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Hello May - May the first be with you! What do you sneak into your workday? Workers have started a conversation about how they can do Pilates in the day. Listener Zac calls up to share he sneaks in a session during his workday! DIbber dobbers unite! A neighbour used a fake profile to expose a man's affair to his wife. Btw, Shaynna Blaze is releasing new music and Joel went to the launch party. We play a game of Melbourne celeb bingo to find out who attended the event! How big was the bender? Ricki's coming in with the latest and brought forward a story about some guy in the 60's who tried to stay awake for a few days! Influencers are making bakeries mad. Find out why! And what dish gets you the sesh? Listen live on the Nova Player.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & TikTok.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we discuss the weekend's results, the unofficial correct procedure for gripes at games, the Paramount app and the Blind Top 5 is a sexy one.

Dave interviews broadcasting legend Dan Dibley and the Dibber takes us on a nostalgic journey into Marin basketball of the 1980s and sprinkles in stories from his playing, coaching and broadcasting days. Duffy and Dave swim move into the glossary after providing a targeted Marin high school hoops update. Show Notes: Musical intro credit to Stroke 9//Logo credit to Katie Levine Content and opinions are those of Dave, Duffy and their guests and not of affiliated organizations or sponsors. email us at: theruntmcpodcast@gmail.com check out our website at: theruntmcpodcast.com thanks to our sponsors: Caren Horstmeyer real estate, North Bay Basketball Academy, The Hub in San Anselmo, Jessie&Laurent and San Domenico Nike Summer Basketball Camps    

S2 - E8: Loch Ness 24, It's a slightly different style of episode this week as we focus on an informal chat with members of the Who Dropped The Dibber squad, ahead of the Loch Ness 24. The interview section is a selection of relaxed chatty questions answered by myself. If you enjoyed the episode please consider dropping us a review, rating or follow at @thepoint99podcast on Instagram to get all the latest news about the podcast. You can also email us at thepoint99podcast@gmail.com

The Doctor's been taken out of time and put on trial by his own people. Where's Peri? Who is the Valeyard? What is the mystery of the planet Ravolox? And what are the rogues Glitz and Dibber really up to?

It's time for this week's edition of the Terry's Talkin' podcast with cleveland.com and Plain Dealer columnist Terry Pluto, and host David Campbell. Highlights: A skunk, a roadrunner and “the Dibber”; What the Browns' win over the Bucs means; Can David Njoku become the Browns' version of Travis Kelce? What Terry wants to see from Deshaun Watson in Sunday's game vs. the Texans; Jacoby Brissett's Browns legacy; The Cavs at the quarter-pole are on pace to win 50-plus games -- how they've done it; Why it's OK that Isaac Okoro hasn't been making shots; Do the Cavs have enough shooting on the roster? Terry's take on the Guardians' best catching duo for 2023 after Luke Maile leaves in free agency; Terry discusses this week's Faith & You column, which includes tips about how to survive the holidays; Have the Browns won the Baker Mayfield trade with the Panthers? A question about whether Phil Dawson would ever coach with the Browns; A fan's “most sentimental” list of Browns quarterbacks and Brissett's place on it. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/LA/MI/NJ/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MI/NH/NJ/ NY/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. $200 in Free bets: New customers only. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 bet. $200 issued as eight (8) $25 free bets. Bet must win. Ends 11/20/23 @ 11:59pm ET. Stepped Up SGP: 1 Token issued per eligible game. Opt in req. Min $1 bet. Max bet limits apply. Min. 3-leg. Each leg min. -300 odds, total bet +100 odds or longer. 10+ leg req. for 100% boost. Ends 1/8/23 @ 8pm ET. See eligibility & terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/footballterms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We continue with our special guest Miko, with part two! More perspective and more knowledge! Time Stamps: 3:57 - Qualities we seek 14:15 - Prioritize happiness 18:15 - Did I mess up? 20:54 - First dates 32:45 - Partnership not sponsorship 41:20 - Collaboration 46:07 - Dibber guests & role models 57:22 - Favorite memory w/ Miko 1:08:21 - Outro

We chat to some beautiful listeners who have taken one for the team and COVID dobbed in their neighbours, we go behind the scenes of Alphabucks with our Promotions Manager Nick to get all the tips and tricks of winning a million bucks, Logan from Logan won BMX gold at the games yesterday and we want to chat to his neighbours AND Channel Seven reporter Mark Beretta joins the show to update us on all the Tokyo goss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Joe & Conrad as they face down the most phallic and plastic of snakes. Conrad ponders what he would like to do with Dibber's black light converter, the lack film work is considered and we both goggle at how good Nerys Hughes is.

Join Joe & Conrad as they head into Panna's cave for a hallucinogenic dream of doom! What the hell is going on at the end of this episode? Why is Dibber wearing a dreadful wig? And how chilling is Hindle's breakdown?

