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Trap One: A Doctor Who Podcast

Trap One
Doctor Who
Ruby
Russell T. Davies
The Star Beast
Pyramids Of Mars
Wild Blue Yonder
Doom's Day
Ruby Sunday
Assassins
Time Travel
The Phaser Aliens
The Fishmen Of Kandalinga
British Politics
Social Media Anxiety
Isolation
Racism
Sutekh
Shooty Gatwell
Susan Triad
Trans Rights

A rotating panel of fans discuss new releases and news from the world of Doctor Who.

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On this episode Dan, Melvin & Mark look at the first two Big Finish Thirteenth Doctor releases, Vampire Weekend and Return of the Doctor.

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This week US Jason, Adam, James and Mark open a Time Window to look at the Target novelisation of Empire of Death.

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On this episode Dan and UK Jason are joined by Richard Lloyd and Will Brooks to discuss their fantastic book celebrating 20 years of the Character Options Doctor Who range, Go Figure!

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On this episode, UK Jason and Conrad talk with illustrator and graphic designer Alex Storer about his Evolution of the Toy Dalek book from Telos Publishing: telos.co.uk/shop/doctor-who/evolution-pb/

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Rich Lloyd
Author and photographer of the book Go Figure
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Episode: Go Figure!
Will Brooks
Designer of the book Go Figure
Cutaway Comics
Episode: Go Figure!
Alex Storer
Author, illustrator, and graphic designer of the Toy Dalek book
Telos Publishing
Episode: Evolution of the Toy Dalek
Christopher H. Bidmead
A driving force behind Doctor Who in the early 1980s, script editor, and novelist
Episode: A Tribute to Christopher H. Bidmead
Simon Fox
Writer of The Official Doctor Who Puzzle Book
Penguin
Episode: Simon Fox & Lucy McCaul Interviews
Lucy McCaul
Writer of Benton & Hawthorne Investigate
Candy Jar Books
Episode: Simon Fox & Lucy McCaul Interviews
Colin Baker
Actor known for his role as the Sixth Doctor in Doctor Who
Big Finish Productions
Episode: Big Finish Day 2025 - Field Report
Peter Purvis
Actor and presenter, known for his role in Doctor Who
Big Finish Productions
Episode: Big Finish Day 2025 - Field Report
Rob Valentine
Script editor and writer of The Fugitive Doctor stories
Episode: The Fugitive Doctor: Most Wanted

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Mark
Host of the Trap One Podcast
Jason
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Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 61 ratings
  • Eclectic!

    Always fun to listen to, with a different Doctor Who subject each week such as new TV episodes, audio stories, books or sometimes even events!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dan Hollingsworth
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Average

    Once again a Who podcast that is tainted by the hosts & guests ghastly out of touch left wing brainwashing. These types of p seem unable to grasp the fact that the kind of twisted and untenable world view they hold is partly responsible for the demise of this once great franchise. These types only way the show is going to survive is for the next production team to turn their backs on all the hand-wringing faux fake virtue signalling and instead focus on adventure and thrill with a touch of dark ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Mr Day
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Just an absolutely excellent Doctor Who podcast! Really great voices and guests and just real knowledgeable talk about Doctor Who and its attachments.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    kahusch
    2 years ago
  • Wonderful!

    A lovely collection of different hosts who always have something interesting to say. Really fun with a nice variety of topics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Human Palindrome
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Excellent

    A great podcast, with rotating hosts. Each combination brings something new to the show. Keep ‘em coming.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JakeyPete53
    United Kingdom2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the rotating cast of hosts, often noting it adds freshness to discussions.
Some critiques focus on the potential political undertones in discussions, but most listeners are respectful of differing opinions.
The podcast is seen as a welcoming space for Doctor Who fans of all backgrounds, celebrating creativity and inclusivity.
Many reviews highlight the depth of analysis provided, with listeners feeling it enhances their overall engagement with the franchise.

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Fear Death by Water
Q: What did you think of the audiobook experience compared to reading the book?
The audiobook felt more immersive because of Susan Twist's performance and sound effects, making the experience richer than reading on its own.
Tom Newsom: Colourising The War Games
Q: Was it nerve-racking waiting to see what people thought of the colorization?
He mentions that while the team anticipated mixed reactions especially based on previous fan feedback, they hoped to earn positive responses, particularly from those who had never experienced the original in black and white.
Tom Newsom: Colourising The War Games
Q: How does the process of colorizing work?
Newsom describes that although a program helps interpolate frames, a lot of work is still done frame-by-frame to ensure each detail is accurate and true to the story.
Tom Newsom: Colourising The War Games
Q: How did you get involved with the project?
Tom Newsom explains he was contacted about the opportunity to contribute to Doctor Who's colorization based on his past experience and involvement in fan projects.
73 Yards
Q: What did you think of the current series of Doctor Who so far?
Panelists expressed a mix of feelings ranging from enjoyment to slight disappointment, citing camaraderie within the group and the pleasure of watching without social media commentary as enhancing their experience.

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The content spans an engaging and lively exploration of various facets of the Doctor Who universe, including new releases, conventions, literary adaptations, and character retrospectives. Episodes intricately blend humor with insightful commentary, often featuring rotating panels that reflect on both nostalgic elements and contemporary developments within the franchise. Topics frequently addressed include character arcs, historical connections, and thematic elements that resonate with current societal issues, allowing for meaningful discussions that appeal to seasoned fans and newcomers alike. The podcast stands out for its vibrant community participation and celebration of the expansive Doctor Who narrative across multiple media formats.

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1. Rich Lloyd
2. Will Brooks
3. Alex Storer
4. Christopher H. Bidmead
5. Simon Fox
6. Lucy McCaul
7. Colin Baker
8. Peter Purvis

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