We said we’d be back, and we are, albeit briefly. This time we’re watching the newly released animated version of The Celestial Toymaker, with our usual digressions. And you never know, we may be back again…

It’s the last podcast! Well, for a while anyway. So, we make a return trip to Atlantis for the animated version of The Underwater Menace. What better way to start a hiatus than with Professor Zaroff!

It’s the very, very end of the festive season, so on Twelfth Night, please join us as we watch Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150AD! The legend that is Bernard Cribbins helps foil the Daleks’ dastardly plan this time.

It’s the festive time of year (just still!) so we thought we’d watch the Peter Cushing films, often on TV in the UK over the holidays. This episode features our look at Dr Who and the Daleks, so we hope you enjoy. And a Happy New Year to all of you at home!

Jingle balls, jingle balls, Yeti on the way! Festive greetings as we finish up our look at The Abominable Snowmen. There’s snow, which is seasonal, and Father (well, monk) Khrisong. Happy holidays!

Silver balls, silver balls, I think I’ve just seen a Yeti. The first of two editions of the podcast this week as we tackle the timely and wintry-looking The Abominable Snowmen, in all its animated glory.

This week, it’s the turn of the animated version of Galaxy 4. We covered the surviving episode many dawns ago, but now we take a look at the whole story. But, how does it fare…?

So, it’s the 9th Doctor, the *original*, you might say! This was the only outing for Richard E Grant’s animated Doctor and it’s an interesting take on the role. See what we think of…Scream of the Shalka.

He’s back…and it’s about time! So it was said in 1996 when this little ray of hope appeared. It’s Paul McGann’s debut as the Doctor, and who ever thought we’d see him again?

Happy Birthday Doctor Who! It’s the 60th anniversary, which is very timely as we watch our last story of the classic series. Cheetah people, the Master, and somewhere else, the tea’s getting cold.

We’re still on Earth, but further forward in time than last week, into the middle of World War 2. We’ve got code breaking, vampiric creatures and a game that’s been going on for centuries…

Back in time this week, to Perivale in 1883. There are very strange goings on in Gabriel Chase, things that the Doctor knows will have an impact on Ace in the future. And she’s not best pleased when she finds out where she is…. (And I did say ‘it’ in part 3 - apologies Alex!)

It’s a trip to Earth as the Doctor answers a distress signal. He and Ace encounter knights, magic and monsters and the Doctor meets an old friend who never really can retire.

“Now welcome folks, I'm sure you'd like to know, we're at the start of one big circus show.” So begins our trip to the Psychic Circus, where bad things are happening. It’s no wonder Ace is scared of clowns!

As we approach the 60th anniversary, here’s the story that aired on the show’s 25th. Cybermen, skinheads and Nazis - oh my! And just who *is* the Doctor?

We’re getting near the end of the Classic series, but don’t be sad, be happy! If you’re not, you might end up performing at the forum, or even worse, in the Kandy Kitchen. Wicked!

It’s the 25th season, and what better way to begin than by heading back to 1963 and a battle with the Daleks! The Doctor’s mysterious past is hinted at, and Ace gets a very useful upgrade to her baseball bat.

This week, we say goodbye to Mel and hello to Ace, as we travel to Iceworld and meet the sinister Kane. Don’t mess with those cans of deodorant though - that’s Nitro 9!

This week we’re heading back to Wales in 1959, where the last of her race is hiding from the vicious Bannermen. We’ve got CIA agents, a bunch of alien tourists and a beekeeper for good measure.

The Doctor is fully himself again, and Mel wants to visit Paradise Towers. Surely that must be a lovely place? I mean there’s Kangs, cannibalistic old ladies, rule-abiding caretakers and murderous cleaning machines. Sounds delightful!