It's a twofer as they say -  not only do you get to hear the Uncommon Six Letter Words that begin with D but you also get a groovy djembe drum solo for master drummer M'Bemba Bangoura.  Join us for another episode of nobody's favorite Scrabble study tool.  Here are the words we are discussin' today:  | DAGOBA  |  | DARBAR  | DURBAR | DACHAS  | DATCHA | DAEDAL  |  | DAGGAS  |  | DHARMA  | DHARNA | DHYANA  |  | DALASI  |  | DANSAK  | DHANSAK | DAMMAR  | DAMARS DRAMAS/MADRAS | DATURA  |  | DATARY  |  | DAUBRY  |  | DECANI  | CNIDAE | DACKER  | DAIKER CARKED/RACKED | DANCEY  |  | DRACHM  |  | DARICS  | CAIRDS | DACTYL  |  | DADDLE  |  | DADOED  |  | DEAVED  |  | DALEDH  | DALETH | DEDANS  |  | DRAYED  | YARDED | DAWTED  | DAUTED | DADGUM  |  | DORADO  |  | DORSAD  |  | DRYADS  |  | DEGAGE  |  | DRAGEE  |  | DEKARE  |  | DEEWAN  | DIWAN | DRAWEE  |  | DAGGLE  |  | DEGAMI  | DEGAME | DAPHNE  |  | DEASIL  |   AISLED/IDEALS/LADIES/SAILED | DASSIE  | ASIDES/DAISES | DAWTIE  | WAITED | DARKLE  | LARKED | DALLES  | LADLES | DARNEL  |  | DEWLAP  |  | DWALES  | WEALDS | DUENNA  |  | DRAPEY  | PRAYED | DRAFFY  |  | DAYFLY  |  | DIGAMY  |  | DASHIS  |  | DHOLAK  |  | DHOURA  | DHURRA DHOORA | DIKTAT  |  | DAIMON  | DOMAIN | DAIMYO  | DAIMIO | DIQUOT  |  | DALTON  |  | DOSSAL  | DOSSEL | DAMSON  | MONADS/NOMADS | DOPANT  |  | DIBBER  |  | DIBBUK  | DYBBUK | DJEBEL  |  | DJEMBE  |  | DEBYES  |  | DORBUG  |  |   |  | DHOBIS  |  | DIOBOL  |  | DOBLON  |  | DOBSON  |  | DECOCT  |  | DECKEL  | DECKLE | DREICH  | CHIDER/HERDIC | DEZINC  | ZINCED | DIOECY  |  | DOUCER  |  | DESCRY  | CYDERS | DECURY  |  | DUDDIE  |  | DODGEM  |  | DONGED  |  | DILLED  |  | DINDLE  |  | DYNODE  |  | DUDING  |  | DOGDOM  |  | DUDISH  |  | DIKDIK  |  | DIDYMO  |  | DORPER  |  | DIRDUM  |  | DIPODY  |  | DROWND  |  | DEFFER  | REFFED | DEFUZE  | DEFUSE | DIESIS  | SEISED | DEPERM  | PERMED/PREMED | DIEOFF  |  | DELETS  |  | DREGGY  |  | DREIGH  | DRIEGH | DROGUE  |  | DESHIS  | DISHES | DHOLES  |  | DEHORT  |  | DEIXIS  |  | DUIKER  | DUYKER | DUELLI  | DUELLO I

När eleverna på en skola i Sollentuna kom tillbaka efter sommarlovet fick de en chock – lärarna pratade bara engelska. Undervisningen hade dragit igång utan tillstånd och friskolekoncernen Dibber hade anställt lärare som bara talade engelska. Syftet var att skapa en internationell profil, men elever var förtvivlade och föräldrar upprörda. I dag pratar vi med DN:s reporter Peter Letmark som gjort granskningen. Programledare: Lasse Bengtsson. Producent: Sabina Marmullakaj. Exekutiv producent: Augustin Erba. Ljudtekniker: Patrik Miesenberger. Teknik: Oliver Bergman, Bauer Media.

  Today's topic surprisingly easy bulb planting tools!   Fall is the best time to plant spring flowering bulbs, such as Daffodil's, Tulips, Allium, and many more, but what what tools should you use to plant these in your yard and garden?  Don't worry, we have you covered! Our bulb planting tool list:   TABOR Tools 3-Piece Bulb Planting Set  Bulb and Bedding Plant Auger by Power Planter Find other one-minute topics at spokengarden.com/podcast   Connect with us on Instagram or Pinterest And, find us on your favorite podcast platform and Alexa!  

