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In a bumper length festive special Dylan is joined by Luke Molloy. Together they skirt around the furthest reaches of the Doctor Who spin off universe.  First they look at 'Swan Song' the third story from series three of Jago & Lightfoot written by John Dorney. Then it's the audio orgy that is 'The Death of Captain Jack' Written by David Llewellyn. And finally a festive treat, as we look at Lukes very own fan fiction 'Christmas, Love and Monsters'. All while answering these important questions: Who are a bunch of slutty bastards? Do we need a Doctor Who monster in a thong?What is the best Doctor Who spin off theme? You can find 'Christmas, Love and Monsters' here: https://insidethepandorica637432304.wordpress.com/2020/12/13/christmas-love-monsters/And his blog here: https://insidethepandorica637432304.wordpress.com

One simple fix could've made the Weeping Angels so much scarier... Ellie Littlechild presents 10 Simple Fixes That Would've Improved Doctor Who... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Lucia and Talia tackle the infamous Love & Monsters with the help of their friend Priya. We gush about Jackie and her journey, discuss gender roles in fandom spaces, and try to get to the bottom how an Abzorbaloff even … works? Are there secret hidden depths to Love & Monsters or is it really the worst episode of Doctor Who EVER? You can find transcripts for all of our episodes at wibblywobblytimeywimey.net/transcripts. Support Wibbly Wobbly: paypal.me/wibblypod You can find us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram @WibblyPod, and you can send us an email at wibblywobblytimeywimeypod@gmail.com with all of your burning questions and scathing remarks that you'd rather not shout at us online. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We've reached our hundredth episode! But is this adversary worthy of being featured on such a landmark occasion?

We've reached our hundredth episode! But is this adversary worthy of being featured on such a landmark occasion?

Check out this PATREON PREVIEW about Roko's Basilisk, the bizarre AI thought experiment that got Elon and Grimes together. Topics include: LessWrong, being mad online, losers ruining robofuture, Ultron, the Abzorbaloff, the origins of the alt right, and the wetties who do philosophy.

Who do you love to hate in Doctor Who? Seán Ferrick presents the 10 Most Hated Doctor Who Characters...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@SeanFerrick@WhoCultureFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Daleks. Cybermen. The Master. And then you have these poor excuses for villains... Seán Ferrick presents the 10 Worst Doctor Who Villains...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@SeanFerrick@WhoCultureFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Love & Monsters was a decent episode - right up until the Abzorbaloff ruined the whole thing. Seán Ferrick presents 8 Doctor Who Episodes Ruined By Their Endings...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@SeanFerrick@WhoCultureFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We were so happy and excited to be able to talk to the amazing William Grantham, the winner on the 2005 Blue Peter Design A Doctor Who Monster Competition who is the man/child behind The Abzorbaloff. The Abzorbaloff was the name given by both the Tenth Doctor and Elton Pope to an Abzorbalovian who disguised himself as a human under the alias Victor Kennedy. He could absorb his victims' bodies, along with their memories and consciousnesses, into himself at a simple touch.Check out Williams channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Fc8oa1IpkG970GOIHNQvgSupport the show on Patreon - patreon.com/biggeronthepodTim's Twitter - https://twitter.com/TimxSaxbyHarry's Twitter - https://twitter.com/hemurdoch?lang=enBigger On The Inside Twitter - https://twitter.com/BiggerOnThePodBigger On The Inside Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/biggeronthepodSend us an email for us to read out on the podcast - biggerontheinsidepod@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Be they incredible or terrible, these Whoniverse villains need to stay defeated. Rich Hutson presents 10 Doctor Who Villains Who Should NEVER Return...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@PickUpChangeToe@WhoCultureFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Don't get absorbed by this episode or you may end up on the wrong side of the Abzorbaloff! Or at maybe get a one way trip to Clom! Join us as we discuss Season 2's Love &Monsters. Email us - thetardytardispodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - @tardytardispodcast Follow us on Twitter - @TardisTardy

(In that voice from action movie trailers) This week, on Dating Ourselves Podcast… join the guys as they cover the long awaited topic of X-Men: The Animated Series. Take notes as Adam uses the word “Abzorbaloff” in a sentence, Brian sings like his mother, and Paul buys a kilt.

This week, the Wanderers are scarcely in the story as Elton takes center stage, reporting the adventures of LINDA and their encounters with the Doctor and the Abzorbaloff! QotW: If you could pick a minor character from Doctor Who to be the star of one episode instead of the Doctor, who would it be? So Here are the Things.../Listener Mailbag/Who News Discussion of "Love & Monsters" (David 6.5, Connor 6, Charlie 6.25, Trevor 6.5) Big Finish Audio Adventure: Doctor Who and the Pirates (David 8, Charlie 9, Trevor 9) Hosts: Trevor  @WhovianTrev    Trevsplace Charlie  @insanityinchaos    The Infinite Longbox    The Comic Conspiracy David http://www.davidsafar.com/    @gwythinn    MaroonedWhovian Connor YouTube: The Deadly Emerald Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #176, Fear Her! Our audio adventure will be Project: Lazarus, available from BigFinish.com.

