Podcasts about Danny Pink

Tread Perilously concludes its month of celebrating the new series Doctor Who with "Listen." As Clara goes on a somewhat uncomfortable date, The Doctor realizes he is talking to himself and supposes there might be a more sinister reason for it. Soon, he picks up Clara for a trip to the past, the future, and an impossible era to learn the truth behind the perfect hider and the monster under your bed. All the while, Clara's date, Danny Pink, seems to be at the center of the investigation. But is that to do with Clara? And who is the boy Clara finds in a barn somewhere far from England? Justin and Erik discuss Steven Moffat as a writer and his seeming resistance to platonic friendships. Actor Samuel Anderson gets praise for his performance in this episode ... but not as Danny Pink. "Listen" is unavoidably compared to "Blink," which leads to some surprising analysis of both. Does modern Doctor Who work best when Moffat and Russell T. Davies are involved at the same time? Erik once again suggests Matt Smith left earlier than originally planned. Justin praises a key sequence in the episode. Peter Capaldi's performance as The Doctor is reviewed anew and Justin identifies the only true romantic Doctor/companion pairing of the Classic series.

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Danny Pink: we hardly knew ye. Seriously. We didn't really ever get a chance to know you. But now you're gone! And you do go out with a bang. Plus, we finally see who the hell this Missy character is. Also: a half-great story from years past with all the trappings that Porter loves.

Capaldi, Clara, Danny Pink, Daleks, and an Inner Space rip-off?The lads dive into a bit of a weird one, and does Si hate Danny Pink just because he's with Clara?The Doctor hates Soldiers, Missy arrives, and more!FOLLOW US!@TheDrWhoPod@SJPWORLDMEDIA@DanGriffin21

Capaldi, Clara, Danny Pink, Daleks, and an Inner Space rip-off?The lads dive into a bit of a weird one, and does Si hate Danny Pink just because he's with Clara? The Doctor hates Soldiers, Missy arrives, and more!FOLLOW US!@TheDrWhoPod@SJPWORLDMEDIA@DanGriffin21

Charles Skaggs & Jesse Jackson are joined by special guest Rachel Frend to provide their commentary track for "Mummy on the Orient Express", the eighth episode from Doctor Who Series Eight in 2014, featuring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink, and Frank Skinner as Perkins! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopWho, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW @beatlesblonde Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopWho@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

Sssshhhh! Jimmy Akin, Dom Bettinelli, and Fr. Cory Sticha discuss the 12th Doctor's obsession with a theoretical creature capable of perfect hiding, how Danny Pink and Clara fail to listen, and the elephant-in-the-room loose thread of Orson Pink.

Sssshhhh! Jimmy Akin, Dom Bettinelli, and Fr. Cory Sticha discuss the 12th Doctor's obsession with a theoretical creature capable of perfect hiding, how Danny Pink and Clara fail to listen, and the elephant-in-the-room loose thread of Orson Pink. The post Listen appeared first on StarQuest Media.

What secrets will The Doctor uncover when he goes undercover at Coal Hill School?  Or, more importantly, what secrets might Danny uncover about Clara and The Doctor? We ask these questions and many more as we review The Caretaker, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 6. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 272.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford.

What secrets will The Doctor uncover when he goes undercover at Coal Hill School?  Or, more importantly, what secrets might Danny uncover about Clara and The Doctor? We ask these questions and many more as we review The Caretaker, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 6. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 272.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford. Episode 272 What secrets will The Doctor uncover when he goes undercover at Coal Hill School?  Or, more importantly, what secrets might Danny uncover about Clara and The Doctor? We ask these questions and many more as we review The Caretaker, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 6. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 272.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford. What are your thoughts? Hit us up at hosts@discussingnetwork or @discussingwho on all the social media. We want to hear from you! Leave us a voicemail message on the Discussing Who Call Line. Simply dial (805)850-DWHO (3946). (Airtime and/or long-distance rates apply, if applicable.) Already following us on Facebook? Simply send a message there. Subscribe to Discussing Who: A Doctor Who Podcast Apple Podcasts - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoApplePodcast Spotify - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoSpotify Stitcher - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoStitcher Google Podcasts - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoGooglePodcast PlayerFM - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoPlayerFM TuneIn Radio - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoTuneIn Podbean - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoPodbean Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/discussing-who-a-doctor-who-po-15658 Become a Patreon Supporter! By becoming a Patreon, you can support the show while receiving exclusive rewards made available for Patreon Supporters.  Visit Patreon.com/DiscussingNetwork for more information, follow us on Patreon, and – should you choose – support the show. Connect via Social Media Be sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.  Join us on the new Discussing Network Facebook Group.  Visit https://facebook.com./groups/discussingnetwork Real Characters Last year we asked ourselves and our listeners a simple but important question: What makes Doctor Who important to you? The answer now lies within the pages of Real Characters: The Psychology of Parasocial Relationships with Media Characters, by Dr. Karen Shackleford, Ph.D. (Ed.) from Fielding University Press providing insight into why we connect with fictional characters. The Doctor Changes, but the Feelings Stay the Same, is the bow-tie-worthy Eleventh Chapter. Real Characters is available now on Amazon. Discussing Who: A Doctor Who Podcast Discussing Who features three friends discussing Doctor Who.  Come join the fun! Discussing Network Discussing Network is a network of podcasts covering all things geek and pop culture! Hosts Want more from the Discussing Who co-hosts? Our hosts can be found on the following: The Relativity Podcast (Lee, Clarence, & Kyle) Oz-9 (Lee, Kyle, & Shannon) Doctor Who: Podshock (Kyle & Lee) The TechPedition Podcast (Clarence) Discussing Trek: A Star Trek Discovery Podcast (Clarence & Kyle) Terminus: A Doctor Who Podcast (Nicole)

What secrets will The Doctor uncover when he goes undercover at Coal Hill School?  Or, more importantly, what secrets might Danny uncover about Clara and The Doctor? We ask these questions and many more as we review The Caretaker, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 6. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 272.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford. Episode 272 What secrets will The Doctor uncover when he goes undercover at Coal Hill School?  Or, more importantly, what secrets might Danny uncover about Clara and The Doctor? We ask these questions and many more as we review The Caretaker, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 6. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 272.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford. What are your thoughts? Hit us up at hosts@discussingnetwork or @discussingwho on all the social media. We want to hear from you! Leave us a voicemail message on the Discussing Who Call Line. Simply dial (805)850-DWHO (3946). (Airtime and/or long-distance rates apply, if applicable.) Already following us on Facebook? Simply send a message there. Subscribe to Discussing Who: A Doctor Who Podcast Apple Podcasts - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoApplePodcast Spotify - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoSpotify Stitcher - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoStitcher Google Podcasts - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoGooglePodcast PlayerFM - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoPlayerFM TuneIn Radio - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoTuneIn Podbean - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoPodbean Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/discussing-who-a-doctor-who-po-15658 Become a Patreon Supporter! By becoming a Patreon, you can support the show while receiving exclusive rewards made available for Patreon Supporters.  Visit Patreon.com/DiscussingNetwork for more information, follow us on Patreon, and – should you choose – support the show. Connect via Social Media Be sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.  Join us on the new Discussing Network Facebook Group.  Visit https://facebook.com./groups/discussingnetwork Real Characters Last year we asked ourselves and our listeners a simple but important question: What makes Doctor Who important to you? The answer now lies within the pages of Real Characters: The Psychology of Parasocial Relationships with Media Charac

Question. Are we alone? Question. What hides under our beds? Question. Did Clara become too important to the Doctor and others' timelines? We ask these questions and many more as we review Listen, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 4. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 270.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford.

Question. Are we alone? Question. What hides under our beds? Question. Did Clara become too important to the Doctor and others' timelines? We ask these questions and many more as we review Listen, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 4. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 270.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford. Episode 270 Question. Are we alone? Question. What hides under our beds? Question. Did Clara become too important to the Doctor and others' timelines? We ask these questions and many more as we review Listen, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 4. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 270.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford. What are your thoughts? Hit us up at hosts@discussingnetwork or @discussingwho on all the social media. We want to hear from you! Leave us a voicemail message on the Discussing Who Call Line. Simply dial (805)850-DWHO (3946). (Airtime and/or long-distance rates apply, if applicable.) Already following us on Facebook? Simply send a message there. Subscribe to Discussing Who: A Doctor Who Podcast Apple Podcasts - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoApplePodcast Spotify - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoSpotify Stitcher - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoStitcher Google Podcasts - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoGooglePodcast PlayerFM - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoPlayerFM TuneIn Radio - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoTuneIn Podbean - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoPodbean Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/discussing-who-a-doctor-who-po-15658 Become a Patreon Supporter! By becoming a Patreon, you can support the show while receiving exclusive rewards made available for Patreon Supporters.  Visit Patreon.com/DiscussingNetwork for more information, follow us on Patreon, and – should you choose – support the show. Connect via Social Media Be sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.  Join us on the new Discussing Network Facebook Group.  Visit https://facebook.com./groups/discussingnetwork Real Characters Last year we asked ourselves and our listeners a simple but important question: What makes Doctor Who important to you? The answer now lies within the pages of Real Characters: The Psychology of Parasocial Relationships with Media Characters, by Dr. Karen Shackleford, Ph.D. (Ed.) from Fielding University Press providing insight into why we connect with fictional characters. The Doctor Changes, but the Feelings Stay the Same, is the bow-tie-worthy Eleventh Chapter. Real Characters is available now on Amazon. Discussing Who: A Doctor Who Podcast Discussing Who features three friends discussing Doctor Who.  Come join the fun! Discussing Network Discussing Network is a network of podcasts covering all things geek and pop culture! Hosts Want more from the Discussing Who co-hosts? Our hosts can be found on the following: The Relativity Podcast (Lee, Clarence, & Kyle) Oz-9 (Lee, Kyle, & Shannon) Doctor Who: Podshock (Kyle & Lee) The TechPedition Podcast (Clarence) Discussing Trek: A Star Trek Discovery Podcast (Clarence & Kyle) Terminus: A Doctor Who Podcast (Nicole)

