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Meesterlijke nieuwe roman van Jan van Aken vol intriges in het naoorlogse Constantinopel. Uitgegeven door Querido Spreker: Jeroen van Kan

This Thelema, NOW!  episode features a conversation between Harper and Larry Roberts. Larry is the heart of Miskatonic Books. Miskatonic is an online store encompassing everything between esoteric and occult books and dark fantasy, classic horror and supernatural fiction. Larry and Debra, his wife, and their kids have been in the bookselling business for 30 years and have been publishing titles in various genres for 21 years. In 2009, Miskatonic won the Bram Stoker Award for Excellence in Specialty Press Publishing. Larry puts out an appetizer on Facebook every morning to lure our credit cards from the depths of our pockets into the light of day. On any given day, you might find offerings from Scarlet Imprint, Three Hands Press, Xoanon, Ouroboros Press, Teitan Press, Aeon Sophia Press, Nephilim Press, IXAXAAR… In short, Larry has his fingers in the only pie that all occultists can agree upon: BOOKS. He's also a fascinating person with a deep spiritual practice and a great interviewee! Please join Harper and Larry as they discuss what it's like to be the High Priest of Miskatonic!  

Sfinga leads us through an exploration of toad witches and the toad bone rite, horse jading, East Anglian self-initiations into witchcraft, and the Society of the Horseman's Grip and Word. Key wrestles with his past Chumbley phase, Salt delights us with his accents, and Sfinga manages to bring it all back to dragons once again. Support us on patreon.com/TheFrightfulHowls and follow us at twitter.com/FrightfulHowls.

  Times have changed. A choice was made and the universe diverged. And now all of history is at war. One man stands at the centre of it all. But whose side is he on? Is he with the angels? Or the demons? And does anyone even know which is which? He was a Doctor once, but now he is Doctor no more. He is the Warrior. The Doctor of War. Who Am I? by Nigel Fairs The Tesh and the Sevateem are at war, obeying the orders of their God Xoanon. But they cannot know their battle has a higher purpose, one led by the Time Lord responsible for Xoanon's condition. A Time Lord called... the Master. Time Killers by Lizzie Hopley Arriving on Marinus in search of a temporal weapon, the Warrior and the Master are confronted by a place where time literally is money. As the Master finds himself in changed circumstances, the Warrior finds himself with a deadly decision to make. The Key To Key To Time by Tim Foley As battle continues to rage across the history of the cosmos, the White Guardian opts to provide the Warrior with a way out... located at the end of a dangerous quest, with an even more dangerous companion. But can a Time War ever truly end?

This lecture focuses on Xoanon, the Doctor's adversary in this episode, a computer named after the primary idol of the pre-Christian Goths that appears to suffer from Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

It's New Year's Day 1977 and 11-year-old Ben is still missing Sarah Jane Smith. The Deadly Assassin disappointed by bringing back an unrecognizable Master. Perhaps Sarah would return in this new story. This is a flashback Metebelis 2 Podcast on "The Face of Evil!" Intro music is from David Soul's 1977 number 1 single on the UK charts, "Don't Give Up on Us". Closing music is "The Interior of Xoanon" by Dick Mills of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

