We’re BACK! Or rather, Michele and Brent are back in the DWP Campervan – or DWP RV, given it’s occupied exclusively by American hosts this episode! News, feedback, songs and a retrospective on The Mark of the Rani comprise Episode 404. So kettle on, tune in, earphones on, and enjoy our first episode in the post-Gatwa era. It still hurts to type that!

Join us again in a couple of weeks for Episode 405 when we’ll be taking a look at Jodie Whittaker’s and Mandip Gill’s return to the Whoniverse in their first story for Big Finish, Vampire Weekend!

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“How I Wish Who Was Here”, written and performed by Ashley Frieze and available to watch on Facebook right here! See other Who related goodness from Ashley over at https://www.ashleyfrieze.co.uk

Join Phil and James as they look back at the week Doctor Who crashed back into the headlines. The Sun ran a two-page feature about the show’s future (or alleged lack of it) which was picked up by other national newspapers and radio stations in the UK. How seriously should we take it?!

In much more upbeat news, Big Finish Productions announced that Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper are pairing up in some some brand new Ninth Doctor and Rose audio stories which is of course, FANTASTIC!

We are also very proud to bring you coverage of the latest Doctor Who proms! As the most musically gifted members of the DWP team, Michele and Brent review what can only be described as wonderful production that was performed at the Royal Albert Hall in Summer 2024 and televised just a couple of months ago over Christmas.

As always, please do get in touch and let us know what you think! Email feedback@thedoctorwhopodcast.com, Tweet @thedrwhopodcast or find us on Facebook.

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Join Ian, James and Phil on board the Campervan as they catch up on the world of Doctor Who. Ncuti on Children In Need, Joy to the World, Deleted Scenes from Season 1/14/40 and a new version of The War Games all come under the usual DWP scrutiny.

Join us on Wednesday for Episode 7 of The Echo Chamber when James and Michele talk about Big Finish‘s The Genocide Machine.

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Join Phil and James as they jump on board the DWP Campervan and take a drive through the autumnal season and catch up on all manner of things Who. The BFI screenings of Doctor Who, Whooverville, the 13th Doctor, Zygons and Krynoids coming to Big Finish – and more!

They also take a look at Deleted Scenes, a Second Doctor and Jamie story from Big Finish Productions and written by Angus Dunican. How does Jamie fare as a film star in the early 1900s?!

As always, you can get in touch by emailing us at feedback@thedoctorwhopodcast.com, tweeting us at www.x.com/thedrwhopodcast or by jumping on our Facebook Page and Group.

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Join Ian and Michele for a catchup in the Campervan before we say so long to Summer 2024! The news, including the latest edition of The Doctor Who Proms, Series Three speculation and a glimpse into the DWP future are up for discussion.

Phil and Brent also drop by with their take on the Tales of the TARDIS edition of Pyramids of Mars.

We’ll be back with Episode 381 soon!

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Earlier this week, the Whoniverse lost one of it’s ‘founder members’ as William Russell passed away. William played Ian Chesterton in the early of years of Doctor Who, from 1963 to 1965. Join Michele and James as they recount their memories of William in Doctor Who before handing over to Brent and Drew who interviewed him in person at a US convention in 2018. The interview first went out on the Who and Company podcast as part of their convention coverage, and it’s wonderful to hear William so relaxed in his conversation.

Rest in Peace William, and thank you for the unforgettable memories. Neither you or your contribution to Doctor Who will be forgotten. We are Most Grateful.

Jump on board the Campervan for the final DWP before the new series! James and Phil talk about their hopes, dreams and fears just a few days ahead of Space Babies and The Devil’s Chord transmission.

We hope to be back online with our review of both episodes on the morning of 12th May (UK time) – that’s before it airs on BBC1, so you have been warned!!

Get in touch with us any time to let us know what you think by emailing the campervan at feedback@thedoctorwhopodcast.com, on Twitter/X @thedrwhopodcast, on our Facebook Page or in our Facebook Group.

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Just two weeks to go! TWO WEEKS until we get new Doctor Who – it feels like ages since last year’s anniversary specials!

Join James and Michele as they revisit The Church of Ruby Road, specifically to talk through the many, many mysterious plot points and questions the episode asks. Multi-dimensional timey-wimey theories along with (yet more) attempts to identify Mrs Flood are the order of the day!

As always, you can contact the Campervan and let us know what you think of our theories – or more interestingly, share your own with us by e-mailing feedback@thedoctorwhopodcast.com, Tweet @thedrwhopodcast or find us on Facebook.

We’ll be back in two weeks – just TWO WEEKS to let you have the DWP review of Episodes 1 and 2 – Space Babies and The Devil’s Chord.

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The Doctor Who Podcast returns from a spring break rested and refreshed. This time, Michele, Brent, and Drew take the campervan wheel to steer through a flurry of Doctor Who news releases.

Up for scrutiny and discussion: episode titles, the ch-ch-changes new season trailer, official companion news, and new Doctor Who novels for your summer reading list. Then Ian and Michele travel back in time to review the first-ever short trip from Big Finish, Rise and Fall. Finally, the happy campers finish with a look at your latest feedback, including more discussion of the new Big Finish Range Dark Gallifrey. Should you want to judge it for yourself, you can hear the first 15 minutes of the Morbius trilogy at the end of this Big Finish Podcast from 31st March.

Will the crew be as accurate as usual about things to come? Probably. But enjoy the show anyway!

As always, you can contact the Campervan by e-mailing feedback@thedoctorwhopodcast.com, Tweet @thedrwhopodcast or find us on Facebook.

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