Question. Are we alone? Question. What hides under our beds? Question. Did Clara become too important to the Doctor and others' timelines? We ask these questions and many more as we review Listen, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 4. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 270.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford. Episode 270 Question. Are we alone? Question. What hides under our beds? Question. Did Clara become too important to the Doctor and others' timelines? We ask these questions and many more as we review Listen, Doctor Who Series 8 Episode 4. Subscribe to the show using your favorite podcast player and be sure to leave us a review! The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 270.  Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford. What are your thoughts? Hit us up at hosts@discussingnetwork or @discussingwho on all the social media. We want to hear from you! Leave us a voicemail message on the Discussing Who Call Line. Simply dial (805)850-DWHO (3946). (Airtime and/or long-distance rates apply, if applicable.) Already following us on Facebook? Simply send a message there. Subscribe to Discussing Who: A Doctor Who Podcast Apple Podcasts - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoApplePodcast Spotify - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoSpotify Stitcher - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoStitcher Google Podcasts - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoGooglePodcast PlayerFM - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoPlayerFM TuneIn Radio - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoTuneIn Podbean - http://bit.ly/DiscWhoPodbean Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/discussing-who-a-doctor-who-po-15658 Become a Patreon Supporter! By becoming a Patreon, you can support the show while receiving exclusive rewards made available for Patreon Supporters.  Visit Patreon.com/DiscussingNetwork for more information, follow us on Patreon, and – should you choose – support the show. Connect via Social Media Be sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.  Join us on the new Discussing Network Facebook Group.  Visit https://facebook.com./groups/discussingnetwork Real Characters Last year we asked ourselves and our listeners a simple but important question: What makes Doctor Who important to you? The answer now lies within the pages of Real Characters: The Psychology of Parasocial Relationships with Media Characters, by 

Straight Outta Gallifrey discuss final good-byes to Danny Pink, the return of Missy, a cool Cold War/Futuristic two parter, a Girl who lived and died or died and lived and Santa Claus. Let us know your thoughts by writing us at www.wrightonnetwork.com or Twitter @sogallifrey

Joe & Steven; going to hell. Is this the darkest Doctor Who? How far is too far? Is this a riveting conceptual horror or a paceless bore? Danny Pink; charisma bypass? Joe won't make the compromises this story asks, and Steven is delighted about the new female Time Lady.

Travelling with the Doctor is great! Until you get turned into a Cyberman. Will Earl presents the 10 Unluckiest Doctor Who Characters...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@YouSlyDawgYou@WhoCultureFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Thursday, campers, and welcome to the next episode of Doctor Who! In this episode, I'll be honest, Jaime and I barely talk about the plot at all. We're way too distracted with what a total dick the Doctor is being, and the fact that Clara is just...letting it happen. Also, Jaime tells me about the fan opinions that were circulating at the time of this episode's airing, and I find myself surprised that people had such strong opinions to Danny Pink. Thanks again to you all for listening, and we will see you next week with a new episode!

We watch "Last Christmas" (Series 8, Episode 13) where the Doctor saves Clara (and more!) from a severe case of (dream) crabs with the aid of Father Christmas (Santa Claus to us Yanks). Whilst said saving is occurring, the Doctor and Clara come clean to each other about their last meeting (awkward...), Shona auditions strongly for companion (sorry, Clara’s staying... so very awkward...), and Danny Pink visits Clara from the grave yet again (awk... actually poignant). Come for the recap and stay for the Clara-is-leaving gaslighting (aaand we’re back to awkward... sorry Steve).

We watch "Death in Heaven" (Series 8, Episode 12) where the Doctor learns about Missy's plan (well... you couldn’t still expect to call her the MASTER could you? What with her lady parts and all...), Seb ‘squees’ yet is promptly disintegrated (see ya later Tenant stans), and Clara impersonates the Doctor (all I’m saying is a scarf woulda been nice). Whilst said cosplaying is occurring, the reanimated corpses of Danny Pink and Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart save humanity from a fate worse than rotting in the ground. What? I’m an atheist... deal!

FYI- due to a scheduling screwup on my part, there will be no episode od Doctor Who next week. It's completely my fault. I'm sorry. This episode is one in which the Doctor deals with a long-held fear that many people can likely relate to, and decides to investigate further into why it's such a ubiquitous image or dream. Also, more of Danny Pink's history is revealed, and it just gets stranger and stranger. Also, Clara isn't great at the whole tact and sensitivity thing, as it turns out. Thanks so much for listening, and we will see you in 2 weeks with a new episode!

We watch "Dark Water" (Series 8, Episode 11) where Danny Pink dies and bargains for his future (?) in the afterlife. Whilst said Life Defending is occurring, grief stricken Clara drags the Doctor on a mission to locate Danny (umm... check the morgue?), the Doctor helps her look for him (umm... check the morgue!), and Missy explains why they just can’t find him (umm... check the morgue... duh). All this plus the horrifying idea that you have all the feels in being cremated makes for one of the most frakked up penultimate season enders. Now excuse me whilst I update my living will.

We watch "In the Forest of the Night" (Series 8, Episode 10) where Clara and Danny Pink search for a missing student whilst on a school field trip to downtown London. When the Doctor locates said student Mave... Mabe... Maebh (really?)... the fun really begins! Of course by ‘fun’, I mean scenes taking place in a bizarrely empty London that’s covered in foliage, poorly green-screened wolves, and a tiger that escaped from the zoo. Plus an environmental message that culminates in the finding of a runaway sibling. Confused? Join the club.

We watch "Listen" (Series 8, Episode 4) where Clara has a disastrous first date with Danny Pink and the Doctor has an existential crisis with the thing under the bed. Whilst said events are occurring, Clara gets to timey-wimey a satisfactory conclusion for her date with former soldier Danny Pink, timey-wimey a new name for orphan Rupert Pink, and timey-wimey a safe return home for (great grandson?) time traveler Orson Pink, all whilst she timey-wimeys the fear in the Doctor that all pubescent boys have: someone is always watching what you’re doing in bed. Oh... the horror!

We get back (after an unexpected but at this point probably not surprising delay) to our regularly scheduled programming with a look at a pair of Danny Pink stories, "Listen" and "The Caretaker." The former still stands as one hell of an episode, with plenty to say about all sorts of things, Danny very much included. The latter... well, it's not very good. And honestly, that's probably the most charitable way we can put it, considering we have way worse to say in the episode proper. Plus toward the end we get into a debate about the morality of the military and being a soldier that neither of us had prepared for at all, and so has more than its fair share of hedging and stammering, yet still we'd say is considerably better thought through than the Doctor's hatred of soldiers in that episode. Anyway, the real point is that Samuel Anderson is nothing short of incredible, and we're lucky to have had him on the show. Next time, join us for the long-awaited beginning of our Clarastravaganza/Clarathon with "The Rings Of Akhaten" and "Journey To The Centre Of The TARDIS."

We'll be back soon with our regularly scheduled look at companion showcase episodes -- Danny Pink is next! -- but first, we wanted to take an episode to remember a legend of film and television. Diana Rigg died last week at 82, so we revisit her absolute delight of a performance as Mrs. Gillyflower in "The Crimson Horror." Sure, the rest of the episode isn't all that great, but! It's Diana Rigg having a complete blast as the villain, acting alongside her daughter Rachel Stirling, who is the other great part of this episode. A worthy showcase for them both, we'd say.

First thing's first: Allison has a book out! It's called "How TV Can Make You Smarter", available now at Bookshop.org and elsewhere! Plus she has a special offer for our listeners who get the book! As for the episode, well, before we return to the Capaldi era with our Danny Pink episode next week -- a prelude of sorts to the much-anticipated Clarastravaganza/Clarathon -- we take a wee break to open the mailbag. We talk some more about the specifics of Jodie Whittaker's performance, kick around a brilliant listener idea for the Jo Martin Doctor, and go on a merry digression about Steven Moffat's Jekyll, which Alasdair loves arguably a bit too much. (Nah, it's the correct amount.)

This week I chat to writer Samantha Harden about Danny Pink and The Lazarus Experiment. Timecodes: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:17:37 - Danny Pink 00:39:32 - The Lazarus Experiment 00:56:54 - Bonus opinion Sam on Twitter - @safarox8 Me on Twitter - @molly_martian The podcast on Twitter - @GalacticYoyoPod Email me at galacticyoyopod@gmail.com The panel on Saturday -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmUSoVUHqJ8BSp9Sg0acW0Q/featured Podcast artwork by Molly Lester (@mollypukes). Theme music written and performed by Aleks Podraza. Presented by Molly Marsh.

