This monthly podcast will look at Doctor Who through the writers who molded the show and their televised output. Hosted by Kyle Anderson (Doctor Who blogger for Nerdist.com) and Erik Stadnik (host of the Doctor Who Book Club podcast)
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsTV & Film |
It's finally here! The episode Erik and Kyle have been waiting for since they began Doctor Who's modern series. It's the 50th anniversary special, "The Day of the Doctor," quite simply the best Doctor Who episode of all time. Spoilers, big fans.
As we head toward wrapping up the Matt Smith years, it has come time to talk about two incongruous episodes. First, "A Town Called Mercy" by Toby Whithouse and then "The Name of the Doctor" by Steven Moffat. Not a lot connect these two aside from bot... more
It's another episode of Mark Gatiss here on Doctor Who: The Writers' Room. This month, Erik and Kyle look at the two stories Gatiss wrote for Series 7B. First up, "Cold War," the story that reintroduced the Ice Warriors aboard a Russian submarine in ... more
This month, Kyle and Erik look at the two stories written for Doctor Who by Luther creator Neil Cross. Those are, as commissioned, the Nigel Kneale-inspired "Hide" and the many other things-inspired "The Rings of Akhaten." One of those stories was im... more
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One of my favourite podcasts. Likeable and knowledgeable hosts that strike the perfect balance between analysis and light-hearted conversation. Alongside only two other podcasts, I'll go back and listen to older episodes regularly. I just wish it was more regular than monthly.
I’ve listened to a handful of episodes and they appear to dislike, as a whole, every episode of Doctor Who. Even episodes Eric and Kyle say they like are belittled so badly it’s confusing. Everyone is entitled to express their opinion, I just don’t understand spending so much time on something you seem to not like.
Prefer shows that find the positive in every episode. And that aren’t quite as condescending. If I like an episode they don’t I guess I’m stupid or something.
One of my favourites. The two hosts have great chemistry and both make interesting and well explained points about the script of each episode. Overall, entertaining and intelligent.
Great show!
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A unique exploration of the beloved television series, with a focus on the writers who contributed to its legacy. Each episode features in-depth discussions analyzing specific stories, character arcs, and narrative styles, providing listeners with fresh perspectives on the show's development. Noteworthy elements include the hosts' humorous banter and their willingness to critique both celebrated and lesser-known episodes, encouraging fans to reflect on the storytelling choices that shaped the series.
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