"Suffering catfish!" And they aren't the only ones suffering as Jim and Martin trudge through the lively four-part story The Time Monster, cunningly packaged as a six-part ordeal. The Doctor dreams of the Master, the Master dreams of universal conquest and Jo dreams of a time when her alien colleague doesn't keep treating her like a particularly backward schoolgirl. Queen Galleia is icy, the Brig is frozen and Benton is a tad chilly in his birthday suit (well that's his excuse anyway). Windows are left un-cleaned, Yates is doodle-bugged and Future Blackadder is swatted like a fly, while his countrymen flee from the Man-Sized Budgie of Ancient Lore. All this and more padding than an Abzorbaloff cosplayer. But does the story keep its head above the rising tide of plot inertia? Listen in to find out.

Season 2, Episode 10! Chelsea and Zen sing ELO and wonder about the Abzorbaloff, comedy in Doctor Who, Doctor-lite episodes, Elton and the gang, taking chances and when is campy too campy?

Will and Matthew arrive in David Tennant's first series and sample a story with a below average amount of Doctor. Hey there, Mr Blue, we're so pleased to be with you. Or are we? (We apologise for the pre-titles sequence, which is not suitable for children. We do not apologise for the post-credits sequence, which is.)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: , Ian Levine (born 22 June 1953, in , ) is an , , and . He is also a well-known fan of the long-running television show . Levine attended in Blackpool from 1963 to 1970. In 1996 Levine traced over 660 members of his own family on his mother's side and organised the enormous Cooklin family reunion, on 21 July in London. This has been called the biggest family reunion of all time[], and was covered on the BBC Evening News, and, extensively, in . Between 1997 and 1999 Ian Levine produced and directed the documentary film The Strange World of Northern Soul, an anthology of the underground music cult. This was a video box set, containing over 12 hours of footage with booklet and CD, and incorporating 131 performances by the legendary American soul acts who had, in most cases, never been filmed before. The event premiered at the King George's Hall in to an audience of 1300 in July 1999. The Strange World of Northern Soul was released on DVD as a six-disc box set, replete with extras, in 2003. In May 2000, Levine organised the reunion of his entire school class from the 1960s at in Blackpool. All 30 members of class 3A were found and brought together to experience lessons, in the gym, a rugby match, and an assembly with their original teachers, all in original style school uniform. The reunion was filmed and shown by the BBC. Contents Music career Levine is most noted for his work in the genres of , , , and . Earlier in his career he was a disc jockey at the , and became an avid collector of soul, , and . In the mid-1970s he also produced for disco, leading into the genre's evolution into Hi-NRG. Levine was also a resident DJ at the legendary gay disco , an important venue in 1980s gay . He and songwriting partner were among the main figures in the development of the Hi-NRG style and its moderate success in , writing and producing "So Many Men, So Little Time" by (two million sales), and "" by (seven million sales). During the 1980s and 1990s he mixed a number of hits for a variety of artists, including , , , , , , , and . He also founded his own groups: Seventh Avenue, which featured two members of ; ; and . He also wrote and produced for the successful , and for . He has written and produced several TV themes including "Discomania", "Gypsy Girl", "ITV Celebrity Awards Show", "Christmasmania" and "Abbamania". In 1987, Levine began recording some former artists from . By 1989 the project had grown in size and a reunion of 60 stars in , outside the original building, attracted attention from several media outlets. was launched as a record label, initially distributed by PRT and later Pacific, then Charly and finally . By the time the project ended in the mid 1990s, over 850 songs had been recorded by 108 artists who had all been formerly signed to . As an album range, the project continues to be released to this day, but the most successful single was by an artist who hadn't recorded for twenty three years, , with "Footsteps Following Me", co-written with Levine and Ivy Jo Hunter, the man who wrote "". In 2007, Levine formed the label Centre City Records, on which he has released four albums: , Disco 2008, Yesterday and Tomorrow (a collection of his 30 greatest hits, re-interpreted by his current roster of artists) and Northern Soul 2008. In 2010 Ian Levine formed a new boy band called "Inju5tice". The band launched their career with the song "A Long Long Way From Home" which was a commercial failure. Ian backed away from the project shortly after. Inju5tice later went on to become ELi'Prime. Doctor Who Levine is well known as a fan of the television series Doctor Who. Levine was, in part, responsible for the return of a number of missing episodes of the show to the BBC's archives, and was involved in stopping the destruction of further serials after he learnt that they were being discarded. He also retained many off-air recordings. An unofficial continuity consultant during the early 1980s, some observers have speculated that the monster played by in the Doctor Who episode "" was based on Levine and reflects his role in fandom. The Abzorbaloff design was created by "Design a Doctor Who Monster"-winner William Grantham. "Doctor in Distress" In 1985, when the BBC announced that the series would be placed on an eighteen-month hiatus, and the show's cancellation was widely rumoured, Levine gathered a group of actors from the series, together with a number of minor celebrities, to record a protest single called . The participants included the series' two lead actors, and , as well as other actors associated with the series such as and . Also involved were members of the bands , and . was one of the musicians involved in the record's production. Levine has since claimed that the song was originally the brain child of , a production manager at the BBC and partner of , the producer of the show at the time. The single was released under the name “Who Cares?”, and was universally panned. Levine himself said later, "It was an absolute balls-up fiasco. It was pathetic and bad and stupid. It tried to tell the Doctor Who history in an awful high-energy song. It almost ruined me.” Later history In recent years he has claimed that he co-wrote the story with series script editor , although the writer's credit is officially given to “Paula Moore”, a pseudonym for Saward's then girlfriend, . Levine's claim is that he wrote the story outline and that Saward wrote the script, with Woolsey contributing nothing. This version of events was flatly denied by Eric Saward in a interview, as well as by Woolsey herself when she was interviewed by , and for their series of Doctor Who reference books. Levine at one time worked in close collaboration with the on various DVD releases of classic Doctor Who serials, though he no longer produces documentaries for them. Levine's efforts to locate missing episodes of Who continue. On 20 April 2006, it was announced on the BBC children's show that Levine would purchase a life-sized for anyone who would return one of the 108 missing episodes; details were provided on Blue Peter's website. DVDs Ian Levine has also been responsible for producing a number of extras on the Doctor Who releases: the documentaries "Over the Edge" and "Inside the Spaceship" were included on the 3-disc set "The Beginning", while "Genesis of a Classic" appeared on the release for . Levine has also contributed to many other classic series DVDs, appearing as an in-vision interviewee on occasions, and by allowing the Restoration Team access to his private collection of rare studio footage and off-air recordings. K-9 and Company He also composed the theme music for , an unsuccessful pilot for a proposed Doctor Who spin-off series featuring the robotic dog and . American comic books Levine also possesses one of the world's great collections of American comic books. He claims to have the only complete set of in the world, with at least one copy of each DC comic book sold at retail (i.e., not including promotional or giveaway comics) from the 1930s to present. The last vintage comic book he obtained for his collection was a copy of New Adventure Comics #26, which he acquired at the in July 2005. Although Levine's complete DC comic book collection does not include all of the hundreds of different promotional (non-retail) and giveaway comic books that DC released over the decades (the particular identifying information for many of them has been lost due to DC not retaining decades-old licensing information), his DC promotional and giveaway collection contains the vast majority of all of the DC promotional and giveaway comic books currently known to have existed, and is perhaps the most complete DC promotional and giveaway collection currently in existence. The writer and comic book expert Paul Sassienie began cataloging, grading and certificating 'The Ian Levine' collection in May 2011. References ^ Levine, Ian (7 February 2007). . Ian Levine's MySpace blog. Retrieved 11 October 2010. Bailey, David (1 April 2009 (cover date)). "The Fact of Fiction: Logopolis". (, : ) (406): 57. Phipps, Tim (8 August 2006). . . Retrieved 25 November 2006. "I've no idea if [Russell T. Davies] was explicitly thinking of Ian Levine when he wrote the Abzorbaloff, but I can't help but suspect that Levine was bouncing somewhere around the back of his head." Petridis, Alexis (24 November 2006). (free registration required). . Retrieved 25 November 2006. McGurk, Stuart (22 October 2005). (free registration required). . Retrieved 25 November 2006. Levine, Ian (26 November 2006). (free registration required). forum. Retrieved 26 November 2006.[] . Blue Peter website. . 19 April 2006. Archived from on 31 August 2006. Retrieved 25 November 2006. Zurzolo, Vincent (9 August 2005). . Comic Zone. World Talk Radio. Retrieved 25 November 2006. Levine, Ian (15 July 2005). . Collectors Society Message Board. Retrieved 25 November 2006. External links at the

