The Family Unit is in full effect for series 7 of Classic Doctor Who. Siskoid, Diane, and Ashford discuss the dynamic, action-packed series debuting Jon Pertwee as the Doctor. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Caroline John who plays Doctor Liz Shaw.
Diane, Siskoid, and Ashford discuss Patrick Troughton's final season. Yep, from The Dominators to the War Games, the final 2nd Doctor series is a rather good one with adventure, risks, and memorable team work moments with the companions. Please e-mail us at prydonian.post@gmail.com @sogallifrey www.wrightonnetwork.com
Patrick Troughton second series of the Doctor, we get the series of the Monsters: Ice Warriors, Yeti, Cyberman, and Ashford's favorite, the Great Intelligence. Write to us at prydonian.post@gmail.com or Twitter @sogallifrey
William Hartnell leaves the groundbreaking show, yet the time and space travelling continues. Patrick Troughton is the new Doctor, so hold on to your seats, because this isn't your older brother's Doctor Who. The swinging sixties are in full-effect, and the The Beatle-esque hair is bopping along on the T.A.R.D.I.S.
The Gang of 3 discuss Series 3, the Hartnel years! Companions are coming a going, the Doctor is dealing with existential threats as well as returning villains, such as the Daleks and the Monk!
Straight Outta Gallifrey is back to discuss series 2 of Classic Doctor Who. In this one we discuss the Time Meddler, The Space Museum, and Dalek Invasion of Earth, and what those stories bring to the table as far as contributing to what makes Doctor Who a unique science fantasy show.
Diane, Siskoid, and Ashford discuss the first season/series of Doctor Who with William Hartnell as the Doctor! Straight Outta Gallifrey takes a good look to extract the Time Lord elements of the season. Please, write to us at www.prydonian.post@gmail.com . Also, give us a 5 STAR review in Apple Podcast.
Siskoid at www.siskoid.blogspot.com, Diane of the www.helenawaynehuntress.com blog, and Ashford discuss the Doctor Falls by Steven Moffat and Rachel Talalay. We have Mondasian Cyberman, The Master and Missy, and and a dying Doctor. Gearing up to say good bye to an era, the three of us discuss this doomed triumphant story. Also, we made it! Straight Outta Gallifrey has covered every Doctor Who televised episode featuring another Time Lord....
Ashford and Siskoid sit down to discuss the penultimate episode to series 10, World Enough and Time by Steven Moffat and Rachel Talalay. Let us just say, not only does Michelle Gomez play Doctor Who, but as Missy, she meets her match, displaying nothing but a Master Class.
Eaters of Light is a wonderful story, filled with history, myth, and Doctor Who Whimsy. Siskoid and Ashford discuss the story that brings back writer Rona Munro, who penned the 7th Doctor serial, Survival. Please write to us at prydonian.post@gmail.com or @sogallifrey on Twitter.
Bill and the Doctor are on Mars...on a Friday? If being on Mars isn't wild enough, our dynamic duo happen to come across Victorian Soldiers as well. Strange Things happen a foot away from the Circle K. Sorry, that is another time and space traveling reference from another franchise.
The Lie of the Land by Toby Whithouse is a tale of mind control, propaganda, and seeking the Truth. Siskoid and Ashford discuss some of the plot holes and problematic moments in this 3 part finale; however, Ashford was still able to walk out of this with some jollies.
Ashford and Siskoid the co-credited Steven Moffat/Peter Harness story where the culprits have revealed themselves to the real world and the real Doctor. Can the Doctor bring foreign powers together as one to stop this interstellar threat? Stay tuned. Write to us at prydonian.post@gmail.com .
The Doctor Who episode, Extremis, by Steven Moffat, broaches an interesting topic, which is, should one do the right thing even when there is no hope, no witness, and no reward? Ashford and Siskoid discuss this in relation to the episode, the return of Missy, and the motif itself.
Siskoid and Ashford discuss the Pilot and all the episodes before Extremis, really diving into the technology of the Vault, discussing Susan and River as Time Ladies, and the awesome character, Bill.
