Podcast appearances and mentions of will chandler

(00:00-6:48) Grey, dreary day in The Lou. Jackson still down on retractable roofs. Audio of Brooks Koepka talking about getting scolded by his coaches in preparation for the US Open. Putting stats. Tough go of it for Will Chandler.(6:57-14:49) Tony LaRussa gonna join us next week. Martin and Doug's Father's Day plans.(14:59-19:19) E-Mail of the DaySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In his weekly mailbag podcast, Post-Gazette Pirates insider Noah Hiles answers reader questions. Among them: What's preventing outfielder Oneil Cruz from becoming an elite MLB player? What role do analytics play in manager Derek Shelton's constantly shifting lineups? Which prospects beyond Bubba Chandler are worthy of promotions? Will Chandler bump Carmen Mlodzinski from the lineup whenever he reaches the big leagues? When could a potential change come with Ben Cherington in the GM role? When will we see more of Andrew McCutchen in the lineup? And is Jack Suwinski the new Cole Tucker?

An Oxide customer encountered a peculiar issue at the intersection of their Oxide network and their broader network. Bryan and Adam were joined by several members of the Oxide team who collaborated to investigate and--ultimately--solve the problem using a combination of tooling, intuition, and dark knowledge.In addition to Bryan Cantrill and Adam Leventhal, we were joined by Oxide colleagues, Levon Tarver, Alan Hanson, Will Chandler, and Trey Aspelund.Some of the topics we hit on, in the order that we hit them:PRs needed!If we got something wrong or missed something, please file a PR! Our next show will likely be on Monday at 5p Pacific Time on our Discord server; stay tuned to our Mastodon feeds for details, or subscribe to this calendar. We'd love to have you join us, as we always love to hear from new speakers!

Will Chandler shares insights from his rookie season on the PGA TOUR, discussing his journey to earning his TOUR card, the challenges of Monday qualifying, and the experience of playing alongside top players like Scottie Scheffler. Plus, Rob Bolton provides all the angles for this week's Mexico Open at VidantaWorld.

On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz are joined by PGA Tour rookie Will Chandler for an exclusive interview. The former Georgia Bulldog talks finishing T6 after Monday qualifying at the WM Phoenix Open, how a Sunday pairing with Scottie Scheffler has affected his confidence and his favorite money game matchups at Sea Island. --Shop The New Birdie Juice and SWAG Golf Collaboration Now!--Fanatics Sportsbook is the Official Sportsbook of Subpar and with Fanatics Sportsbook you earn FanCash back on each bet, win or lose. Unlock the world of Fanatics with Bonus Bets, Apparel, Collectibles and so much more. Must be 21+.Gambling Problem? Call 1-800 GAMBLER. ⁠⁠https://Joinfanatics.com/subpar⁠⁠--Thanks to our official sponsor Zone Nicotine Pouches.Warning: This product contains nicotine.  Nicotine is an additive chemical.  Underage sale prohibited.  Introducing Zone Nicotine Pouches - the perfect balance of unparalleled comfort - longer-lasting flavor - and nicotine that satisfies.  Whether you're zoning in for an important putt or zoning out after a tough day at work, Zone gets you there faster and keeps you there longer.  Available in seven flavors and in six and nine milligram strengths.  Find Zone at ⁠zonepouches.com⁠⁠ and retailers near you.  Own your zone with Zone Nicotine pouches. 

