Emma and Mike review the kind-of-two-part-but-sort-of-not-really episodes The Girl Who Died by Jamie Mathieson and Steven Moffat, and The Woman Who Lived by Catherine Tregenna. (And Emma gets upset with the NFL.)

Emma and Mike review Toby Whithouse's Under the Lake and Before the Flood. Do they think it needs to be deep sixed, or do they want to kiss it to death?

Doctor Who is back, and so are Emma and Mike to put down their thoughts on the opening two-part story, The Magician's Apprentice and The Witch's Familiar. Is it magical or does it require maximum extermination?

Emma and Mike have a quick run-down of all that we know about Capaldi's sophomore season as the titular Time Lord.

There really should have been another way.

Emma and Mike drag themselves out of the rabbit hole that is the TV Tropes website to discuss their favourite tropes pertaining to Doctor Who, as well as the odd one or two that we feel we're kind of done with. Plus, an e-mail!

Admist a few technical gremlins and the appearance of Jazmin the Podcast Interrupting Cat™, Emma and Mike tell the long, strange tale of Tom Baker’s quest to make a Doctor Who spin-off movie.

Emma and Mike take refuge behind the sofa as they run down Den of Geek's list of fifty great scary moments. Sadly, the Sixth Doctor's costume is not one of them.

Emma and Mike throw special guest Rick Tetrault (Starbase 66, Ray Guns and Go-Go Boots, The Seventh Chevron) off the deep end as they discuss the Seventh Doctor serial Ghost Light.

We have a think on the sort of stuff we'd like to see in Doctor Who. This was recorded in May 2014, way before Series 8 was broadcast, so there's one thing mentioned in this podcast that actually happened!