The latest Doctor Who has aired, which means that after Eve of the Daleks, we have just two episodes of Jodie Whittaker's Doctor to enjoy.

Christian Cawley and James McLean recall their thoughts on the episode, with contributions from commenters on our Facebook page. Listen out too for some recommendations and thoughts about other TV shows - and a chat about the Legend of the Sea Devils!

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Worzel Gummidge (starring Mackenzie Crook)

Ashes to Ashes Series 1

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How does Doctor Who: Flux hold together as a series? Now the dust has cleared, we take a look at the evidence, as well as recall the impact on Doctor Who of two well-regarded recent departures from this world.

Prepare yourselves for a cavalcade of Doctor Who discussion with Christian Cawley, James McLean, and Gareth Kavanagh, as they cover everything from Flux, RTD2, and the Netflix problem to Bob Baker, Chris Achilleos, and beyond...

Consider this wide-ranging chat our Christmas present to you. Thanks for sticking with us during a stuttery 2021 - hope you have an awesome 2022!

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Doctor Who: Flux is over. Final episode The Vanquishers has split opinion, causing confusion in some areas, accused of having too much going on, and generally being like other Doctor Who finales.

Christian Cawley and James McLean discuss The Vanquishers, bringing in some listener thoughts from our Facebook page. PLUS: We talk about Sylvester McCoy in The Munsters, directed by Rob Zombie.

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The Glitterball trailer (featuring Midsomer Murders' and The Armageddon Factor's Barry Jackson)

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Is Survivors of the Flux the first disappointing episode of Doctor Who Flux? Is the Grand Serpent really the Master, or just too similar? How did Yaz, Dan, and Professor Jericho escape the quantum extraction?

Discussing an episode that jumped around and seemed to focus on the wrong story, Christian Cawley and James McLean consider all of the various story strands and wonder if episode 5 is more of a "moving the pieces into place" episode, rather than another strong installment.

One hell of a cliffhanger, though, let's face it!

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The fourth episode of Doctor Who Flux is Village of the Angels, the first appearance by the Weeping Angels as antagonists since 2012's The Angels Take Manhattan. But was this a return to form for the quantum-locked assailants, or did the episode suffer from inconsistent motivations for the villains?

Christian Cawley and James McLean discuss the episode, so click play to find out how satisfied they were with the episode that tells us what happened after "The Angel has the TARDIS."

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Once, Upon Time is the third episode of Doctor Who Flux. Marking a change of pace, the episode has been judged as being complicated by many, despite featuring appearances from Daleks and Cybermen.

This podcast looks at Once, Upon Time's key elements, guest appearances, and sub-plots, as well as bringing into the conversation some comments from our Facebook followers. Join Christian Cawley and James McLean as they mull over the latest installment of Doctor Who Flux and how it fits into the series so far.

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Episode two of Doctor Who Flux is War of the Sontarans, which guest stars Sara Powell as Mary Seacole, Gerald Kyd as General Logan, and Jonathan Watson and Dan Starkey as various Sontarans.

This podcast takes a look at the episode, with an in-depth chat between hosts Christian Cawley and James McLean as they attempt to get to the bottom of why this series of Doctor Who seems to be far more enjoyable than any other series since 2010.

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Jodie Whittaker is back with the first part of Doctor Who Flux. The Halloween Apocalypse is part one of the six part series, which introduces not only a new villain (Swarm) but also a universal threat (the Flux) that may or may not be related to him.

Throw in some Sontarans, Weeping Angels, seven billion dog like aliens, a future friend from the past and a man on a space observatory, and you've got the beginnings of a movie-like experience. And we haven't even mentioned new companion Dan, his non-girlfriend girlfriend Helen, or Swarm's sister.

Christian Cawley and James McLean offer their thoughts about an episode that brings a whole new format to Doctor Who.

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This is a jam-packed podcast featuring the latest Doctor Who betting odds for the 14th star of the series, a chat about the new Doctor Who games, and of course Fluxx. Also, the new series of Doctor Who, Flux.

They also mull over the Sony Pictures Television purchase of Bad Wolf Productions, terrible Doctor Who reference books, the switch in depth of DWM between 1980s and 1990s, and enjoy letters sent by 1980s Doctor Who direct Peter Grimwade to various cast members.

Also, random other "Trivia, Mr Fibuli!"

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Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality

• Doctor Who VR Game: The Edge of Time

Vworp Vworp #4

• Vworp Vworp #3 review

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Russell T Davies has been named as the new Doctor Who showrunner following the departure of Chris Chibnall in 2022. But does this mean a return to the show as it was in 2005, or could RTD have something more interesting planned.

Well, what do you think? Christian Cawley and James McLean speculate on the future of the show now that it is finally moving away from BBC in-house production.