We are returned! We are here! And on this episode of 'Terminus', I discuss Leela of the Sevateem's debut story 'The Face of Evil'. All as a continuation, of course, of my ongoing 'Bigger on the Inside' series about some of my favorite companion's first stories. This one is especially happy-making and sentimental for me, by the way, as Leela was actually my very first companion back in the day when I was young. Also on this episode, you'll find some belated recommendations of Spooky Doctor Who stories from both the new and classic series for Halloween fun (I'd honestly hoped to have this out by Halloween, natch, but sadly it was not to be!), excitement about Dalek-related potential social gatherings, musings on the mysterious Janice Thorn, a bit of scratchy sore throat on my end, the Doctor as a Mountain Man, a manipulative and schizophrenic AI playing psychological games, hoarding tests FTW, and quite a bit of a meditation on eugenics. This is probably the longest episode I've ever done, as I just found I had SO MUCH to talk about, so remember that the time stamps below are your friend to help you navigate through everything to make things easier for you. Still, I hope you all will join me for my review and episode discussion. And, as always, glad to have you all aboard. Enjoy the ride!   Episode 22 – Bigger on the Inside: The Face of Evil: Edge of Sevateem   Table of Contents: 0:00:00 - Opening and Welcome 0:03:25 - Spooky Doctor Who Stories for Halloween Fun Times 0:12:08 - Happy Fandom Time 0:21:52 - Discussion of "The Face of Evil": Intro, General Thoughts, & Episode One 0:50:48 - Discussion of "The Face of Evil": Episode Two 1:06:29 - Discussion of "The Face of Evil": Episode Three 1:22:13 - Discussion of "The Face of Evil": Episode Four & Wrap-Up 1:40:33 - Coming Soon on the Next Episode! (Plus Goodbye, Thanks, and Outro!)     Links: + Email: terminusdwpodcast@gmail.com + Terminus on Stitcher + Terminus on iTunes + Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/terminusdwpodcast/ (the social group) or Like Us at: https://www.facebook.com/TerminusDWPodcast + Twitter: https://twitter.com/TerminusCast + Tumblr: http://terminusdwpodcast.tumblr.com + Terminus Amazon Online Store + Music Theme:  'Violin Doctor Who Theme' by ViolinistBAKA (on YouTube) + Earth Station One Network   Fun Links Related to the Show: + "Power of the Daleks" in US Cinemas! + NYCC (New York Comic Con) Doctor Who Panel + NYCC Doctor Who Christmas Teaser Trailer + Justin Chatwin Heroic Character Pic from Christmas Special (Spoiler?) + NYCC Official Class Trailer + NYCC Official Class Trailer #2 + NYCC Class Panel Video + The Mary Sue Round-up of NYCC Doctor Who & Class News + NYCC 'Tales From the TARDIS' Panel Video (with Matt Smith, Alex Kingston, & Jenna Coleman) + Moffat Promises Classic Doctor Who Writer For New Season! + Teardrop Explodes - 'Like Leila Khaled Said' (vid on YouTube) + 'Pygmalion' Book on Amazon US + 'My Fair Lady' DVD on Amazon US + 'Sapphire & Steel' Complete Series on DVD on Amazon US + 'Blake's 7' Complete DVD on Amazon US   BE SURE TO CHECK THE TERMINUS AMAZON A-STORE FOR WHERE TO BUY OTHER THINGS MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE!   Notes: Opening audio clips from the Fifth Doctor serial 'Terminus' and the Tenth Doctor serial 'The Shakespeare Code', copyright BBC. The female robot voice was from '2nd Speech Center' text-to-voice software. 'Doctor Who' theme was by ViolinistBAKA, link provided above.    

"Well now, it seems I have been here before." You have: Planet of Evil. Well... only up to a point. Sure the red-outlined empty creatures from the id are here again but this time they have Tom Baker's distinctive fizzog. As does the local equivalent of Mount Rushmore (although the DVD cover features someone else entirely, for some reason...). And cheap terrifying invisible monsters are causing a rumble in the jungle again, but this time they're accompanied by sultry space savage turned stowaway, a shape-throwing shaman whose hat fits like a glove, a chieftain who's just been Tango'd, and the campest IT support team ever seen. Throw in a computer with more voices than Rob Culshaw and you have one of the most bonkers bouillabaisses of the Baker era. Martin reveals he's a Horda hoarder and Jim displays a positively Luddite awareness of current technological thinking, but do they like The Face of Evil? Or do they turn their own, even more reviled countenances away in disgust? Listen to find out...