Not even a day after winning the Genesis Invitational Ludvig Åberg was back to winning ways at TGL! Åberg's "The Bay GC" won two matches and clinched a playoff spot in the TGL Tripleheader on Monday, giving the Swede an unprecedented three wins in just under two days. George Savaricas and Eamon Lynch react to his continued success and what was a banner day for the nascent stadium Golf league. Back on the PGA TOUR, our crew is up and running from the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld. Damon Hack anchors our reporting from Vidanta, and joins the show to dive into what players need to do well in order to compete for a win on this golf course. Looking ahead to the Ryder Cup, we catch up with Paul McGinley on how the European team is shaping up with all the success European players have had on TOUR so far this year. Does the cup winning player and captain think Team Europe has what it takes already to upset Team USA on home soil at Bethpage Black? Tune in to find out! Back over in Mexico, Will Chandler got his way into this week's PGA TOUR stop the old fashioned way: a Top-10 finish after getting into the WM Phoenix Open field via Monday Qualifying! Chandler calls into the show to chat about the special week he had in Phoenix, and what he'll have to do to ensure he keeps the positive momentum going. Paul McGinley (07:31) Will Chandler (14:32)

Massive week in golf as always, so much to talk about. We kick off the show, unfortunately, by Mark singing happy birthday to the Shark. Just what Greg would have wanted....an out of tune birthday song.However after that Mark plays some audio of Brandel Chamblee talking about the discussions between the PGA and Trump this week. Leads to a chat about what it might mean for a unified game, and with Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland just having returned from Saudi Arabia, and a media conference scheduled by GA at LIV Adelaide this Thursday .... is there news on the horizon ? It does seem as though there may be, and we discuss what it may be about - and what we hope it is about. We have no idea, so we're just speculating.Nick says that he has heard a rumour the Australian Open's Women's tournament will be held in Western Australia which he's excited about. He also mentions the the 'pace of play' policy coming in from the LPGA.More LIV chat - the night tournament in Riyadh had no spectators and was, according to Nick and Mark, arguably LIV's worst event - and they're about to swing into their best event, LIV Adelaide.Mark reads out the comments tour pro Marcus Fraser said on ABC Radio about the Australian Open.Changes coming to the Monday Qualifier structure in some tournaments ....are Nick and Mark happy about this? Mark talks us through the remarkable performance of Will Chandler, the Monday Qualifier who beat Scottie Scheffler by 6. We discuss some of the great Monday Qualifier stories. And this inspires Nick's Top 5.Wolfpacker Greg calls on the hotline with a question about governments and their support of other sports, but not golf to the extent he feels could be provided.Plenty of feedback today to run through and during feedback Nick gives his tip for the Aussie he reckons might go all the way at Torrey Pines. We're checking our Betr app as we speak to suss the odds.Then a voicemail comes in from Jon with a fun question for Nick and Mark.We've had movement on the disaster that is the PING global intro music...thanks to a couple of wolfpackers. Watch this space.And Marks masterclass is inspired by Thomas Detry after his great performance in Scottsdale at the weekend.We're coming from Titleist and Footjoy HQ, and we're here thanks to our great partners:The watchMynumbers app, play smarter and use your data. Download from the App Store or Google Play;PING will help you play your best. See your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;Golf Clearance Outlet, visit them online here to find your nearest store, they're all over the country;Betr, the fastest and easiest betting app in Australia.Southern Golf Club - now with their brand new Simulator Room including Trackman.And of course Titleist and Footjoy!Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see us on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What will The Maladjusted Misfits think when New York suffers from a blackout and Ross tries to tell Rachel that he likes her? Will Chandler's shenanigans as he gets stuck in an ATM vestibule with a model be creepy or funny or both?!The One to Follow Misfits on Facebook: The One Where We Talk about FriendsThe One to Visit Misfits on Instagram: The One Where We Talk about FriendsThe One to Email The Misfits: themaladjustedmisfits@gmail.com

First hour Will & Chandler talk NCAA allowing athlete's NIL and the new Tennessee football black jerseys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Final hour Will & Chandler talk NIL and NBA playoffs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Second hour Will & Chandler talk Tennessee black jerseys, NBA playoffs, and NIL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We finish out women's history month by discussing the first woman ever nominated for Best Director. Lina Wertmüller's Seven Beauties is a comedy from Italy about the Nazis; Will Claudia find it boring? Will Chandler be mad about having to read subtitles? Will Ezra pretentiously opine about obscure European film movements? Tune in to find out! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE on whatever platform you're listening on. Follow Honored to be Nominated on Instagram @htbn.podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/htbn/support

