Join Jack & Joe as they dodge spooks, flirt madly, dance, get possessed, and unveil huge arc plots! We’re hugely enamoured with this, for once on the same page, and discuss the many merits of an episode that reveals just how good this era can be when it gets everything right.

Join Jack & Joe as they return for series four (to Doomsday). Crass characterisation, unconvincing dialogue, confusing plot details, exposition aplenty…it can only be Four to Doomsday! Can the Nimon tackle their greatest challenge to date and find anything nice to say about this story?

Join Jack & Joe as they finally give in to popular demand (of just Roger’s demands) and review The Long Game. Plus a fabulous bonus feature, and special features, and excitement of episodes to come. Huge love to the ultra talented Mark Rawlins (of Two Watch Who fame) for his glorious efforts in our Dimensional Feature.

Join Jack & Joe & Frazer as we head for Dulkis, a perfectly splendid planet! Marvel as we cast The Empress of the Doninators; the big screen sequel, find out what you can do with a Quark after hours and relax as we sift out the many positives (or otherwise) of this much derided tale.

Join Jack & Joe as they head back to school! After a slightly self congratulatory 10 minutes, we get down to the real emotional nitty gritty of this powerful episode. Much love for the return of an old favourite, discussion of the excellent monsters, a terrific use of K.9 and the new Doctor already at his best. Featuring the K.9 and Company theme as sang by David Brierley.

Join Jack and Joe as they untangle some of the criticisms of the Steven Moffat era. A writer panicking, or adapting? Too confusing? Too sexy? Too smug? Prosecution witness Pete Lambert takes to the stand. And a chance to have your say!

The Nimon are back and they're going to court! Join Jack and Joe as they finally return from the Nethersphere for the first instalment in the trial of Steven Moffat. With the defence up first, it's down to Jack and the witness testimony of Rohan to make their case for six whole seasons of Doctor Who. Can they do it? Is Moffat's time travel shenanigans a strength or a weakness? And just how many quotes can Jack recite in two hours?

Join Jack & Joe as the head to the lush, aggressive landscape of Tigella. Thanks be to Ti! Is this the record time the Nimon have introduced their subject? Is Meglos creepy or silly? Does it make any sense? And how the hell do Zolfa-Thurans reproduce?

United through some great big, outer space Facebook, Jack is joined by Rohan and Kayla for a commentary in which they confront the might of a fully fledged Dalek empire, the emotional wallop of Catherine Tate's departure and ask far too many questions about the logic of the Daleks' design (except when it comes to paintball guns). With a brief appearance from Joe as this episode's very own Penelope Wilton, the only question that remains is: are the Nimons truly ready for The Stolen Earth and Journey's End?