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This episode of Does it Fly is presented by ScreenUK. ScreenUK is a free discovery platform celebrating the very best of UK-produced film, television, animation and gaming and sharing it with audiences around the world. ScreenUK is the go-to place to discover your next favorite movie, show, or game and features tons of exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews and all the info you need to find out how and where to watch or play your newest obsessions, wherever you are in the world. Make ScreenUK.org your next stop.It's “time” (sorry) for a unique piece of sci-fi technology from the legendary Doctor Who! TARDIS stands for “Time and Relative Dimension in Space.” The Doctor is a Time Lord, from the planet Gallifrey, and a TARDIS is a technology that allows Time Lords to travel through space and time while having all manner of timey-wimey adventures. And yet, despite the name of our show, TARDISes do very little actual flying. They are designed to dematerialize and re-materialize in the desired place in space and time. Though there are episodes where audiences see the TARDIS doing what is more akin to traditional flying, doing that too often can damage them.TARDISES have a Chameleon Circuit that allows them to blend into their surroundings.  The Doctor's TARDIS has a rather unique shape as an old police phone box, but that's not their standard form. Instead, the Doctor's famous TARDIS got stuck this way while disguising itself as something commonplace using that Chameleon Circuit. They are also, perhaps most famously, bigger on the inside than they are on the outside (if this concept gives you a headache, don't worry). In this episode, Hakeem and Tamara examine just how feasible it is for the TARDIS to traverse both time and space in such a unique fashion as well as a number of its other unique features. In the process, they discuss some key episodes in Doctor Who history, as well as the scientific concepts that do (or don't) power the TARDIS.Hakeem and Tamara explored a number of concepts to try and figure out what makes the TARDIS tick in this episode.FURTHER READINGBlack Holes“There's a lot of brilliant physicists who have been studying this for a very long time. When you study black holes, basically you're studying the geometry of space-time. Black holes,  not only are they bigger on the inside than the outside, but they grow continuously with time on the inside. So even if they shrink down and evaporate on the outside,  the inside volume doesn't change.” White Holes“Armies have tried to get inside the TARDIS and they can't, because it's impenetrable. A white hole is a time-reversed black hole…Physicists…came up with this idea of a white hole…because they wanted to look at wormholes. How do you do interdimensional travel? They realized that if you have a time-reversed black hole, you form this thing called a white hole. So just like nothing can come out of a black hole, nothing can go into a white hole.The Totalitarian Principle“Any physical process that's not strictly forbidden from occurring by the laws of physics must occur. Unless the laws of physics say it can't happen, it must happen.”SUGGESTED VIEWINGSince the show has been around for 60 years, we get that jumping into Doctor Who can feel a little intimidating. And when you factor in the fact that the TARDIS has been there from the beginning and appears in pretty much every single episode, it can be downright overwhelming. So if you're someone who's always been curious about Doctor Who and just wondering where to start or  a fan who wants to revisit the basics as well as some of the episodes we watched to get ready for this week's discussion, allow us to point you at a few of our favorites. For simplicity's sake, we're keeping our recommendations to the newer series that began in 2005, but if you're ready to dive deeper, you can't go wrong with Tom Baker's long-running (and perhaps most iconic in the show's history) run as the Doctor in the 1970s. But all series/season codes below begin with the 2005 version of the show and continue right up until the present day!S1E1 “Rose”The show that brought Doctor Who back to the airwaves is a perfect introduction to every important concept in the show's lore!S1E13 “The Parting of Ways”S2E0 “The Christmas Invasion”S2E1 “New Earth”Want to get used to the concept of “regeneration” and why new actors who look drastically different always get to play essentially the same character? These three episodes will tell you what you need to know! And once you've gotten a better sense of Doctor Who lore, check out the 50th Anniversary Special, “The Day of the Doctor” to really have your mind blown!S5E1 “The Eleventh Hour”S6E4 “The Doctors Wife” S7E11 “Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS”Bring on the TARDIS! Each of these episodes will give you a better idea of what the TARDIS is capable of, its origins, and much more. S3E10 “Blink”Not only one of the best episodes in the show's history, but one of the best hours of sci-fi television you may ever see (and one we discuss quite a bit here)! It also gave us this wonderful clip of the Doctor explaining how time works…in his own unique way. And on that note…S2E12 “Army of Ghosts”S2E13 “Doomsday” S6E1 “The Impossible Astronaut”S7E5 “The Angels Take Manhattan”Each of these episodes deal with the rules of time travel within the Doctor Who universe, and specifically how paradoxes are created and why they should be avoided.2023 Christmas Special “The Church on Ruby Road”Let's bring it full circle, shall we? Just as it was with “Rose” in 2005, Ncuti Gatwa's first full adventure as the Doctor will tell you everything you need to know about the character if you want to get in on the ground floor!FOLLOW US!Stay in the loop! 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This week; it's iconic, it's symbolic - it's Time And Relative Dimension In Space as we deep dive into the history of the TARDIS

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.   Here is our Third session of Earthdawn 4th edition, trimmed up a little and released in podcast format for your convenience. If you would like to watch live on Twitch, please follow us at https://www.twitch.tv/relativedpod Or you can find our sessions on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4em7zWz_Z9u-ajSpPHRFww Outtro Music is Rapture by Ross Bugden, you can find his video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vja87ZXejyk&list=PLMFmJLFhkDPGSdV5C6E_Y-ZJnQXr4Gjxy&index=8 If you like what we do, please consider supporting us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/relativedimension or, you can buy us a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/relativedimension