Topics include a well-known furniture vendor in Adelaide, bad ideas, crosswords, dusty old CDs, Elton John, tell-tales, A1, and hummus. Thank you to Storyblocks Video for sponsoring this episode. Check out storyblocks.com/unmade to learn more - http://storyblocks.com/unmade Support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/unmadeFM Join the discussion of this episode on our subreddit - https://redd.it/czi8eg USEFUL LINKS Sofa Shop/Berkowitz - http://sofashop.net.au Unmade Podcast T-Shirts and merch - https://teespring.com/stores/the-unmade-podcast It Had To Be You album - https://amzn.to/2zOMFmz Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me with Elton John's bit starting at 2:50 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsKqMNDoR4o Paddington 2 on Rotten Tomatoes - https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/paddington_2 Dibber Dobber - https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Dibber%20Dobber Flag of Australia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Australia A1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A1_discography Hummus - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hummus

"If the rest of his presentation is as riveting as the first little epic, wake me when it’s finished." The Trial of a Time Lord goes all meta with one of the riskiest lines in Doctor Who history. The "first little epic" is The Mysterious Planet, in which the Doctor is on remand, Peri (from Marble Arch, USA) is in demand and Joan Sims commands her ragged warriors to carry on dying. Two cockernee New Romantics go on the rob, two Adric-a-likes get on your nerves and the verbose Valyard swallows a Thesaurus. Meanwhile, the jury’s out (of Voltarol) and the Inquisitor looks like she’d rather be at home making a casserole. Who on Ravalox is the Doctor impersonating? How smug can a dead face be? Where can you get some saucy but artistic robot photos? And did Jim and Martin give The Mysterious Planet a pardon or did they throw the Three Books of Knowledge at it? Listen to find out.

Amazing finds, What did you have to fish out, Triple Glossy, Dibber dobbers, Were you still drunk and Quick Draw! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

.Scotland has now got its own news channel.....which has cost £32 million....for 6 million people.....the BBC sure know how to spend our licence fee.....what is the point??....England has to suffer the national news (which mainly covers stabbings and murders) and also has local channels (which also mainly cover stabbings and murders).....but the Scots (or some of them) feel they are missing out........believe my guys you are NOT!!......the only news the rubbish BBC seem to cover is Brexit or fan the flames of problems like knife crime.....nothing of which helps in any way......unless they can sensationalise nasty situations and depress us all it's not news....I've actually stopped watching it along with many others.....the media in general should start helping to try and solve situations instead of adding to the doom and gloom with their negative reporting. 2.On the subject of dreadful television....there has recently been a documentary on Michael Jackson's alleged activities.....on Channel 4 which I purposely avoided....what purpose does this serve?...the guy is dead....oh yes I forgot there is quite a bit of money involved....and there are TWO accusers.....which seems to warrant a three hour documentary.....anyone who can get pleasure out of watching this sort of garbage needs help....Jackson was a strange chap but he entertained and was respected by millions....but the witch hunters have to focus on TWO accusers.....let's move on PLEASE!!! Amongst the cookery programmes and reality TV shows we are also subjected to "Family Tree" programmes where lost relatives are found etc.....the only person this is of interest to is the participant.....could I care if they find a Grannie who has been living in New Zealand for the last 80 years and bring her along to meet her huge family?....No. 3.Now let's get one thing straight before we go any further....CATAIN MARVEL WAS A BLOKE!!!.......not a girl!!....he was the alter ego of Billy Batson who turned into Captain Marvel after uttering "SHAZZAM!!".....to my horror and disbelief there is a blockbuster movie out where he is a girl.....I don't mind them intruding into football or even rugby (which gives me the opportunity to watch something else)...but I have to draw the line at Captain Marvel!!....it's like Dwayne Johnson playing Cinderella!!......two of the stars of the film...Brie Larson who plays Miss Marvel...and Samuel L.Jackson were on the Jonathan Ross show...old Sam being his usual happy self and Jonathan trying to inject some comedy into the situation...and failing.....then on comes comedian Seann Walsh and instantly starts apologising for snogging his dance partner when he was on Strictly Come Dancing....it was months ago!!...NO-ONE CARES!!...your single!!..........you need congratulating mate.....I think Jonathan Ross is well past his sell by date. 4.On the opposite end of the scale to Mr.Ross is someone with talent....a fascinating programme on Andre Previn was shown recently..... an incredible musician who passed away a few weeks ago....he was well known for his hilarious appearance on the Morecambe and Wise show but there was so much more to this man....he won four Oscars for his musical scores in films and originally started as a jazz musician which I didn't know.....he was interviewed shortly before he died and still had a great sense of humour.....what always amazes me about these top class musicians is their ability to write the music for all the instruments in the orchestra.....they actually hear it in their head and get it down on paper....brilliant........it makes the pop music of today look a bit sick. 5.Speaking of great music the song this week is one of my classics.....it is called The Dibber Song and came about from comments Norman Thomas used to make about his gardening problems....a dibber being a gardening utensil for making holes in the soil into which you drop your seeds......Norman went to buy one and picked up a handle for a shovel by mistake.....he got great mileage out of this on his programme so I wrote this song for him which he played many times.....he was a great bloke and sadly missed....I dedicate this song to him

