A special "behind the curtain" look at The Right Brain Project's production of "WHO TOO", the sequel to 2013's Doctor Who stage show "The Timey Wimey Fantastic Brilliant Extravaganza (Geronimo!)", in which a fearless podcaster (NOT yours truely) questions his sanity, we find out if there's life on Mars, and the Doctor meets one of her previous incarnations.

… in which a showrunner continues to overstay his welcome and our fearless podcaster has a few things to say about it.

… in which our fearless podcaster finishes his Companion Countdown with the top ten.  Topics include free lists, the Fido method of acting, the Nicholas Courtney method of acting, messed up childhoods, and how to be sexy without even trying.

...in which our fearless podcaster documents the rise and fall of Chi-Fi 2015.

…in which the Companion Countdown continues.  Topics include the Doctor's surrogate parents, a more family-friendly Torchwood, and which companions our fearless podcaster would marry, shag or kill.  Also, a tribute to the most logical half-human to appear on television and the silver screen.  LLAP.

… in which the podcast celebrates its second anniversary by having a mid-life crisis.  However, we do have some early buzz about this summer's stage sequel to the Right Brain Project's "Timey Wimey" show, and the Companion Countdown continues…

…in which an uninspired podcaster tries (but mostly fails) to say some nice things about the companions ranking from 30 to 21 on his Companion Countdown.  Seriously, if you're not a completist you probably want to skip this one.  Topics include mom's discontinuity guide, why Vicki should've been the Doctor's granddaughter, and how the Black Guardian is totally watching you masturbate.

… in which our fearless podcaster begins a countdown of Doctor Who companions.  This week it's 37 to 31.  Topics include robot jihads, alien STDs, spaceships as consolation prizes, and questionable accents.

… in which our flustered podcaster stops caring whether or not the Moffat era is all a dream and figures we're going to see David Tennant in the shower when it's all over.  It's the "Last Christmas" review and the last review podcast until Series 9.  Happy New Year!

… in which our fearless podcaster turns his critical eye on two beloved stories (and one beloved companion) from the classic series.  Happy holidays!