Podcast appearances and mentions of Paddy Russell

Ian and Nathan travel to a deserted London to tackle conspiracy, traitors and feeble monsters. Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1974). Written by Malcolm Hulke. Directed by Paddy Russell. Starring Jon Peetwee. Elizabeth Sladen and Noel Johnson

Paul Hadfield is the Publican of Spinnakers Brewpub. Paddy Russell is a brewer at Spinnakers Brewpub. https://www.instagram.com/spinnakersbrewpub/ https://www.spinnakers.com/

Continuing on with our look at Tom Baker's Season 13 with a discussion of Pyramids of Mars and The Android Invasion. Ben dismisses fan-suggested back story that Sarah learned to fire a rifle on her aunt's farm and rather champions Sarah as just being a totally competent and kick ass woman who rises to the occasion. David gushes over Dudley's Simpson's score for Pyramids and praises Paddy Russell's direction and ability to bring out great performances from her leading man. Ben defends ginger beer (pop) and thinks Sarah's one weakness, aside from her ankles, is her dislike of stuff and David finds Devesham, a.k.a, East Hagbourne as a lovely Oxforshire village with beautiful hollyhock flowers. Opening music is from "Clement and the Mummies" composed by Dudley Simpson and arranged and performed by Heathcliff Blair. Closing music is also composed by Simpson and taken from the score to The Android Invasion. This episode was recorded 28 June 2020

Episode 18 sees us examine our favourite stories from 'Doctor Who' Seasons 1-6 and 22-26 with help from Warren. We chat to Russell Pengelly about comedy and being a Fraggle. We pay tribute to Paddy Russell and Dudley Simpson and Warren unexpectedly faces 'The Thargon Menace'.

Summary: Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins, Fake Keith and the Real Keith Dunn discuss Doctor Who subjects such as the Thirteenth Doctor’s costume, the 60s and 70s composer Dudley Simpson and director Paddy Russell, review the second season of Stranger Things, find some general news, and a variety of other stuff, specifically: 00:00 – Intro […]

Two new eras in one: Jodie Whittaker's Doctor Who look is revealed, and the new PodKast with a K team gets together for the first time! First, Christian Cawley and James McLean break down the Doctor's new look, and are then joined by Simon Danes and James Baldock to chew the fat over recent events in the world of Doctor Who... It's a great chat, and we can't wait for you to hear it! Shownotes http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/11/09/costume-revealed-for-jodie-whittaker-plus-new-look-tardis/ -- Jodie Whittaker's 13th Doctor look http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/10/31/titan-comics-doctor-who-range-to-go-on-hiatus-until-may-2018/ -- Titan Comics suspends Doctor Who run http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/11/02/dalek-operator-sacked-from-doctor-who-magazine-for-sneaking-offensive-message-in-magazine/ -- Nicholas Pegg leaves Doctor Who Magazine in secret message storm http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/11/10/remembering-paddy-russell/ -- Paddy Russell http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/11/07/dudley-simpson-1922-2017/ -- Dudley Simpson Recommendations: Thor: Ragnorok  http://amzn.to/2hv0xg9 -- Constantine (2005 movie) http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05s9g2q -- W1A

With Mat still missing presumed watching Doctor Who, Bedwyr and Susan attempt to hold the fort and open with the very sad news of Paddy Russell's passing. Together they reflect on her work and the legacy of the first woman to direct a Doctor Who story. Susan also provides some news coming out of MCM London Comic Con concerning the Titan comic range. Finally the duo review 'Knock Knock' from Series 10.

Paddy Russell Remembered; 2011 and 2012 Christmas Specials - Alyssa has (supposedly) abandoned Chip. Just like Matt Smith in “The Doctor, The Widow, and The Wardrobe” and “The Snowmen,” Chip brings in some special help to fulfill the Christmas Masterplan: Deb Stanish, moderator of Verity! Plus, Toby Hadoke remembers groundbreaking classic director Paddy Russell. Host Chip Sudderth and Alyssa Franke with Toby Hadoke and Deborah Stanish.

Sad news to impart this week, with the death of Doctor Who director and television pioneer Paddy Russell, who directed “The Massacre”, “Invasion of the Dinosaurs”, “Pyramids of Mars”, and “Horror of Fang Rock”, along with many other non-Who programmes on UK television. We also have news of Shada on DVD in North America, the continued audio adventures of River Song, doings transpiring at Titan Comics regarding the Doctor Who comics line, and in Second Chances we look at “The Eaters of Light” with Doctor Whooch host and Edmonton comic shop owner Danica LeBlanc! Links: – Paddy Russell died – Paddy Russell Miniscope from Radio Free Skaro #487 – Shada on DVD in North America on January 9 – River Song in Big Finish for at least three more series – Titan Comics Doctor Who range to have a brief hiatus – Nick Pegg fired from Doctor Who Magazine – Doctor Whooch #125 – LI Who 5, November 10-12 Second Chances: – Danica LeBlanc – The Eaters of Light

A brand new podcast and free download from Toby Hadoke, as he continues on an epic quest to talk to someone involved in every one of the stories from Doctor Who's 54 years on television...