It’s your monthly dose of drunken Doctor Who podcasting for the end times. CONTENTS INCLUDE: The Three Doctors on Zoom, dissing “Four to Doomsday”, Tegan’s PTSD, planting potatoes on Facebook Live, busted by the wife, attempting to use “City of Death” as an aphrodisiac, fucking Twitter, GATEKEEPING, Steven Schapansky - Social Justice Warrior, Demat-circuit or butt-plug?, The Wife in Space, , Liz Myles, “Mel got a spaceship!”, fans shitting on Colin Baker’s era, Radio Free Skaro’s unbridled hatred of “The End of Time”, Moffat hater or Men’s Rights Activist?, Graeme Burk would hire Danny Pink as a schoolteacher, the infamous Jon Pertwee corporate video, law firm Christmas parties, we can’t watch “Mad Men”, shameless podcast plug #1, Colin Baker on Cameo, you see a penis and I see vagina, more dissing of “Four to Doomsday”, Tegan’s gay cousin, mourning for a broken “Battlestar Galatica” DVD, Pixar Butt, “Time Lord Victorious”, lame 70’s sit-com reference, no one’s buying 13th Doctor merchandise, Eric Roberts returns as the Master for Big Finish, Jenny #1 and Jenny #2, mixing the classic with the modern, Drax, Jago & Lightfoot, Glitz & Dibber, shameless podcast plug #2, how we would write out “the fam”, “Thazmine”, Grace is Ruth, Star Wars toys, He-Man and She-Ra action figures, Yaz is Martha, what are our backstories for being the new companion?, a Movellan as the new companion, “Leave the girl!”, eliminating sexual tension from the series, Handles is the perfect sex toy, “The Buxom Country Maid” by Jon Pertwee.

Nick and Benji present... Reviews of The Prisoner... Listeners' Emails... Nick chats to the cast and writer of Adam Adamant Lives!... Drama Tease: Twelfth Doctor Chronicles.

Mary Poppins: Queen of Evil, a sneak peek of the Sorting Fez™️, and Moffat wants somebody to step on his neck. Read Amani's defense of Danny Pink: http://blackgirlscreate.org/blog/2019/10/danny-pink-defense?rq=danny%20pink

Welcome to our first guest essayist of the new 2MTL! I met Nicole Hill in person for the first time at the 2019 Gallifrey One convention. It was a pleasure to talk with her then, and soon after I followed her on Twitter only soon after to read a couple of epic threads she wrote [...]

Who interrogates soldiers? The Hague? Danny Pink you’re charged with war crimes, killing innocents, and committing genocide post mortum. We would dishonorably discharge you, but you seem so hell bent on being a soldier that we thought a more fitting punishment would be to just do nothing to you. You’ll forever be a soldier. How’sContinue reading →

Companions of Color, Part One (nuWho) Jessica and Phillip are joined by Bayana and Connie of the TARBIS (Time and Relative Blackness in Space) podcast to examine companions of color. They tackle the Thirteenth Doctor's newest friends - Ryan and Yaz, and what their characters brought to the latest series. They also look at Twelfth's companions - everyone's favorite Bill, and everyone's ... well, also Danny Pink. In their look into the TARDIS library, the couple give an in-depth look at the Big Finish Production - The Diary of River Song, Series Three, featuring the Fifth Doctor.

Companions of Color, Part One (nuWho)Jessica and Phillip are joined by Bayana and Connie of the TARBIS (Time and Relative Blackness in Space) podcast to examine companions of color. They tackle the Thirteenth Doctor's newest friends - Ryan and Yaz, and what their characters brought to the latest series. They also look at Twelfth's companions - everyone's favorite Bill, and everyone's ... well, also Danny Pink. In their look into the TARDIS library, the couple give an in-depth look at the Big Finish Production - The Diary of River Song, Series Three, featuring the Fifth Doctor.

This week, the TVZ team chats about the first part of the Doctor Who season finale. Plus Fear the Walking Dead, Twin Peaks, the news of the week and more!

Tish, Juliana, and Linda talk about Season 8, Episode 1 “Deep Breath” and Episode 2 “Into the Dalek”. We discuss our new podcast set-up, the new Doctor, Danny Pink, Dalek biology, interspecies marriage, and whether the Doctor is a good man. New Who News and more: DrsCompanions.TishChambers.com Send Q's, A's, and Hello's to doctorscompanionspodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @DrsCompanions.

Una nueva entrega quincenal de nuestro podcast, el Atmósfera Whovian 63, en el que os vamos a comentar dos episodios esta vez, el 8x05 " Time Heist" y el 8x06 " The caretaker ". Dos episodios, que si bien se alejan bastante del misterio de la temporada, sobretodo el primero, son aventuras entretenidas y con momentos muy interesantes y destacables. En "Time Heist" el Doctor y Clara seran reclutados junto a una metamorfa y un humano aumentado, por una figura misteriosa llamada Arquitecto, para realizar un atraco en el banco más seguro del universo. Un episosio de toques muy roleros y con un final curioso. En "The caretaker" vamos a asistir al choque de titanes que supone que se conozcan el Doctor y Danny Pink. Tensiones en el ambiente de Coal Hill, con el aderezo de un monster of the week un tanto asesino y una aparición fugaz de la loca del jardín. Y con estos dos episodios llegamos a mitad de temporada sin a penas saber nada de la trama de fondo. Esperemos que los próximos episodios nos arrojen más luz. Os recordamos nuestras formas de contacto: En la web Fantascine.com tenéis la correspondiente entrada. En ivoox. En facebook, tanto en la página del podcast como en el foro. En Twitter como @atmosfera_cer0 Los contenidos de este episodio son: Doctor Who Temporada 8 (2014) : - 8x05 - " Time Heist " - 8x06 - " The Caretaker "

Por fin hemos vuelto, con el Atmósfera Whovian 62, dedicado al episodio más destacado quizás de lo que llevamos de la octava temporada, el 8x04 - " Listen". Hemos andado muy ajetreadas y nos ha costado encontrar el momento, pero por fín ha llegado y retomamos el podcast con ganas renovadas. En esta ocasión, y con la excusa de saber el orígen de las pesadillas, concretamente de la que sientes que te agarran del tobillo cuando estás solo, Moffat construye una trama enrevesada en que confluyen la primera cita de Clara con su colega Danny Pink, y el viaje através de la linea temporal de la companion del Doctor con el fín de encontrar el orígen de este sueño tan particular Apartándonos un poco de lo que se huele que podría ser el misterio de la temporada, la loca del jardín, tenemos ante nosotros un episodio en que Moffat vuelve a utilizar su idea del bucle para profundizar en la importáncia de Clara en la vida del Doctor y añade algún guiño a la temporada pasada. Antes de dejáros con nuestro comentario queremos dejar constáncia de la gran pérdida que supuso para el mundo del cine y la televisión del gran John Hurt, quién interpretó al War Doctor en el 50 aniversario, y a él va dedicado este episodio de Atmósfera Whovian. Os recordamos nuestras formas de contacto: En la web Fantascine.com, tenéis la correspondiente entrada. En ivoox. En facebook, tanto en la página del podcast como en el foro. En Twitter como @atmosfera_cer0 Los contenidos de este episodio son: Doctor Who Temporada 8 (2014) : - 8x04 - " Listen"

On this week's episode of Geektown Radio, we don't just have one guest, we have four! Nick Helm, Jim Howick, Samuel Anderson & Jonny Sweet, otherwise known as the cast of Channel 4's brand new comedy drama 'LOADED', which airs from Monday the 8th May 2017 at 10pm. LOADED centres around the lives of tech entrepreneurs and friends Josh, Leon, Watto and Ewan, who have just sold their start up videogame company for hundreds of millions of pounds. Amid a raging hurricane of money, excess and “millionaire’s guilt”, LOADED is about friendship, ambition, gluttony, the peculiar British distaste for other people’s success and how money can put even life-long friendships to the test. Nick Helm you should all know from the brilliant and Geektown Award winning Uncle. Jim Howick you may recognise from The Aliens, Yonderland, and Horrible Histories. Doctor Who fans will know Samuel Anderson as Clara's boyfriend Danny Pink, and Sky 1 fans will know him from Trollied. And Jonny Sweet you may know from Together, Babylon... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Con el 2017 estrenado os traemos el Atmósfera Whovian 61, después de una larga pausa en nuestro viaje, que nos ha tenido apartadas de nuestra cita quincenal, pero que estamos en camino de retomar. Nuestro estreno del año, por lo que Doctor Who se refiere, nos llevará a visitar dos paisajes muy distintos, pero cada uno de ellos con sus puntos interesantes. En el 8x02 - " Into the Dalek " viajaremos al interior de un dalek "bueno" , en una nueva aventura que enfrentará al Doctor con su más terrible enemigo. por el episodio también asomará la cabeza el que parece un nuevo personaje, muy relacionado con Clara, Danny Pink. Y volverémos a tener la visita de la loca del jardín. Cambiaremos de paisaje en el 8x03 " Robot of Sherwood " para trasladarnos a la época del legendario Robin Hood, en un episodio que, bajo un tono de comedia, se nos hablará de lo que tienen de real y no de las leyendas, con un Doctor en modo huraño y molón a la vez, que llevará al límite de su paciéncia a Clara. Dos episodios muy distintos uno del otro, pero que en el fondo nos están hablando de aspectos de esta nueva y recién estrenada personalidad del Doctor 12. Os recordamos nuestras formas de contacto: En la web Fantascine.com, tenéis la correspondiente entrada. En ivoox. En facebook, tanto en la página del podcast como en el foro. En Twitter como @atmosfera_cer0 Los contenidos de este episodio son: Doctor Who Temporada 8 (2014) : - 8x02 - " Into the Dalek - 8x03 - " Robot of Sherwood "

New companion and much more to talk about in this episode of Bad Wolf Radio! Love that voice. Tenth Doctor and Donna audio dramas are here. We'll take what we can get. Group think. We talk about the changes Chibnall may be bringing to the Doctor Who writer's room. Her name is Bill? We give our thoughts on the announcement of a new companion. You had questions. We answer questions from our listeners about multi-Doctor stories and how Danny Pink could return. Lizard people! We discuss and review the next Chibnall written episode, The Hungry Earth.

In this episode of "The Omega Podcast" Ben & Charlie review "In the Forrest of the Night" and "Dark Water". What did you think of these two stories? Please share your thoughts by sending them to theomegapodcast@gmail.com.