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Welcome to the Relative Dimension.   Here is our Second session of Earthdawn 4th edition, trimmed up a little and released in podcast format for your convenience. If you would like to watch live on Twitch, please follow us at https://www.twitch.tv/relativedpod Or you can find our sessions on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4em7zWz_Z9u-ajSpPHRFww Outtro Music is Rapture by Ross Bugden, you can find his video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vja87ZXejyk&list=PLMFmJLFhkDPGSdV5C6E_Y-ZJnQXr4Gjxy&index=8 If you like what we do, please consider supporting us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/relativedimension or, you can buy us a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/relativedimension

Welcome to the Relative DImension.   Here is our first session of Earthdawn 4th edition, trimmed up a little and released in podcast format for your convenience. If you would like to watch live on Twitch, please follow us at twitch.tv/relativedpod Or you can find our sessions on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4em7zWz_Z9u-ajSpPHRFww Outtro Music is Rapture by Ross Bugden, you can find his video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vja87ZXejyk&list=PLMFmJLFhkDPGSdV5C6E_Y-ZJnQXr4Gjxy&index=8 If you like what we do, please consider supporting us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/relativedimension or, you can buy us a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/relativedimension

This week, my fellow Whovian Rabbi Lori Levine joins me to talk about my favorite-ever TV show, BBC's Doctor Who. The sci-fi phenomenon may not look Jewish on the surface, but it's been teaching Talmudic lessons since its first airing over fifty years ago.Follow us at @outofclaypod on Instagram and Facebook

Jess and Jenae are back to talk all about Time and Relative Dimension in Space, otherwise known as the TARDIS. It's the Doctor Who episode! Hang with them as they take a dip into the series that brought them together and launched a friendship that shook time and space. From doctors to companions, they cover their favorites and what it means to be a black Whovian.

In this episode Mark talks about one of his favourite TV shows that he has been watching since he was a child: the British science fiction television series "Doctor Who". First premiering on November 23, 1963, with its pilot episode "An Unearthly Child", the premise of the show revolves around the adventures of a rogue Time Lord who calls themselves "The Doctor" - who fled the planet of Gallifrey just prior to the start of the series using a stolen TARDIS (Time and Relative Dimension in Space) which allows its pilot to travel through space and time to anywhere in the universe: a time machine which has a vast interior, but which looks smaller on the outside - which, by using it's "chameleon circuit", allows the ship to disguise itself based on the surroundings it finds itself in but which continuously remains in a form based upon that of an early 20th Century blue British police box. "The Doctor" has remained a mysterious and enigmatic character throughout every incarnation of the TV series - and to this end, every time "The Doctor" regenerates - a physical transformation that occurs in Time Lord biology when they are near death - a brand new incarnation shows themselves and as a result a new actor takes on the role as the Time Lord. Currently their have been 13 different actors who have portrayed "The Doctor" - 12 male and 1 female - and the show in turn has had several different producers and writers who have contributed to the continuity and the narrative of the show and who have over the years fleshed out who "The Doctor" really is. "The Doctor" has had several different friends, assistants, and companions who have joined him on his adventures through time and space who always serve as the Time Lord's constant conscience, and who symbolise the viewers of the show who have watched the series and the title character literally change before their very eyes many times of the years. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/markthepoet/message

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Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  We are starting with session 3 because this was the start of the Tomb of Annihilation campaign.  The first 2 sessions were a prequel, where the group got introduced to each other, and ran through a tweaked version of the Lost Mine of Phandelver adventure.  If you wish to see what happened to the group during those sessions, you can check them out on our YouTube channel here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sGGCEB3D64&list=PLiFwxMpKGD7OyrBmPvc580Rnt-5C_xXqT&index=1The first 2 sessions have some audio issues, as I was still trying to get used to the settings, but we still had fun in those sessions.If you would like to watch live, join us on Twitch, biweekly Sundays, at https://www.twitch.tv/relativedpod

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.Tonight is part 1 of the adventure from the Cyberpunk Red Jumpstart kit, The Apartment.  One of the players was new to Cyberpunk entirely, while the other had played 2020 in the past, so I left some of the game discussion in, especially in the beginning.If you would like to purchase the Jumpstart Kit, you may buy the physical product from R. Talsorian Games at https://talsorianstore.com/collections/cyberpunk/products/cyberpunk-red-jumpstart-kitOr, you can purchase the PDF from Drivethru RPG at https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/279014/Cyberpunk-Red-Jumpstart-Kit?affiliate_id=954647The intro music is Collapse, from the album I Am Mortal, But Was Fiend.  Which you can find at https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sioum/I_Am_Mortal_But_Was_Fiend/Sioum_-_I_Am_Mortal_But_Was_Fiend_-_12_CollapseAdditional background music provided by Syrinscape.