Our coverage of Women's History Month continues with Jane Campion's Oscar Award winning film The Piano. We discuss the film, Campion signature style, and how Anna Paquin became the second youngest Oscar winner ever. Will Chandler use the fact that this film is set in New Zealand to talk about Lord of the Rings? Be sure to SUBSCRIBE on whatever platform you're listening on. Follow Honored to be Nominated on Instagram @htbn.podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/htbn/support

We celebrate Women's History Month and Claudia's birthday by diving into Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird. Will Chandler and Ezra convince Claudia that this is a masterpiece? Will Chandler spend too long gushing over Saoirse Ronan? Will Ezra rage about actresses they like winning awards they don't deserve? Tune in to find out! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE on whatever platform you're listening on. Follow Honored to be Nominated on Instagram @htbn.podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/htbn/support

We take a break from our Black History Month mini-series to celebrate Chandler's birthday! And how else could we celebrate than by talking about the final film in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Did Claudia and Ezra enjoy this film more than the previous two? Will Chandler have thoughts about the theatrical versions vs. the extended editions? Tune in to find out! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE on whatever platform you're listening on. Follow Honored to be Nominated on Instagram @htbn.podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/htbn/support

First hour Will & Chandler recap Tennessee's win over Mizzou and preview the CFB Playoffs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Second hour Will & Chandler talk Tennessee's dominant win over Mizzou and Florida getting blown out in the Cotton Bowl.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Final hour Will & Chandler talk Tennessee's win over Missouri, and bowl season in CFB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Final hour Will & Chandler talk Tennessee transfers and best team, player, and coach of 2020.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Second hour Will & Chandler discuss who is better at their sports for their shared birthday today, Lebron or Tiger Woods.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First hour Will & Chandler discuss best team, player, and coach of 2020.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Final hour Will & Chandler discuss the potential building of a ballpark for the Tennessee Smokies in Old City.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Second hour Will & Chandler continue with biggest winners/losers of 2020.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First hour Will & Chandler discuss biggest winners/losers in 2020 and the Smokies' potential move to Old City.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Head coach Granger Shook is joined by quarterback J.D. Bonner and lineman Will Chandler as the trio reviews last week's second-round playoff victory over Slocomb and previews this week's quarterfinal matchup with undefeated Montgomery Academy

In this episode we join James and Beth as they review The Golden Child. A story about about a man who searches for missing children and finds himself in the middle of a battle for the soul of the world. Will Chandler find and rescue the Golden Child in time? You'll have to tune in and listen to find out!!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/TheNostalgiaGroup)

It's a new season and we've got a new format! Don't worry, we are still covering your two favorite shows, going off on weird tangents, and laughing at our own jokes. Are Ross and Rachel back together? Will Chandler win over Monica? Will Phoebe find out about her parents? Will Stella say yes? Is Barney okay after the bus accident? We've got some answers and possibly even more questions! Watch for new movie reviews on our Patreon page and send us your FRIEND OF THE DAY!

