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In the second of this weeks podcasts, the reviewing duo of Paul and Phil air their views on the latest episode The Almost People. However, all is not well in the Who's He? camp as the pair have rather differing views on this episode and run the gamut of emotions such as joy, disappointment, elation, anger, happiness, resentment and er....anger again. But they're both friends again at the end. Honest.
In the first of this weeks podcasts, Tony returns to the fold and enjoys the wonders of the William Hartnell story The War Machines. The trio soak up the ambience of swinging London and fab gear, stuffy professors and government ministers (the squares!) and go Mike "Runaround" Reid spotting. Phil also sets Tony a challenge to finally reveal what happened to Dodo Chaplet after her break in the country. But never forget, Doctor Who is required!
This week, the Who's He? reviewing duo take a look at the latest episode The Rebel Flesh. Both Paul and Phil are not overly critical of this weeks story and the general view is that Matthew Graham has redeemed himself for Fear Her. However, being the picky swines that they are, they still manage to talk about Roger Moore designed acid suits and ropey CGI.
They also discuss whether Doctor Who is or ever was too scary for children and go off topic more than once whilst losing themselves in childhood memories.
After last weeks disappointing episode, the chaps at Who's He? had high hopes for the much anticipated Neil Gaiman story The Doctor's Wife. Well, neither Paul nor Phil were disappointed but did they think it was the story to change the face of Who as we know it or did they not get caught up in the hype?
Also, the other topic of discussion is Steven Moffat who had a bit of a rant this week at fans who post spoilers and the reaction of the fans on the forums, which nearly leads Paul into giving away his dark secrets of the internet!
Doctor Who and pirates, what's not to like eh? Well, not a lot according to Phil and Paul who are less than thrilled with this weeks story as both of them turn into overly critical Who fans, the one thing that Phil particuarly dislikes also manages to fit in two hearty aharr's for good measure. Good job Tony couldn't be with them again!
They also take a look at the British press and their obsession with Doctor Who's recent viewing figures.
Just for a change, a Tony-less Who's He? team review the quite brilliant opening two episodes of series 6, The Impossible Astronaut and The Day Of The Moon and also pay tribute to Elisabeth Sladen who sadly passed away after recording our 2nd show.
Not only that but Phil takes issue with fans who make theories about character developments whilst ignoring all the facts and Paul struggles with a football injury!
A complete disaster this month, as we were completely caught off guard by technical faults and had to substitute our planned commentary with the Matt Smith story The Lodger. So sit on the edge of your seat and be prepared for forty five minutes of unplanned silence. We can only offer our sincere apologies and you can collect a full refund at the door.
In this, the first episode of the Who's He? Podcast, the intrepid three show the podcasting community how not to conduct a podcast as nerves come shining through as we dip our toes in the world of podcasting with the Tom Baker classic, Pyramids Of Mars. Thrill as Phil commits a cardinal sin and misremembers Who!! Gasp as Tony forgets the "no filth" rule and feint with shock as Paul cheats and looks up facts in a book! All interspersed with long periods of silence.
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