Whilst we wait for Asylum of the Daleks to grace our screens, the BBC has begun releasing some videos in the lead up to the 1st September screening.
Entitled Pond Life, it shows life for the Ponds whilst the Doctor is along galavanting round the universe. One episode each day will be released on the Doctor Who BBC website.
The DWP will be providing reviews of these releases over the coming week. Trevor takes us through the first part which was released at midday Monday 27th August.
In this episodeJames, Leeson, Tom and Ian share with you their NON-spoilery thoughts of the first episode from the new series of Doctor Who – Asylum of the Daleks.
The lads were lucky enough to attend the BFI screening of this episode on the 14th August and recorded a bit of a live show where they discuss the story, and some of the interesting titbits that came out of the lively Q&A session afterwards.
In a bumper episode of the Doctor Who PodcastJames and Leeson talk about one of the latest trilogies from the magnificent bods at Big Finish.
The multi-colour coated one, the 6th Doctor gets an outing in a series of plays – Curse of Davros, The Fourth Wall and Wirrn Isle.
James also quizzes Leeson on his viewing of Planet of the Spiders, which was the winner of our little competition back in episode 151.
This episode we are in DVD review mode where we look at the Pertwee story The Dæmons and the McCoy story, The Happiness Patrol. Are they worthy of going five rounds with, and will they make you happy? Listen in to find out.
We also have a bit of a chat about the recent opening ceremony for the London Olympics, and share our thoughts on the recent passing of Mary Tamm, companion to the fourth Doctor.
Well, we come to the end of our memorable journey through Iceworld, with this, the commentary track for Episode 3 of Dragonfire.
And who better than to bring you to its epic conclusion that Leeson and Ian? The boys guide you though face melting, deaths, companion swaps and bewildering little girls who have no meaning to the plot.
We hope you have enjoyed our romp through Dragonfire this week.
The commentary for Dragonfire continues with the second episode. In the commentary hot seats for this episode areJames and Tom.
As with Episode 1 of this commentary, there are clear instructions within the file of how to sync it up with your copy of Dragonfire so you can join along and watch the story whilst listening toJames and Tom.
As the build up begins to our 150th episode next week, we present to you this week commentary tracks for the 150th classic series story – the Seventh Doctor adventure Dragonfire.
Our story begins on Iceworld, a trading port on the dark side of planet Svartos, the Doctor chances across Sabalom Glitz and joins him on a treasure hunt in the frozen caverns of the planet where a dragon is rumored to resides. Meanwhile Mel and a recently fired waitress named Ace run afoul of Kane, the icy director of Iceworld, whose frozen touch means death.
Trevor and Michele are your hosts to guide you through this first of three Dragonfire episodes.
You can join along with the fun too. If you have a copy of Dragonfire, the commentary audio can be watched alongside the episode itself. Just pop your DVD, VHS etc copy into your player, and follow the instructions in the audio itself for when to press play, and you too can be experiencing Dragonfire alongside Michele and Trev.
The remaining two episodes will be released over the coming week, keep an eye out for them!
It is Tom and Trev’s turn this week to share their least favourite stories from the 6th Doctor through to the present Doctor.
We also have a stab at trying to pick our least favourite story from the 1st to 5th Doctor eras.
Ian and Michele also chip in with their least favourites as well.
We have already devoted episodes to our favourite Doctor Who episodes, now its time to explore the seedier side of Doctor Who as the team talks about their least favourites.
First up isJames and Michele who discuss their least favourite stories from the 1st through to the 5th Doctors.
Prepare to be amazed, outraged, surprised and disgusted!
As the title of this release suggests, quite a busy and eclectic week at the Doctor Who campervan.
First up is our look at Power of the Daleks – Reimagined, the fan film that sets to bring to life one of the classic and beloved stories from the Patrick Troughton era of Doctor Who.
We have an interview with the man who plays the Doctor, Nick Scovell, and producer/DOP/tea maker Rob Thrush.
We review Power of the Daleks – Reimagined to see how it stacks up against the story that inspired it. Ian and Michele also had a listen to an audio recording of the original 60s story and share their thoughts.
We also have an interview with Graeme Burk, one of the two authors of a marvellous Doctor Who reference book called Who is the Doctor.
Ian and Michele are back again to round off the episode with their review of the Big Finish audio The Catalyst.
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