Episode 14 of the Around Chandler Podcast where we welcome new Vice-Mayor Terry Roe. Terry has been in the valley since he was a kid growing up in Gilbert, serving on the police force in Mesa and when it came time to pick a city to live in and raise his kids, he and his wife chose Chandler. We talk about why he made that decision, some of the biggest challenges facing the City going forward and how you can get involved and give back. I want to welcome :42 What was your childhood like and how have things changed Moved from Michigan Lived in Mesa and then Gilbert Gilbert High School class of 1977 Lindsey and Elliot owned acreage 2:19 What did you do after high school MCC Worked at photography services for Williams Air Force Base Ran a photo lab - 1-hour photo place No career in photofinishing Tested for Public Safety hired by Tempe Police but never took job Ended up going through the process with Mesa and went to work for them 4:33 What was the process like then to become a police officer? Written Exam Psych Exam Physical Exam Background checks 6:05 How long were you a police officer in Mesa There until 2007 Did a lot with family victims towards the end 7:06 When did you move to Chandler 30 years ago Chandler Ranch Kids went to Chandler Schools Son was in first year of Hamilton High 7:33 You grew up in Gilbert, Served in Mesa, why settle in Chandler Downturns in economies over years Chandler Schools were great Good value in Chandler 8:08 When was your first attempt at public office? 2010 Retired and decided wanted to get involved Fiscal hawk my whole life and concerned with government finance $75million on City Hall when the economy was bad was not the best use of cash reserves in a bad time. 9:32 What are your thoughts now on that City Hall Believe I was right at the time, but grand facility now Shouldn't be taking chances with finances 10:47 When you first ran a decade ago until now, what has been the biggest change in the City? Fortunately economy came roaring back Good news all the time Price Corridor is exploding Downtown growing 12:23 There is a lot of news about pension problems in Phoenix and other states. What is the current status of the Chandler pension system? We have a plan for our pensions Return on investments was not realistic for a long time Each city has its own plan and is involved with a Mesa and Chandler, and Chandler has a great plan for the changes going forward 14:28 What is the biggest issue Chandler is facing that needs to be addressed in the next few years? Build-out redevelopment Traffic becoming the biggest concern with all these new buildings 15:42 Are there solutions for the increased traffic that may be coming? We have planning boards working on the roads Roads have been being widened over the last couple of years Gilbert Rd/AZ Ave/ SE Chandler many road programs 17:17 We see a lot of driverless cars/Waymo. Will Chandler keep pushing this? Waymo is opening another facility in Mesa Will have driverless vehicles coming soon 18:42 Downtown Ocotillo, Downtown Chandler, Price Corridor, do you see any more hubs coming? Used to be a goal of every 4-corner being a hub Would like to see something in North or Uptown Chandler 20:12 What are plans for Uptown Chandler Turbo is a big new plant there Opportunities have empty lots Exciting opportunities Spike Lawrence helped develop Ocotillo, doing Site-6 west of city hall 21:48 Other Downtown activities Around Jack 'N Box City owns some land and another company owns a piece too Need someone to come up with a plan there Company that built Flix owns the other piece of land there 23:09 What is one thing that someone in Chandler should know about their City Council Mayor and Council made up of 7 people don't make all decisions Hire City Manager and others to help run city Hire good people with experience who help the city be run well Council is much like a board of directors 24:52 There are several boards that are run by citizens that advise the Mayor and Council on different topics Many areas people can be heard and serve They advise on their priorities and what they should be If you had a friend of relative coming to visit, what should they do? Chandler Museum by mall Basha Museum And after the museum what one place would you recommend going to for dinner? Contacts Roe for Chandler on Facebook Roe for Chandler on Twitter    

Joey's in a play, and that means we finally get to see how supportive--or not--the Friends are of him. Will Monica get points for how obsessive she is with her cleaning? Will Chandler get points for his relationship with Aurora? Should the writer of Freud! get all the points instead?  Let us know what you think on our social media below!  Also, in this episode we have a brand new intro with music by Jbf Music & Guitar on Youtube! We pre-recorded this episode, so we didn't get a chance to thank him in it, but we are so gratefu! Social:  https://www.facebook.com/worstfriendspod/ https://www.instagram.com/worstfriendspod/ https://twitter.com/whowastheworst Email: WorstFriendsPod@gmail.com    

John speaks with Will Chandler, huge fan of heavy metal for a nice in depth discussion over the origins of heavy metal, it's place and importance in music along with some hilarious personal stories of concerts. Even if you're not a fan of metal, this is a great episode that will help bring down any stigmas or misconceptions!

During Nate’s cognac-and-conversation evening with Will Chandler, who’s the first to lapse into stillness? And just what are the virtues of less words, more silence?

