We were amazed by it at Christmas, and now, we can boggle at it on blu-ray.

Yes, The War Games in colour has been given its physical release, and we can rejoice with six extra minutes of material being added too!

Joining us are editor Benjamin Cook, and lead colourist Rich Tipple, to discuss things we couldn't discuss back in episode 321, and what we can expect in the extras.

We're back with the First Doctor in an exciting adventure in time and space.

We joined him, Ian, Barbara and Susan as they travel back to America at the time of the Salem witch trials.

Dave and Kenny discuss the book, with author Steve Lyons joining in to reveal how the book came to be - and was rejected TWICE by Virgin!

We sadly learned that another member of the Doctor Who family had passed away at the weekend.

Jean Marsh - better known to fans as Princess Joanna, Morgaine and perhaps best of all as Sara Kingdom - died at the age of 90.

In tribute Kenny and Dave discuss their memories of Jean, and are joined by Simon Guerrier, who wrote five of the six main stories to feature Sara.

And courtesy of our friend James Hadwen-Bennett, we present Jean speaking at the Invasion convention in 2003, when she was interviewed by J Jeremy Bentham. James also shares his memories of Jean's panel.

Jean Marsh - 1934-2025.

We're back in the realm of the Twelfth Doctor today, as we join him in print.

Mike Tucker is back to talk about his second novel featuring Peter Capaldi's incarnation, Diamond Dogs, which takes the Doctor and Bill into the future.

We also feature two original readings from the book by Steevie Day, with no official release from BBC Audiobooks - to date.

Remember when 30 Years in the TARDIS was the most exciting thing in the world? We do!

Today, we're joined by Kevin Jon Davies to discuss his new book 42 - The Wildly Improbably Ideas of Douglas Adams, a look at the unpublished works of the former Doctor Who script editor and writer Douglas Adams. We also discuss Kevin's legendary Doctor Who documentary.

Kevin is coming to Scotland, to discuss the book in Dunfermline, courtesy of Chris Cassell.

Find out more here:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/42-an-evening-with-kevin-jon-davies-tickets-1296326751209

We travel back to 2013 for a novel that was released early in the 50th anniversary year.

Shroud of Sorrow is today's book being put under the microscope, and Kenny is joined by Chris Hawton, from the All-New Adventures of the Doctor Who Book Club to discuss it this tale of Kennedy's assassination - and clowns from outer space.

Sadly, author Tommy Donbavand passed away in 2019, but courtesy of some of our podcast friends, we're able to bring his words together in the one place. We also have the full text of his interview with Doctor Who Magazine, courtesy of writer David Darlington.

Links:

All-New Adventures of the Doctor Who Book Club

https://andwbcp.libsyn.com/

The Doctor Who Podcast with Tommy Donbavand

https://thedoctorwhopodcast.com/2013/11/09/the-doctor-who-podcast-writers-special-2-tommy-donbavand-and-simon-guerrier/

Tommy Donbavand talks Doctor Who with Alex Fitch

https://archive.org/details/BookListDoctorWhoNovels

We conclude our celebratory week of 20 years of 21st century Doctor Who, with a special episode.

Dave and Kenny put on the DVD of Rose, that first episode, broadcast on 27 March 2005, and share their thoughts on it.

Did they enjoy Russell T Davies's original Doctor Who reboot as much as they did first time around? Turn on, tune in - and watchalong if you like!

We mark the triumphant return of Doctor Who to our televisions screens in this week's book club.

Dave and Kenny have re-read the first of the New Series Adventures published by the BBC, The Clockwise Man, by Justin Richards.

They share their thoughts on it, plus have comments from Justin at the time of the launch of these books.

When you're a Doctor Who fan, you're going to be a completist in some way.

You'll want every Target novelisation, BBC Video, blu-ray, action figure, New Adventures, whatever it maybe.

This week, the Radio Times released six different covers to mark 20 years of New Who, featuring the 21st century Doctors. Dave and Kenny both wanted particular covers, so we join them pounding the streets of Glasgow at night on their quest.

Will they succeed? Tune in and listen! The Quest is the Quest!

We're putting The Story of Martha under the microscope today.

This was an unusual release at the time from BBC Books, as it was an anthology, with a framing device written by Dan Abnett. David Roden, Steve Lockley and Paul Lewis, Robert Shearman and Simon Jowett write the stories presented.

Featuring the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones, we today speak to Dan, Steve, Paul and Simon about their work on this book.