Relative Dimension presents Dungeons & Dragons, Tomb of Annihilation.While this is episode 1 of the ToA stream/playthrough, this is the 3rd session that we played.  The first 2 sessions were a prequel, and if you want to watch them, you can find them on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sGGCEB3D64&list=PLiFwxMpKGD7OyrBmPvc580Rnt-5C_xXqTCast of Characters.Malwyn - Human Cleric of TyrThrakk - Dragonborn Paladin of kelemvorTwillen - Gnome DruidNexus - Gnome Shadow SorcererEars - Tabaxi RogueFixer - Warforged Artificer

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  In this episode, a child goes missing, and the posse is on the case. . .

Relative Dimension presents The Forsaken Frontier.  A Deadlands 20th Anniversary Edition Actual Play PodcastIn this episode, Sonny faces an ambush, and the town still reacts to this recent hangin' If you would like to affect the show, you can help the players with perks during our Twitch stream, and Patreon tiers have options for custom NPCs and locations/job potential.  Visit us at patreon.com/relativedimension for more information.

ANNOUNCEMENT!  We're switching to Deadlands soon for our AP, and we're doing a giveaway.Details can be found at relativedimension.com/giveawayWelcome tot he Relative Dimension.  In this episode, our team gets to El Djem, and begins to scout out their location.   

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  Fresh after some time off resting, or purchasing needed things, the team gets a new job.  Head to Tunisia, and blend in with the fans of Desert Wars.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  This session was mostly downtime, and as such, it wasn't long enough to cut into 2 decent episodes, so you get a single extra length episode this time.  Enjoy!

Welcome tot he Relative Dimension.  In this episode, the group makes their delivery to Phoenixolutions, and heads back to the Rome for some needed downtime...  

The escape. The end and a new beginning... perhaps. What will Mica and Augustus do now that they have squeezed themselves from the grip of Captain Stuffer's nefarious plan. We continue to close in on the season end of Tales from the Stuffer Shack with the conclusion of this intense arc! Join our clerks, Mica and Augustus as they poorly run a Redmond Barrens Stuffer Shack in this Shadowrun: Anarchy Actual Play. Be there every step of the way as they curse, clean and skate around as much responsibility as metahumanly possible. Some stories are about career criminals, Shadowrunners who skirt the interests and intrigues of corporate manipulators? this is not one of those. Tales from the Stuffer Shack is Rated R due to explicit language and subject matter so listener discretion is advised. Stick around for a special Shadowcasters announcement after the show! CREDITS GM: Damian Mica: Cassie Augustus: Ozz Ajax: Todd (Throwback of the Complex Action AP) Arturo: Cliff (Mr. Johnson, Sadly absent from this episode) Marius: Chris (of Crit Squad!) Assistant Editor: Joe (of Relative Dimension)   LINKS Violent Life Podcast The Shadowcasters Network Discord Community Violent Life Patreon Episodes of Redmond Born CREATE-A-CUSTOMER   VIOLENT LIFE: A SHADOWRUN PODCAST  FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @MyViolentLife SUBSCRIBE & RATE ON ITUNES OUTRO MUSIC BY PRISMSHARD, BACKGROUND MUSIC & SFX COURTESY OF SYRINSCAPE & AUDIOBLOCKS

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  We continue our Classic campaign, with another installment of Dreamchipper.  Hope you enjoy.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  In this episode, the group has an encounter in a parking garage.  Shall everything turn out well, or can there be only one?  Only time will tell.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  We continue our classic campaign releases, following Teddy, Kinect, Lightning and Doctor Jones, as they continue their way through the Dreamchipper module!

Worlds come together as Mica and Ajax come to the realization that they need to save Augustus from the clutches of Captain Stuffer. Join us for our biggest episode yet in regards to guest appearances as we continue towards the climax of the Season One story arc! Join our clerks, Mica and Augustus as they poorly run a Redmond Barrens Stuffer Shack in this Shadowrun: Anarchy Actual Play. Be there every step of the way as they curse, clean and skate around as much responsibility as metahumanly possible. Some stories are about career criminals, Shadowrunners who skirt the interests and intrigues of corporate manipulators? this is not one of those. Tales from the Stuffer Shack is Rated R due to explicit language and subject matter so listener discretion is advised. Stick around for a special Shadowcasters announcement after the show! CREDITS GM: Damian Mica: Cassie Augustus: Ozz Ajax: Todd (Throwback of the Complex Action AP) Arturo: Cliff (Mr. Johnson, Sadly absent from this episode) Marius: Chris (of Crit Squad!) Assistant Editor: Joe (of Relative Dimension)   LINKS Violent Life Podcast The Shadowcasters Network Discord Community Violent Life Patreon Episodes of Redmond Born CREATE-A-CUSTOMER   VIOLENT LIFE: A SHADOWRUN PODCAST  FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @MyViolentLife SUBSCRIBE & RATE ON ITUNES OUTRO MUSIC BY PRISMSHARD, BACKGROUND MUSIC & SFX COURTESY OF SYRINSCAPE & AUDIOBLOCKS

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  In this episiode, Asura faces the after effects of her drug use, and starts to see ghosts?