Fall term break at UC Santa Cruz finds Jane and Nate awfully happy together as they head for the madrone at Four Mile. Afterwards, Jane drives Nate’s MG north on the Pacific Coast Highway to her family’s home in Corte Madera, where they talk about their plan for a camping trip vacation to Yosemite. Their happiness seems to flow throughout the household, producing a quite unexpected conversation – and outcome – between Nate and Jane’s father, Will Chandler.

Distinguished panelists from across the country will contextualize the Museum's exhibition on 14th century tapestries. Dr. John Marciari is the Curator of European Art and the Head of Provenance Research at The San Diego Museum of Art. He is responsible for the planning and implementation of the iteration of The Invention of Glory at the Museum. Dr. Barbara von Barghahn is Professor of Art History at George Washington University in Washington D.C. Since receiving her Ph.D at New York University, Dr. von Barghahn has been a prolific writer, contributing texts to many important art historical publications and authoring multiple books, including Age of Gold, Age of Iron: Renaissance Spain and Symbols of Monarchy. Her talk is titled "Defining the Perfect Prince in an Age of Chivalry: Portugal's Moroccan Campaign and the Pastrana Tapestries." From Jan van Eyck's Ghent Altarpiece commemorating the 1415 conquest of Ceuta to Flemish tapestries that documented the 1471 taking of Tangier, this lecture will consider: "portraits of power" in the context of chivalric ideals; the imaging of triumph in the clash of arms; the palatine display of tapestries as a visual chronicle of a contemporary epic; and the fame accrued from Portuguese expeditions to North Africa which initiated an age of navigation and a transformation of the medieval world picture. Will Chandler is an Independent Curator and the owner of Chandler Art Consulting Services. A former Curator of Decorative Arts at SDMA, in the 1980s he directed the conservation of the Museum's early 18th Century "Pillage" tapestry from the "Second Art of War Series." His presentation will illustrate the circumstances and techniques that led to this tapestry's creation, its expressions of continuity with the Pastrana Tapestries and of the artistic changes that followed them, and the variety of ways in which it has been interpreted since its arrival in San Diego in 1926.

Distinguished panelists from across the country will contextualize the Museum's exhibition on 14th century tapestries. Dr. John Marciari is the Curator of European Art and the Head of Provenance Research at The San Diego Museum of Art. He is responsible for the planning and implementation of the iteration of The Invention of Glory at the Museum. Dr. Barbara von Barghahn is Professor of Art History at George Washington University in Washington D.C. Since receiving her Ph.D at New York University, Dr. von Barghahn has been a prolific writer, contributing texts to many important art historical publications and authoring multiple books, including Age of Gold, Age of Iron: Renaissance Spain and Symbols of Monarchy. Her talk is titled "Defining the Perfect Prince in an Age of Chivalry: Portugal's Moroccan Campaign and the Pastrana Tapestries." From Jan van Eyck's Ghent Altarpiece commemorating the 1415 conquest of Ceuta to Flemish tapestries that documented the 1471 taking of Tangier, this lecture will consider: "portraits of power" in the context of chivalric ideals; the imaging of triumph in the clash of arms; the palatine display of tapestries as a visual chronicle of a contemporary epic; and the fame accrued from Portuguese expeditions to North Africa which initiated an age of navigation and a transformation of the medieval world picture. Will Chandler is an Independent Curator and the owner of Chandler Art Consulting Services. A former Curator of Decorative Arts at SDMA, in the 1980s he directed the conservation of the Museum's early 18th Century "Pillage" tapestry from the "Second Art of War Series." His presentation will illustrate the circumstances and techniques that led to this tapestry's creation, its expressions of continuity with the Pastrana Tapestries and of the artistic changes that followed them, and the variety of ways in which it has been interpreted since its arrival in San Diego in 1926.