Doctor Who: Podshock Episode 42 For the Week of the 29th of May 2006 Running Time: 2:12:41 In this episode: News - Mark of the Rani DVD Update, Colin Baker Returns to the Cavern, Peter Kay and Abzorbaloff. Features - Review of 'Doctor Who: Bad Wolf' and 'Doctor Who: The Idiot's Lantern' Feedback - Ross from Australia, Scott from Tulsa, Paul, Perry, and Tiggs from Aldershot, UK. Promos - (preempted due to time) Hosted by James Naughton (UK), Ken Deep (US), and Louis Trapani (US) Do you want the Enhanced Podcast AAC file format? Get our Enhanced Podcast version of this episode using our feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshock.xml

Doctor Who: Podshock Episode 42 For the Week of the 29th of May 2006 Running Time: 2:12:41 In this episode: News - Mark of the Rani DVD Update, Colin Baker Returns to the Cavern, Peter Kay and Abzorbaloff. Features - Review of 'Doctor Who: Bad Wolf' and 'Doctor Who: The Idiot's Lantern' Feedback - Ross from Australia, Scott from Tulsa, Paul, Perry, and Tiggs from Aldershot, UK. Promos - (preempted due to time) Hosted by James Naughton (UK), Ken Deep (US), and Louis Trapani (US) Do you need the MP3 file format? Get our MP3 version of this episode using our MP3 dedicated feed at http://www.gallifreyanembassy.org/podshock/podshockmp3.xml