Around about 40% of the podcasts we have put out over the years cover TV, Video Games, Comic Books and other entertainment beyond movies. This feed is all of those shows in chronological order of release, beginning with the audio articles of Gonzo Gaming, then the discussion shows of Digital Gonzo, Digital Drift and currently School of Everything Else.
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Around about 40% of the podcasts we have put out over the years cover TV, Video Games, Comic Books and other entertainment beyond movies. This feed is all of those shows in chronological order of release, beginning with the audio articles of Gonzo Gaming, then the discussion shows of Digital Gonzo, Digital Drift and currently School of Everything Else.
[School of Everything Else 2017]
We've had several requests over the course of our show to cover THE ENTIRETY of Doctor Who, or even just "Everything since 2005". Eventually one commissioning Whovian named Andy Nattan came around with a suggestion that would neatly incorporate our knowledge of the Doctor into a discussion about one fairly hilariously bad TV movie made in 1996. It also constitutes (almost) the entire onscreen appearance of the Eighth Doctor, Paul McGann, who was rather good (when he stopped SCREAMING).
So whether you love Who, like it or think it's a load of old toss you'll almost certainly enjoy listening to us talk with long-time Seventh Doctor fan Neil Taylor about this failed pilot, starring Eric Roberts as The Terminator, featuring a really REALLY accurate clock, a wibbly window and a jizz-snake.
Guests:
Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg
The School of Everything Else Archive
Around about 40% of the podcasts we have put out over the years cover TV, Video Games, Comic Books and other entertainment beyond movies. This feed is all of those shows in chronological order of release, beginning with the audio articles of Gonzo Gaming, then the discussion shows of Digital Gonzo, Digital Drift and currently School of Everything Else.