No guests this time to lie to us about Danny Pink. It's just Aaron and Adam talking the latest Doctor Who news on this episode of Bad Wolf Radio. Doctor Who in IMAX 3D. Worth the trip and the $18 ticket? No Season 10 of Doctor Who? Should we be worried or excited for pending change? Missing minifig? There is a new trailer for LEGO Dimensions featuring Doctor Who. We talk about the game and why it may be missing our favorite Doctor. Who is she? Maisie Williams' appearance in the Season 9 trailer kicked off some interesting theories. We talk about what Moffat had to say and if we think he is lying. Scary or fun? We discuss the new Season 9 trailer and what we are expecting from the upcoming season of Doctor Who.

Not one, but two special guests on this brand new episode of Bad Wolf Radio! Let's call them companions. We welcome Jason Hunt (Talking Timelords) and Kay (Hyperspace Theories) to the show. Toys and games. We talk about Doctor Who being added to LEGO Dimensions and the new Funko Pop Vinyls. Five minutes. Kay lies to us about Danny Pink and we try to figure out how he can still exist. Doctor Who events. Doctor Who is returning to San Diego Comic Con and a new festival is happening in London. Jason can't afford to go. Spoilers. We talk about the confirmed and rumored returning characters and give our opinions on if they should be returning at all. Classic Review. We say goodbye to Stephen, Dodo, and the First Doctor all at the same time. We review the Classic adventure "The War Machines."

We were briefly lost in time but we have found our way back with a brand new episode of Bad Wolf Radio! Our two favorite listeners. We start out by reading some listener feedback which leads to our "Five Minutes of Danny Pink" and a discussion on if the TARDIS allows Vicki to speak Greek. The Doctor and Rose in Philadelphia. Tennant and Piper were in Philly and Aaron explains why he missed it. Included is a clip from the panel and audio from Smith and Tennants video "fan-off." Spoilers. We talk about new info that has been announced about Season Nine including returning characters and casting announcements. The Time Masters? Arthur Darvill will be in a new DC Comics TV show and Aaron is really excited about it. Doctor Who fashion. Adam is concerned by the digression of the Eleventh Doctor's clothes. We discuss some set images that show a very different look for our once stylish Doctor. Classic series review. This time around we watch and discuss the Classic First Doctor Adventure "The Gunfighters."

The Monoids have taken over but we are still broadcasting. Enjoy a brand new episode of Bad Wolf Radio. The Tenth is travelling again. We talk about David Tennant hitting the US convention scene and how much we'd pay to meet him. Listener feedback. We got a couple more messages and we read them on the show. Five minutes of Danny Pink. New Titan vinyls are coming in August and we talk about which ones we'd buy and where we'd place poor Danny. Also Adam thinks we need to change our intro. Which episode of Doctor Who has had the most formal complaints filed about it? Adam let's us know. More Ninth Doctor! A new comic series is coming from Titan in April. What happened to Vicki? Before we talk about our Classic Who adventure we do a quick recap of what happened in all the episodes that we missed. 700 years is a long time. We discuss the Classic Doctor Who adventure "The Ark."

In this installment, Shana and Daniel confront Jo Grant in her first adventure, Terror of the Autons, which has some really horrendous CSO in service of a demonic doll. Also: Mike Yates makes eyes at Jo, The Doctor sort of gets along with the Brig and UNIT, and innovative uses for Bunsen burners are found. Not least, Daniel and Shana coin the term: "Daffodil Bukkake." Oh, and some loser with a funky beard makes his first appearance. Main Topic: Terror of the Autons. Daffod-evils. Demon poo baby. More with working titles. A random Family Feud reference. "The Great Robert Holmes." Just someone to hand you your test tubes. Yates as a Ken doll. The introduction of the Classic Master. Bloodless efficiency. "Fifty Shades of Purple." Bowler-hat Time Lord. Shana's introduction to the Delgado Master. Deconstructing the Master's plan in Autons. Death By Daffodil Bukkake. Moffat's favorite thing. The role of plastic in society. Talking about Demon Poo Baby. The Master's obsession with the Doctor. Shana wants to cosplay Demon Poo Baby. The infamous cocoa scene. The Adventures of HAVOC. The Autons are only in two stories. Re-pilot. "The Master is Always Up to Something Stupid, The Doctor Gets to Be Badass, Unit Does its Action Thing, and Jo Grant Wears a Short Skirt." Petwee's Lisp. Character dynamics. Daniel says "y'know" a bunch. Jo's relationship to the Doctor. The uniqueness of the Pertwee Era. The Doctor/Brig relationship. Comparison to Series 8 and Danny Pink. The Doctor and War. Chaotic Good and Lawful Good. Bureaucracy. The Tissue Compression Eliminator. Adventures in Lab Safety. Lived-in-um-ness. "Doctor Rogers." Rocker Mullet Jo Grant. Airheady Jo Grant. Wrapping Up. Next week: The Sea Devils.  Find Our Stuff!  Find us on iTunes! Or Facebook! We love email (oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com)! And all our episodes are on oispaceman.libsyn.com. Daniel's Tumblr Twitter Shana's Tumblr Twitter 

New episode, new home. Bad Wolf Radio is now part of the Shotglass Digital network. Check out our new digs. Toys! Doctor Who LEGO and Funko Pops have been announced and we will probably buy some. 5 minutes of Danny Pink. We give him his due and correct our misconceptions about his companion status. Doctor Who conventions. Gallifrey One just happened and we didn't get to go, but we talk about wanting to. Guess who's back? We talk official announcements and spoilers from Season 9. We got emails! We read emails from listeners including one from the host of another awesome Doctor Who podcast. A brand new companion and a brand new Time Lord. We discuss the Classic Doctor Who adventure "The Time Meddler."

In this episode we discuss the 2014 Christmas Special - Last Christmas. We touch on Clara's future, relationship and general horribleness, one of us finally liking Danny Pink and 12 channeling 11!

It's the New Year but we are still talking about Christmas. We are talking about Season 9 already? Some casting rumors are starting to surface. A Game of Thrones actor but probably one you've never heard of. Americans still love Doctor Who. The ratings here are up even though they are down in the UK. We ponder on why that could be. With dream crabs anything is possible! We discuss the Christmas Special and give our thoughts on Danny Pink, Nick Frost, Inception, old people makeup and much more.

The 2014 Christmas Special, with Nick Frost! Standing in for Chelsea are Mike and Erin who help Zen get down on some Frosty Nicks! The gang talks Clara, Danny Pink, Nick Frost, getting dreamy-weamy and dream crabs!

In this episode, Daniel and Shana discuss the two-part Series 8 finale, "Dark Water/Death in Heaven." Look forward to discussions of death (both real-life and fictitious), competence in Doctor Who, the spinning of wheels in an attempt to hoodwink the audience, and Danny's manpain being more important than the life of a child.  Main Topic: Dark Water/Death in Heaven. Shana plays with her phone. Lying to Cybermen. Daniel forgets the title of "Revenge of the Cybermen." Previewing future podcast episodes. A social media moment. Going to Chicago TARDIS. On to Dark Water. Pirates! How do Moffat characters experience the death of other characters? Inconsistency vs. ambiguity. Good ol' J.K.! Silliness. Keys and lava. Shana gets very personal about the grief process. Deliciousness buried in crap. Series 8 as "Doctor Who does the Sopranos." Refactive index doesn't mean that. Gruesomeness and "The Three Words." Remembering stuff that happened all of two seasons ago. Ranty Shana. Crying Shana. Death in "Father's Day" versus death in Series 8. Line reading a scene from Moffat Who. The female master. Danny Pink as a war criminal. "The brown kid." The unsurprising surprises. The lack of forward momentum. A musical interlude. Things we liked in "Death in Heaven." Kate Stewart and Harriet Jones. Osgood! The staggering lack of competence in Series 8. The Doctor, the Brig, and handcuffs. Why wasn't someone shushing Peter Capaldi all series? Shana imagines the Doctor Who Writer's Room. Daniel has an extended riff on a completely unrelated matter. Puppy containment issues. The Doctor isn't really the main character. Intent vs. execution. Praise for Michelle Gomez. Praise for Moffat's writing of the Master. When's the last time you saw Clara being clever? A tangent on "The Shakespeare Code." Production design. President Doctor. The "Doctor and General" debate and the Doctor's dislike of soliders." The Cyber-Brig. Never trust a hug. An abrupt ending.    Screenwriter Terry Rossio on "The Impressive Failure."  Find us on iTunes! Or Facebook! We love email (oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com)! And all our episodes are on oispaceman.libsyn.com. Daniel's Tumblr Twitter Shana's Tumblr Twitter 

This week on Unfinished Business, Paul Boag, Jon Hicks and I dispense with any pretence that this is a show about business and spend 90 minutes talking about something much more interesting. Peter Capaldi’s first series as Doctor Who. We talk about our thoughts on Peter Capaldi’s Doctor and the best (and worst) episodes of the season. Then we finish up by discussing the series finale, Clara and Danny Pink and of course Missy. If you haven’t seen the final episode of this season, there are spoilers galore.

Jesse Jackson & Charles Skaggs discuss "Death in Heaven", the twelfth episode from Doctor Who Series 8, featuring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink, and Michelle Gomez as Missy! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopSMG, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/NextStopEverywherePodcast  Email: NextStopEverywhereSMG@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

Only half of the season finale is over and so much has already happened! We take this entire episode of Bad Wolf Radio to dissect and review "Dark Water." Is Danny really gone? How did we like the "Missy" reveal? What part will the Cybermen play? We discuss these things and so much more.

