
An Australian-made Doctor Who podcast. Est 2016. This feed represents our most recent 250 episodes. To stream older episodes, visit thedwshow.net/
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 250 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsAfter ShowsTV & Film | |||

This month on the podcast, we saddle up and head for Mercy, Nevada, where the Doctor encounters a gunslinger, a disgraced alien doctor, a town full of terrified humans, and one hell of a moral dilemma.
We’re talking A Town Called Mercy - the 2012 El... more
There are some TV shows that are perfectly suited to Alternate Galaxies. And then there’s The X-Files, a show that Rob has loved since it first hit Australian television in 1994, watched from beginning to end multiple times, and spent his university ... more
Listener Brandon Moore set us a challenge this month: What are the greatest single episodes of Doctor Who that are part of larger, multi-part stories?
From the classics to Nu Who, we’ve picked our favourites and taken a look at what makes these indi... more
In today’s episode we look at The Paradise of Death – the five-part BBC Radio 5 Doctor Who audio drama starring Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor, originally broadcast weekly from 27 August to 24 September 1993.
Before that, we kick things off with th... more
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Since discovering this wide ranging, thoughtful and diverse podcast my weekends now include a welcome connection with Rob and Dave as the show transgresses my own life with Who. A luckiest of lucky dips, each month explores something different with the in between weeks offering continuously delectable treats including entree,(The List Makers) and desert (Gin and TARDIS). But beyond this, what connects most is the personal reflections, contrasting opinions and the unpretentious appreciation for ... more
This show has one great host (Dave) and another who regularly insults the audience, talking down to them, engaging in worthless name-dropping, and sharing opinions that demonstrate a significant amount of ignorance. With so many podcast options, I’d avoid this one.
Keep up the great work. Really enjoy all you do. Through thick and thin you seem to be there for me..
Insightful. Reflective and intelligent comment make you essential listening
Thanks you so much
Suds
Only recently discovered this podcast but already on my immediate go to list. The occaisional shorter episodes (e.g. List Makers) are a great bonus to go along with the longer standard ones.
Absolute Gem!
Finally a fair dinkum podcast without annoying overbearing hosts! Never a dull episode!
A welcome addition to my podcast feed!
Keep up the awesome work guys!
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The show centers on deep dives into Doctor Who, with a strong emphasis on classic eras, production context, and fan culture. Across episodes, hosts debate episode specifics, curate lists (top twists, comfort stories, autobiographies), and occasionally branch into related sci‑fi media, always bringing warmth, clear fandom passion, and a willingness to challenge each other's views. A standout trait is the duo's Australian perspective and long-running familiarity with the franchise, which produces a friendly, thoughtful, debate-driven listening experience that both seasoned Whovians and broader sci‑fi fans can enjoy. The format blends episode-by-episode analysis, fandom history, and personal recollections, making it approachable for new listen... more
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