Worlds come together as Mica and Ajax come to the realization that they need to save Augustus from the clutches of Captain Stuffer. Join us for our biggest episode yet in regards to guest appearances as we inch towards the climax of the Season One story arc! Join our clerks, Mica and Augustus as they poorly run a Redmond Barrens Stuffer Shack in this Shadowrun: Anarchy Actual Play. Be there every step of the way as they curse, clean and skate around as much responsibility as metahumanly possible. Some stories are about career criminals, Shadowrunners who skirt the interests and intrigues of corporate manipulators? this is not one of those. Tales from the Stuffer Shack is Rated R due to explicit language and subject matter so listener discretion is advised. CREDITS GM: Damian Mica: Cassie Augustus: Ozz Ajax: Todd (Throwback of the Complex Action AP) Arturo: Cliff (Mr. Johnson, Sadly absent from this episode) Marius: Chris (of Crit Squad!) Assistant Editor: Joe (of Relative Dimension)   LINKS Violent Life Podcast The Shadowcasters Network Discord Community Violent Life Patreon Episodes of Redmond Born CREATE-A-CUSTOMER   VIOLENT LIFE: A SHADOWRUN PODCAST  FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @MyViolentLife SUBSCRIBE & RATE ON ITUNES OUTRO MUSIC BY PRISMSHARD, BACKGROUND MUSIC & SFX COURTESY OF SYRINSCAPE & AUDIOBLOCKS

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  In this episode, the car chase continues..  or does it?  Are they being tracked by other means?  In any case, it leaves one with a sense of foreboding.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  Our team has gotten into the facility, and gotten away with their prize.  Or have they?  Will they have a clean getaway?  Or will it all go up in Smoke and Mirrors. . .

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  In this episide, our team searches the facility of Luckyhive Medical Technologies for the object of their employment.  Will they find it?  Or will they be stuck handling environment?

With Captain Stuffer confused by a fast talking Augustus, escape from the FARM is the only option for Augustus, Arturo, Marius, Owl & Dayshift Brad. Join our clerks, Mica and Augustus as they poorly run a Redmond Barrens Stuffer Shack in this Shadowrun: Anarchy Actual Play. Be there every step of the way as they curse, clean and skate around as much responsibility as metahumanly possible. Some stories are about career criminals, Shadowrunners who skirt the interests and intrigues of corporate manipulators? this is not one of those. Tales from the Stuffer Shack is Rated R due to explicit language and subject matter so listener discretion is advised. CREDITS GM: Damian Mica: Cassie Augustus: Ozz Arturo: Cliff (Mr. Johnson of the Arcology Podcast!) Marius: Chris (of Crit Squad!) Assistant Editor: Joe (of Relative Dimension)   LINKS Violent Life Podcast The Shadowcasters Network Discord Community Violent Life Patreon Episodes of Redmond Born CREATE-A-CUSTOMER   VIOLENT LIFE: A SHADOWRUN PODCAST  FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @MyViolentLife SUBSCRIBE & RATE ON ITUNES OUTRO MUSIC BY PRISMSHARD, BACKGROUND MUSIC & SFX COURTESY OF SYRINSCAPE & AUDIOBLOCKS

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  In this episode, the group inifiltrates their target.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  In this episode, the group continues to plan thir trip to Tivoli, to steal a thing.  

Augustus, along with Arturo, Marius and Owl try to find a way out of the FARM and back to the world they knew only to find the trip down this rabbit hole gets stranger and stranger. Join our clerks, Mica and Augustus as they poorly run a Redmond Barrens Stuffer Shack in this Shadowrun: Anarchy Actual Play. Be there every step of the way as they curse, clean and skate around as much responsibility as metahumanly possible. Some stories are about career criminals, Shadowrunners who skirt the interests and intrigues of corporate manipulators? this is not one of those. Tales from the Stuffer Shack is Rated R due to explicit language and subject matter so listener discretion is advised. CREDITS GM: Damian Mica: Cassie Augustus: Ozz Arturo: Cliff (Mr. Johnson of the Arcology Podcast!) Marius: Chris (of Crit Squad!) Assistant Editor: Joe (of Relative Dimension)   LINKS Violent Life Podcast The Shadowcasters Network Discord Community Violent Life Patreon Episodes of Redmond Born CREATE-A-CUSTOMER   VIOLENT LIFE: A SHADOWRUN PODCAST  FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @MyViolentLife SUBSCRIBE & RATE ON ITUNES OUTRO MUSIC BY PRISMSHARD, BACKGROUND MUSIC & SFX COURTESY OF SYRINSCAPE & AUDIOBLOCKS

In which we bring you two short stories from Edgar Allan Poe. In the first, we learn what gambling and riotous living will earn you, In the second, we learn about Time, and Relative Dimension in Space.

Today's episode we speak with Mary Hatchett, a member of the Chicago Outfit Roller Derby squad & her own little squad of derby children, Skatie K, Trouble Clef, & T.A.R.D.I.S. (thats Time and Relative Dimension in Skates to you). As they get ready for their home-opener this Saturday @ Windy City Fieldhouse, we chat it up with Mary & the girls about derby, music, Iceland and injuries! Check it out as you may learn a thing or two! Also check out The Outfit in their season opener this Saturday (with the junior derby team playing at halftime)! For more info go to chicagooutfitrollerderby.com or any of their numerous social media outlets. The Outfit is everywhere!

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.In this episode, the group meets with Socrates, about a job..  