.Scotland has now got its own news channel.....which has cost £32 million....for 6 million people.....the BBC sure know how to spend our licence fee.....what is the point??....England has to suffer the national news (which mainly covers stabbings and murders) and also has local channels (which also mainly cover stabbings and murders).....but the Scots (or some of them) feel they are missing out........believe my guys you are NOT!!......the only news the rubbish BBC seem to cover is Brexit or fan the flames of problems like knife crime.....nothing of which helps in any way......unless they can sensationalise nasty situations and depress us all it's not news....I've actually stopped watching it along with many others.....the media in general should start helping to try and solve situations instead of adding to the doom and gloom with their negative reporting. 2.On the subject of dreadful television....there has recently been a documentary on Michael Jackson's alleged activities.....on Channel 4 which I purposely avoided....what purpose does this serve?...the guy is dead....oh yes I forgot there is quite a bit of money involved....and there are TWO accusers.....which seems to warrant a three hour documentary.....anyone who can get pleasure out of watching this sort of garbage needs help....Jackson was a strange chap but he entertained and was respected by millions....but the witch hunters have to focus on TWO accusers.....let's move on PLEASE!!! Amongst the cookery programmes and reality TV shows we are also subjected to "Family Tree" programmes where lost relatives are found etc.....the only person this is of interest to is the participant.....could I care if they find a Grannie who has been living in New Zealand for the last 80 years and bring her along to meet her huge family?....No. 3.Now let's get one thing straight before we go any further....CATAIN MARVEL WAS A BLOKE!!!.......not a girl!!....he was the alter ego of Billy Batson who turned into Captain Marvel after uttering "SHAZZAM!!".....to my horror and disbelief there is a blockbuster movie out where he is a girl.....I don't mind them intruding into football or even rugby (which gives me the opportunity to watch something else)...but I have to draw the line at Captain Marvel!!....it's like Dwayne Johnson playing Cinderella!!......two of the stars of the film...Brie Larson who plays Miss Marvel...and Samuel L.Jackson were on the Jonathan Ross show...old Sam being his usual happy self and Jonathan trying to inject some comedy into the situation...and failing.....then on comes comedian Seann Walsh and instantly starts apologising for snogging his dance partner when he was on Strictly Come Dancing....it was months ago!!...NO-ONE CARES!!...your single!!..........you need congratulating mate.....I think Jonathan Ross is well past his sell by date. 4.On the opposite end of the scale to Mr.Ross is someone with talent....a fascinating programme on Andre Previn was shown recently..... an incredible musician who passed away a few weeks ago....he was well known for his hilarious appearance on the Morecambe and Wise show but there was so much more to this man....he won four Oscars for his musical scores in films and originally started as a jazz musician which I didn't know.....he was interviewed shortly before he died and still had a great sense of humour.....what always amazes me about these top class musicians is their ability to write the music for all the instruments in the orchestra.....they actually hear it in their head and get it down on paper....brilliant........it makes the pop music of today look a bit sick. 5.Speaking of great music the song this week is one of my classics.....it is called The Dibber Song and came about from comments Norman Thomas used to make about his gardening problems....a dibber being a gardening utensil for making holes in the soil into which you drop your seeds......Norman went to buy one and picked up a handle for a shovel by mistake.....he got great mileage out of this on his programme so I wrote this song for him which he played many times.....he was a great bloke and sadly missed....I dedicate this song to him

Stream podcast episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly).Ich Nibber DibberNatalie Rose, Mish Grigor and Zoë Coombs Marr sure talk a lot of shit. First loves, bowel movements, birthing moans and the global financial crisis: they tackle the messy issues, and it’s all on tape.post are an acclaimed collective known for fiercely intelligent and entertaining theatre. In this colossal act of self-examination, Nat, Mish and Zoë fast-forward through 10 years of camaraderie and captured key moments, embarrassing, hilarious and profound.In a single sprawling conversation, the three post women come of age and a decade of history is distilled to gleeful incomprehensibility and wild revelations.For more information visit  https://malthousetheatre.com.au/whats-on/ich-nibber-dibber Theatre First RSS feed:   https://feeds.megaphone.fm/ivetheatrereviews Subscribe, rate and review Theatre First at all good podcatcher apps, including Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Stitcher, Pocket Casts, audioBoom, CastBox.FM, Podbean etc.If you're enjoying Theatre First podcast, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you.#theatre #stage #reviews #melbourne #australia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

G'day cobbers, ya pals Ben Pobjie and Cam Smith here with the 328th episode in a series of 1000. In this edition: Peppa pig Dibber dobbers How the Left are the actual racists Ghostbusting Hang on what was that Underarm bowling Enjoy

