Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Tom and Park to talk about the first three episodes of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth". Along the way, Susan is such a precocious liability she gets threatened with a jolly good smacked bottom, Ian walks out a door to nowhere, and the Doctor stupidly solves an Intelligence Test. Meanwhile, Bay admits he knows nothing about London landmarks, we learn that the Daleks are bascially Nazis, and Sean continually insults the director as we are treated to the Nation-Martin one-two punch. 

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Kieran to talk about "Planet of Giants".  Along the way, our heroes are menaced by a photograph of a cat, Ian increasingly shows he's not the brightest bulb in the box, and The Doctor shows the first signs of Pyromania. Meanwhile, Bay is still upset about that broken spring, Andy is impressed by a sink, and way too much time is spent talking about Mrs. Columbo.

In this Very Special Episode (TM), Sean, Bay, and Andy talk about their impressions of the first season of Doctor Who. Bay and Andy talk about whether or not the show has fit in with their expectations so far, and they make some predictions about what's coming up next. Then we do our best to alienate our audience by each giving our rankings of the season's episodes from worst to first. 

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Julia to talk about "The Reign of Terror". Along the way, Ian and Barbara continue to ride the PTSD train, Susan displays a massive fear of rats, and the Doctor displays his social engineering skills. Meanwhile, Sean admits that animation is not in his wheelhouse, Julia helpfully informs us that at least six or seven people died in the French Revolution, and Andy displays he is easily confused by intrigue and, well, everything, really.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Ariel of the "Ride the Omnibus" Podcast to talk about the Sensorites. Along the way, we learn all about the Mysterious Life and Sad Times of Peter R. Newman, the Wonderful World of Molybdenum, and how Susan is an Unrepentent Racist. Meanwhile, we hear the first description of the Doctor's home planet, Bay wonders what the Sensorites are doing with a Disintegrator Room, and Andy learns where Mac and Mes came from.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Jessica and Tom to talk about The Aztecs. Along the way, Ian dresses up like a big bird, The Doctor gets himself a girlfriend, and Barbara becomes the Goddess we've always known her to be. Also, Bay declares his Divinity, and Andy desperately tries to convince himself that Ixta is clever.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are re-joined by Maggie (of First Impressions Podcast) and Jonathan to discuss the rest of The Keys of Marinus.Along the way, Susan does the one thing she’s told not to do (anything); Ian says the COLDEST LINE EVER; and the Doctor plays Phoenix Wright. Also, Andy gets bleeped for the first (but not the last) time.

Sean, Bay, and Andy and joined by Maggie (of First Impressions Podcast) and Jonathan to discuss the first two episodes of The Keys of Marinus. Along the way, we talk about gimp-masked frogmen, 100 Tacos, and the oddly suicidal nature of the Voord. There's some wild speculation on why the Doctor vanishes for part of the serial, and we end the discussion after Andy disappears into the next episode.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Kieran and Juan to finish up our discussion of Marco Polo. We are introduced to a beloved new character, the Stank Monkey, who completely wrecked the studio forevermore. Along the way, we get into a surprisingly deep discussion on the role of games in this serial, touch on the horrific world of Susan/Ping-Cho fan fiction, and learn that Tegana definitely ain't ain't afraid of no ghosts.

Sean, Bay, and Andy are joined by Kieran and Juan to talk about the first 3 episodes of Marco Polo, the fourth Doctor Who story, and our first lost one. We spend some time talking about Lost Episodes, Reconstructions, and Telesnaps, and Andy introduces us to the . . . interesting fan-made animation he found. Along the way, we talk about the BBC's attempts at education and we urge the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to release the tapes that we assume they have hidden in a secret vault somewhere. Also, there's a Urine Monkey.