Welcome to the Relative Dimension. In this episode, the group decides that they want to take a side job, so they reach out to some contacts, and are told to go meet with Plato...  What kind of philosophy is our group about to get into?If you would like to support the Relative Dimension, you can become a patron athttps://www.patreon.com/relativedimension

The boys meet pre-moment Hector the Bulldog, get a glimpse into the African Tooniverse, and spend a lot of time analysing how Bugs gets around.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension. If you enjoy this show, please consider supporting us at www.patreon.com/relativedimensionOr, you can find other links to support the show on the sidebar at www.relativesimension.com

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.This episode is short.  My computer glitched while we were playing, and OBS stopped recording/streaming our episode.  So we only have about 25 minutes or so of recording.  The next episode will include a recap of some of the things that should have been included in this episode.  I do apologize.On that note, if you would like to support the show, you can check out the following linkshttps://www.patreon.com/relativedimension https://ko-fi.com/relativedimension You can even support the show from Podbean's crowdfunding link. You can also support the show by making your PDF purchases through DriveThruRPG at the following link.  It doesn't cost you any more, but we get a percentage of your purchase price.  Half of all DriveThru proceeds will go back to the community in the form of Gift Certificates, and the other half will go toward equipment upgrades and maintenance.http://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?affiliate_id=954647Thank you.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.   I bring you the 2017, End of the Year, Podcaster's Wrap up!

Welcome to the Relative Dimension!  Thank you to James Palmer, our newest Patreon supporter!  James has supported at the level where he got to create a custom NPC for the game, that NPC will be appearing shortly. If you would like to create a custom NPC for the game, head on over to https://www.patreon.com/relativedimension and you can find the pledge tier that allows for that reward, as well as the option of suggesting exotic locations or artifacts for the group to seek out and/or explore!  

"The Last Jedi", a second view - “Time and Relative Dimension in Space” meets “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…” as a hardy rebel band of podcasters who are “Doctor Who” fans form The Incomparable’s second panel about “Star Wars: The Last Jedi”. We take on the themes of failure and redemption, the unexpected fan reactions, and specious comparisons between “Doctor Who” showrunners and Star Wars directors. And porgs. Always porgs. Host Chip Sudderth with Erika Ensign, Steven Schapansky, Alyssa Franke and Warren Frey.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.   This is Session 0 of Artificium Occulte Venatores, or, Hidden Artifact Hunters if you will. In this episode, we discuss character concepts, answer a few questions that help build the world in which the PCs will be exploring.   If you would like to have a hand in directing the story, we have a few Patreon pledge rewards where you can have your idea for a location or artifact for the PCs to visit or retrieve.  You can also create a Major NPC for the campaign.  If you would like to support the show, visit https://www.patreon.com/relativedimension

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.The polls are in!  The new campaign will be centered around Vatican-Sponsored Artifact Hunters.Character Creation session will be help in a few weeks, and streamed live on twitch.  Check the Relative Dimension twitter feed for updates at twitter.com/relativedpodYou can find our twitch channel at twitch.tv/relativedpod Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/relativedimensionIn this episode, the team infiltrates the party, and begins to mingle..  or, serve drinks, rather.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  In this episode, the group gets to sit down and talk with Freya, and then they begin to plan their next move.If you enjoy the show, please consider becoming a supporter at https://www.patreon.com/relativedimension Rewards for your support include raw releases of the play sessions before I start to edit them for release, as well as NPC creation, Cameo Appearances of PCs you submit to us, and even a monthly game that I will run - limited seating available.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.   In this episode, the group learns the consequences of their ruckus, and it's effect on the price of information.We've made an announcement on our Patreon Site.  A new pledge level has been added for a custom game, run once a month.  I have a few ideas in mind, but ultimately, The group that pledges to that level will determine the game.  Check it out if you are interested, the link is below. At this time, Relative Dimension is also starting to look for a new player.  Due to the interest in varied casts, we are looking for a female player for this available slot.  However, if we cannot find an interested woman in before too long, we shall consider any interested parties.  You can find more information on our Facebook page. Find us on Stitcherhttps://www.stitcher.com/podcast/relative-dimension Find us on Google Play Musichttps://play.google.com/music/listen?authuser&u=0#/ps/Iicpthgf2fi7ysgxusp52kb4m7q Relative Dimension Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/relativedimension Relative Dimension on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/relativedimensionpodcast/

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  We received permission from Hairbrained Schemes to use music from the Shadowrun Returns, Dragonfall, and Hong Kong series, so this episode features new intro and outro music. After a few mistakes in trying to get into Dr. Bob's Quickstitch, the situation has escalated.  Now, the group needs to deal with the consequences of that escalation.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension!In this episode, the group completes more legwork, and then decides to check up on a lead..  where a noticed spell leads to some potentially dire consequences.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension!There is still time to help the Shadowcasters Network reach their fundraising goal to help cover the first year's operating costs.  head over to Shadowcasters.network for more information.  You have a chance to purchase raffle entries, where the prize is a Shadowrun Tarot Deck, Tarot Deck art book, signed by Echo Chernik, as well as a few other things, including a signed calendar.In this episode, the group does some legwork, hitting the streets and local hangouts, trying to track down some information on the people who may have the chips they need to recover

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.   In this episode, there is an announcement about a rewards tier addition to the patreon site, check it out if you are interested (patreon.com/relativedimension) In this episode, the group finally meets Teehee, and learns some interesting information about their job, and who was behind it all.   The plot thickens!