In this episode, Shana is finally exposed to the many-colored coat as Daniel forces her to endure The Mysterious Planet. For some reason she insisted on watching The Twin Dilemma first, so both stories are covered here.  Main Topic: The Mysterious Planet. Loud animals. The Twin Dilemma. Cosplay. Way more than kind of a dick. Unreliable. Sexist flamboyant gay man. Peri as the lead character. Baker's performance. "Whether you like it or not!" Double the Adric. Clara as a verb. The most 80s set. Mental health in Doctor Who. Delicious peanuts in a pile of shit. Elton Johnnie Doctor. Chemistry. Caves of Androzani or Twin Dilemma? Back to The Mysterious Planet. Not Shana's era. Nuanced. Distracted by makeup. Aesthetics. Showing its age. Boring production background. The Trial of Doctor Who. The Inquisitor. The Doctor narrates his own story. The Zack Morris Effect. Meta. Shana breaks out in ragtime. Peri. Technical changes. Projecting onto Colin Baker. Glitz and Dibber. Philanthropy. Intermission from a cat. "Better fucking look better than The War Machines!" Robert Holmes' Greatest Hits. Arcs. Valeyard. "Never mind I don't like this story anymore." Fangirl Shana. Next week: Mindwarp.  Find Our Stuff!  Find us on iTunes! Or Facebook! We love email (oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com)! And all our episodes are on oispaceman.libsyn.com. You can also find a text blog associated with this podcast at oispacemanblog.wordpress.com. Our theme song is "Doctor Who Theme on Minimoog" by James Bragg. Find his Youtube channel at youtube.com/hyperdust7 and his band page at phoenix-flare.com.  Daniel's Tumblr Twitter Shana's Tumblr Twitter 

The song I have sent you this week is one that failed to make the classical music charts which it should have done. It came about after Radio City’s Norman Thomas told his listeners how he went out to buy a dibber…which is a garden tool used for manually boring holes in the ground to plant seeds in….so Norm buys what he thinks is a dibber only to get home and find he’s bought a handle off a shovel….he took a lot of stick over this so I came up with The Dibber Song and sent it to him….he played it every day for about a fortnight. On one occasion he was interviewing Cilla about her forthcoming panto and played this song to her and got her to join in on the chorus….but sadly never put it on any of her albums…….I wonder why. We have a new golden girl….the wonderful Jessica Ennis is world champion again….she is a great role model for sport which,as we discussed recently,is about WINNING. Let’s hope a good proportion of our youth switch off their computers and iPhones and get out there…..then perhaps they’ll stop moaning about being bullied on line….and hats off to Usain Bolt who did it again …just as well because if the other guy had won we would never have heard the end of it….all good stuff….better not mention the final test match. 3.The BBC are “sacking” the Met office who have been supplying them with weather predictions for years….it’s about time too…the forecasts can be very iffy….I use the weather channel on the phone and it is very accurate…so why don’t the Beeb use this instead…….the local forecast has been atrocious and Diane Oxberry comes on next day and makes a joke of it….”oooh we got it wrong yesterday hee hee” which is all very well but a lot of people depend on the forecast and base their day on it…..so with a bit of luck we might start getting decent forecasts from the Beeb for a change. 4.There has been huge news coverage of the plane crash at the display in West Sussex….again a terrible tragedy…these things seem to be happening a bit too much lately. The fact that passers by lose their lives makes it worse. How unlucky can you be to be hit by a plane whilst travelling on the main road…..I think this needs to be thought about a lot more…..the Red Arrows give a display every year in a local place called Hoylake…but they do it over the sea for this reason…maybe this practice should be adopted by everyone….the “experts” have been saying that there has been no public fatalities since 1952…which they seem to think makes it all O.K…..ONE loss of life is one too many…nothing is worth that…..anyway it looks like things will change. 5.I’ve lost a lot of sleep lately since hearing the news that One Direction are splitting up….Oh My!!...there has been a lot of tears…mainly from their management and record company…oh yes and from the teeny boppers. I’ve never felt this bad since The Dooleys split up !!!....Harry Stiles?...that’s the only name I know…and they have sold 50 million records….it’s a sad time for us all…I’m sure the immigrants who are running for their lives will be very upset about it. They all sound the same to me…but then again I am 60 years outside the age range. I don’t know why they call these guys BANDS…they are a vocal group…a BAND plays instruments…like McFly….who are good….and have a bit of talent.