Distinguished panelists from across the country will contextualize the Museum's exhibition on 14th century tapestries. Dr. John Marciari is the Curator of European Art and the Head of Provenance Research at The San Diego Museum of Art. He is responsible for the planning and implementation of the iteration of The Invention of Glory at the Museum. Dr. Barbara von Barghahn is Professor of Art History at George Washington University in Washington D.C. Since receiving her Ph.D at New York University, Dr. von Barghahn has been a prolific writer, contributing texts to many important art historical publications and authoring multiple books, including Age of Gold, Age of Iron: Renaissance Spain and Symbols of Monarchy. Her talk is titled "Defining the Perfect Prince in an Age of Chivalry: Portugal's Moroccan Campaign and the Pastrana Tapestries." From Jan van Eyck's Ghent Altarpiece commemorating the 1415 conquest of Ceuta to Flemish tapestries that documented the 1471 taking of Tangier, this lecture will consider: "portraits of power" in the context of chivalric ideals; the imaging of triumph in the clash of arms; the palatine display of tapestries as a visual chronicle of a contemporary epic; and the fame accrued from Portuguese expeditions to North Africa which initiated an age of navigation and a transformation of the medieval world picture. Will Chandler is an Independent Curator and the owner of Chandler Art Consulting Services. A former Curator of Decorative Arts at SDMA, in the 1980s he directed the conservation of the Museum's early 18th Century "Pillage" tapestry from the "Second Art of War Series." His presentation will illustrate the circumstances and techniques that led to this tapestry's creation, its expressions of continuity with the Pastrana Tapestries and of the artistic changes that followed them, and the variety of ways in which it has been interpreted since its arrival in San Diego in 1926.

