Episode 3 of Doctor Who Series 15, The Well, has aired in the UK and worldwide on the Disney+ service, and is ripe for discussion. What impact has this episode has, and can James McLean...
Doctor Who Series 15’s second episode, Lux, is the subject of discussion this week. James McLean welcomes this week’s guest, Rick Lundeen, for quite a deep and wide-ranging chat about the episode and Doctor Who‘s...
James and Magnus discuss the first episode of Doctor Who S15, Robot Revolution, which introduces a new companion, Belinda Chandra, and ends with quite the cliffhanger. This is an in-depth discussion of the episode, covering…
The Power of the Doctor Reviewed
- October 26, 2022
- Tagged as: Ace, Ashad, Bonnie Langford, Chris Chibnall, Colin Baker, CyberMasters, Cybermen, Daleks, David Bradley, Eighth Doctor, Fifth Doctor, First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Janet Fielding, Jo Grant, Jodie Whittaker, Katy Manning, Mel Bush, Paul McGann, Peter Davison, Sacha Dhawan, Seventh Doctor, Sixth Doctor, Sophie Aldred, Sylvester McCoy, Tegan Jovanka, The Master, The Power of the Doctor, Thirteenth Doctor, William Russell
It’s the end, but the moment has been prepared for. If the recent “regeneration” trailer told us anything, it’s that The Power of the Doctor would be jam-packed with subtle references to the show’s great...
We’re just one week away from The Power of the Doctor in which Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor leaves our screens and Chris Chibnall’s time as Doctor Who showrunner comes to an end. However you feel about...
In one of those episodes where we talk over Doctor Who, James McLean and Christian Cawley revisit 1975’s The Android Invasion. Starring Tom Baker and Lis Sladen as the Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith, the...
Once in a while a new TV series comes along that unites the viewing public in passionate admiration. Back in 2006 we had Life on Mars; in the 1990s we had Between the Lines and…
I have an interesting relationship with Jason Manford. While we’ve never actually met, I’m sure he’s a reasonably nice chap (text-messaging aside) but his North West laddish charm sadly riles with me. It’s not a…
There are plenty of reasons to like Chris Addison: he has regularly roles in two top comedy series, has appeared on a cross-Atlantic movie success and seems relatively grounded. He also effortlessly crosses the comedian-actor…
It’s hard for a man trapped in a 6’7″ frame to be lost in the shadows but that certainly seems to have been the case with Stephen Merchant, a whimsically amusing man from the south…
Despite looking like a tall, fat Rik Mayall (his words), Greg Davies is actually funny, and he finally gets the chance to show how good he is as a solo performer away from Klang with…
I like Paddy. He’s engaging, charming, has a great rapport with the audience and is hilarious when he’s sharing off the cuff thoughts (such as dealing with hecklers and the token “garlic bread!” cry from…