The song I have sent you this week is one that failed to make the classical music charts which it should have done. It came about after Radio City’s Norman Thomas told his listeners how he went out to buy a dibber…which is a garden tool used for manually boring holes in the ground to plant seeds in….so Norm buys what he thinks is a dibber only to get home and find he’s bought a handle off a shovel….he took a lot of stick over this so I came up with The Dibber Song and sent it to him….he played it every day for about a fortnight. On one occasion he was interviewing Cilla about her forthcoming panto and played this song to her and got her to join in on the chorus….but sadly never put it on any of her albums…….I wonder why. We have a new golden girl….the wonderful Jessica Ennis is world champion again….she is a great role model for sport which,as we discussed recently,is about WINNING. Let’s hope a good proportion of our youth switch off their computers and iPhones and get out there…..then perhaps they’ll stop moaning about being bullied on line….and hats off to Usain Bolt who did it again …just as well because if the other guy had won we would never have heard the end of it….all good stuff….better not mention the final test match. 3.The BBC are “sacking” the Met office who have been supplying them with weather predictions for years….it’s about time too…the forecasts can be very iffy….I use the weather channel on the phone and it is very accurate…so why don’t the Beeb use this instead…….the local forecast has been atrocious and Diane Oxberry comes on next day and makes a joke of it….”oooh we got it wrong yesterday hee hee” which is all very well but a lot of people depend on the forecast and base their day on it…..so with a bit of luck we might start getting decent forecasts from the Beeb for a change. 4.There has been huge news coverage of the plane crash at the display in West Sussex….again a terrible tragedy…these things seem to be happening a bit too much lately. The fact that passers by lose their lives makes it worse. How unlucky can you be to be hit by a plane whilst travelling on the main road…..I think this needs to be thought about a lot more…..the Red Arrows give a display every year in a local place called Hoylake…but they do it over the sea for this reason…maybe this practice should be adopted by everyone….the “experts” have been saying that there has been no public fatalities since 1952…which they seem to think makes it all O.K…..ONE loss of life is one too many…nothing is worth that…..anyway it looks like things will change. 5.I’ve lost a lot of sleep lately since hearing the news that One Direction are splitting up….Oh My!!...there has been a lot of tears…mainly from their management and record company…oh yes and from the teeny boppers. I’ve never felt this bad since The Dooleys split up !!!....Harry Stiles?...that’s the only name I know…and they have sold 50 million records….it’s a sad time for us all…I’m sure the immigrants who are running for their lives will be very upset about it. They all sound the same to me…but then again I am 60 years outside the age range. I don’t know why they call these guys BANDS…they are a vocal group…a BAND plays instruments…like McFly….who are good….and have a bit of talent.

"You know, Dibber, I'm the product of a broken home." A squint at Colin Baker's 'Mysterious Planet' [1986], plus an earnest attempt to understand our own rating system. Enjoy.

A very interactive episode in which we thrash out the rules of dibs, get out our mink lined handcuff’s and practice the Morman missionary sex position. - We discuss Bill Murray's lesser known film roles, low budget horror films and Ben stalks some Mexican's on Facebook. - A southern Barry White read's Mark's letter from the Ramblox. - Vicki receives some mail and Ben gets 'clicked'. - We discuss the laws of dibs... for a very long time and found dontdibshim.com. - We discuss the all important 'hot dibs amendment' and 'the intermediary rule' and get very confused. - Obscure Cop Rock sightings: The segment we never expected to return. - Rodney bowls to save the life of a young child and hates every minute of it. - We leave treasure maps next to our bed and set our alarms. - Vicki's insomnia leads us to invent the gas pillow™ and block the constant strain of Ebola floating around Vicki's living room. - Ranger Vicki: Sex slaves, clones, puppies, Mormons, beauty queens, cheerleaders and kidnapping. 'Nuff said. - Hamish Blake stifles Vicki's chances at love. - Vicki contemplates doing something crazy because it's free and we alienate our audience from Chad. - Vicki gets shot in the hand and doesn't get any relationship points. - Vicki ponders the parallels between ice skating and relationships. - Ben's car has a freak out and mechanic Vicki offers her advice. - Vicki suffers the price of not being an asshole. - Ben eats some poison nachos. - Vicki airs her 'Bert and Ernie' theory. - Ice makers: "We just usually use the flesh of our enemies". - We go to the bathroom to check out some grouting and rummage through your medicine cabinet. - Jason Derulo makes his presence known. - The Australian Percussion Hour loses ratings to the station that just tells you the time. - We record a personalised wake up message for you. Yes you...Joey! - PTWSIG: Vicki discusses the origins of the term 'dibber dobber'. - Craig's Segment: "Just bite the bullet. The bullet being his... you know..." - Zoo magazine's $100 challenges are not proportionate. - Daniza reminds Ben of Gert from Runaways and Jason Derulo is sad that he's not our study music of choice.

A very interactive episode in which we thrash out the rules of dibs, get out our mink lined handcuff’s and practice the Morman missionary sex position. - We discuss Bill Murray's lesser known film roles, low budget horror films and Ben stalks some Mexican's on Facebook. - A southern Barry White read's Mark's letter from the Ramblox. - Vicki receives some mail and Ben gets 'clicked'. - We discuss the laws of dibs... for a very long time and found dontdibshim.com. - We discuss the all important 'hot dibs amendment' and 'the intermediary rule' and get very confused. - Obscure Cop Rock sightings: The segment we never expected to return. - Rodney bowls to save the life of a young child and hates every minute of it. - We leave treasure maps next to our bed and set our alarms. - Vicki's insomnia leads us to invent the gas pillow™ and block the constant strain of Ebola floating around Vicki's living room. - Ranger Vicki: Sex slaves, clones, puppies, Mormons, beauty queens, cheerleaders and kidnapping. 'Nuff said. - Hamish Blake stifles Vicki's chances at love. - Vicki contemplates doing something crazy because it's free and we alienate our audience from Chad. - Vicki gets shot in the hand and doesn't get any relationship points. - Vicki ponders the parallels between ice skating and relationships. - Ben's car has a freak out and mechanic Vicki offers her advice. - Vicki suffers the price of not being an asshole. - Ben eats some poison nachos. - Vicki airs her 'Bert and Ernie' theory. - Ice makers: "We just usually use the flesh of our enemies". - We go to the bathroom to check out some grouting and rummage through your medicine cabinet. - Jason Derulo makes his presence known. - The Australian Percussion Hour loses ratings to the station that just tells you the time. - We record a personalised wake up message for you. Yes you...Joey! - PTWSIG: Vicki discusses the origins of the term 'dibber dobber'. - Craig's Segment: "Just bite the bullet. The bullet being his... you know..." - Zoo magazine's $100 challenges are not proportionate. - Daniza reminds Ben of Gert from Runaways and Jason Derulo is sad that he's not our study music of choice.