REPRINTED FROM WIKIPEDIA WITH THANKS AND RESPECT This story features a creature known as the , who is responsible for creating a time link between the year of 1984 and the events from the . must also face the villagers of Little Hodcombe, who have been influenced by the Malus, and save before she is burned as the ill-fated Queen of the May. [] Plot On 13 July , two forces came to the village of Little Hodcombe during the and destroyed each other. As the story begins, a group of are riding horses in the village of Little Hodcombe, with little regard to the villagers around them. Only it is not 1643, it is . A schoolteacher, Jane Hampden, is convinced that her fellow villagers, led by the town's leader, Sir George Hutchinson, have taken their re-enactment of a series of war games too far. Hutchinson attempts to assure her that the games are a harmless event, which are merely to celebrate the English Civil War. When Hampden asks him to stop the games, Hutchinson ignores her. Inside the TARDIS, the Doctor promises to take his companion, Tegan, to 1984 so she could spend some time with her grandfather, Andrew Verney. The Doctor sets the coordinates to Little Hodcombe, where Verney resides. However, the experiences some turbulence and arrives in what appears to be a structurally unstable church. The Doctor, Tegan and Turlough, while watching on the scanner, see a man in 17th Century clothing, fleeing from the church and the Doctor dashes out to help him. However, the man has now vanished. Tegan is convinced that they have landed in the wrong time zone. However, Turlough tells her that he had checked the TARDIS coordinates and they were in 1984. As the and his companions continue pursue the man, smoke starts to billow from a crack in the wall. Eventually, the three travellers are captured by Captain Joseph Willow and taken to Sir George Hutchinson. The Doctor and his companions are first brought before Hampden and Colonel Ben Woolsey, who apologizes for the poor treatment that they received. Hutchinson arrives and explains to the Doctor that the town is celebrating the anniversary of the Battle of Little Hodcombe and then he urges him to join the celebration. Tegan then explains that they have come to this village to see her grandfather, Andrew Verney. She is informed that her grandfather is missing, and runs outside the room, upset. The Doctor follows but loses her. Tegan, still upset, is crying when someone steals her purse. She tries to get it back and she runs into a barn where she finds the ghost of an old man. The Doctor returns to the church and meets a 17th Century peasant, Will Chandler, who emerges from a wall. He has been hidden in a and believes the year to be 1643. Turlough eventually rescues Tegan from the barn and they return to the TARDIS, where they see a sparkly projection on one of the walls. Meanwhile, the Doctor and Will investigate the church. Tegan and Turlough leave the TARDIS and they are re-captured. Turlough is locked in a building with Verney. Willow forces Tegan to change into a 17th century costume. He informs her that she is to become the Queen of the May. The Doctor and Will continue to investigate. Eventually they find a secret passage back to Ben Woolsey's living room under a slab marked with a picture of a creature that Will identifies as the Malus. Coming the other way through the passage, the Doctor and Will meet up with Hampden, who found the passage's other end by accident after being locked in Colonel Wolsey's office. They avoid Hutchinson, who has followed Jane down the passage, and the Doctor finds a small ball of metal. The Doctor identifies the metal as “tinclavic,” a metal “mined by the on the planet Raaga for the almost exclusive use of the people of Hakol,” a planet in the “star system Rifta,” where “psychic energy is a force to be harnessed.” Returning to the church, the Doctor and Hampden are astonished when a massive alien face pushes its way through the crack on the wall, roaring and spewing smoke. They manage to escape from the psychic projection of a cavalier, and head back to the house via the tunnel. The Doctor realises that the Malus in the church was discovered by Verney and Hutchinson. The latter tried to exploit the creature, but instead, the creature began to use him by organizing the war games. He deduces that the psychic energy released by the war games has fed the Malus. The Doctor and Jane again try to persuade Hutchinson to stop the games, as the final battle will be for real. He refuses and orders Woolsey to kill the Doctor. However, once Hutchinson leaves, Woolsey joins forces with the Doctor. The Queen of the May is taken in a horse-drawn cart towards the village green, where she is to be burned. When the cart arrives, Hutchinson suddenly noticed that the Queen is not Tegan, but a straw dummy that has been put in her place by Woolsey. Hutchinson becomes angry and he orders his men to kill Woolsey and the others. Will appears in the nick of time and uses a flame torch to cause a distraction, which allows the Doctor, Hampden, Woolsey and Tegan to escape and get back to the TARDIS. The Doctor locks the signal conversion unit on the frequency of the psychic energy feeding the Malus, hoping to be able to direct it. Willow and a trooper try in vain to break their way into the TARDIS, and Turlough and Verney knock them unconscious with lumps of masonry. The Doctor succeeds in blocking the energy, and the projection of the Malus in the TARDIS dies. The real Malus, in an act of desperation, attempts to drain as much psychic energy from the villagers as possible. He creates a corporeal projection of three roundheads who try to kill the Doctor, Woolsey, Tegan, Turlough, Hampden, Verney and Will. However, the dazed and confused trooper stumbles from the TARDIS and into the main church area, becomes surrounded by the roundheads, and they decapitate him then vanish. Hutchinson arrives and holds them all at gunpoint. When the Doctor tries to talk Hutchinson out of the thrall of the Malus, Willow attacks the group. In the scuffle, Will pushes Hutchinson into the mouth of the Malus, destroying the Malus's medium. Realizing it