In this episode: Benedict Cumberbatch is headed for the altar! Learn all about his fiancee, her work, and her connection to the Who-niverse. And then! Doctor Who drops a huge bomb into series eight, and we have to dissect the sudden revelations of Missy's identity. Erin takes back the things she said about this plotline, Mack kicks himself for not seeing it coming, and we both get angry about Danny Pink's fate. What happens next? Do we miss Eric Roberts? Will the future Mrs. Cumberbatch be able to pronounce the word "Penguin?" All these questions and more tonight on Nerdville, TN!

Danny Pink is dead and Scott, Cassandra and Nick have a lot to say about the first part of the Series 8 finale “Dark Water”. The Doctor and Clara follow the recently deceased Danny’s lifeline to save him from the … Continue reading →

#TinDogPodcast #DarkWater #DoctorWho #Podcast #Review   reprinted from wiki   Dark Water" is the eleventh episode of the  of the British  television programme . The episode was written by and head writer  and is the first of a two-part story; the concluding episode is "", the finale of the eighth series. It was first broadcast on  on 1 November 2014. In the episode, Danny Pink () is killed, and finds himself in the . As the  () and his companion  () try to find Danny, they find themselves in a facility that accommodates , run by recurring character Missy (). In the episode's , Missy reveals her true identity as the .   Contents   []    Plot[]  is talking over her phone to , fully ready to admit she has been travelling with  and that she loves Danny, when the other end goes silent. A stranger picks up and sadly informs Clara that Danny got hit by a passing car and has died. She struggles with his death for days, refusing to let her emotions go and decides to call on the Doctor to make him change the past. Without telling him her plans, she suggests they go to an active volcano, and then secretly collects all seven of the  keys and after the TARDIS is in motion, strikes him with a sleep-inducing patch. When they land and the Doctor wakes up, she throws the keys one by one into the lava - the only way to destroy them - unless the Doctor takes her back to save Danny, despite knowing it would create a time paradox. The Doctor soon reveals this was just a dream state - the patch not working on him and instead had used it on Clara - to learn why she was upset, and to see how far she was willing to go. He offers, as a friend, to see if they can find Danny in the afterlife, and has Clara use the telepathic interface of the TARDIS to centre on Danny. They land in a strange mausoleum which holds several tanks of human skeletons under water. They are greeted by Missy, who introduces herself as an android receptionist, and are taken to Dr Chang, one of the scientists in the facility. The Doctor asks about the oddness of the skeletons not drifting apart, and Dr Chang reveals that they are submerged in a substance called dark water, which only allows organic material to be seen, and that the bodies are encased in a support exoskeleton. The Doctor remains curious about the facility, and Dr Chang explains how it was based on the discovery of the voices of the recently deceased in the white noise in broadcast signals; the Doctor remains doubtful of this. At the same time, Danny has regained consciousness in a spartan office and greeted by Seb, who reveals he is in the Nethersphere - a giant city enclosed within a sphere. Seb explains Danny has died, and helps him to get used to the new space, noting that he is still tied to the state of his body - likely being kept in a refrigerated morgue as he constantly feels cold. As part of this, Seb has arranged a meeting between Danny and a young boy that he had accidentally killed while he was a soldier, and while Danny tearfully tries to offer his apologies, the boy refuses and runs off. As Seb and Danny are talking, Seb then receives a notice that Clara is trying to contact Danny, who does not know that Clara has travelled to the Nethersphere. The Doctor leaves with Dr. Chang to investigate the facility further while Clara takes the call, asking a number of questions to try to assure that she is really speaking to Danny. Clara says she will do anything to be with him, and, wanting her to live out her life while believing that he is dead, Danny presses Clara to end the call. Seb then offers him the option to delete all his emotions. Meanwhile, as the Doctor and Dr Chang return to the tanks, Missy has instructed the skeletons inside to rise and starts the process to drain the tanks. She is caught as the Doctor and Dr Chang enter, and Dr Chang reveals that Missy is the supervisor of the place, rather than a receptionist. Disappointed with Chang, Missy then kills him with a handheld device. As the tanks start to drain, the skeletons are revealed to be those of . Missy points to a spherical device situated in the middle of the area and names that as the Nethersphere, revealed to be a Gallifreyan memory storage system known. Missy explains that the consciousness of the deceased are stored and held to be inserted into new Cybermen soldiers after having their emotions deleted. The Doctor frantically questions Missy's identity, coming to realise she is a possessing two hearts, which he had first recognized when they had come into contact earlier. As the tanks finally drain and open, the Doctor races out of the facility, only to discover that it is situated in the middle of contemporary London, inside . The Doctor tries to warn away civilians but Missy calls out the Doctor's actions as the ravings of a lunatic. The Doctor begs her to tell him who she is; she reveals that "Missy" is short for "the Mistress", as, in her current form, she could not call herself . The episode ends as the Cybermen begin to march on London, Clara trapped in Dr Chang's lab with another Cyberman, and Danny about to activate the deletion of his emotions when he sees the young boy he killed in the reflection. Continuity[] The episode identifies the series-long theme involving Missy, typically who has only been shown at the ends of past episodes and interacting with characters that have just died and arriving in the Nethersphere, such as the Half-Face Man from ""; this is the first episode where the Doctor, Clara, and Missy interact directly. Production[] The read through for "Dark Water" took place on 12 June 2014. Filming began soon afterwards, on 16 June 2014. Locations for the episode included ,  and . When filming the episode's climax, Capaldi and Gomez mouthed their lines—recorded later using —to hide the reveal from all spectators of the filming. Broadcast and reception[] Preview release[] "Dark Water" has scenes removed from the DVD previews that were sent to reviewers, and a media blackout has been imposed on any plot details that were not released by the BBC or Steven Moffat. One notable scene removed by the BBC is the revelation of Missy's identity. Reception[] Overnight viewing figures were estimated at 5.27 million. The episode received highly positive reviews from critics. Michael Hogan of  gave it five stars out of five and called it a "bone-rattling and suitably spooky fare". He praised the source of everyday fears such as death for the horror and was praised the performances of Capaldi, Coleman, Anderson and Gomez. Neela Debnath of  said that the episode was "sad, funny, scary, romantic" and "is everything you could ask for from a Doctor Who finale the day after Halloween." Richard Edwards of SFX gave the episode four and a half stars out of five, claiming "...in a series of great Capaldi performances, this is one of the best". He praised the opening premise and the big reveal at the end and also commented on its allusions to Second Doctor stories,  and . Matt Risley on IGN praised the episode for its "tense and traumatic dose of Who", but was critical of the lack of action, which usually went hand-in-hand with the Cybermen. Overall, he rated the first part of the finale an 8.4. Alaisdair Wilkins on the AV Club gave the episode a B rating, claiming that "Dark Water could be a good episode, or it could be a terrible one", indicating that it was only the first half of the story.      

  Chicago comedian and podcaster Mel Evans bops into Studio 1Q to chat getting married, street harassment and a metric crap ton of TV shows! Show Notes: Sammy thinks Mel has found her improv niche. Mel is recently married. Her life now is much different than when she first moved to Chicago and hit the ground running. She strongly recommends getting a wedding planner. Mel talks about her and Mark's first date and how Mark tricked her into dating him. Mel will watch series finales of shows to see if she wants to watch them, which astounds Sammy. We talk about her issues with Outlander, despite it being a show built for someone like her. She would remain true to her husband even if she was trapped in the past. Mel and Mark were married by the Wedding Wagon, which appeared on the Shark Tank (not Shark Week). Mel has an opinion about Iggy Azaela, whom Sammy has only heard parody songs or mash ups of. We discuss the Avengers trailer and the viral street harassment video kerfuffle We we were shocked by Halloween's Chicago weather and where we'd move to if we had to leave. Mel talks about her experiences when she first moved to Chicago. The Virgin Galactic test rocket crashed this week. Mel starts talking about someone Ned Rocknroll and leaves Sammy befuddled. Sammy plugs Obvious Child to Mel but Planned Parenthood beat him to the punch. He recommends the Flash to her. Mel talks about Gotham. Mel is totally down for the newly announced Captain Marvel and we run through various casting options. Mel did not have a fun time when performing on a ship for Second City. We talk about upcoming seasons of Game of Thrones casting news the divergence of the books and show. Mel is currently reading the Dresden Files and recommends the books of Tana French and Jasper Fforde. Mel is totally into the Serial podcast and listens to multiple times when it comes out. She loves Dean Ambrose and wrestler's thighs in the WWE. We briefly chat about Gracepoint/Broadchurch before diving into Dr Who. Mel outlines her issues with Clara and we agree Danny Pink is the best boyfriend ever. Sammy confuses Michelle Gomez and Michelle Rodriguez and uses that to talk about Fast and Furious 7's trailer.  

Even unexpected forests and sun flares can't keep us from bringing you another episode of Bad Wolf Radio. Matt Smith as an action star? We talk about the newly released images from Terminator Genesis. Who needs the Doctor when you have trees? We discuss the latest episode of Series 8 "In the Forest of the Night." Kids, wolves, Danny Pink, human extinction.. we cover it all. Who is Missy? We take a look at the latest trailers for the next episode of Doctor Who and ponder what they might be showing us.

In this weeks episode of the Who's He? Podcast, Phil and Paul take a look at In The Forest Of The Night, the latest and what seems to be the most poorly recieved episode in this series of Doctor Who. But what do the lads think of this one? Well to give you an idea, Phil comes up with a zombie attack ending, Paul casts a critical eye over the late night scheduling of Doctor Who - Extra and they both plan their seperate futures with Danny Pink. And in the news this week, the sad passing of Lynda Bellingham, news of a special event for the release of the series 8 DVD/Blu-Ray boxset, the mind numbing tedium that is stats and in Omega's Tat Corner Phil encourages the audience to become criminals.

