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Stella und Tabea besprechen heute die zweite Folge der fünften Staffel Doctor Who. Wir landen mit unserer Tardis auf dem Starship UK. Dort sind der Doctor und Amy mit Creepy grinsenden Holzfiguren, Elisabeth der zehnten und einem Mondwal konfrontiert. Seid ihr dabei? Stella: Serie: Parks and Recreation (Greg Daniels, Michael Schur, 2009-2015) Tabea: Serie: Sandman (Neil Gaiman, 2022) Netflix Podcast Adressen: E-Mail: brilliant.doctorwho@web.de Instagram: brilliantdoctorwhopodcast Der Podcast ist unter anderem zu finden auf: Spotify Apple Podcast Google Podcast Und vielen anderen Podcast-Seiten Music: https://www.purple-planet.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tabea-niemeyer/message

Young Matthew Smith and his nightie-rockin’ lassie Kazza G are back for a second go around, and a simple act of trying to murder Amy in a ‘space accident’ results in Smithy and Kazza catching sight of the Starship UK - surprisingly suggesting the UK is still an entity in the year 50 bajillion. Before you know it, Matthew Smith is suspiciously befriending lonely children, Kazza G’s covered in whale vomit and there’s something rotten in the state of Denmark, by which I mean the UK.   Does torturing animals make them go faster? There’s only one way to find out!

Mark gets wobbly-wobbly and timey-wimey with tech YouTuber George Chachanidze. The pair started by discussing their favourite incarnations of the Doctor, and then their favourite — or least favourite — companions. Spoilers abound If you’re not caught up with Doctor Whoand you intend to, be warned that Mark and George will spoil the hell out of it for you. Honourable mentions The Family of Blood Kerblam! The Empty Child The Eleventh Hour Mummy on the Orient Express George’s picks In order of discussion: Heaven Sent (S09E11; Peter Capaldi) This highly dramatic and Groundhog Day reminiscent episode takes place shortly after the death of the Doctor’s companion Clara, and is pretty much entirely a monologue. The names of the two episodes got mixed up in the recording: Heaven Sent (the one Make and George both like) is the first in a two-parter that concludes with Hell Bent (which George does not like, and Mark couldn’t remember). Blink (S03E10; David Tennant, Freema Agyeman) Blink is regarded by many Whovians as the best of the revival. It introduces the Weeping Angels, who are older than the universe, and zap you back in time to feed off the energy displaced by the life you would have led. Or something. Midnight (S04E10; David Tennant, Catherine Tate) Another Doctor-heavy episode, this takes place on the planet of Midnight, which is made entirely of diamonds. It has a horror movie feel, but is almost a bottle episode (in as much as bottle episodes are often made out of a necessity to keep an eye on the budget.) Silence in the Library / Forest of the Dead (S04E08-9; David Tennant, Catherine Tate) This two-parter introduces space archeologist River Song, who would be an important recurring character across multiple Doctor incarnations. It also introduces the Vashta Nerada, a species of space piranha Dalek (S01E06; Christopher Eccleston, Billie Piper) This episode reintroduces the Daleks in a Utah bunker filled with alien bric-à-brac. It brought them back defeated and weakened, which laid the groundwork for a new generation to be terrified by them all over again. Mark’s picks In order of discussion: Father’s Day (S01E08; Christopher Eccleston, Billie Piper) This episode came early on in the reboot's run, and takes place in 1987, wherein Rose saves her dad from being hit by a car, only to unleash a squadron of time-devouring pterodactyls called reapers. The Beast Below (S05E02; Matt Smith, Karen Gillan) This steampunk episode takes place on Starship UK, which carries England, Northern Ireland and Wales — but not Scotland — on the back of a giant space whale, who is kept in perpetual agony to ensure it keeps moving. The finale of the episode see the Doctor’s companion Amy realise that the whale would’ve carried the citizens regardless, because it couldn’t stand to see the children cry. The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit (S02E08-9; David Tennant, Billie Piper) This two-parter takes place on a planet that we believe to be Hell, and where the villain is the actual devil. It introduced the Ood, and wasn’t afraid to make religious points (given that this is a show for children). World Enough and Time (S10E11; Peter Capaldi, Pearl Mackie, Matt Lucas) The first in a two-parter that sees Bill become a Cyberman, Mark picked this for very specific reasons. More of George Chachanidze You can follow George on Twitter, find him and Paul on YouTube discussing tech, and follow his journey living a life without a smartphone.

It’s Amy’s first trip in the Tardis… will it also be her last? She quickly learns that traveling with the Doctor can bear a heavy burden. Join us as we discuss episode 502: The Beast Below The Doctor takes Amy to the United Kingdom – in space! It’s Starship UK (minus Scotland) carrying the last ...

  On this week's podcast, Eleven and Amy find themselves on Starship UK, a strange starship with a dark secret, where they and the queen, Liz 10, are forced to make a terrible choice! QotW: What was your favorite tenth Doctor episode? So Here's the Thing.../Listener Mailbag Discussion of "The Beast Below" (Charlie 7, Connor 8.5, David 8.25, Trevor 8) Big Finish: The War Master: Master of Callous, part 2: The Glittering Prize (Charlie 8, David 7.5, Trevor 8) Hosts: Trevor  @WhovianTrev    Trevsplace Charlie  @insanityinchaos    The Comic Conspiracy David http://www.davidsafar.com/    @gwythinn    MaroonedWhovian Connor YouTube: The Deadly Emerald Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #205, Victory of the Daleks! Our audio adventure will be the third part of the War Master: Master of Callous boxed set, The Persistence of Dreams, available from BigFinish.com.

After being coated in sick, the Doctor and Amy discover a tortured star whale piloting the Starship UK through space. Liz 10 is on board as a very ineffective leader since she constantly loses her memory, but the bigger question is, "Does Liz 10 shy away from silver bullets?!" Don't forget the child is crying.

This month, it’s a trilogy of subterranean Doctor Who adventures as we go beneath the surface. The Third Doctor tries to balance the scales in the confusingly-entitled Doctor Who And The Silurians; the Seventh Doctor’s left dangling in Dragonfire; and the Eleventh Doctor has a whale of a time aboard Starship UK in The Beast Below. Along the way, we learn how a friend of Jim’s was scarred by the cliffhanger to Dragonfire part 1, appreciate the Third Doctor’s white t-shirt and slacks, and encounter possibly the worst Doctor Who guest actor we’ve seen yet. As always, if you’ve enjoyed this episode please share the love by leaving us a nice review on iTunes, dropping us an email or tweeting us to say hi - it always makes our day when we hear from listeners, so do get in touch.

The night before her wedding, new companion Amy Pond joins the brand new Eleventh Doctor in the future at Starship UK. They of course get into trouble and discover the horrifying secret to this ship’s engine! Colleen and Cheryl both speak whale extensively throughout the experience. Also discussed are children, democracy, Liz 10th, the Scottish, […]