The Mysterious Planet is a in the series , which was first broadcast in four weekly parts from to , . It is part of the larger narrative known as , encompassing the whole of the 23rd season.Plot Synopsis The materialises in a corridor, and the steps out bewildered and alone. He walks into a room, where it is revealed that he is being put on trial for conduct unbecoming a Time Lord. The notes that the Doctor , and the Valeyard states that he will argue that the Doctor was shown too much leniency on that occasion. The Valeyard opens the case by using the to show the Doctor's involvement on the planet Ravolox. The Doctor and arrive on Ravolox, which is virtually identical to . He tells Peri that the official records state that the planet was devastated by a fireball, but they note that the forest they are walking through suggests otherwise. They are seen by and Dibber, who attempt to shoot the Doctor; but he moves off just in time. Glitz and Dibber discuss their plan to destroy the "L3 robot" by sabotaging its light conversion system, which has been turned into a by a primitive tribe on the planet. The Doctor and Peri find an apparently abandoned building and explore it. Peri discovers a sign saying "" — a sign, which means that they are on Earth. Peri begins to mourn for her planet. The Doctor asks what the relevance of this is, then asks why Peri is not with him on the station. The Valeyard answers that she is where the Doctor left her, and states that the Doctor's evident temporary amnesia - a side-effect of being taken out of time - should soon pass. The Doctor goes into the complex alone because Peri is upset, but she is captured by two masked figures. Meanwhile, Glitz and Dibber are brought before Katryca, Queen of the tribe. Glitz claims that the totem attracted the fireball that devastated Ravolox, and asks for it to be taken down. The Queen tells him that others have asked for the totem to be dismantled, and none have succeeded. Glitz and Dibber draw out their guns, but they are overpowered and locked up. The Doctor finds an underground complex, but is caught. He is accused of spying, and sentenced to be stoned. The Doctor tries to block the rocks with his umbrella, but is knocked unconscious. The Valeyard proposes that the inquiry into the Doctor's activities should become a full blown trial, with the penalty being the termination of his life. Other officials arrive and break up the stoning. The Doctor is still breathing, but before he can be killed, Merdeen receives a message from the Immortal stating that he wishes to question the Doctor. The Immortal, revealed to be a huge humanoid robot, commands its two assistants to release the service robot. Peri is brought before Katryca, who informs Peri that as there are few women, she will need to take many husbands. She is then put in the same prison as Glitz and Dibber. They tell Peri their plan to destroy the Robot. They are taken back to Katryca, who tells them that Glitz will be sacrificed because of his attempt to destroy the great totem. The Doctor is taken to the Immortal, who introduces itself as Drathro. He commands that the Doctor work with the two assistants. The Doctor identifies the problem, and tries to leave in order to fix it, but Drathro does not allow him to leave, as his instructions were to maintain an underground system. The Doctor electrifies the robot and his assistants, and escapes. Drathro sends the service robot to track down the Doctor. Meanwhile, Peri, Glitz and Dibber overpower the guards and escape. Dibber remains behind to plant a bomb on the Black Light converter, whilst they go to the underground complex. In Marb Station, Merdeen tells Balazar that there has been no fire for hundreds of years, and that he should leave the complex. They encounter the Doctor, and Merdeen implores him to help Balazar escape. Peri, Glitz and Dibber, pursued by tribesmen, find the Doctor, and they flee into the Marb Station, but are trapped between the tribe and the service robot. The tribesmen shoot at the service robot and disable it. The Doctor tries to re-enter the underground complex, but the tribesmen insist they all return to the village. There, The Doctor is brought before Katryca, but she is unimpressed with his explanation of the true nature of the Totem, and puts them all back in the prison cell. Glitz confirms that the planet is actually Earth. Drathro reactivates the service robot, and send it to the village. It breaks into the building with the Doctor, stuns him and takes him away. The tribesmen disable the service robot, and decide to attack the Immortal's castle to steal his technology. Peri rescues the Doctor from the service robot, and they set off to the underground complex to stop Katryca and disable the black light system. Katryca and tribesmen arrive at the Castle, where they are confronted by Drathro,. He electrocutes Katryca, and dismisses the rest of the tribe. The Doctor enters Drathro's domain, promising to help repair the black light system. However, he determines it to be beyond repair, and tells Drathro that he must shut down the Black Light System to prevent a massive explosion. Drathro refuses to allow that as it would mean its own destruction. The Doctor pleads with him, saying that the explosion could destroy the entire universe, but that only makes Drathro determined to allow what he thinks is a unique event. Balazar and Peri plead with Merdeen to help them, noting that he would die if the converter exploded. Glitz and Dibber arrive and follow them into the