
Welcome to Who's There - the only Doctor Who podcast that takes in YOUR calls from across time and space - hosted by Troy (Red Archer Live) and a range of special guests! Call in every week and ask your questions about the latest news, episodes, theories and more from the world of Doctor Who! Like the show? Become a Subscriber: anchor.fm/redcrispypro/subscribe
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsTV & Film | |||

This week: Troy met Russell T Davies, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill are doing a "Pondcast", new Doctor Who funkos & figures have been announced, Battles in Time is finally shipping to people - and Mark Gatiss thinks Doctor Who needed to be put to r... more
It's time for another edition of Doctor Who Hot Takes, but for the first time it's Troy in the (literal) hot seat - with a bowl of chicken tenders and a heap of hot sauce, every time a take is played that's controversial, he has to down some hot sauc... more
The long-awaited series begins as Troy discusses his first Classic Who serials in his journey going back to the beginning of Doctor Who - An Unearthly Child and The Daleks! Join him for a dive into the good (and bad) of both stories, some news on Doc... more
Today, a new series begins on Who's There - analysing the companions of Doctor Who and discussing their best moments, character arcs and anything else notable. First in this series, the winner of a poll on YouTube, is Clara Oswald! From her Victorian... more
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I enjoy one half of this podcast. I refuse to name which host I dislike in the hopes that this’ll incite some internal conflict which will ultimately culminate in the amicable parting of the hosts and the start of their own shows.
One of my go-to podcasts in general, let alone for Doctor Who!
Since the summer of 2023 I’ve been listening to these two guys talk about Doctor Who. And since January they are my car journey podcast. These two guys, Troy and Crispy even when they are on the other side of the world have great chemistry and friendship which makes them really easy to listen to. It’s like two friends chatting rather than a podcast.
I love the various formats and games that they do.
If you are reading this out on a podcast I’ll be listening out to it.
Finally thank you for ... more
These boys are likeable and clearly have good chemistry but these episodes barely have any Doctor Who in them. If you can get past the 20 minute rambling intros they still divert into banter and tangents about other stuff, and when they do talk about the show it’s mainly complaining about what other fans say about it. I like these guys and I wish I liked this but I honestly feel like this podcast is a waste of my time every time I put it on.
I love this podcast so much, it’s so fun and interesting, and I was the first official caller of the week so yeah I have bragging right for the rest of my life lol. In all seriousness you should 100% listen to this podcast because it is absolutely fantastic!
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This show centers on interactive Doctor Who discussions driven by listener calls, with a casual, banter-forward vibe. Episodes frequently cover show news, character arcs, classic versus modern storytelling, and franchise spin-offs, often mixing serious analysis with lighthearted tangents. A standout aspect is the live-call format that invites fan theories, debates, and nostalgia, creating a sense of community among fans who enjoy both deep dives and spontaneous banter. The format also features occasional special guests and live segments, which can lead to fresh perspectives and energy, making it appealing to listeners who want a energetic, conversational take on the Whoniverse.
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Who's There? launched 5 years ago and published 233 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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