Our season by season wander back through the meanderings of (mostly) original run Doctor Who fetches up in 1965/6; it's time for William Hartnell's final full season as the eponymous character to go under the Strangers in Space microphone.

With Lee, Simon and Matt having each won a heat, it's time to find out which of the three knows their Doctor Who the best. So join us for the grand final of our coronavirus quiz, in which lockdown starts getting to Simon, Lee takes it all in his stride and CyberMatt's will to win almost sees him breaking a sweat.

With Lee, Simon and Matt having each won a heat, it's time to find out which of the three knows their Doctor Who the best. So join us for the grand final of our coronavirus quiz, in which lockdown starts getting to Simon, Lee takes it all in his stride and CyberMatt's will to win almost sees him breaking a sweat.

A special lockdown episode chewing the lean over some mini-topics as suggested by our listeners. Well, we say "special", you'll have to determine that for yourselves.

A special lockdown episode chewing the lean over some mini-topics as suggested by our listeners. Well, we say "special", you'll have to determine that for yourselves.

Matt is joined by JR this week to compare the French romantic thriller L'Appartement, with its American remake Wicker Park, a film that Steven Spielberg was at one point attached to, and that ultimately ended up being made by the director who went on to create the visual style for Moffat and Gatiss' Sherlock

Matt is joined by JR this week to compare the French romantic thriller L'Appartement, with its American remake Wicker Park, a film that Steven Spielberg was at one point attached to, and that ultimately ended up being made by the director who went on to create the visual style for Moffat and Gatiss' Sherlock

The first (and possibly only genuine) companion death, a whodunit without a "who" (although it does feature two Doctors, one of which doesn't even bother to show up) and an alien world that was only conjured into being just in time to turn up on the telly; it's back to 1982 this week as the Strangers in Space podcast revisits the rudderless season that was Peter Davison's first.