaving in personal updates and fandom culture. It's a friendly, opinionated show that rewards listeners who enjoy deep dives, fan theories, and long-running debates about story arcs, pacing, and design across eras. A standout angle is the hosts' willingness to connect episodes to broader media references and real-life experiences, creating a warm, conference-table vibe that's approachable for both new and seasoned fans.
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