Welcome to the Relative Dimension! In this episode, the group stakes out the diner, waiting to see if their suspect Teehee will show up.  So far, no one seems to recognize the description though.  Are they all just feigning ignorance?  Or does he not actually come to this diner?  Time to find out.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension!.  This is another shorter episode, because we lost someone mid way through.  But there was still some discussion after before we finished the episode off.  Hope you enjoy!

Welcome to the Relative Dimension!  We are going to be trying out some new sound effects, thanks to Syrinscape.  If you like them, or find that you don't like them, please let us know via email, or on the Discord Shadowcaster's Server. There are also a couple new goals on the Patreon site.  If we reach $100, then I shall be starting a new AP released Monthly.  The game is not set in stone yet, and if all goes well, the details of the game will be up to a vote by Patron supporters.If we reach $250, then I should be able to get the computer upgraded to the point of allowing for a live stream of the game.  And with a live stream comes the potential for audience interaction. Now, on to the episode.  In this episode, the group is getting closer to their goal.  They are pretty sure they know where the Necklace, Blood, is.  They just have to get it.  The only thing standing in their way are a couple security guards.. and..  wait, what kind of spirit is that?

Welcome to the Relative Dimension.  With the knowledge that Bug Spirits inhabit the Universal Brotherhood, our team wants to make sure that every precaution is made before they infiltrate.   Thank you to our newest Patreon supporter, Iban Ruiz, we appreciate your support.

Welcome to the Relative Dimension!  We continue our playthrough of Missing Blood.   In this episode, our group discusses their job, decided that they aren't getting enough pay for this job, and try to remedy the situation Enjoy the episode.Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/relativedimensionpodcast Find us on twitter @RelativeDPod Support us on Patreon at Patreon.com/relativedimension

Hoi Chummers!  Welcome back to the Relative Dimension.  In this episode, our group continues to try to gather information on the people responsible for murdering the Mage Aiden.  

Every TTRPG campaign needs a good villain, and Shadowrun is no different. The dystopic sixth world has no dearth of villianous options, either. We are joined by Joe Russell of the Relative Dimension podcast to talk about Villains, what role they play in your campaigns, and how to include them. EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS - James O'Neil Chit-Chat / Catching Up Check out our Patreon! - https://www.patreon.com/sixthworldpodcast CASSIE - Has Cassie finished Howling Shadows? News Will we ever see Cyberware and Bioware in the real world? Q&A Scott Flowers - Are BTLs expended when used? Because if they are reusable, you'd think they wouldn't be a very good vice for organized crime to peddle if there isn't a steady stream of strung out suckers to supply. Or are they like movies where they're reusable, but there's only so many times you can watch The Princess Bride before you need something new to watch? Chris Vandergriff - Opti seems to be trying to spur a rebirth of "hooding" in Shadowrun. Why do you think that it faded away?They don't seem to want to accept a hierarchy. They all want the extra dice when someone has the "leadership" skill, but then hardly listen to that individual's suggestions or directives. Main Topic - Villians Outro NEXT EPISODE: Laesa - Russell Zimmerman CONTACT THE SHOW: http://www.sixthworldpodcast.com theshow@sixthworldpodcast.com @6WorldPodcast

Hoi Chummers!  Relative DImension celebrates our 1 year anniversary this week, so we we recorded a little discussion before our game this week.  We discuss some of the changes players might have made, and alchemy comes up, with some ways of possibly improving it.  And we answer some questions asked in the Shadowcasters Discord Server. Enjoy!

Announcements!  In this episode, we welcome a new player, Brandon, which you might recognize from the Gamer's Tavern Game Table.   Also, in the next couple weeks, we shall be releasing another actual play on the feed, Original Box Set.  It shall be released under a different naming structure than the current episodes to keep them distinct. If you are interested in releasing a Shadowrun actual play or informational episode, but have trouble getting the hosting and such, I might be able to help you by releasing your podcast under the Relative Dimension feed as well.  Contact me for more information Next, on the site, relativedimension.com there is a page that has a list of fellow podcasters.  If you aren't already on the list, and would like to be, please contact me, And, Damian at Violent Life Podcast has restructred his Discord server to act as a Shadowrun Podcasters Community server.  If you are interested in joining and chatting with other show hosts, listeners, and members of the AP, feel free to join up, the link is  https://discord.gg/QbpRQjy And now, on to the episode

We've had silly Extras before, but perhaps none that went quite this (delightfully) far off the rails. Join Deb, Erika, Katrina, and Liz as we talk about our favorite rooms in the TARDIS--both the ones that exist, and the ones we wish did! Come for the TARDIS talk, stay for the space monkeys. ^E Bonus link [on our site]:A guinea pig in battle armor

