Gary’s five choices to take into The Bunker are:

1. The 1969 Dr Who Annual

2. 1975 Weetabix set of Doctor Who cards

3. Inferno -- Doctor Who TV adventure, first broadcast in 1970

4. The Carnival of Monsters – Doctor Who TV adventure, first broadcast in 1973

5. The Robots of Death – Doctor Who TV adventure, first broadcast in 1977

Stephen’s choices for The Bunker are:

1. Doctor Who and the Sea Devils (TV serial, specifically the 1972 Christmas omnibus!)

2. Doctor Who – local fan groups

3. The Whooverville Convention

4. Doctor Who and the Web of Fear (TV serial, first broadcast in 1968)

5. The Sirens of Time (full cast audio drama from Big Finish, first released in 1999)

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Welcome to another episode of our Doctor Who commentary podcast which we have decided to call TKOGS, The Kids of Gallifrey! Joining Ian Winterton, the host of our podcast 'The Bunker', are two other Doctor Who fan dads – Richard, and Tony. But, most importantly, the real inspiration for this spin-off pod are the youngsters, the Mini-Whovians, , the Bunker Babies, The Who Kids On The Block who’ll be the real hosts of this pod… Ian’s son Elliot (8), Richard’s daughter – known on Twitter as Little Who Girl – Rachel (also 8), and, oldest – and loudest – the big brother of the trio, we have Tiny Timelord, Tony’s 14-year old son Cooper. This episode we have a commentary over Cooper’s choice: Hinchcliffe era classic (or not), The Revenge of the Cyberman. Enjoy!

Hello, and welcome to Episode Two of our Doctor Who commentary podcast which we have decided to call KOGS Kids of Gallifrey! Joining Ian Winterton, the host of Cutaway Comics’ The Bunker, are two other Doctor Who fan dads – Richard, and Tony. But, most importantly, the real inspiration for this spin-off pod are the youngsters, the Mini-Whovians, , the Bunker Babies, The Who Kids On The Block who’ll be the real hosts of this pod… Ian’s son Elliot (8), Richard’s daughter – known on Twitter as Little Who Girl – Rachel (also 8), and, oldest – and loudest – the big brother of the trio, we have Tiny Timelord, Tony’s 14-year old son Cooper. This ep we finish off our commentary over Rachel’s choice – her favourite Doctor Who story ever: The Curse of Peladon (episodes 3 and 4). Enjoy! (And thanks, too, to Rachel for her brilliant artwork!)

Welcome to Episode One of our Doctor Who commentary podcast which we have decided to call TKOGS, The Kids of Gallifrey! Joining Ian Winterton, the host of our podcast 'The Bunker', are two other Doctor Who fan dads – Richard, and Tony. But, most importantly, the real inspiration for this spin-off pod are the youngsters, the Mini-Whovians, , the Bunker Babies, The Who Kids On The Block who’ll be the real hosts of this pod… Ian’s son Elliot (8), Richard’s daughter – known on Twitter as Little Who Girl – Rachel (also 8), and, oldest – and loudest – the big brother of the trio, we have Tiny Timelord, Tony’s 14-year old son Cooper. Kicking us off is a commentary over Rachel’s choice – her favourite Doctor Who story ever: The Curse of Peladon (episodes 1 and 2). Enjoy!

Libby’s five choices are: 

1. Dalek (TV episode, 2005) 

2. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances (TV episode, 2005) 

3. The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit (TV episode, 2006) 

4. Heaven Sent (TV episode, 2015) 

5. Daleks In Manhattan/Evolution of the Daleks (TV episode, 2007).

Steve’s five choices are:

1. Dr. Who Annual 1966 – first published by World Distributors in September 1965.

2. The City of Death – TV episode – first broadcast on BBC1 in 1979.

3. The Five Doctors – TV episode – first broadcast on BBC1 in 1983.

4. The Happiness Patrol – TV episode – first broadcast on BBC1 in 1988.

5. Dr. Who and the Star Beast – comic story – first published in Doctor Who Weekly by Marvel UK in 1980.

Jonathan’s five choices are: 

Kenny’s five choices are:

Emma's five choices are: