What do The Curse of Fenric, The Seventh Doctor, Terminus, Martha Jones, and WHOLanta have in common? Why is Episode 79 of Discussing Who branded to look like late 1980s Doctor Who? Find out as we welcome special guest Nicole Mazza, host of Terminus: A Doctor Who Podcast, to the show. Hosted by Kyle Jones.

The BBC announces the cast of Doctor Who Series 11.  Joining Jodi Whitttaker in the TARDIS will be Bradley Walsh, Tosin Cole, and Mandip Gill. Plus, Sharon D. Clarke joins in "a returning role."  Who are these characters?  What is the returning role? Hosted by Kyle Jones and Clarence Brown. Special Guest Host from the United Kingdom: Dave Cooper of the Cultdom Collective and Doctor Who: Podshock!

FOX brings characters from the world of the Uncanny X-Men to television in the series, The Gifted. Meanwhile, the original next generation of Mutants, The New Mutants, head to the big screen in their own self-titled HORROR movie? Will it be a disaster or a runaway hit? And, speaking of a runaway, will Hulu’s The Runaways offer better online ratings than ABC’s The Inhumans? Plus, will Kyle finally find a reason to like the Inhumans? Find out in this episode devoted to Discussing Comics. Hosted by Clarence Brown and Kyle Jones.

Jessica of the SesskaSays YouTube Channel joins us for Episode 76 of Discussing Who. Jessica discusses some of her favourite moments, why she began reacting to Doctor Who, and talks about why Amy and Rory’s exit packed such an emotional punch. How does she choose her shows? Plus, Kyle shares insight into Amy’s exit. All this and more! Hosted by Kyle Jones.

We celebrate the 75th episode of Discussing Who by reviewing the Doctor Who 20th anniversary story, The Five Doctors. Does the story hold up to the test of time, or does it make us appreciate The Day of the Doctor? Hosted by Lee Shackleford, Clarence Brown, and Kyle Jones.

Star Trek returned to network television this week as Star Trek Discovery aired on CBS and CBS All Access. Set ten years prior to Star Trek: The Original Series, fans are introduced to a new cast of characters, a revamped look for the Klingons, and more. This episode introduces a new podcast from Clarence Brown, the co-creator of Discussing Who and the Techpedition podcast. Join us as we discuss Star Trek and why Clarence pushes us all to live long and prosper. This episode is a joint production of Techpedition and Discussing Who. Hosted by Kyle Jones and featuring Kary Brown, Sergio Lugo, II, and Lee Shackleford.

The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith arrive on Karn and encounter the Sisterhood, Doctor Solon, Condo, and the villainous Morbius. We review the classic 1976 story ‘The Brain of Morbius’ in Episode 73. Plus, will Clarence discover the truth behind everyone’s fascination with Tom Baker! It’s an episode filled with Sacred Flame, Sacred Fire! Hosted by Lee Shackleford, Clarence Brown, and Kyle Jones.

DC Comics reveals the identity of Mister Oz as the mysteries of Dark Nights Metal continue to unfold. How will these stories impact Superman and Batman? Meanwhile, Captain America visits himself in prison and Marvel announces Phoenix Resurrection! How will this impact the time-displaced Jean Grey currently starring in both her own comic and X-Men Blue? Plus, we give our thoughts on The Gifted, The Inhumans, and ask Who are the Runaways? It’s all about Discussing Comics. Join us! Hosted by Kyle Jones and Clarence Brown.

We review the first two-parts of Titan Comics’ latest multi-Doctor adventure in Episode 71 of Discussing Who. We discuss the story without revealing the return of (SPOILER), and that’s just in the first issue! The guest stars are many, and we can’t wait for Part Three! Plus, Doctor Who Day in Flowood, Mississippi! Hosted by Kyle Jones and Clarence Brown.

We break the First Law of Time in Episode 70 of Discussing Who. What evil lurks within the antimatter universe? Can the Doctor help himselves save the Time Lords and all of reality? Find out in our review of ‘The Three Doctors’. Plus, date and announcements regarding WHOlanta 2018! Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford.