Jada brings her Black Girl Magic, Hillary blesses the mic with her North England charm, and Ashford makes every attempt to stay coherent. The trio discuss the Doctor Who episode Rosa, by Malorie Blackman and Chris Chibnall. Please e-mail us at prydonian.post@gmail.com or reach us on Twitter @sogallifrey
Ashford and Diane combined forces on this Wright On Network presents special about the Doctor Who episode Rosa by Malorie Blackman and Chris Chibnall. Join us in the conversation on Twitter at @sogallifrey or e-mail us at prydonian.post@gmail.com
Steven Moffat gave us a gem in the fourth episode of series 8 of Doctor Who. We didn't expect this one. Think I'm being a little overboard? Perhaps. But in Listen, we visit the Doctor as a child, Clara accidentally visits Gallifrey, and this is the Seinfeld version of Doctor Who in pace, dialogue, and being a show about NOTHING. You may think this episode was about nothing, as far as a creature goes, but I definitely believe this episode means everything to me. Peter Capaldi became my Doctor 1B ...
Into the Dalek, written by Phil Ford and Steven Moffat, is a fantastic Voyage into one of the darkest places in the Universe. Clara is trying to make it in her day to day, while the Doctor scoops her up to help him on a mission he can not resist. Ashford and Siskoid discuss this Dalek tale for the ages. Rusty!!!!
Ashford and Siskoid discuss the 1st episode with Peter Capaldi playing the Doctor! Yes, we are talking Deep Breath by Steven Moffat. The Universe Loves Peter Capaldi. Oh yeah... Michelle Gomez!
Siskoid and Ashford discuss the Time of the Doctor, Matt Smith's farewell episode. What are you thoughts? Ashford enjoyed it quite a bit. He also thinks that the Papal Mainframe should have been a season's worth.
Everybody lives! Blitzkrieg Bop! Sorry. Just a little excited about the 9th episode of A State of Temporal Grace. Ashford, Jordan, and Diane discuss The Empty Child and the Doctor Dances. A two part story that Ashford admits to being glad he viewed the saga in the day time during the first viewing. Moffat episode in the Russell T. Davies era. A girl hides the fact that she has a son, orphan kids surviving the streets, the introduction of Captain Jack, and the question on everyone's mind. Does th...
Siskoid and Ashford discuss the webisode leading to the 50th Anniversary special, and unfortunately, the beginning of Gallifrey's demise. Go and watch this webisode. Free on the internet. Ethically free. Less than four minutes. Thank you for listening to our podcast, but what are your thoughts about Gallifrey and Gallifrey driven episodes? e-mail us at prydonian.post@gmail.com .
Straight Outta Gallifrey made sure to go back, or forward, or sideways...I lose track sometimes, to revisit the Susan Foreman stories. Is she a Time Lady? Ashford is unsure. Siskoid is convinced that she is. No matter. Covering these stories featuring the lovely Carole Ann Ford has been such a delight. Listen as Ashford, Siskoid, and Joe Dredd discuss the Dalek Invasion of Earth!
Siskoid and Ashford discussed The Name of the Doctor by Steven Moffat. The Great Intelligence, Splintered Clara, Trenzalore, and the "spirit" of River Song are all in this episode. Oh, and the Paternoster Gang are on deck as well. This series finale is all over the place...in a good way!! Let us know what you think by e-mailing us at prydonian.post@gmail.com
Jordan, Diane, and Ashford are back for a State of Temporal Grace, discussing the Paul McGann story, Night of the Doctor by Steven Moffat. Join us in the discussion at prydonian.post@gmail.com.
Siskoid of the Fire and Water Podcast and Ashford discuss Angels Take Manhattan. Angels, River Song, and a farewell to Amy and Rory are all part of the discussion. Write to us at prydonian.post@gmail.com to give us your take on this Timey Wimey, tear jerking story.
The Night and The Doctor are a collection of mini-episodes where we actually see the courtship between River Song and the Doctor. Moreover, we also get a closer look of Amy questioning her existence to an extent. Siskoid and Ashford discuss these mini-episodes for Straight Outta Gallifrey. Leave your comments for us to discuss further. prydonian.post@gmail.com
The Wedding of River Song, which is a season finale, has the Silence, which excites Ashford, River Song, and all of time happening at once. Ashford and Siskoid discuss their ideas about this Time Story. Oh, and there is a Wedding-Ish! And one more thing...eye patches! Contact us at pyrdonian.post@gmail.com
Honey, I shrunk the TARDIS team. Sorry for that; I couldn't resist. This fall 1964 Science Fiction romp appeared on the television screen of all those in tuned with this Science Fiction Fantasy's second season. Planet of the Giants has the TARDIS team face off pesticides, murder, and a big cat. Check it out. Write to us at prydonian.post@gmail.com
Ashford, Jordan, and Diane come together to discuss the Doctor Who serial, Ghost Light. The Doctor and Ace return to a Victorian House that has a history, or a future, with our hero Ace. Will the Ace be able to deal with her past while dealing with the Doctor's manipulation. Write to us at prydonian.post@gmail.com . Ashford is interested in this serial and wants to learn more.
Siskoid and Ashford discuss Let's Kill Hitler! This is River Song's origin story as well as the early beginnings of Amy and Rory. Steven Moffat brings the ridiculous, the romp, and bombastic to this series six episode. Great direction, plot twist, and yes...Hitler in a cupboard.
Joe Dredd and Ashford discuss the season finale, Reign of Terror, which splits up our TARDIS team, allowing us to see a really strong William Hartnell on his own. Write to us at prydonian.post@gmail.com to discuss this story with us.
Attack of the Cybermen is a two part story that is packed with a lot of lore. Diane of the Helena Wayne Blog, Librarian Jordan, and Ashford discuss this adventure featuring the Colin Baker Doctor and Peri! Listen to us, A State of Temporal Grace.
Demons run when a good man goes to war. Ashford loves that line so much. Yes, Straight Outta Gallifrey is covering the Steven Moffat mid series 6 finale, A Good Man Goes to War. Plots are unraveled and tightened at the same time. Matt Smith is at his best in this episode, the pictures are pretty, and we get a feature by the wonderful Alex Kingston. What's not to like? Well, Ashford has some concerns, but he still believes this is one of the era's best episodes. Siskoid from Siskoid's Blog of Gee...
Joe Dredd, Siskoid, and Ashford discuss the Sensorites, featuring Susan Foreman, the Doctor's granddaughter. In this particular story, a description of Gallifrey is given by Susan as well as this character displaying telepathy. Susan really stands up for herself in this one, indicating to the Doctor that she is growing up and has the right to seek and possess her own agency.
Siskoid and Ashford discuss Neil Gaiman's The Doctor's Wife. A grave yard of time capsules from Gallifrey because of unknowing Time Lords answering distress calls only to reach sudden doom could be the fate of the Doctor. Join us in this conversation of one of the most popular episodes in the Matt Smith run. prydonian.post@gmail.com
Episode 5 of a State of Temporal Grace, which is an extension of Straight Outta Gallifrey. In this episode, Jordan, Diane, and Ashford are discussing Caves of Androzani by writer Robert Holmes and director Graeme Harper. The intensity is rather high in this regeneration story. Peri and the Doctor are in great peril. Listen to our podcast about this fan favorite serial.
Siskoid and Ashford discuss Steven Moffat's The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon, the two part opener for series 6. There are so many beautifully directed episodes in this series, and this two part opener is no exception. Moffat takes the timey wimey and ups it up to...11. Sorry. The T.A.R.D.I.S. crew's adventure is in America. The United States of America to be specific. And now, for the first time as far as a television broadcast, the Silence is introduced. Ashford really enjoys this villa...
Siskoid and Diane join Ashford to discuss the Steven Moffat two part story, The Pandorica and the Big Bang. What are your thoughts about this two part story? Do you believe that River Song is a Time Lady? Do you prefer the timey wimey plots like this one? Let us know. We would love to hear from you. e-mail us at prydonian.post@gmail.com
Siskoid and Ashford discuss The Aztecs by John Lucarotti, a true historical where the Doctor admonishes Barbara Wright about "messing" with time. This first, on air, T.A.R.D.I.S. team are separated quite a bit, covering more ground of this landscape where the Aztecs resided. Was Barbara right for trying to change this culture with her relatively modern, English ways? Perhaps stepping back and allowing History to take its course is not the right thing to do?
Straight Outta Gallifrey is back with the extended podcast State of Temporal Grace. Join Jordan, Diane, and Ashford as they discuss Seeds of Doom, which is Ashford's favorite classic Who episode. Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen are in top form.
The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone by Steven Moffat are quite a feat. Bring back River Song and The Weeping Angels, along with High Definition, The Doctor, Amy, and the Church, Moffat really flexed his creative muscle, displaying the direction the show was going from this point on. What else do we want, right? Siskoid and Ashford discuss this two part story to great length. We're talking a little over an hour. Ashford mentions this was the episode that made him buy into Matt Smith and being ...
Siskoid, Joe Dredd, and Ashford discuss The Keys to Marinus by Terry Nation, creator of the Daleks. No, Daleks are not in this serial; however a quest is! And we are not talking about the Keys to Time. What do you think about this serial? E-mail us at prydonian.post@gmail.com