Charles Skaggs & Jesse Jackson discuss "In the Forest of the Night", the tenth episode from Doctor Who Series 8, starring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, and Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopSMG, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopEverywhereSMG@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

Jesse Jackson & Charles Skaggs discuss "Flatline", the ninth episode from Doctor Who Series Eight in 2014, featuring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink, and the introduction of Joivan Wade as Rigsy! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopSMG, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopEverywhereSMG@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

#doctorwho #podcast #tindogpodcast Reprinted from wiki   Following from Clara's admission that she does not want to see the Doctor again after the events of "Kill the Moon", several weeks have passed, and she realizes that she doesn't hate the Doctor as she allows him to take her on one "last hurrah". He takes her via the TARDIS to a space-bound recreation of the Orient Express with passengers dressed in period pieces, all controlled by the computerized operator, Gus. Aboard the train, they find that an elderly woman, Mrs. Pitt, had recently died, claiming that she was attacked by a mummy that no one else could see. They retire to separate cabins for the evening, where Clara calls Danny in her present and gets advice how to properly end her relationship with the Doctor. She later encounters Maisie, Mrs. Pitt's granddaughter, who is distraught over the death and frustrated with the inability to see her body. The two get trapped in the luggage car, where a mummy's sarcophagus sits, and the two talk and bond while waiting for help.   Meanwhile, the Doctor, claiming he is a mystery shopper, starts to investigate the murder with the help of the train's engineer Perkins who is also curious about the death as well as the nature of the train. The Doctor speaks to Professor Moorhouse to talk about the myth of the Foretold, a supernatural being who claims its victim 66 seconds after the lights flicker, which they are able to confirm when the train's chef dies in a similar manner as Mrs. Pitt. The Doctor discovers Clara's situation but when he tries to rescue her, the lights flicker and the sarcophagus opens; before he can save her, Captain Quell and his men arrest him for falsifying his credentials. When the 66 seconds are up, they find that one of the Captain's men has died. The Captain, realizing the Doctor was right, releases him.   The Doctor begins to question what is really happening on the train, recognizing that most of the passengers are scientific experts and demands to know why. The train suddenly stops in space, and the illusion of the original Orient Express and several of the passengers disperses, revealing they are in a laboratory. Gus tells them they are now to study the attacks of the force behind the attacks so that they can reverse engineer whatever power it has; Professor Moorhouse soon is the next victim, and he stammers out a few details of the Foretold before he dies. The Doctor contacts Clara, who has discovered that the sarcophagus is meant as a containment unit for whatever the force is, and that this is not the first attempt by whomever is controlling events to discover the nature of the force, having gone through and lost ships and crews previously, in some cases, purposely killing them due to poor performance. Gus forces the Doctor to end the call and return to work when it expels the air from the kitchen car, killing the kitchen staff and threatening to kill more.   The Doctor and Perkins discover that the past victims were all suffering from various medical conditions and the Foretold is targeting the weakest. Captain Quell reveals he suffers from wartime post-traumatic stress disorder and soon sees the mummy; providing enough information to the others before he dies. The Doctor and Perkins identify that Foretold drains the victim's energy through phase shifting, a process that takes just over a minute to complete. Perkins identifies the next likely victim to be Maisie, due to her trauma over losing her grandmother, and the Doctor tells Clara to bring her to the lab, having Gus unlock the storage door. On the way there, Clara sees that the TARDIS is protected by a force field, and when she talks to the Doctor about this, she realizes that Gus must know about the Doctor and his Time Lord nature to create the field. The Doctor is forced to admit that Gus had been trying to bring him here to help for some time, and Clara accuses the Doctor of taking her into a dangerous situation again. At this point, Maisie sees the Foretold, and the Doctor absorbs some of her memories as to be able to trick the mummy into thinking he is the intended victim. Within the 66 seconds, the Doctor is able to realize the Foretold is a former soldier from a war thousands of centuries ago, having been modified with phase-shifting camouflage to be an assassin. The Doctor offers their surrender to the Foretold, halting its attack and appearing before everyone before saluting the Doctor and then disintegrates into dust with only its phase-shifting device remaining. Gus congratulates the passengers on their success and then begins to evacuate all the air aboard the train, their services no longer necessary. The Doctor takes the device and rewires it as a short-range teleporter, rescuing all the remaining passengers on the train to his TARDIS before the train blows up when the Doctor made an attempt to hack Gus to find out who is behind all of this.   On a nearby planet, regaining consciousness while told what occurred, Clara has a brief discussion on the nature of her relationship to the Doctor. On the TARDIS, the Doctor offers Perkins a job to maintain the time machine, but he politely refuses. Clara takes a call from Danny, who is expecting that she will finally end her trips with the Doctor, but when she ends the call, has reconsidered her earlier decision and wants to continue her travels with the Doctor.   Continuity[edit] The question "Are you my mummy?" is a reference to the Ninth Doctor episodes "The Empty Child"/"The Doctor Dances". The Tenth Doctor repeats the question in "The Poison Sky".[1]   The Doctor confesses to Clara that the mysterious force which enticed him to the Orient Express "even phoned the TARDIS once", recalling the last line from "The Big Bang", when the Eleventh Doctor, answering the TARDIS phone, replies "an Egyptian goddess loose on the Orient Express, in space?"[1]   The Twelfth Doctor is shown offering jelly babies to Professor Moorhouse, a tradition associated with past Doctors, particularly Tom Baker's Fourth Doctor.[1]   Danny Pink reminds Clara that the Doctor is "not your boyfriend." This is what the Doctor himself tells her at the end of "Deep Breath".[2]   Production[edit] Filming[edit] The read through for Mummy on the Orient Express took place on 1 May 2014. Shooting started on 20 May and finished on 10 June. The episode was primarily studio-based in filming, however the scene with the Doctor and Clara on the planet was shot in Limpert Bay in the Vale of Glamorgan.[1]   Casting[edit] Christopher Villers previously appeared in the classic serial The King's Demons, and Janet Henfrey previously appeared in The Curse of Fenric. Frank Skinner considers himself a die-hard Who fan, and previously had appeared in the special The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot.[1]   Broadcast and reception[edit] Overnight ratings show that this episode was seen by 5.08 million, a 22.1% share of the available audience and third for the night.[3]   Critical reception[edit] "Mummy on the Orient Express" received very positive reviews. Guardian columnist Dan Martin was positive towards the episode and praised the Mummy, saying, "At last, a proper new scary monster to get us behind the sofa," something he felt had been lacking so far in the current series. He called it "a triumph of production design matched with imagination," and praised first time writer for the show Jamie Matheson for blending "cool monsters" and "awkward Tardis dynamics." He did however feel that the reveal of the monster's true nature was "underwhelming."[4] Ben Lawrence of The Telegraph was positive toward the episode and awarded it four stars out of five. He praised the style of the episode and its ability to make the viewer a part of it: "as a viewer you felt hemmed in by the train's narrow corridors, stalked by an invisible creature that could strike at any moment." He believed that Skinner "started well," but more impressive was David Bamber, describing his performance as "poignant," and praised the development of the relationship between the Doctor and Clara.[5]   Morgan Jeffrey of Digital Spy praised the episode, giving it four stars out of five. He praised the chemistry of the two leads: "Capaldi and Coleman remain an utterly magnetic coupling on-screen," citing the final Tardis scene and the beach scene as "magic." He felt that the main problem of the episode was the decision to keep the two apart. He was positive towards Frank Skinner's "genuine love for Doctor Who", which meant he was "practically beaming throughout," and called him "an endearing replacement" for Clara in the episode. He thought that the episode, like the previous one, had a Hinchcliffe vibe to, and that "'Mummy' is a joy, with excellent production design and a roster of perfectly-pitched performances all adding up to create an enchanting atmosphere," and believed it had a "wonderful mood," which felt like "vintage Doctor Who."[6] Tim Liew, writing for Metro, was positive towards "Mummy", calling it "another strong standalone story. ... [The] period costumes helped create a distinctive look and feel, the mummified Foretold was well realised and the repeated use of the 66-second countdown clock injected a real sense of pace and jeopardy."[7] Neela Debnath of The Independent praised the guest stars, Foxes and Skinner, saying Skinner "acts his socks off." She remained critical of Clara, arguing that "her poorly conceived and written character fails to charm," despite praising Coleman's acting. Overall she felt that the episode was "a delightful outer-space romp."[8]   Forbes gave a positive review. They praised the "fantastic core principle" to the plot. However, they were disappointed with the run time, believing it would've benefited from another five minutes, citing some areas that could've been explored further, particularly the escape from the train. They praised the cast and the lead, reflecting that "The Doctor infects Capaldi's performance. Drawing on his love for the series I could see the influences of many of the previous actors to take on the role," and praised the development of the Doctor and Clara's relationship. They called Mathieson's script "an impressive debut."[9] The A.V. Club also heavily praised the episode, awarding it another perfect "A" grade. They said, "When the time comes to write the final accounting of the 12th Doctor—and hopefully we won't need to do that for a little while yet—'Mummy On The Orient Express' will loom large. This episode is a triumph for Peter Capaldi." They added that it was "the latest superb episode in a strong season" and that "Peter Capaldi's performance is enough by itself to elevate this story to classic status, but Jamie Mathieson's script provides him excellent support".[10]    

Jesse Jackson & Charles Skaggs discuss "Mummy on the Orient Express", the eighth episode from Doctor Who Series Eight in 2014, featuring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink, and Frank Skinner as Perkins! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopSMG, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopEverywhereSMG@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!  

