A Doctor Who Fan Podcast
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Science FictionTV & FilmTV ReviewsFiction |
WHO426: An AI-run Exxilon city kills power, forcing Humans and Daleks into a fraught pact for a plague cure. With Dom Bettinelli and Jimmy Akin, we ask: Is AI a false god? Do ends justify Galloway’s means?. Get all new episodes automatically and f... more
WHO425: Holograms or hauntings? Dom Bettinelli and Jimmy Akin weigh the 10th Doctor and River in Ghosts: AI survival, memory firewalls, and a chilling choice—is ending a holo-life “death”? How much mystery should writers leave? . Get all new episo... more
WHO424: A tuneful, messy OK Corral? Dom Bettinelli and Jimmy Akin assess the First Doctor’s “Gunfighters”—ballads, comedy, and history-bending choices. Are Dodo and Doc Holliday the real standouts?. Get all new episodes automatically and for free:... more
WHO423: A sentient cactus steals a sacred power source, sparking a clash of faith vs. science. Dom Bettinelli and Jimmy Akin unpack Tom Baker’s double role, Jacqueline Hill’s surprising return, and a weapon that could wipe out worlds. . Get all ne... more
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Great bunch of people , if you like Doctor who this is a great time place to kind of have a brake down of the episode
Great bunch of people , if you like Doctor who this is a great time place to kind of have a brake down of the episode
Thoroughly enjoyable, well considered critiques.
Could you do a review of your favorite doctor who antagonists (daleks, cybermen, weeping angels, the master, etc.)
A good episode on these 2 episodes, while I generally can understand a desire to indicate a somewhat inclusive character range and so a bi/gay character or component won’t immediately make me hate something (even if I find it often excessive) I didn’t care for that part of Rogue, though I think what redeems it is the fact they only lean into the gay romance in an acted bit where they’re trying to cause attention and scandal to the people there and then they acknowledge the Doctor couldn’t banish... more
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Focusing on the beloved sci-fi series, this podcast covers both classic and contemporary episodes of the show with a thorough analytical perspective. The hosts engage in discussions on character development, moral dilemmas, and themes central to the Doctor Who narrative, offering insights into the series' intricacies while managing to maintain an entertaining and relatable tone. Notable for its incorporation of religious themes without being overtly preachy, the podcast effectively balances a fan-centric exploration of the episodes with critical analysis that appeals to both new viewers and long-time aficionados.
Listeners can expect a blend of humor, historical context, and a vibrant community atmosphere, as the hosts passionately share th... more
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