Siskoid and Ashford discuss The Husbands of River Song, where some of Steven Moffat's hints are manifested in this story, such as the Singing Towers. The first 2/3rds of the show is quite the romp, but once it starts to slow down, this is where we see Capaldi and Kingston display not only their acting chops, but their endearing craft of the characters they've created not only by the writing, but their choices as thespians.
Siskoid and Ashford discuss the series finale, Hell Bent. Written by Steven Moffat and directed by Rachel Talalay, Hell Bent is a dramatic romp where Rassilon is over thrown, we see a male Time Lord regenerate into a Time Lady, and the Doctor take things a little too far, geographically and figuratively.
Ashford and Siskoid discuss the Steven Moffat/Rachel Talalay's masterpiece, Heaven Sent, where Peter Capaldi's Doctor is battling his old nightmare and even one of his oldest foes...the Timelords? Himself? Give this episode a listen.
Ashford and Siskoid discuss Clara's send off by Sarah Dollard. Face the Raven includes Rigsy, Trap Street, the Doctor, and I...no, I mean Me.
Siskoid and Ashford discuss The Witch's Familiar by Steven Moffat! Missy, Clara, Davros, the Daleks, and the Doctor are all on this 2nd episode of a two part story. Is he a Good Man? Is he a Good Doctor? Is he a friend or the enemy? None of that matters...as long as there is mercy.
Ruth and Darrin, from the RAD Network, Jordan the Librarian, and Ashford discuss Doctor Who series 11, staring Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor. Write to us what you think at prydonian.post@gmail.com or on Twitter at @sogallifrey
The Wright On Network presents the 100th episode of Straight Outta Gallifrey, where the Irredeemable Shag, Siskoid, and Ashford discuss the series 9 opener, The Magician's Apprentice by Steven Moffat. Missy and Clara team up against Davros and the Daleks in order to save The Doctor. #Anachronisms.
Siskoid and Ashford discuss the Series 8 finale Death in Heaven by Steven Moffat. Director Rachel Talalay's, who gave Ashford trauma for a full week back in 2014, direction heightens Moffat's brilliant script, sending the viewer on a journey through the Matrix, Cyber Brig, MISSY, and a poignant good-bye filled with hugs and lies, which really left Ashford and Siskoid quite emotional with plenty to say. Please listen to episode 99 of Straight Outta Gallifrey. E-mail us at prydonian.post@gmail.com...
Happy Christmas. The War is over if you want it. Straight Outta Gallifrey is revisiting The War Games by Malcolm Hulke and Terrance Dicks. Joe Dredd and Ashford discuss the epic ten part story with an assist from Robin Hood enthusiast, Allen over at www.Boldoutlaw.com
Siskoid and Ashford discuss the penultimate episode Dark Water by Steven Moffatt. Cyberman, Missy, Rachel Talalay, and Peter Capaldi being the president of the Earth! Right on!! Please write us at prydonian.post@gmail.com
Diane, Jordan, and Ashford discuss The Zygon Invasion/The Zygon Inversion, discussing big speeches, reality being a bit much in your escapism, and Manic Pixie Dream Young Republicans. E-Mail us at prydonian.post@gmail.com
Ashford and Siskoid discuss In the Forest of the Night, the episode before the Rachel Talalay two parter that gave Ashford nightmares. But in this episode, Clara and Danny take the kids on an overnight field trip, and the next day, the "Team" wake up to...a forest in the city! Write to us at prydonian.post@gmail.com Support the show at www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork.com...
Jordan, Diane, and Ashford discuss the Big 3, Vincent and the Doctor...um...and Amy. Write to us about this wonderful, poignant episode from series 5. prydonian.post@gmail.com
Ashford and Siskoid discuss Flatline by Jamie Mathieson, where the TARDIS shrinks, Clara is the Doctor, Missy's plans are coming to play, and Art wins the day! E-mail us at prydoninan.post@gmail.com. We would love your feedback.
Ashford and Siskoid discuss this farce of an episode, the Caretaker, written by Gareth Roberts and Steven Moffat. Missy is in this episode, and she doesn't look happy. Clara and Danny advance their relationship, and The Doctor really displays his prejudice against soldiers. Give us a holler at prydonian.post@gmail.com