Castle through a food chute. Drathro attempts to kill by turning on the food processing system, but Dibber shoots him through the wall. Glitz tells Drathro that they have black light on their ship, and offers to take the robot to the Andromeda Galaxy. Drathro agrees, and leaves with Glitz and Dibber. The Doctor realises that the black light system has already begun to self-destruct, and that all he can do is prevent it starting a chain reaction. The system explodes, but the blast only destroys the Castle, and as a result Drathro collapses. The Doctor and Peri leave Merdeen and Balazar to take the remaining inhabitants to a new life on the surface. The Doctor announces to the court that he has saved the Universe, and starts to present his defence. The Valeyard warns the Doctor that he has more evidence to come, and that the Court will demand the Doctor's life at the end. Continuity The reason why Earth has become Ravalox, as well as the reasons for the Fireball, are explained in , the final part of the Season.The relationship between the Sixth Doctor and Peri is less abrasive in this story than in the previous season. Both Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant wanted to show how travelling together had made their characters less combative and argumentative. Both this and the changes in their appearances, particularly Peri's hairstyle and mode of dress suggest a long gap between this story and their previous on-screen appearance in and allowing for "unseen" adventures in the spin-off media to be placed there.Early in Part One, the Doctor appears to be about to reveal his surname for the first and only time in the entire series (but see , and further discussion in ).The Inquisitor and the Valeyard reference the events of .The Doctor's claim that he cannot be on trial as and the Inquisitor's explanation that he had been removed were reportedly added to the script after Colin Baker noticed the apparent .Recovering from unconsciousness, the Doctor briefly slips back into the personality of one of his previous selves, allowing Colin Baker to do an impersonation of . He even uses the phrase, "."In this serial, the First Law of Time refers to the well-documented Time Lord policy of non-interference, as opposed to specifically forbidding a Time Lord meeting a past or future incarnation and therefore interfering with his own history, as stated in earlier serials. Production The details available for each episode of this story are outlined in the table below. Episode Broadcast Date Run Time Ratings "Part One" 06 Sep 1986 24'57" 4.9m "Part Two" 13 Sep 1986 24'44" 4.9m "Part Three" 20 Sep 1986 24'18" 3.9m "Part Four" 27 Sep 1986 24'20" 3.7m Preproduction In February 1985, the BBC announced that the planned twenty-third season of Doctor Who had been canceled. After vocal protests by the press and Doctor Who fans (including a charity single, ), the BBC announced that the progamme was merely on "hiatus", and would return in September 1986. Several stories which had been planned or commissioned for the original Season 23 were in favour of an overarching "trial" theme, reflecting the fact that the programme itself was on trial at the BBC. This story was the last complete Doctor Who story written by . Its plot is similar to Holmes' first contribution to Doctor Who, . In both stories, an alien machine subjugates a humanoid civilization and forces its brightest young people into its service. [] Casting The actor playing Merdeen, Tom Chadbon, had previously appeared in the 1979 serial . Production The opening model shot of the Time Lord Space Station where the trial is held throughout the season was the most expensive model shot from the classic series run (costing more than £8,000). The sequence depicts the Time Lord Space Station orbiting in space then dragging the TARDIS inside via the use of a . From this serial onwards, all location work would be recorded on Outside Broadcast (OB) tape instead of 16mm film. This practice would continue until the end of the series. The only footage shot on film for this episode was the opening special effects shot of the TARDIS. The had been encouraging the replacement of film cameras with OB cameras since the early 1980s on the grounds that they were cheaper, and mixed with studio-shot material better. John Nathan-Turner had actually wanted to switch to OB shooting as early as 's first season in 1982, but met with resistance from the directors working on the show at the time. Post-production was hired to score the music for The Mysterious Planet, and John Nathan-Turner offered him the chance to rearrange the opening title music. His new score for the opening theme was the shortest lived, lasting this season alone (not counting the unused 1973 version by and ). Some saw it as an improvement on the version, while others criticized it for being "too quiet" or "not scary enough". It has since been used on the majority of the featuring Colin Baker as the . Commercial releases In October 1993, this story was released on as part of the three-tape The Trial of a Time Lord set. A DVD release is due in , similarly boxed with the other stories in The Trial of a Time Lord season. In print book The Mysterious Planet Series Release number 127 Writer Publisher Cover artist ISBN 0 426 20319 4 Release date 19th November 1987 (Hardback) 21st April 1988 (Paperback) Preceded by Followed by A novelisation of this serial, written by , was published by in November 1987. External links at at the at at Reviews reviews at reviews at Target novelisation