The final instalment of our returning characters conversation turns to (mostly) the Steven Moffat era

Charlie Kaufman's new film goes under the Film Club microphone, in this short bonus review episode

It's time to turn our attentions to the subject of returning characters in modern Doctor Who, and in this first of two episodes, generally more specifically during the Russell T Davies era

3,067 days (or eight years, four months and 23 days, or 499 podcast episodes) ago, Mark Cockram, Lee Rawlings and J.R. Southall published their first Blue Box Podcast. Today, 3,067 days (or eight years, four months and 23 days, or 499 podcast episodes) later, and with the help of new regular podcasters Simon Brett and Matt Barber in place of the waylaid Mr Cockram, it's time to publish our 500th. With a very special guest, and ostensibly in order to talk about our listeners' Top Ten TV (Other) Sci-Fi shows (that aren't Doctor Who).

Normal service will resume shortly. (Theme music by Unilever.) All of Time and Space on Apple Podcasts

The TV writer of Kill the Moon, The Zygon Invasion/Inversion and The Pyramid at the End of the World stops by for a chat about surviving the pandemic, the intersection between whimsy and seriousness, writing movies, deleting Kenneth Branagh's jokes and of course, his Doctor Who stories Opening theme: Unilever

Earlier this year I recorded one of my little Doctor Who quizzes to go out on YouTube; here's the audio for that quiz, for anyone who might like to play along without the video element...

From Terror of the Autons to The Timeless Children and all points in between (except the ones we ruled out), we asked our listeners to name their Top Ten Master Stories - and here are the results.

Ross Aitken of the Gallifrey's Most Wanted podcast joins me to look at the three film adaptations of Richard Matheson's debut novel I Am Legend, including The Last Man on Earth and of course, The Omega Man

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It's back to the beginning as we reach the end of our initial run of revisitations, with a look at Doctor Who's very first season from 1963/4

(Artwork borrowed from Jeremy Bonwick)

With the release of Tenet coming up on August the Septemberth, we thought it was time to turn our focus on the film career of Christopher Nolan, and sort out the Interstellar from the Prestige