Trial of a Timelord: Doctor Who on trial

Glove puppet hentai. General Brexit. Brains Faggots. Pampas grass. 

 

Oh, and... YATES.

Yes, we put Invasion of the Dinsaurs on trial.

 

Please note: the audio on one half of this recording is not the best due to the presence of Global Chemicals or something.

SQUEEZE THE BAG. Existential ring tones. Superluminescent emmisions. Jeeps. Flesh recorders. Bessie does Dallas. 

 

Yes, it's the THREE DOCTORS. Stephen Graham joins us to prosecute and John Rain joins us as Inquisitor. 

 

Merry Christmas!

Knife wanking. His animatronic clunge. Planet of the gimps. Unfortunate marketing decisions of our time.

 

YES - join us for the last of our Guilty Pleasures as Alan Graham joins us to prosecute David Lynch's SF epic DUNE.

+1 **** of Impregnation. Liam Neeson. Brand New Combine Harvester. Shit judge of character.

In this non-who episode, Alan Graham joins us to defend his guilty pleasure: John Boorman's 1981 Excalibur.

Echoes. CGI anal beads. Yates cupboard vibration. Lack of lesbians. Love. Love. Love. Love. It's all about love. 

Yes, ChinnyVision joins us to prosecute 2006's Fear Her.

Interchangable Foxes. Worzel Gummidge's Sexy Head. Peri's Ping Pong Trick. The Yewtree Will Not Hurt You. Fuck my Childhood self. Appan Ah Divvan Noooooo.

 

John Rain joins us defend Mark of the Rani.

A dearth of bollock monsters. Ray Harryhausen pubes. Yewtree. Crossing the road - the DRAMA. 

 

Jon Arnold joins us to defend City of Death.

Ham fisted bun-vendors. Mike Yates's magnificent bush. Shiny rocks. Going the full spod. Uniform fetishes. Incorrect behaviour at the used car showroom. Harry Sullivan's Disco Bollock.

 

Yes, WhoTrial goes international as Lucy Toman joins us from Germany to defend Time-Flight.

The Iconic Danny Pink. Your Amy Pond Noise. Pour yourself a drink, settle down and enjoy it. Enormous dinosaur clunge. Lesbians. Lesbians. Lesbians. 

Yes, Stephen Graham joins us to prosecute Deep Breath.

Colonies being ravaged. Jill Tarrant. Unholy offpsing. Skittles. And the Ballad of Fat Barry.

 

Yes, Pip Blackledge joins us to defend Death To the Daleks.