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James and Trevor together in the campervan for this episode to discuss the fan reaction to The Pandorica Opens. We share our thoughts, your thoughts, play some listener feedback and some predictions for just what The Big Bang will have in store for us on Saturday night.
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The end of the season is upon us, so it seems only fitting to devote an extra long podcast to the analysis of the penultimate story from Season 5 – The Pandorica Opens.
Trev, Tom and James are in the campervan standing by to share their thoughts with you about the episode that reveals so much, but hints at so much more.
Get your thoughts in for our feedback episode, quick!
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Marty, James and Dave from theHoo on Who podcast are in for this episode to talk about the fan reaction to The Lodger.
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The DWP Campervan is barely big enough to contain the collected reviewing might this episode of Trevor, Tom and Marty as the boys review Doctor Who’s ode to sharehouse living – The Lodger.
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With Trevor still relaxing the life of the relaxed on some sun drenched beach, it is left toJames and Tom to talk about the fan reaction to Vincent and the Doctor.
The boys share their thoughts, see what you think, and also play feedback on the episode from our listeners.
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With Trevor taking a well earned break this week it is left to Tom and James to discuss the latest Doctor Who episode, Vincent and the Doctor. Luke from theMinute Doctor Who Podcast joins the dynamic duo in their review of this story.
In other news, The Doctor Who Podcast is also happy to announce the upcoming release of a fantastic new book from the bods atMad Norwegian Press.
Running Through Corridors is a three volume series by Rob Shearman and Toby Hadoke. Rob and Toby spent 2009 watching Doctor Who, two episodes a day, every day. Every episode from Ian Chesterton’s wonderment at the TARDIS in 1963 all the way through to David Tennant’s swan song on New Years Day 2010. Running Through Corridors is a journal of that experience.
Volume 1 of this series is being released in December 2010. The DWP will be featuring interviews with Rob and Toby as well as reviews of the book over the coming months. We will also have copies to give away of this exciting new book.
Our thanks go to Lars at Mad Norweign Press for giving us the opportunity to be involved with the launch of this series of books. Check out theirwebsite for a shed-load more titles that are guaranteed to impress, educate and entertain.
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Marty from theBox Room Podcast has as his special guest in the Doctor Who Podcast Campervan this episode Trevor from The Doctor Who Podcast.
Confused? We certainly were!
Marty, whose dulcet tones once graced the DWO WhoCast. Marty, who can be heard each and every episode telling our listeners where to send their feedback, and where the website is. He triumphantly returns for this fan reaction episode to the episode Cold Blood
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The ahem…. Three Who Rock are back in the campervan for this podcast to review the episode Cold Blood.
Also stick around at the end of the episode for the announcement of a brand new competition, a competition unlike any other unleashed on a Doctor Who podcast before!
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It is our great pleasure to have Robert from the Doctor Who Review Today podcast in the campervan to discuss the fan reaction to The Hungry Earth.
We play your feedback, as well as a special plea from our good friend Michael at the Tin Dog Podcast.
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Tom and Trevor put their feet up on the Campervan china hutch and discuss their thoughts on The Hungry Earth, which sees the return of the Silurians to our screens after an absence of 26 years.
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