In the 10th episode I talk about the Peter Cushing Movie Collectibles. So many items were created from 1965 to the present day that it is impossible to know everything.  My research uncovered many items that I have yet to find. If you have something that I didn't mention, please let me know.

In the 9th episode I open up the deluxe edition of the Doctor Who Magazine and uncover its secrets. Sadly, unless you buy it on Ebay, you can't get it in the USA as of this recording. My bonus audio is a sample of the EP included with the magazine of "Evil of the Daleks."

In my 8th episode I settle into the final format! Introduction followed by a segment called Collection Protection, then let's get a shift on with the Jon Pertwee Annuals 1973-1975. A segment on the most outrageously priced Dr. Who item for sale out there. Finally, the 1972 recording of Jon Pertwee singing "Who is the Doctor."  Thank you for listening. Become a friend by pledging at our Patreon page!

In my 7th episode I talk about the Unofficial 1972 Dr. Who Annual that recently came out and how it compares to the rare 1971 Annual. My new segment called let the buyer beware, the craziest offer for Dr. Who collectibles out there, is also here. I also pay tribute the late Paul Darrow who passed away on June 3. Episode 8 will settle on the new format.  Thank you for listening. Become a friend by pledging at our Patreon page!

In my 6th episode I talk about what I first bought in 1981 in the world of Dr. Who.  I also talk about the Doctor Who Movie (1996) and the collectibles I was able to find.  If you know of more, comment here or send us an email!  I will update you in the next episode.Become a friend by pledging at our Patreon page!

In the fifth episode, I talk about Dr. Who on the Pinnacle imprint (USA)!  Are they collectible or not?I end with a clip from Dr. Who and Pescatons (ARGO)

In the fourth episode, I talk about Dr. Who Weekly Magazine, the move to Dr. Who Monthly and the value of collecting those. I also talk about the 18 issue run of Fantasy Empire and interview British Correspondent and Editor John Peel. I end the show with a song by Jim Burrill called "The Doctor" from the album The Vortex. A rare Dr. Who collectible.

In the third episode, I talk about "Dr. Who and the Daleks" and the various books that were published from 1964-2016. This only includes the TV serial and not the Peter Cushing movies. I close with a clip from the Century 21 record.

In our second episode I talk about Doctor Who and the Invasion from Space, The Doctor Who Annual 1966, and close with a rare recording of Jon Pertwee singing "Who'd be a Scarecrow."

In our premiere episode, I talk about “The Dalek Book” (1964) and “The Dalek Pocketbook and Space Travellers Guide.” (1965) I will close with “Who’s Dr. Who” performed by Doctor Who star Frazer Hines. (1968)

 

German release with photo cover