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This episode: a comical misunderstanding occurs, there are absolutely no juvenile jokes about weed, we invent a new segment for our very special girl, Rosie gets passionate about grammar, both of us pitch a really good idea for NuWho with no problems at all, and we extol the virtues of Doctor Who as sci-fi horror.
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This episode: special guest Steven rhapsodies about Robots, Mister Blobby makes an unpleasant cameo, we discuss the effects of Dalek Rays, Aym and Rosie thumb wrestle with a very important logistical question, and Rosie incorrectly identifies yet another serial.
Content warning: extensive discussion of fascist politics and history
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This episode: a very legally distinct quiz format. Rosie and Aym are joined by friends of the show Will (@TrilbeeReviews) and Dom (@DominicJGM) in a very intense battle for the prize of Most Pedantic Doctor Who Fan, Probably.
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This episode: We plan a trip to Alton Towers, the Sixth Doctor fails to cook but looks great doing it, a terrible running joke rears its ugly head, this “isn’t” a Keir Starmer hatecast, well why AREN’T the cannibals naked!, an open invitation to Colin Baker, Rosie tangents about the Ice Warriors again, and Aym makes A Face.
This episode: PODCAST VERITÉ, Rosie defends an unlikely gay icon, both hosts have a lesbian breakdown, Aym leaves a secret message for the future, Rosie incorrectly predicts the death of a meme, there is a limited amount of namedropping, and we both get a headache over the history of the translation circuit (or lack thereof).
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This episode: (another) impromptu Welsh lesson, Jolkien Rolkien Rolkien Tolkien, we are ALL Kamelion, the relationship between immortality, curses and war, Rosie challenges an unexpected character to a fist fight, Aym argues for Harry Kim’s Well-Deserved Promotion, and we both wail about Doctor Who’s failure to politics
Note: this episode was recorded before allegations of sexual misconduct against John Barrowman became public. CW for discussion of corporal punishment
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This episode: Our brains process images, the devastation of not being Nostalgia Tours’ ten billionth customers, Aym and Rosie propose a triad marriage on the astral plane, a Gender Dinosaur stomps on your expectations, we have a lovely singalong, and Rosie does a quick Welsh lesson.
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This episode: Rosie loves Ian and Barbara, Vicki is Just Vicki and that’s lovely, the Doctor chortles his way through life, we learn a new word we will never ever use, Rosie extemporises (probably incorrectly) about the nature of television in the 1960s, and we adopt another member of the podcast family.
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