We travel back to August 8, 1964 to watch the Six Part Eighth Serial of Doctor Who. The Doctor played by William Hartnell and his companions end up in France after and run into Robespierre in the dangerous era following the French Revolution.Original Posting Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2016

We watch all SEVEN parts of The Daleks and discuss the second Doctor Who serial. Originally aired between Dec 28, 1964 and Feb 1, 1964. Written by Terry Nation starring William Hartnell as the Doctor who with his companions Susan, Barbara and Ian end up on a seemingly dead planet only to meet one of the first very popular recurring enemies of the Doctor.Original Posting Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2016

Well we made it and have watched the last episode of William Hartnell&aposs tenure as the Doctor (though the first Doctor will be back). In the ultimate irony, the last part of the four of this episode is missing! This one also marks the introduction of the second of the Doctors regularly recurring villains, the Cybermen. If you like us, Follow us on Twittter @DWDont_Blink , Facebook @DWDontBlink, and Instagram at dwdont_blink. Also feel free to write us a review on Google Play or iTunes.Original Posting Date: Tue, 05 Dec 2017

Join us as we discuss when the Doctor (William Hartnell) and his companions try to avoid becoming exhibits in the Morok Empire&aposs Space Museum in this 15th serial of Doctor Who from 1965. If you like us, Follow us on Twittter @DWDont_Blink , Facebook @DWDontBlink, and Instagram at dwdont_blinkOriginal Posting Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2017

We talk about the 26th serial of Doctor Who, The Savages. Deep in Season 3 of William Hartnell's tenure as the first Doctor along with his companions, Steven and Dodo they encounter a planet with a wide discrepancy between the haves and the have nots.Original Posting Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2017

This was recorded probably around June 27, 2017 (if I trust the date on the file) and has sat on my hard drive waiting eagerly to be edited and posted. That, or it was aging properly and only finally got ripe. Take your pick! We have a modern episode of Peter Capaldi as the Doctor. We have mummy monks, vanishing priests, dates interrupted by the Pope, and a book that causes the reader to commit suicide. Who else can figure it out but the Doctor in this very Matrix-like episode.

Well we made it and have watched the last episode of William Hartnell's tenure as the Doctor (though the first Doctor will be back). In the ultimate irony, the last part of the four of this episode is missing! This one also marks the introduction of the second of the Doctors regularly recurring villains, the Cybermen. If you like us, Follow us on Twittter @DWDont_Blink , Facebook @DWDontBlink, and Instagram at dwdont_blink. Also feel free to write us a review on Google Play or iTunes.

It may not have Jack Sparrow and it's the Black Albatross instead of the Pearl, but we watch as Doctor Who makes a foray into the world of swashbuckling seventeenth century Cornwall as we watch episode 28 of the First Doctor. Just two episodes from the first renewal/regeneration now! If you like us, Follow us on Twittter @DWDont_Blink , Facebook @DWDontBlink, and Instagram at dwdont_blink. Also feel free to write us a review on Google Play or iTunes.

It's been a while since you've heard from us, but we are still here and still watching Doctor Who. In fact, we went to the 2017 NY Comic Con. So here is our discussion about our little field trip. Doctors and Morty's and Daleks, oh my!

Yay, a new (old) episode watched! This is the last episode of Season 3 and one of the last three episodes of William Hartnell's tenure as the Doctor. But before he leaves, we lose another companion while the Doctor protects the Earth from takeover by a supper (for the 1960s) computer. If you like us, Follow us on Twittter @DWDont_Blink , Facebook @DWDontBlink, and Instagram at dwdont_blink. Also feel free to write us a review on Google Play or iTunes.