Seems like we just did this. After flying solo to Retro Con, Aaron is back together with Adam for another episode of Bad Wolf Radio. Con life. Aaron gives a little more detail about his time at Retro Con and talks about the upcoming New York Comic Con. No news is good news? Not much news to talk about this episode so we jump right into discussing the clips and info from "Kill the Moon" and other upcoming episodes. Poor Danny. We talk about the latest episode "The Caretaker" and the interesting interactions between the Doctor and Clara's boyfriend. Oh, and there was a planet killing robot too.

"I'm the new caretaker. John Smith... most people just call me the Doctor." Skilled exponent of the deep cover persona, the Doctor wields a broom and a non-sonic screwdriver in his new-found role as The Caretaker. Naturally, this makes life very difficult for the peripatetic Clara and her new (but already long-suffering) beau, Mr Danny Pink. A Skovox Blitzer is whizzing around disarming policemen and vandalising school property but the real fireworks happen in the TARDIS when Smith-Oswald-Pink triangle finally comes together and seemingly blows instantly apart. Danny gives Clara an ultimatum (surely flowers are more romantic?), Courtney defiles the time-space machine with her disruptive effluence, and Space Dad gets proprietorial over his impossible little princess. But does all this a decent Doctor Who episode make? Listen in to hear what Jim and Rob make of it all.

Chelsea and Zen clean up some spillage while spilling their guts about the latest - Danny Pink heavy - episode of Doctor Who. The Doctor is at his grumpiest and Chelsea and Zen are at their most confused.

MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast returns to discuss "The Caretaker", episode 6 of Series 8 (or Series 34) of Doctor Who, written by Gareth Roberts & Steven Moffat.  It's the cataclysmic first meeting of the Doctor and Clara's new friend, Danny Pink, and Clara's in the middle.  So, there's a LOT to talk about this week - we have an interesting discussion with 2 very different viewpoints on this episode, the behaviors involved, and how it struck us.  It's the favorite episode of the series for one of us, and for the other, it was a journey from initial dislike to great enjoyment of the episode with some issues still.  Plus, news and trivia!  Please take care and listen! ;-)

As Season 8 reaches the halfway point, we finally get what seems to be the long-awaited meeting of Danny Pink and The Doctor. Does it go as planned or as we imagined? We talk about that and we do it with a special guest, and fellow Whovian, Mandy Rosenberry!

As Season 8 reaches the halfway point, we finally get what seems to be the long-awaited meeting of Danny Pink and The Doctor. Does it go as planned or as we imagined? We talk about that and we do it with a special guest, and fellow Whovian, Mandy Rosenberry!

Charles Skaggs & Jesse Jackson discuss "The Caretaker", the sixth episode from Doctor Who Series 8, starring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink, and introducing Ellis George as Courtney Woods! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopSMG, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopEverywhereSMG@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

In episode 11 of the Doctor Who: Alhambra podcast, we briefly discuss the new Doctor Who book releases before we take a look into the Doctor Who universe.  We review the main range releases 190 Mask of Tragedy and 191 Signs and Wonders which is the second and third releases in the Seventh Doctor, Ace and Hector trilogy storyline. The  Philip Hinchcliffe Presents boxed set stories: The Ghosts of Gralstead (Six episodes) and The Devil's Armada (Four episodes).  We finish the Big Finish reviews talking about The Early Adventure story: Domain of the Voord, which we feel was the strongest most enjoyable Doctor Who Big Finish release for the month of September.  We throw in some of our silly opinions and some rants with some information Liam obtained from the latest Doctor Who convention. Next we discuss the first 4 episodes from series 8 of the new Doctor Who TV series. We cover our likes and dislikes and provide logical reasons for these opinions regarding Deep Breath, Into the Dalek, Robots of Sherwood, and Listen.  We throw in connections between Vincent and the Doctor and Hush to Listen, and complain about Danny Pink needing to be in the series, and the Darkness of the 12th Doctor. Later this month we will be reviewing the rest of the Big Finish, non-Doctor Who releases to close off the month of September.  Next month we will review Worlds of Doctor Who, even though it was released in September, it was announced for October, then as there was just a numerous amounts of Big Finish releases in September, we decided to keep it with the October Reviews.

… in which The Doctor and Clara have a couple of bedroom scenes, Danny Pink is hot for teacher, and our fearless podcaster returns home to visit two generations of Doctor Who fandom under one roof.  Also a preview of the new Time Crash CD "Regeneration".  WARNING: Spoilers for Broadchurch (from 49:15 to 50:25)

Jesse Jackson & Charles Skaggs discuss "Listen", the fourth episode from Doctor Who Series Eight, featuring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink and Orson Pink, and the first appearance of the Doctor's childhood home on Gallifrey! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopSMG, @CharlesSkaggs, @JesseJacksonDFW Instagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopEverywhereSMG@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

Three episodes into Series 8 and we are still loving it! Doctor Who on the big screen. We talk about the theatrical release of "Deep Breath" and if we would want to see the next Christmas Special in theaters as well. Fan favorite companion. Rose Tyler wins in the Radio Times favorite companion poll. Deserved? We give our opinions on how the bracket went. Ready for some scary Doctor Who? We discuss the clips and trailers for "Listen" and speculate about Danny Pink's role. Fact or fiction? We review last week's "Robot of Sherwood".

This episode we are joined by popular podcaster Teresa Delgado (Disney Vault Talk, Fangirls Going Rogue). GQ material? We discuss Peter Capaldi being named TV Personality of the Year and if the honor was deserved. Danny Pink is here to stay. We talk about the official announcement of Danny Pink as a companion and Teresa has some questions about past companions. Up next, Robin Hood. We get into all the things about the next episode including set pictures, the trailer, and a scene that has already been cut. Is Eccleston coming back? No. But that doesn't stop us from talking about the possibility. Into Darkness. Adam, Aaron, and Teresa go into depth about the latest Who episode "Into the Dalek". Resistance is futile.

#tindogpodcast #doctorwho notes from wiki   "Into the Dalek" is the second episode of the of the British television programme , written by and , directed by , and first broadcast on 30 August 2014. Ford has written previously for the show, co-writing 's "". Starring  and  the episode also introduces  as Danny Pink. It was watched by 5.2 million viewers in the UK on its initial transmission, according to unofficial overnight figures, taking a 24.7 per cent share of the entire TV audience and making it the second-highest rated programme of the evening.   Contents   []    Plot[]  saves Journey Blue, a rebel fighter, from her space shuttle, which is under attack by , but is unable to save her brother, who has already perished. He returns her to the rebel space station, codenamedAristotle. He is greeted by Journey's uncle, Colonel Morgan Blue, who thanks the Doctor for saving his niece, but declares that he must be killed for fear he is a Dalek spy. However, Journey declares that, as he is a 'doctor', the Doctor can help their patient, which is revealed to be a war-torn Dalek they found floating through space who has appeared to have turned good. Meanwhile, , a veteran of the war in Afghanistan with emotional scars from his past, begins teaching Maths at Coal Hill School. In the staff room, Danny is introduced to, who invites him to a leaving do for one of their colleagues. Feeling awkward due to an obvious connection between them, Danny declines, but when Clara finds him in his classroom despairing over his actions, she invites him out for a drink. He agrees, and she returns to her office, where she comes face to face with the Doctor, who she has not seen since he left her three weeks ago when he went for coffee in Glasgow (as seen in ""). He tells her that he needs her help, and asks whether he is a good man. Clara replies that she does not know. They return to the Aristotle, where Colonel Blue details plans to miniaturize the Doctor, Clara, Journey and two rebel soldiers, Ross and Gretchen, so they can enter the broken Dalek, nicknamed Rusty, to see if they can determine what is making it good. Entering through the eyepiece, they begin exploring the upper part of the Dalek. Ross shoots a griphook into the floor, and the Dalek releases antibodies, much like in the human body, which incinerate him. The Doctor, Clara, Journey and Gretchen flee to Rusty's waste centre, where the Doctor correctly guesses that nothing will be guarded. From there, they head to an area of high radiation, with Rusty speaking to the Doctor on the beauty it had witnessed in the galaxy, including the creation of a star, and that the Daleks must be destroyed for wanting to destroy that beauty. At the Dalek's power center, the Doctor discovers a large crack, which he deduces is causing the malfunction within the Dalek. He uses his sonic screwdriver to seal the crack, fixing Rusty in the process. However, this causes it to return to its normal thinking pattern, losing the good within it. Colonel Blue and his men are helpless as the Dalek breaks its chains and begins exterminating the rebels, determined to aid the Dalek cause. It contacts the Dalek main ship, which releases more Daleks with the aim of destroying the rebel station. Inside Rusty, Clara convinces the Doctor to try to reawaken the good side of the Dalek. They split up, with Clara and Journey heading to reawaken memories of the Dalek's past now being suppressed, and the Doctor heading to the Dalek's consciousness. Gretchen sacrifices herself to set up another griphook to get Clara and Journey to the mind of Rusty, but is destroyed by antibodies. She awakens after her death in "Heaven" and is greeted by a mysterious woman named Missy, the same woman that greeted the Half-Face Man (""). Clara manages to awaken Rusty's memory of him seeing the creation of a star, while the Doctor manages to link his mind to Rusty's consciousness, reminding him of the destruction the Daleks caused. However, Rusty associates with the Doctor's own deeply-rooted hatred towards the Dalek race, and he exterminates his fellow Daleks as they attempt to destroy the rebel station. On leaving the inside of the Dalek, the Doctor parts with Rusty, upset that the Dalek saw only darkness within him and wishing for a 'victory' in creating a good Dalek. Rusty's response is that the Doctor himself is a good Dalek, while Rusty is not. The Doctor vows to continue with his mission to destroy the Daleks. The Doctor and Clara depart. Journey asks to come with them, but the Doctor declines, telling her that though she has a kind heart, he wishes that she hadn't been a soldier. The Doctor returns Clara to her office, moments after she left. Clara tells the Doctor that, although she is still unsure of whether he is a good man, she knows his intentions are well meant. On leaving, she bumps into Danny, who says he's glad that his being an ex-soldier hasn't put her off. Remembering the Doctor's treatment of Journey, Clara tells Danny that she is not so judgemental. Continuity[] The Doctor refers to his first encounter with the Daleks on  in  and his 's initial lack of altruism prior to meeting them. Rusty's assessment that the Doctor "is a good Dalek" echoes the lone Dalek's comment to the  in "" that he "would make a good Dalek." The Doctor's loathing for the Daleks manifests in "", "", and "". Promotion[] Two clips from the episode were featured alongside an interview with Peter Capaldi on on 7 August 2014. On 25 August, a ten-second clip was released showing the Doctor's reunion with a lone Dalek. The same clips were re-released on 27 August in slightly extended form. Reception[] Into the Dalek was watched by 5.2 million viewers in the UK upon its initial transmission, according to unofficial overnight figures, taking a 24.7 per cent share of the entire TV audience and making it the second-highest rated programme of the evening. Into the Dalek received highly positive reviews. Simon Brew of  wrote that the episode "stakes one hell of a claim...as a series highlight," and that it was "a really good, really entertaining episode." They noticed the similarities to 2005's "". He was pleased with the new characterization for Clara and praised Capaldi saying the episode is when we fully get to see Capaldi as the Doctor. They called the episode "one of the most downright enjoyable episodes of Who in the past year or two."  also noticed similarities to "Dalek" and found the episode to be "better than we might have expected." They praised the guest cast, specifically the character development of Zawe Ashton's character in such a short space of time. They praised Ben Wheatley for "evoking a genuine sense of claustrophobic menace," and felt the episode "works fantastically well." Terry Ramsey of  gave the episode four stars out of five praising Capaldi, "It may be hard to believe in a good Dalek, but after Saturday night it is easy to believe this will be a good Doctor."  also heavily praised the episode, particularly Ford and Moffat's script, stating that it "evolves along with its characters". They ultimately labelled the episode "an entertaining new take on a classic old foe", awarding it 8.4 out of 10. Neela Debnath of  was highly positive of the episode, calling it "A classic sci-fi adventure with all the spectacle of a blockbuster." She praised the new dynamic between The Doctor and Clara as "just what we needed...it only took a whole series but finally she (Clara) has become the companion we were hoping for." Overall she called it "a strong installment," and "finally, a Dalek story that viewers could really get their teeth into." Tim Liew of  gave a positive review saying, "I rather enjoyed this episode." He was also positive about the character development for Jenna Coleman and also saw the similarities to Dalek, "the tight focus on a single enemy makes this the most menacing Dalek episode since Dalek." Morgan Jeffery of  also felt the episode was an improvement over the series' opening episode and that it "felt like the proper debut of our new lead," and "felt like his (Capaldi) first real chance to spread his wings with the last vestiges of the Matt Smith era discarded."He felt the dynamic between Capaldi and Coleman was very similar to that of  and . He praised Coleman's acting and chemistry with Samuel Anderson in only short teaser scenes. He praised Ford's script, "The 'romantic comedy' portion of 'Into the Dalek' is utterly charming with strong use made of comedic cross-cutting." He was positive on the new spin taken on the Daleks. He called the episode "smart, stirring and visually spectacular," and ended with "the Daleks may never change but both our favourite sci-fi series and its unique lead character seem to be undergoing a transformation and I'm fascinated to see where it leads us." He gave the episode four stars out of five. The episode received an  score of 84, considered Excellent.It was much better received by the fanbase than the previous episode was. Leak[] As part of the , both the script and a rough cut of the episode were leaked online from a server in . Despite the fact that the initial online copy of the episode contained a glitch that prevented people from downloading it, a workable version found its way online by the second week of August 2014. References

