The Arrow of Time – A Doctor Who Podcast

In this late bloomer of an episode, Matt and Dave talk about Moffat's recent snubbing (in our opinion) at the Emmy's as well as speculating what will befall Rory and Amy in the next episode which hasn't aired yet at this point of our time stream. I don't like to think of it so much as a podcast going up late, but just keeping with Moffat's unpredictable timey wimey-ness. Either way take a listen and see if we even get close to what will happen, or what did happen, yeah I'm not sure either.

Our Who Tube today comes from Calapine who brings us a smashing good compilation entitled The Black Parade (A Doctor Who Fan Vid)

The Music used in the episode was "The Face Of Boe" by the one and only Murray Gold, and "We'll Meet Again" by Vera Lynn.

"Billions and Billions.... of little black alien cubes are falling from the sky, run for your life!" - Carl Sagan

That's right the cubes are a-fallin' and we are a-podcastin'. We hash out all the important topics like "which plot line should we follow?", "Why was the Doctor so busy playing Wii, what's wrong with XBox?" and "Why didn't he have the Sonic Screw Driver Wii Remote?" So go outside, snatch out a cube, tune in and watch how it reacts to our latest podcast.

Our Who Tube today comes from the incredible stylings of lightandwaves who gives us a beautifully somber video portraying "We're All Stories In The End"

http://www.youtu.be/M5ULoiTx86M

The music used in this episode was "The Chicken Dance" by Die-Hard Polka Band and "Gleaming The Cube" by Robbin Thompson

"The Doc's ALIVE! He's in the in old west but he's alive!" -Martin McFly.

This week we strap on our shiniest spurs, saddle up and go with the Doctor to the final frontier land (remembering to think 4th dimensionally of course because when we hit 88, those Indians won't even be there). This week we are joined by an all-star cast of Matt, Gabe, Dave, and Scott for "A Town Called Mercy".

The music this episode was "The Magnificent Seven (Theme)" by Elmer Bernstein, and "Blazing Saddles" by Frankie Laine.

For our Who Tube this week we are graced by the wonderful TardisGirlFrance and her vast collection of Doctor Who clips new and old in "Doctor Who - 45 Years in the Tardis."

http://www.youtu.be/DorZGAUPu0k

This week we are joined by brand spanking new guest and roommate Gabe (hopefully he knew that part of the lease meant being on our podcast). We chew the land mammal fat about Dinosaurs On A Spaceship starring half the cast from Harry Potter. So grab your fake shaving cream canisters full of dinosaur embryos and enjoy!

Our music used was "Jurassic Park" by "Weird Al" Yankovic and the "The Theme to Jurassic Park" by Sir John of Williams.

Our Who Tube this week is by a man who calls himself "WhatTravisSays" with the ever insightful "Sh*t Doctor Who Fans Say", and it's true too!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTpCCeJtJVc

The new series of Doctor Who has arrived with "Asylum of the Daleks," and we wasted almost no time (lots of time) taking to the netwaves to talk about it, along with special guest Dave and his Doctor Who socks! This week finds our heroes on a terrifying asylum planet where the craziest Daleks are sent to head in a straight line while giddily screaming various interjections. Wait, how is this any different than a sane Dalek? Something to do with chains, probably.

You may not have the time to listen to me whine, but hopefully you can fit in this week's WhoTube by K9HumpsMyLeg called "Doctor Who - Asylum of the Daleks - Basket Case": http://youtu.be/3Tw43xcN1Kw

Hold the presses and stop the phones, it’s an Arrow of Time first! This week we put the “multi” in multimedia! We wanted our review of the latest Who game, The Eternity Clock, to take the form of a playthrough, and a video podcast is the stunning result! The actual game is less than stunning, however. Since this is new for us we hope it doesn’t overload any pods upon which it has been cast, and appreciate any feedback in case we attempt a video again.

If you are now in need of an emergency injection of high-def, Dr. WhoTube will supply 30 cc’s of “Doctor Who – The Destroyer Of Worlds (HD)” by tjcrazy: http://youtu.be/eF957MVXgSI

The vortex animation in the opening titles was created by YouTube user thomasjt017, and can be found here: http://youtu.be/QgA10wXkxbM

And of course, Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock is available for download on the PlayStation Network and other things, probably. Not that we’d recommend it.

Don't call it a comeback! Except I just did! Our (unofficial) third season starts with the (very official) new series seven trailer for Doctor Who, which You can Tube here: http://youtu.be/qrEUBl2pacU. I'll admit it has been a while since our last podcast. Still overusing exclamation points, though! Some things never change. For instance: we once again drag out comments about fleeting snippets of trailer footage into a full length episode! When the podcast is downloaded, you have my permission to listen.

I may not cotton to the word "fanvid," but it doesn't deter Matt from choosing "Doctor Who Fanvid - You'll Be Bright" by DiarFar as this week's WhoTube: http://youtu.be/OlMve2gKX2c

"Mississippi" by John Linnell is the music du jour, courtesy of the first song that came up in iTunes when I hit shuffle.

This week we scrump some songs and invite the wrath of one Mr. Fraser McAlpine! (Help.)

I think it's safe to post a WhoTube, so here's Nancy Blackett's "Doctor Who: Moving Right Along" (eek he saw us): http://youtu.be/mo6QeBmXn18

No more fooling around, we're back to chattin' 'bout the Who. This here episode is one of those what-it-says-on-the-tin types. You didn't really think I was going to come up with a more clever title? And give up all of that wonderful alliteration? In case you are not yet familiar with the series seven trailer, mash this jumble of symbols to access it: http://youtu.be/P8YLb4Z4jU0, then tune your audio machine to our latest podcast!

If you're tiring of these bothersome things called "words," check out this week's WhoTube, a Ninth/Tenth/Eleventh Doctor mash-up with a twist by AceTrax2007: http://youtu.be/vpzYLdTqGGc

Musical breaks this week are the theme to Dave Allen at Large and "Swing Over" by Barbara Moore. If you can tell me what these two songs have in common, I'll whip up a prize for you. Maybe a Donna Noble action figure or something.

A brief lull in Inspector Spacetime has left us somewhat paddle-less in the creek of podcasting. We couldn't bring ourselves to break from our tight weekly schedule, though, so we hunkered down and recorded a short episode for our faithful listeners. We cover topics that the unending stream of IS has so far prevented us from getting to, like our thoughts on some of the previous Inspectors and associates, and just have a good time all around! We also drink tea. So much tea.

Our Inspector QuickTime for the week comes from the eleventh Inspector himself, Travis Richey, giving an introduction to the Chicago TARDIS Con (which I guess is a typo of DARSIT?). The question isn't where the link is... because it's right here: http://youtu.be/M0TUb9rRU-I