This month, Kyle and Joy climb out of the pigbin to dive into a gaping mouth of an alien dendrite to talk about "The Claws of Axos"! What's not to like about this Doctor Who story? It's got aliens in both trashbags and leotards, bureaucracy run amok, and the coolest not-cool character ever, Bill Filer!

This month, Joy and Kyle go to prison. The evil in their hearts might lead to their downfall thanks to the mysterious Keller Machine. Or is it all just a ruse by the Master? That's right, it's "The Mind of Evil," maybe the most needlessly complicated story yet!

This month, Joy and Kyle go to prison. The evil in their hearts might lead to their downfall thanks to the mysterious Keller Machine. Or is it all just a ruse by the Master? That's right, it's "The Mind of Evil," maybe the most needlessly complicated story yet!

Happy New Year, friends and '70s stans!

At the dawn of 2020, we're here to talk about the dawn of 1971. It's time for the Third Doctor's second season premiere and it's...well, it's something. "Terror of the Autons" solidifies the UNIT Family and introduces us to Roger Delgado as the Master. It's also absolutely bat-poop insane.

Is it the best Doctor Who story ever, or just the best classic series story ever? That's already a high bar, but Joy and Kyle think "Inferno," the final story of the Third Doctor's first season, clears it handily. From the tone to the performances, to especially the inventive storytelling, this is upper echelon stuff.

It's just too bad we have to say goodbye to Dr. Elizabeth Shaw with this one. But we get 15 months of Jo Grant next, so...yay!

This month, Joy and Kyle get spacey. For the Third Doctor's first foray into the stars (though not in the TARDIS), we've got "The Ambassadors of Death," a pretty stellar (ha) story that has Malcolm Hulke's funk all over it. Plus Liz Shaw looking pretty dark Daphne-from-Scooby-Doo-ish.

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This month, the Barry Letts era begins! Just one story in, the Jon Pertwee years of Doctor Who change drastically. Luckily, they change in a great story! Joy and Kyle discuss "Doctor Who and the Silurians," a very important story in the annals of the show. Not only are Silurians a fascinating and complicated race, they also have weird third eyes! Much to talk about regarding morality, panic, and various withering glances.

We've arrived! In the TARDIS! And we're asleep for a whole episode! Juuuust kidding. Joy and Kyle are here in full wakefulness to discuss "Spearhead from Space," the very first Third Doctor story, the first of the 1970s, the first in color. It introduced the Autons and Liz Shaw, but does it actually...make any sense?

Good days for the Third Doctor are bad days for surgeons with old cars and capes.

Kyle and Joy are pretty sure the Third Doctor's inaugural story has a couple of unforeseen issues.