Ben and Eugene discuss this surprise 1-part episode. Considering how awesome it is, the conversation does take a surprising turn.  Maybe.

Ben and Eugene review Toby Whithouse’s two-part Doctor Who adventure Under the Lake and Before the Flood. The Doctor and Clara investigate creepy happenings under the lake, then the Doctor takes  a jaunt back to 1980’s Scotland, as you do.

Ben and Eugene arrive at the penultimate episode of Fantastic Journey.  What riddles do this strange and fantastic island have in store for our intrepid travelers?  Have they a new quest?  Will it save them from the oblivion of cancellation? I think we all know the answer to that! Don’t forget to check out our ... Read more

A timey-wimey podcast!  As they jump about time in a strictly linear series of cause and effect, Ben and Eugene discuss the Magician’s Apprentice and the follow on episode, the Witch’s Familiar – The two-part Series 9 opener of Doctor Who.

Our full discussion of these episode is coming soon.  In the meantime, I asked my kids what they thought of the two-part series opener of Doctor Who.  This is what they had to say. (This is the audio portion of a video podcast that you can find at the new Fusion Patrol YouTube Channel.  Check ... Read more

What’s that hissing sound I’m hearing?  Could it be the Ice Warriors having a laugh? Simon and Eugene review the “missing” and recreated Second Doctor story, the Ice Warriors.

Blake got a kissing cousin, but she’s held captive by Travis on Exbar.  In other words, she’s a hostage! Ben and Eugene discuss.

What could be more natural than an oppressed group of people rising up against their oppressors, banishing them to the Phantom Zone and setting up Varian, Fred, Willoway and Scott as their new breeding stock? It’s Joan Collins guest starring in the Fantastic Journey episode, Turnabout. Ben and Eugene discuss this deeply philosophical episode.

Blake is chasing a bug and Avon’s got a friend! This week, Ben and Eugene discussed the first Robert Holmes penned episode of Blakes 7, Killer.

Simon and Eugene continue their journey through animated Doctor Who episodes. This time, they check in on 18th century France and the Reign of Terror.  It’s the Doctor’s favorite period in human history!  nobody knows why.