In lieu of actual Doctor Who content, the Beeb keeps releasing dismally short, mental teasers and iconic spoilers. You can be sure we will dissect these to the point of unrecognition, thus shielding you, gentle listener, from their effect. Also, we discuss a Buzzfeed quality list and a groovy game, Doctor Who Legacy.

Dave’s choice for our Through the Booking Glass segment is Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces, which doesn't have nearly as many faces as it sounds!

This week's WhoTube is "Perfect Halo - Doctor Who fanvid" from user Lanarien: http://youtu.be/yRG_pWrPdjk

With a dearth of Who news out there on the webosphere, we thought that we would need to work extra hard to deliver our usual timely(?) and informative(??) podcast. We should've know that we had nothing to worry about. What starts as a slow boil quickly leaves the confines of the pot as we jump from topic to topic, some of them even about Doctor Who! Our promise to you, gentle viewers, is this: neither snow nor rain nor drought of news will stay us from our daily... uh, weekly... um... We'll keep doing podcasts.

Dave's choice for our Bookmark of the Rani segment is Umberto Eco's The Infinity of Lists, which isn't nearly as long as it sounds!

Get ready to trock with this week's WhoTube, "The Oncoming Storm" by Legs Nose Robinson: http://youtu.be/C4MPunubrnc

Hey it's time for another "Time and a Half"! In this episode Matt and Kelley talk about how a new Who-er can safely traverse the multitude of classic episodes and not be overwhelmed with filler like repeated check-ins in to see if Barbara and Ian are OK, onscreen fiddling with ropes, or shopping for cat food for 10 minutes. This is a beginners guide to classic Who. Enjoy!

Also here are a few things we refer to:

http://youtu.be/Hu7OiJpnlUs

http://youtu.be/WuITjHHyTf8

A famous person once said that the only constant is change. Being the original thinker that he is, Steven Moffat has taken up that mantra and vows to shake things up in Series Eight. We discuss this, a (decidedly short) brand new teaser trailer, some upcoming guest stars who have never been on the show before, the first musician to ever be in an episode and loads more! In keeping with the change theme, we also introduce some new tangents!

Dave's choice for our Book Nook segment is QI's Book of the Dead, which isn't nearly as depressing as it sounds!

This week's WhoTube features the new Matt Smith, aka Jake Dunsbridge, performing a scene from the Time of the Doctor. Spoilers: the kid's good. www.youtube.com/watch?v=llJPKvQklzs

It’s been too long since we all sat around and mused about our second favorite show (after Mister Rogers, of course), so we decided to record the latest breaking news. Unfortunately, we are posting this about a week late, so it is just news and one flat out inaccuracy (80% wrong). There are at least three spoilers about what we talk about on this page.

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For this week’s WhoTube, we wanted to share “goodbye, sweetie” from PrettyInPink375.

We can hardly believe it’s been nine years since the Ninth Doctor first graced our TV screens! In honor of this momentous occasion, we thought that we would try something new: a retrospective on all of the Doctors! We love talking about them! They’re all fantastic, even Crotchety Grumpmire the First and Freakadoo Weirdson the Sixth (not their real names, obvs). So settle in, grab a gin and tonic, rum and Coke, or some dynamic combination thereof, and enjoy as we take you through all of space and time again for the first time.

A retrospective of this nature just wouldn’t be complete without some sort of visual element, so thankfully user Sam Vestey has compiled video of all the Doctors for this week’s WhoTube, “Celebrating 50 Years of American Doctor Who” – http://youtu.be/bCv5o7n_mtk

Just because officially released information has slowed to a trickle doesn't mean we can't deliver Who news you can Who use! New monsters! New enemies! New-old monster-enemies! The recently revealed Ms. Delphox is described as the most sinister villain yet: a banker! Great social commentary there, writers, really stickin' it to the man with that one. This episode also features another edition of our book corner, whimsically named The Who-ey Decimal System, in which Dave discusses The Humanism of Doctor Who by David Layton. Lastly, we introduce a less fanciful new segment, It's a DVD, covering the release of Second Doctor story Moonbase.

Delve into pop culture with this week's WhoTube, "Top 10: Doctor Who References" by TARDISArchives: http://youtu.be/D7GxJEqrnO4

There's a new companion in our future, as you have probably already heard because it was announced a billionty weeks ago. I will now attempt to distract you from our tardiness with a bulleted list of topics discussed on this episode of the podcast:

-New companion Danny Pink (pictured)

-Companions in general

-Doctor Who's schedule

-Pros and cons of a changing fan base

-Is Stephen Moffat going to leave because he's a big whiner who says that he doesn't have enough time to work on anything but Doctor Who even though there's only like a dozen episodes a year and besides it's his own fault that it takes so long anyway

-Pants

Dave also introduces the Arrow of Time Book Corner, wherein he talks about Tiny Acts of Rebellion by Rich Fulcher.

And WhoTube this week is "Doctor Who - Love Don't Die" from user LiveLikeHeroes: http://youtu.be/uXRqdMih9HM

Like the ebb and flow of the tides, a new Doctor is regularly carried to our television shores. With him comes a number of changes: a new personality, new stories, even new companions, but perhaps most importantly, a new outfit. This week we take a break from not making podcasts to examine Peter Capaldi's wardrobe choices, and some of those other things I mentioned, probably.

If it's your birthday, then you're in luck, as our WhoTube from user ilovemymaiden will sing Happy Birthday to you "Doctor Who Style!" - http://youtu.be/qHU_bE9A8vo

At the Arrow of Time, we may have given Steven Moffat a bit of grief from time to time about his tenure as showrunner. Oh, who are we kidding... If there was a drinking game where you took a drink every time we said "Steven Moffat is a hack," we'd be responsible for many a hangover! In light of recent events, we think that we may have been unfair to Moffat. Spoilers: we have concluded that a number of his recent episodes are in fact quite good, so this week we pay credit where it is due.

Also in the episode, we said we'd link to this Nerdcubed episode where Moffat says some things about future episodes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeCM7LiThEs

And we have a doozie of a WhoTube episode called "Doctor Who: Every Story 1963-2013," a 50th Anniversary update from BabelColour: http://youtu.be/rxmXrOPYirI

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