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Winning the award for most continuity in a television series….DOCTOR WHO!  We’re back with the Doctor and Donna Noble investigating London’s newest diet plan!  Cheryl and Colleen discuss Facebook stalking, plushie fat babies, sonic weaponry, villains with depth, the laws of ethics, who done it music, physical comedy, and the return of Donna Noble (Katherine Tate)!

So who was cuter:  The adipose or Donna’s grandfather? Remember to write in about future episodes!

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The Titanic crashes in to the TARDIS…The Space Titanic, that is! Colleen and Cheryl discuss punctuation, Doctor Who/Sci-fi tropes, pleasant killing machines, performance inconsistencies, and the possibility of what outsiders would think of 2013 Earth.

What do you imagine tourists would think of Earth? Remember to write in about future episodes!

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In this continuation of the three part ending to season 3, The Doctor meets his match in The Master, another Time Lord who has a power complex. Cheryl and Colleen discuss paradoxes, time lordyness, Martha and her family, the Toclophane, and the fun reveals made in these episodes.

What is would your Time Lord name be? What would our Time Lord Names be? What’s in store for The Doctor?

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Professor Yana (portrayed by Derek Jacobi) is trying to save the human race at the end of the universe, but is he what he seems to be? Welcoming back not only Captain Jack Harkness, but perhaps the truth of The Face of Bo’s prophecy.  Colleen and Cheryl discuss the Professor and his alter ego, their first impressions of who he was, and Jack’s newfound immortality.

What will happen next?

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Sally Sparrow stars in this episode surrounding The Weeping Angels.  Don’t even blink, or you may miss the Doctor and Martha entirely, but the other characters make up for it, don’t worry.  Steven Moffat pulls off another terrifying creation, and Cheryl and Colleen discuss the limitations, speculations, and powers of the creepy stone angels.  This podcast also includes discussions of awesome featured characters, commentary on feedback, and Colleen’s utter confusion as a visually impaired viewer of the show.

What nightmares did you have?  Is this your favortie episode?  Or is it coming up? [email protected]

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Colleen and Cheryl speak on David Tennant’s acting, the developing characterization of The Doctor, Martha’s resourcefulness, 1913 British culture, loss of innocence, and the importance of scarecrows.  Many, many scarecrows.

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The Doctor and Martha journey to a spaceship that is falling into a sun, where all the crew members are really heat resistant. Cheryl and Colleen talk about Men in Black, human entitlement, posession acting, and the Irish character.

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When the Doctor drops Martha back in her world, he is intrigued by a man trying to restore his youth through science. Colleen and Cheryl discuss money, mortal human vanity, DNA, Martha’s family, and what it means to be successful.

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The Year: 1930

Cheryl and Colleen discuss the soundtrack, accents, a few quotes, and levels of intelligence.

What was your favorite/least favorit plot?

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