A new month, a new Friday, and a new free download and podcast from Toby Hadoke, as he interviews another guest involved in the first 52 years of Doctor Who on television...

It's a rare Verity! two-hander! Join Erika and Lynne as we chat about Doctor Who's first female director Paddy Russell, specifically, her final story "Horror of Fang Rock". Turns out there are a number of reasons this story works as a "first", so we're still well within our annual theme. Totally. Really. What do you think of "Fang Rock" and Paddy's direction? Do you find it as atmospheric and moody and delightful as we do? Or do you think it's a lot of talking in small rooms? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered: Lynne is thrilled the series 10 read-through has begun! gets to talk about Doctor Who at an academic summer camp! Erika met Annette's teeny tiny foster kittens "Doctor Mew" and "Roary the Roman"! posted pics of the LEGO Verities in the TARDIS! hopes "Heaven Sent" will make the final ballot for the Emmy Awards!

In this episode, Shana and Daniel are joined by author extraordinaire Kit Gonzo in discussing the first story of the Graham Williams era, Horror of Fang Rock. At least in theory. Conversation ranges all over, but mostly focuses on the incredibly complicated role that Leela plays in Doctor Who. Racism, sexism, colonialism, classism, spoonerisms, and more.  Main Topic: Horror of Fang Rock. With special guest Kit Gonzo. Being not-funny. Richard Dawkins or a Rutan? Writing. Commercialism. Academic writing. Browbeating Shana. Getting back on-topic. Fang Rock as a script. Haiku and cliffhangers. Pertwee's dignity. Upstairs, downstairs. Not overexplained. Dialogue and business. Lovely Louise. Leela versus Jo. Actresses imposing feminist interpretations. Costumes. Kit's background with Leela. Leela versus River. Knives versus guns. Leela's agency. Threatening evisceration. Leela stands against Edwardian values. Modern versus classic Doctors vis a vis violence. Co-showrunner Peter Capaldi. "Slay me." Dickhead Four. Ableist shit. Picking up the ball. Leela the noble savage. How are we going to approach Talons of Weng-Chiang. Racism and sexism. "It's still objectification, it's just not *actually* male gaze!" The White Guardian. Contextualized. Better to believe in science. Astrology. Foghorn. Oil versus electricity. Spoonerisms. AAVE. Shana impresses Daniel. Whitesnake. Paddy Russell. Sociopathic characters. Colonel. Indian "savages" and colonialism. The revolutionary Victorian inventor. Problematic Thanksgiving. Forgiving your grandparents. Nobody should listen to that. "Trumpface." A more depressing podcast. Modern Fang Rock. The Rutan should murder everybody. Edwardian oxygen. Daniel's favorite episode ever. Racial encoding. Servants. Working-class superstition. Shana has to leave. Longest episode to date. Rational actors. Internal divisions and external threat. Weird electricity. Sandifer. Jack and James. War of the Worlds. Blind spots and positionality. H.G. Wells. Cliche-ridden. Ludditism. Unreliable electricity. Unassailable businessmen. Go poke Phil Sandifer. Wealth. Talking about Jesus. Alien Doctor. Superman and the Doctor. Demanding perfection. The American Slave Coast. Fuckhole Founding Fathers. Wrapping up.    Kit's book Godbomb! at Amazon. Kory Shrum's Dying For a Living at Amazon. Find all future episodes of all the podcasts of the Oi! Spaceman family at oispaceman.com. Daniel and Shana are also now writing a weekly column about sex and gender at Eruditorum Press. The first essay, considering Four/Leela as a D/s couple, is entitled "Good Girl, Smash the Patriarchy." 

Toby Hadoke is a man on a mission, challenged to track down and interview someone connected with every Doctor Who TV story. We present the latest chat as a free podcast and download:

Despite a somewhat sparse news list this week, the Three Who Rule managed to engage in ill-informed badinage for longer than was strictly necessary, covering exciting topics like a new and even more evil form of stats, and the differences between versions of Netflix. Thrilling! But lest you think that’s all they had in store, keep listening…as the Miniscope returns to examine the collected works of pioneering classic Who director Paddy Russell, who helmed four stories from 1966-1977!   Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com

Toby Hadoke tracks down a familiar name from Doctor Who credits of a certain period, in his journey to speak to someone involved with every Doctor Who story of the show's first 50 years...