Rose Tyler is a shop assistant at Henrik's, a in present-day . One evening, she is about to go home when the security guard passes her a packet containing money, presumably to be given to whoever runs the staff syndicate. Rose goes to the basement to find Wilson, the chief electrician, but he is nowhere to be found. She hears a noise and goes to see what it is, entering a room filled with store dummies. The door slams shut, locking her in, and the mannequins come to life, backing her into a corner. Before the lead one can strike her, someone grabs Rose's hand: a tall, strange-looking man in a leather jacket and crew cut, who tells her to run. Rose and the stranger burst through another set of doors and race down the corridors of the basement, pursued by the dummies. They reach the , and a mannequin's arm lunges through the closing doors. The stranger grapples with the arm, and with a jerk, yanks it off. The doors shut, and the stranger tosses the now lifeless plastic arm to Rose. She still believes that it is some kind of student prank, but the stranger shakes his head. They are living plastic, and Wilson is dead. Reaching the ground level, the stranger disables the lift buttons with a pen-like device that projects a high-pitched whine. The stranger explains the plastic creatures are being controlled by a relay on the roof, and he is going to destroy it with an explosive device. He ushers Rose out and before he goes back into the building, he introduces himself as . He asks for her name, and she tells him it is Rose. "Nice to meet you, Rose," the Doctor says, adding, "Run for your life!" Rose reaches the other side of the street, still holding onto the arm, and looks up at the Henrik's building as the top floors and roof explode. She runs off in the confusion, not noticing an standing off to the side. Later, Rose watches the report of the fire on television at her , her mother telling friends on the telephone about her daughter's narrow escape. Rose's boyfriend arrives, expressing concern, but she tells him she is fine. Rose asks him to dispose of the plastic arm, which Mickey tosses in a rubbish bin at the foot of Rose's block of flats when he leaves. The next morning, Jackie suggests Rose take a new job or ask for compensation. Rose hears someone at the door, and peeks through the to see the Doctor's face. The Doctor seems as startled to see her — he appears to have gotten the wrong signal. Rose drags him in, wanting answers so she can tell the police. Jackie is fascinated by the new arrival and tries, awkwardly, to seduce him. The Doctor simply says "No," and steps away, to Jackie's irritation. Rose fixes coffee while the Doctor waits in the living room, peering at his own reflection in the mirror as if for the first time and looking at everything. The Doctor hears a scuttling behind Rose's sofa, and when he looks, the plastic arm which has somehow returned leaps up to strangle him. Rose thinks the Doctor is just play acting with the arm until it attacks her. Jackie, drying her hair in the other room, hears nothing as the Doctor and Rose crash around with the arm. Managing to pull it away from Rose, the Doctor uses the same pen-like device — his — to shut it down. Rose follows the Doctor as he leaves. The Doctor tells her that the plastic arm was fixed on him as a target and only attacked Rose because she got in the way. It was controlled by something that projected life into the arm by thought, and he simply cut off the signal. Their purpose is to destroy the human race. Rose does not believe him, but the Doctor notes that she's still listening. She asks the Doctor once again who he is as he walks towards a police box. The Doctor tells her that it's like when you are a child and are first told the world revolves. You cannot quite believe it because everything looks like it is standing still. He takes her hand, telling her that he can feel it, the turning, the world itself spinning around the , everyone falling through space and clinging to the surface of this tiny planet, and if they let go... That's who he is. The Doctor tells Rose to forget him and go home. She walks away but when she hears a strange, grating sound and runs back, the Doctor and the police box have disappeared. Rose goes to Mickey's flat and uses his computer to search the Internet for information about the Doctor. She finds a website, "Who is Doctor Who?", which features a picture of the Doctor together with an appeal for anyone who has seen him to contact the site's maintainer, a man called Clive. Rose goes to see Clive at his house in suburban London while Mickey waits, suspicious, in the car outside. In his study, Clive tells Rose that the name of the Doctor keeps cropping up through the years in diaries, journals and . No names, just the Doctor, perhaps a title that is passed along from father to son. He shows her photographs that show the Doctor in the crowd at the , at on the eve of the sailing, and in a drawing from that was washed up on the coast of after the eruption of . Clive explains that the Doctor is a name woven throughout history, bringing storms in his wake, death his constant companion. As Mickey waits impatiently outside, he goes to investigate a plastic rubbish bin that he saw moving on its own, but it is empty. As he tries to return to the car, he finds his hands stuck to the lid, the plastic stretching but not letting him go. He is yanked into the bin, which shuts with a loud belch. Clive warns Rose that they are all in danger. He believes that these pictures all portray the same man, and that the Doctor is an . Rose thinks Clive is delusional. She returns to Mickey's car and tells him to drive somewhere for lunch, not realizing he has been replaced by an auton. At the restaurant, "Mickey" wants to know more about the Doctor. The auton isn't quite perfect, and stutters, but she does not want to discuss the Doctor, saying she thinks he is dangerous. A waiter offers Mickey and Rose . "Mickey" says they did not order any — then looks up and sees the waiter is the Doctor. The Doctor pops the cork on the bottle, sending it flying into "Mickey"'s head, which absorbs it, then spits it out. "Mickey" morphs his hand into a heavy spade-shape, slicing the table in half. The Doctor gets "Mickey" in a choke hold and manages to pull his head off. The headless auton rampages through the restaurant. Rose tells the other patrons to run, then follows the Doctor, who is holding onto the head. Reaching the yard, the Doctor seals the door behind them with the sonic screwdriver, but the auton is soon pummeling it with inhuman force. The