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!

369: The Savages by Kenny Smith

Jeff Cummins is a legend in not just the world of Doctor Who art, but in music too.

Jeff today tells us about his incredible career, which has seen him paint iconic covers for Target books like The Horror of Fang Rock and The Talons of Weng-Chiang, as well as The Three Doctors reprint, to New Adventures, and working for a certain Mr Paul McCartney.

His new book The Invisible Artist - Outside the Box is available to pre-order from https://www.candy-jar.co.uk/books/outsidethebox.html

Peter Capaldi is back - not as the Doctor, but for the release of his second album, Sweet Illusions.

He's been doing some publicity for the album, and the Power of 3 has been granted permission to use 15 minutes of an interview he gave to Paul Trainer of GlasgowWorld, about the release.

Paul - a friend of our Kenny's for some 30 years - joins us for a conversation about the interview, meeting Peter and generally fanboying it up over the Twelfth Doctor actor.

If you want to watch the full conversation between Peter and Paul, which runs to 35 minutes, you can find it here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oxsrb7vqa4w

You can read the interview here: https://www.glasgowworld.com/whats-on/music/interview-peter-capaldi-simple-minds-glasgow-1980s-5010169

Today's book club adventure takes us into the era of Sylvester McCoy.

We take a look at the BBC's first Seventh Doctor story in the Past Doctor Adventures range, where he and Ace encounter the Cybermen and Nazis. But in World War 2. Not in Windsor.

We're joined by co-author Mike Tucker and Steve Cole - at the same time! - to discuss this novel.

We return to our classic Doctors in sequence today, after last week's jump back to tie in with Season 7 on blu-ray.

Today, we're looking at a Sixth Doctor novel that should never have existed, until another author was held up and couldn't make his deadline.

Steve Cole joins us to explain how Justin Richards approached him to write The Shadow in the Glass, and how they worked together to create one of the greatest books in the Past Doctor Adventures range.

With Season 7 having arrived on blu-ray this week, we're bringing you a bonus episode with another Auton attack.

We're delighted to be joined by the fantastic Mike Tucker, who tells us all about his latest work, a story for BBC Audiobooks.

Are you ready to enter the House of Plastic?

The concluding part of our preview of the Season 7 blu-ray set is here!

Today, we're joined by our old pals Richard Bignell, Chris Chapman and Toby Hadoke, to discuss their work on the PDFs, documentaries and Behind the Sofa, amongst other things.

Richard reveals some fascinating insights, and it might be worth checking out our 122nd episode too, The Lost World, which has inspired some of the PDF content!