In this episode, we venture into the petrified jungles and eerie metal cities of Skaro for the very first appearance of the Doctor’s most iconic enemies — the Daleks. Join me as I break down all seven episodes of this landmark serial, exploring how the story expands the scope of the series from cavemen to alien worlds, and how the character development of the Doctor, Susan, Ian, and Barbara evolves along the way.

We’ll dig into the Doctor’s morally grey choices, Susan’s moments of courage, Barbara’s growing strength, and Ian’s emergence as a heroic figure. Plus, we’ll talk about how Terry Nation’s script helped launch a sci-fi phenomenon that would define Doctor Who for decades. And of course… we’ll talk about the Daleks themselves — their design, their menace, and why audiences in 1963 couldn’t get enough of them.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or watching along for the first time, this is a thrilling look back at the serial that truly put Doctor Who on the map. Let’s head into the radiation-soaked wastelands together — just don’t drink the water!

Podcast intro and outro was created by Stefano Papaleo (aka Dark Side of Synth).

In this episode, we journey back to where it all began: An Unearthly Child. Join me as I dive into this iconic First Doctor story, breaking down all four episodes scene by scene. I’ll explore the eerie mystery of Susan Foreman, the skeptical bravery of Ian and Barbara, and the Doctor’s surprisingly sharp-edged introduction. From the classroom to the Stone Age, I’ll unpack how this story sets the tone for everything Doctor Who would become, even if it takes sharp turns into caveman politics.

Along the way, I’ll dig into how each character evolves across the serial, why the TARDIS reveal remains one of TV’s all-time best moments, and what makes William Hartnell’s Doctor so compelling right from the start. Plus, I’ll share some fun behind-the-scenes trivia and reflect on what it must have felt like to see this story air for the very first time in 1963.

Whether you're a new fan curious about the show's roots or a longtime Whovian revisiting the classics, this episode is your guide to the strange, tense, and fascinating beginnings of Doctor Who.

Podcast intro and outro was created by Stefano Papaleo (aka Dark Side of Synth).

In this debut episode, I’m counting down my Top 10 favorite Doctor Who stories from across time and space—classic and modern. These are the episodes and serials that made me laugh, cry, think, and sometimes hide behind the sofa.

Why do these stories stand out to me? It’s not just about the monsters or the big explosions (though there are a few of those). It’s about the characters, the performances, the weirdness, the heart—and those unforgettable moments that made me fall in love with the show in the first place.

Whether you're a lifelong Whovian or new to the TARDIS, this list is a celebration of what makes Doctor Who so endlessly rewatchable. Allons-y, and welcome aboard!

Podcast intro and outro was created by Stefano Papaleo (aka Dark Side of Synth).