Doctor suggests they go into the police box standing there. Rose incredulously follows him in, but stops short as she sees the interior. She runs around the box, assuring herself of its ordinary size before going in again just as the auton breaks through. Inside the much larger interior of the ship, the Doctor assures Rose that nothing can get through the doors. He attaches the plastic head to the console, telling Rose that the head can be used to trace the signal back to the source. Rose asks if the ship and the Doctor are alien and he answers yes to both questions. The ship is his — Time and Relative Dimension in Space. Rose chokes back a sob, and asks if "they" have killed Mickey. The Doctor is taken aback as he had not considered this, and Rose is shocked he has not. "Mickey"'s head starts to melt, and the Doctor frantically runs to the console, trying to lock on to the signal before it fades. The TARDIS starts up, and then stops. The Doctor rushes through the doors, with Rose shouting that it is not safe. When she follows him, however, they are not in the yard anymore but on the banks of the . The Doctor says the TARDIS is able to disappear and reappear in a different place. He is angry because he has lost the signal. Rose is worried about the automaton, but the Doctor says it would have melted along with the head. Rose mutters that she is going to have to tell Mickey's mother that he is dead, and when the Doctor asks who, Rose realizes the Doctor has forgotten Mickey again. They have a confrontation about his lack of empathy, the Doctor shouting that he is more concerned about saving the life of "every stupid ape blundering about on top of this planet." Rose asks if the Doctor's an alien, why he sounds like he's from the North. The Doctor retorts that lots of planets have a North. This seems to defuse the tension. Rose stares at the exterior of the TARDIS and asks what a police public call box is. The Doctor, cheerful again, explains that it is a disguise, a for the police from the . Rose, curious again, asks what the living plastic creatures have against the Earth. The Doctor replies that they love the Earth because it has plenty of pollutants. The — the intelligence animating the plastic — lost its food supply during a war, when all its protein planets rotted. Earth is dinner. Rose asks if there is any way to stop it, and the Doctor produces a clear cylinder of blue liquid. "Anti-plastic," he announces. However, the Doctor has to find the Consciousness. He wonders aloud that the transmitter to control the plastic has to be huge, and round… Rose indicates behind him, and after a few puzzled glances over his shoulder the Doctor notices the . Hand in hand, they run across the bridge to it. Rose spots a hatchway that leads below the Eye, and they both go below to find a giant vat of pulsing, molten plastic — the Nestene Consciousness. The Doctor wants to give it a chance and applies for an audience, citing Convention 15 of the Shadow Proclamation. The vat roars its assent in an unintelligible alien language. Rose spots the real Mickey, sitting terrified on one of the walkways. The Nestenes kept him alive to maintain the replica. The Doctor tells the Consciousness to leave Earth, brushing aside its claims of rights and characterizing its actions as an invasion. The Doctor pleads on humanity's behalf — they are primitive, but capable of much more. However, two autons grab hold of the Doctor, one removing the container of anti-plastic from his jacket. The Doctor protests that the vial was just insurance and he is not their enemy. The Consciousness responds by unveiling the TARDIS, and makes an accusatory howl. The Doctor admits that it is his ship, but says that it was not his fault — he fought in , but he could not save the Nestenes' world. The Consciousness does not believe the Doctor and goes to the final phase of the invasion. Bolts of electricity stab up across the London Eye as it pulses a signal across London. Rose tries to warn her mother on her mobile phone, but the call breaks up and Jackie, who is about to enter a shopping centre called the , cuts it off. Clive and his family are also at the arcade when the shop dummies come to life, crashing through the windows. Clive realizes that all the stories he has read are true, just as a mannequin's hand flips open, revealing a weapon. He looks on sadly as the auton shoots him point-blank. People scream as the automatons start killing everyone in sight. Beneath the Eye, the stairs back up to the surface collapse. Rose and Mickey rush to the TARDIS, but the door is locked. As she and the Doctor lock eyes helplessly, outside in the streets the massacre continues. Jackie is trapped by a group of mannequins in , who prepare to shoot her. Mickey tells Rose to abandon the Doctor, but Rose rushes up a flight of stairs to a chain on the wall. She may have no , no job and no future, but she has a bronze medal in under-sevens . She frees the chain with a blow from a fire , and swings across to knock the auton holding the anti-plastic over the railing. While the Doctor flips the one holding him over as well, the anti-plastic falls into the vat, causing the Consciousness to writhe in pain. The Eye stops transmitting, and the autons across London jerk spastically and drop, including the ones menacing Jackie, leaving the streets scattered with debris and the dead. The Nestenes' vat explodes as Rose, Mickey and the Doctor enter the TARDIS and it dematerialises. The TARDIS rematerialises on a side street, Mickey stumbling out, still terrified. Rose calls up her mother on her mobile phone and smiles in relief as she hears Jackie's voice. Rose hangs up without saying anything, and tells the Doctor that he would have been dead if not for her. The Doctor smiles from the TARDIS doorway in agreement and thanks her. He then offers to take her with him to see the universe — Mickey is not invited. Rose asks if it will always be this dangerous, and the Doctor gleefully answers yes. Rose hesitates but declines, saying that she has to find her mother and look after Mickey. The Doctor nods, disappointed and closes the door. The TARDIS dematerialises with a rush of wind filling the empty space where it was. As Mickey and Rose turn to leave, the TARDIS appears again. The Doctor pops his head out and asks Rose if he had mentioned that the TARDIS also travels in time. Rose smiles, turning to Mickey to kiss him goodbye, then runs happily into the TARDIS. Cast — — — — Clive — Caroline — Ellie GarnettClive's Son — Adam McCoy — , , David Sant, Elizabeth Fost, Helen OtwayNestene Voice —