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It's anniversary week, so every day Too Hot For TV  will be dropping a commentary for an episode of the six part story 'Scream of the Shalka' the webcast by Paul Cornell featuring one time ninth Doctor Richard E Grant. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Luke Molloy as they measure each others cocks, speculate about the 60th, talk about the Toy Story character they would most like to shag and talk about anything they possibly can to not talk about 'Scream of the Shalka'.

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It's anniversary week, so every day Too Hot For TV  will be dropping a commentary for an episode of the six part story 'Scream of the Shalka' the webcast by Paul Cornell featuring one time ninth Doctor Richard E Grant. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Luke Molloy as they measure each others cocks, speculate about the 60th, talk about the Toy Story character they would most like to shag and talk about anything they possibly can to not talk about 'Scream of the Shalka'.

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In this latest edition of Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Jack, Joe Ford and Mark Rawlins for a commentary of Cyber proportions . As BBV video drama Cyberon goes under the microscope, written by Lance Parkin, directed by Bill Baggs and staring Jo Castleton. And as always the answer the burning questions: 

Who thinks heterosexual people can look extremely sexy? 
Just where is JNT?
Who are the founding members of the Jo Castleton Appreciation Society (JCAS)?

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As the anniversary month continues here at Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Luke Molloy to look at two very different relaunches of two different Doctors. The first adventure they review is the 9th Doctor audio ‘Ravagers’ written and directed by Nicholas Briggs and starring Christopher Eccleston.  Then they look at the very first 8th Doctor DWM comic 'Endgame' featuring the Celestial Toymaker, written by Alan Barnes with art by  Martin Geraghty, Robin Smith & Robin Riggs. And of course  they answer the burning questions: 

Who is an uncle after 7 panda pops?

Who was doing Big Finish before Big Finish was doing Big Finish?

What is Geordi bollox? 

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In this anniversary episode of Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Rob from the Doctor Who Show to look at two very different bits of spin off media.

First up it's the fourth Doctor comic strip from Doctor Who weekly 'Doctor Who and the Star Beast' by Pat Mills and John Wagner.

After that it's the 50th anniversary audio from Big Finish 'The Light at the End', starring a load of Doctors and companions, written and directed by Nicholas Briggs . 

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In this episode Dylan is joined by Iain Martin to talk about three very different 7th Doctor adventures. First up it's the Target novelisation of 'The Curse of Fenric' by Ian Briggs, then it's Season 27 audio adventure 'Animal' by Andrew Cartmel and then finally it's the Big Finish adaptation of Russell T Davies' New Adventure 'Damaged Goods' adapted by Jonathan Morris. And as always Dylan and Iain answer the burning questions:

What do Michelle Collins and Sylvester Stallone have in common? 
Which pop star invented homosexuality? 
Just how big is East London? 

If all has gone according to plan, this episode has dropped the same day as the latest episode of Iain's podcast We're All Stories In The End, in which he and Dylan talk about the book  'Damaged Goods', which you should track down and listen to as the perfect accompaniment to this episode.

https://shows.acast.com/were-all-stories-in-the-end

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Following on from Dylan and Michael's review and interview with Mick Lewis, they take a short look at one of the most ambitious crossover events of all time. 'Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation2'.... rolls off the tongue doesn't it? Written by Scott Tipton, David Tipton and Tony Lee with art from J.K. Woodward, this comic features the Eleventh Doctor, Amy and Rory meeting Picard, Riker and the rest of the Next Generation team to fight the combined might of the Cybermen & Borg. 

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In a break from Too Hot For TV's regular programming, Dylan is joined by Luke Molly and Joe Ford to talk about actual televised Doctor Who. They discuss the three Anniversary specials due to air later this year, sharing their hopes and fears, while chewing over the rumours and speculating all over the place. WARNING: may contain spoilers or not.... who knows. 

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Dylan and Michael have a chat with Mick Lewis, author of 'Combat Rock' and 'Rags'. 

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In this episode Dylan is joined by Michael Mills to discuss two unique BBC books past Doctor adventures by Mick Lewis. First it's the Second Doctor, Jamie and Victoria adventure 'Combat Rock' and then it's the Third Doctor, Jo and the U.N.I.T. family story 'Rags'. Along the way they answer the important questions: 

What iconic feature of Dr Who purple, orgasmic and thrusting? 

What is the unique ethnic experience of a an Englishman? 

Is Margret thatcher the ultimate Dr Who villain?