
Luke wants to talk about Doctor Who more. Specifically the era of the Fifth Doctor, be it telly, print or audio. Why? Because its the best. So join him as he explores the era from the highest highs to the lowest lows and the most apocryphal apocrypha with a different guest each time.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | a year ago |
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On the Maran Chess Club this week, its the moment everyone should be prepared for as Mr Nathan Bottomley and Luke talk all about the final Tom Baker story Logopolis!
Luke scrapped the tapes!
Sweat shop maths.
We have a Porsche.
On the Maran Chess Club this time, its part 2 of Luke's chat with Mr Alex Wilcock about the music of the Peter Davison era! Plus their top 5 scores.
Worst GTA music ever!
Go away Maxwell's Silver Hammer.
Alex recognizes Luke's snake.
This time on the Maran Chess Club, Mr Alex Wilcock returns for a huge conversation about the music of the Peter Davison era!
Find out who was sampled by Prince!
Did Mr Roger teach you how to spell?
The President is on a vertical descent pattern!
On the Maran Chess Club this week its the Awakening! When 4 become 2. James Miller joins Luke to talk about Eric Pringle's only contribution to Doctor Who in between talking about everything else. Just like the story, both men had to squeeze a lot in... more
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A real passion project (and it shows!), Luke shares his love for the Fifth Doctor with a variety of fascinating guests, highlighting the good, the bad and the indifferent! Extremely engaging, it’s a wonderful trip around all things Davo! And who wouldn’t want to play chess with the lovely Luke?
It’s always a pleasure when this show appears in my podcast app.
Luke is a warm, funny and engaging host who allows his guests to shine.
Comfort listening, highly recommended.
This is a fun show about the 5th Dr Who. The host is very entertaining and a knowledgeable. You should listen to it.










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