Who remembers when the Doctor, Amy and Rory met dinosaurs?

Ah yes, when they were on a tramp steamer in Florida, in the Victorian era.

What do you mean, you had forgotten about the novel Terrible Lizards? We speak to Jonathan Green about his book.

It's been revealed by lost film specialists Film is Fabulous! that more than two missing episodes of Doctor Who exist in the hands of private collectore.

They're expecting to make an announcement on the return of these soon, along with some episodes from season one of The Avengers.

Dave and Kenny are joined by Brandon Peters, of The Brandon Peters Show, to discuss

If you're a Doctor Who fan of a certain age, then you'll know exactly who David J Howe is.

DWM's Matrix Data Bank consultant, DWAS exec member, co-editor of The Frame fanzine, co-author of The Sixties, Seventies and Eighties books, plus the Handbook series, publisher at Telos Books... Yes, he's done a lot, and doggedly stuck with the show through thick and thin.

Now, his autobiography, Who Me!, has been released. He joins us to talk about his life in fandom, and the new book.

The plastic fantastic are back in our high street stores in the UK.

The Special Weapons Dalek and an Imperial Dalek feature in History of the Daleks set 20, while there's a trio of metallic fiends from Revenge of the Cybermen in the latest B&M releases.

Character's Al Dewar joins us once again to talk us through these fab figures, and tell us about something we sadly won't be getting.

We return to the New Series Adventures range of novels, after spending a while in the classic era.

Today, we're joining the Tenth Doctor and Martha in an ecological thriller set in the near future - Snowglobe 7.

We speak to writer Mike Tucker, with readings from the original audiobook (still available as a download), from someone called Georgia Moffett. Whatever happened to her?

The range of Target audiobooks from The Daleks through to Rose is now complete, with the release of Doctor Who and the Loch Ness Monster.

Michael Stevens, who oversees BBC Audiobooks' Doctor Who output, joins us to celebrate this landmark, bringing with him a host of clips from some of his favourite releases.

Joining in the fun are Andrew Smith, who talks about novelising Full Circle, and the legendary Jon Culshaw, who's read many of the audiobook releases.

It's a party for your ears!

Big Finish's latest release in the Lost Stories range is Alixion, a story which would have featured as part of the never to be Season 27.

Original writer Robin Mukherjee has adapted his original outline for audio, with Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred back as the Doctor and Ace.

Robin joins us to discuss the story, how it almost came to be on television and its return to life on audio.

Plus, Kenny and Dave discuss the other Lost Stories from this era, which Big Finish have released.

We're back in the territory of the Target novelistations with today's episode.

We look at the opening adventure of the Fifteenth Doctor's second and final season, as we discuss novelising The Robot Revolution with Una McCormack.

Plus, we have Varada Sethu popping in too, reading an extract from the audiobook.

The mystery is revealed... Just who has changed time and been plaguing the Doctor, Ace and Bernice on their travels?

We find out in No Future, as the Alternative Universe Cycle comes to a close.

We discuss Paul Cornell's third Doctor Who novel, plus feature the DWM prelude and readings from the book, as well as archival interviews with the author.

The Alternative Universe cycle reaches its penultimate chapter, as the fractured TARDIS team face a threat that's stranger than fiction...

We speak to Steve Lyons about returning the Doctor, Ace and Benny to the Land of Fiction, and how his love of superheroes and literature fed into it all.

Plus, cover artist Jeff Cummins discusses his work on the book too.