Are you as happy as we are to have new Doctor Who *every week*? Because we're pretty excited. Join Deb, Erika, and Lynne as we jump "Into the Dalek" and chat about this latest episode. Despite "Dalek fatigue", we're able to find plenty to squee about here--not the least of which is Peter Capaldi. We're not all equally thrilled with the introduction of Danny Pink, but we are all interested in seeing where that particular story line goes. (We can't say the same about the Missy plot/arc/red herring.) What are your thoughts on this latest Dalek story? And what do you think of the new Doctor, now that he's starting to settle into himself? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered [links on our site]: Erika reminisces about old-school Who posters (she still has)! and giggles over Merlin Mann's Doctor Who anagram! Lynne enjoys the heck out of Doctor Who: Earth Conquest (which includes friend-of-the-show, Doctor Puppet's Alisa Stern)! Deb is overwhelmed by the civility and kindness of our commenters and patrons! Bonus links [also on our site]:Our "Hide" episodeRoss Jenkins

In this episode, Shana and Daniel actually find a Moffat-era episode they quite like, although that seems to be partly through fulfillment of low expectations. Danny Pink is introduced through crying, Clara gets called a boy, and Peter Capaldi puts a shiver down Shana's spine. Also, some silliness about a Dalek.  Show Notes: Main Topic: Into the Dalek. If you were cast as the Doctor what characteristics would you want your Doctor to have? "Into the Dalek" actually gives us hope for Series 8. Low standards. Daniel uses the word "sperminate." The story arc of Journey Blue. Blue and pink. Is there such a thing as a "good dalek?" On the nose writing and reused elements from previous episodes. Gendered expectations and Danny Pink. Crying over a meet cute. Referring to Clara as a boy. Pink still a cypher. Journey Blue a much more compelling character. Capaldi's movements are purposeful and his Doctor exudes stillness. Shana and Daniel are both fangirling for Capaldi. The Twelfth Doctor cuts through the bullshit. Daniel talks incoherently about House M.D. Shana wants to read a quote and Daniel steps over his own feet. "Am I a good man?" is the theme of Series 8 most likely. The one single good idea the Moffat era has produced thus far: the Mythic Doctor. Ripping off Star Trek. "Resistance is futile." Things ripped off from earlier episodes. Low expectations about the science content in modern Who. Attracted to the Scottish growl. "Into the Dalek" is one of the best episodes of the Moffat run. Daniel will punch Moffat in the face. Non-sexualized, non-objectified female characters. Defending Clara. Daniel name-drops the Verity podcast. So many silent villains in Moffat Who but here we have an individual speaking part. Sassy villains. Daniel forgets an episode title. Wrapping up with a brief discussion of Missy and the series-long arc. Spoiling the end of The Iron Giant. Next episode: "Robot of Sherwood." Email us at oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: Oi! Spaceman: A Doctor Who Love Story. Daniel's Twitter Tumblr Shana's Twitter Tumblr

MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast is back to dive into "Into The Dalek", the 2nd episode of Series 8/The Capaldi Era.  John & Will embark on a Fantastic Voyage (sorrynotsorry) into "2nd Episode Syndrome", the teaching of Marcus Aurelius, the introduction of Danny Pink (and the "Coupling" episode that ensued) and just why this episode worked (John) or did NOT work (Will) for each of us.  Plus, TRIVIA!  Please listen!!

Charles Skaggs is joined by special guest companion Karen Lindsay to discuss "Into the Dalek", the second episode of Doctor Who Series 8 from 2014, starring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald, Zawe Ashton as Journey Blue, and introducing Samuel Anderson as Danny Pink! Find us here:Twitter: @NextStopSMG, @CharlesSkaggs, @AleveriaInstagram: @nextstopeverywherepodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/Nextstopeverywherepodcast Email: NextStopEverywhereSMG@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

Elizabeth and Thomas look at education in Doctor who from Ian and Barbara to Clara and Danny Pink. How has education been seen within the show and how much has the show educated the viewers? Essays due by Monday

Elizabeth and Thomas look at education in Doctor who from Ian and Barbara to Clara and Danny Pink. How has education been seen within the show and how much has the show educated the viewers? Essays due by Monday

On the ninth edition of Reality Bomb, we're getting ready for the arrival of companion / recurring character / significant character photographed on a white background Danny Pink with Lori Steuart and Lindsey Mayers. Plus we have Sam Maggs offering up her hopes for the Peter Capaldi era. And it's the bittersweet taste of life as Aaron Guylas put Terminus in this month's Gallery of the Underrated. Alex Kennard ponders the nature of Villainy in Doctor Who, and we talk about parenting and Doctor Who with Nikki Stafford and Steve Traylen. All thus plus a return visit to Wisconsin's best Doctor Who podcast!

In this episode we welcome our very first guest, Amy Ratcliffe from Nerdist.com! New companion? We discuss the possibilities for the new character Danny Pink. Could Capaldi be a one season Doctor? We talk about the rumors that Moffat may be leaving which could lead to Capaldi being replaced. Doctor Who Legos? It's possible and Adam is pretty excited about it. Classic Doctor reviews. We discuss and review the First Doctor "The Aztecs" storyline. This one was pretty good!

In this week's podKast (with a "K") Christian Cawley and James McLean guide you through the latest big stories in the Doctor Who world. We discuss Peter Capaldi's jumper - costume or warmth aid? - and also ask whether or not the rumours concerning his planned single year in the role are anything more than ill-advised conjecture. As we recorded the podKast, Samuel Anderson's casting as Danny Pink was announced, so listen out for a bit of discussion on that. We also turn our attention to the increasing noise concerning the omnirumour, specifically whether or not missing serial Marco Polo has been found, and Matt Smith recently recorded an awesome video for a poorly child. What a guy! Oh, and we also try to work out what is wrong with The Horns of Nimon. Someone has to.