Jodie Whittaker makes her entrance in the Episodes of Death as arts critic and broadcaster Richard Watts gives us a Tsuranga Conundrum to try to get our heads around. Does Series 11′s most maligned episode have unappreciated delights to chew on, or is it a puzzle not worth solving?

The sets are fake but, for many, the pain is all too real... We talk the Fourth Doctor's CSO extravaganza Underworld (and sofas) with Tim Dickinson, creator of the blog "Watching Blake's 7".

"Ya gotta see the baby!" Before we move on to our next Episode of Death, last month's guest Michael Dennis pops back for a few minutes to talk about one more, erm, joy of Delta and the Bannermen.

And stay tuned at the end for the reveal of what story we’re talking about next episode!

Here's to the past, rather than the future, as writer Michael Dennis drops by chat about Season 24's "Delta and the Bannermen". Will he persuade you that love really is the answer when it comes to this 50s oddball?

"Encounter At Farpoint: The British Years" or an imaginative space fairytale about choice and social responsibility? It's back-to-back Big Finish as writer Selim Ulug joins us this month to talk Steven Moffat's least favourite Steven Moffat story, The Beast Below.

It's the legendary "worst Doctor Who story ever". But as The Gunfighters shows us, sometimes legends aren't what they're made out to be. Big Finish writer Eddie Robson joins us to explain why this infamous First Doctor story is an underappreciated gem.

You think your gran gives you bad birthday presents? When the Doctor turned 20, he got fluoro socks, a troublingly tight despot jumpsuit, a skeletal chicken, and way too many sofas. Yes, we’re heading to the Arc of Infinity, guided by our guest for this month, David Ross.

The delightful Ben McKenzie (Splendid Chaps, Night Terrace) joins us again to try to show us why there's nothing to fear about Fear Her. We're sorry. We're so, so sorry.

Take 2 all-time favourite companions, add '70s plot tropes, '80s lighting and the musical stylings of Ian Levine. What could go wrong? Mary Helen Norris joins us to talk K-9 And Company. But can it work its witchcraft on our hearts?

Mary Helen is the editor of the new anthology: Defending Earth: The Adventures of Sarah Jane Smith, available digitally now or pre-order your physical copies by mid-March at https://defendingearth.bigcartel.com/

It's two to Four to Doomsday as Chris Hawton from the All-New Adventures of the Doctor Who Book Club Podcast returns to take Lucas on a spacewalk through the 5th Doctor's second story. But can even a cricket ball save them from this one?