has failed, the Malus prepares to destroy itself and everything around it. Subsequently the church begins to collapse and the Doctor leads the others, including Willow, into the safety of the TARDIS. Inside the TARDIS, the Doctor's companions are surprised to see Will still among them. The Doctor explains that he must have been wrong in his assumption that Will was a psychic projection. He then says that the Malus must have created a temporal rift, which allowed Will to slip into the future. The Time Lord then says that he will take Will back to 1643. Tegan objects and ask the Doctor to allow her some time to visit her grandfather. The Doctor is initially disgruntled but he is persuaded to stay in Little Hodcombe for a while for a rest. [] Continuity No explanation is given for 's absence from this story. The Doctor mentions the Terileptils mining tinclavic on the planet Raaga. Eric Saward added this in the script to create a reference to his own story (1982). He had planned to write another story featuring the Terileptils, and wanted to make sure the audience remembered who they were. But as events worked out, Saward never wrote their planned return. This was the first story to feature alterations to the Fifth Doctor's costume. The Doctor wears a lighter-coloured frock coat, and a white "v-neck" cricketer's sweater with thick red and black piping around the "v" and the lower waist, as opposed to the costume he wore during the previous two seasons where the "v-neck" piping was thin and coloured red, white and black and there was no piping around the waist. The shirt is also altered with green lining on the collar and where the shirt is buttoned, instead of red. The Doctor disposed of his original costume in episode 2 of the previous story, Warriors of the Deep, in which he disguised himself in the uniform of a Sea Base 4 guard; it is possible he never retrieved his costume from the base before he left. The Fifth Doctor would wear the secondary version of his costume for the remainder of the season, save for most of (1984). The newly would also be seen wearing it during the first episode of his debut story, (1984). The encounters the other half of the Hakolian war machine that became the Malus in the novel . [] Production Serial details by episode EpisodeBroadcast dateRun timeViewership (in millions) "Part One" 19 January 1984 25:18 7.9 "Part Two" 20 January 1984 24:47 6.6 The working titles of this story were War Game and Poltergeist. Pringle had submitted this story in the mid-1970s to then-script editor as a four-part story entitled War Game. In the 1980s he resubmitted his story (as well as a different four-parter, The Darkness, possibly featuring the Daleks) to script editor . Realizing the story did not have enough impact for four episodes, it was later pared down to two, renamed Poltergeist and then finally The Awakening. The story featured extensive location shooting and studio work. Saward wanted to add a TARDIS sequence with Tegan and Kamelion, utilising the prop and played in chameleonic form by Peter Davison and Mark Strickson. However, this scene was cut from the transmitted episode for timing reasons. The recovery of an early edit of episode one on video (in the personal archive of late producer John Nathan Turner) means that this element, previously thought lost, may now be included on a release of the serial. A small part of the scene has appeared in the documentary Kamelion: Metal Man which featured on the DVD release of . The master tape for Part One was found to have some scratch damage when the 1984 compilation version was being mastered, no protection copy was made at that time so the original tx master continued to deteriorate, the tape was checked in the early 90's and the scratch damage found to be far more intrusive than it had been in 84, fortunately the original film sequences were kept and using these, the compilation copy and the reprise from part 2, in 1997 the were able to make a repaired master copy. This was used for the VHS release. The episode will probably have to be restored from scratch when, at some point, it is mastered for DVD. This was officially the final story of the series to consist of two 25-minute episodes. All two parters since then have been 45 minutes long per episode, including most of season 22 and several stories of the revived series. , the concluding segment of , is numbered on screen as Parts Thirteen and Fourteen of the latter title; furthermore, they share the same BBC production code, 7C, with the preceding four-part story arc, , even though they have their own separate novelisation and feature compilation. The production designer for this story, Barry Newbery, had worked on Doctor Who intermittently ever since its very first story. After completing "Awakening", Newbery took early retirement from the BBC, making this story his last professional effort. John Nathan-Turner liked the character of Will Chandler a great deal and seriously considered keeping him on as a companion. However, it was eventually concluded that Chandler's child-like character would quickly wear thin and lacked any clear path of development, so Nathan-Turner dropped the idea. [] In print book The Awakening Series Release number 95 Writer Publisher Cover artist ISBN Release date 13 June 1985 A novelisation of this serial, written by , was published by in February 1985. [] Broadcast and VHS release The story was repeated on BBC One in July 1984 as a 46min compilation (20/07/84) at 6.50pm. This story was released on a double set with in March 1997. It will be released in a box set named Earth Story along with on 20th June 2011. [] References From the series overview, in issue 407 (pp26-29). , which counts the unbroadcast serial , lists this as story number 132. DVD follow The Discontinuity Guide numbering system. Shaun Lyon et al. (2007-03-31). . Outpost Gallifrey. Archived from on 2008-07-31. Retrieved 2008-08-30. . Doctor Who Reference Guide. Retrieved 2008-08-30. Sullivan, Shannon (2007-08-07). . A Brief History of Time Travel. Retrieved 2008-08-30. [] External links at at at the on channel [] Reviews reviews at reviews at [] Target novelisation