This week we cover story #89, The Face of Evil!  The Doctor comes face-to-face with his past self -- and his past mistakes -- and must repair the damage he's done to the Sevateem and the Tesh, and their deity Xoanon! QotW: What was your least favorite Sarah Jane storyline on Doctor Who? Charlie's Variety Segment/Listener Mailbag Discussion of "The Face of Evil" (David 8.5, Trevor 8, Charlie 8.5) Connor's Corner Big Finish Audio Adventure: Early Adventures -- The Isos Network (David 8.25, Trevor 8.25, Charlie 8.5) Hosts: Trevor  @WhovianTrev    Trevsplace Charlie  @insanityinchaos    The Infinite Longbox    The Comic Conspiracy David http://www.davidsafar.com/    @gwythinn    MaroonedWhovian Join us next week for our review of Doctor Who story #90, The Robots of Death! You can rent the DVD from Netflix, or buy the DVD from Amazon.com, BarnesAndNoble.com, the WB Shop, the BBC Doctor Who Shop, or many other fine retailers.

The Fourth Doctor, traveling alone in the TARDIS, arrives on a mysterious jungle planet. He soon encounters Leela, a savage from the local tribe, who denounces him as the Evil One of fable amongst her people. She has been exiled from her tribe, the Sevateem, for profaning their god, the mysterious , which speaks to them through the tribe's , Neeva. Her father, tribal elder Sole, tried to intervene to protect her but died when taking the Test of the Horda on her behalf. Now Leela is an outcast beyond the invisible barrier around her tribal home. Neeva, meanwhile, has sent two men to murder her, an action witnessed by Leela's friend Tomas, who kills one of the men as Leela dispatches the other. In the jungle beyond that she encounters the Doctor soon wins her over by defending her from invisible monsters that rampage about, attracted by vibration of any kind. Exploring further, the Doctor finds a sophisticated sonic disruptor which creates the forcefield that keeps the creatures from attacking the village itself. Leela regales him with more folklore of her people: the god Xoanon is kept prisoner by the Evil One and his followers, the Tesh, beyond a strange black wall. The Sevateem have meanwhile decided to launch an attack on the domain of the Tesh to free their god. They are led by the combative Andor, who is determined to free his god, and also believes that an attack will unite the people. Andor suspects Neeva of being a false prophet, and Tomas tells him of Neeva's assassination attempt against Leela. Still, Andor believes the attack will succeed and is prepared to go ahead. Two warriors are scouring the jungle when they find the Doctor, and they too call him the Evil One, making a protective hand gesture which the Doctor interprets as the sequence for checking the seals on a Starfall Seven spacesuit. The warriors seize the Doctor, but not Leela, and take him to the village council, where his face is shown to all the tribe. Andor is convinced the prisoner is the Evil One, and has him confined. However, Leela manages to free him by using poisonous Janis thorns, which paralyze, then kill the victim. The Doctor is horrified by this and instructs her "No more Janis thorns, Ever". The pair flee the village and head to a clearing beyond, in which the Doctor is greeted with a stunning sight: carved into a mountain nearby is an impression of his own face. The Doctor cannot recall clearly why his face is depicted so, and persuades Leela to return to the village to find out more, despite the death sentence upon them. They return to Neeva's holy tent and the Doctor inspects the ancient tribal relics, recognising them as artifacts from an Earth survey expedition. He also finds a transceiver used by Neeva to hear the commands of Xoanon. It speaks with the Doctor's own voice, conveying exhilaration on hearing the Doctor that "At least we are here. At last I shall be free of us." They then head off to inspect the dark Wall that stands at the entrance to the realm of the Evil One. The Doctor deduces it is a primitive time barrier, and is convinced the Sevateem warriors will be massacred if they attack the fortress of their enemy, the Tesh. From a distance they see the massacre unfold, as laser beams cut down warriors armed only with crossbows and other basic tribal weapons. Half the tribe is lost in the assault and one of the elders, the devious Calib, is first back at the camp where he finds the Doctor and Leela. He is evidently intent on using the Doctor to break Neeva's hold on the tribe by exposing the faith in Xoanon as misplaced mythology. Leela's friend Tomas also arrives, and is appalled to find Calib has stabbed Leela with a Janis thorn to prevent her exposing his schemes. The Doctor gets Tomas to help him move Leela to Neeva's tent, where he uses a bio-analyzer to synthesise an antidote to the poison. When the surviving warriors return, the Doctor, Leela and Tomas are invited to address the tribal elders in defence of their lives. Leela makes matters worse when she accuses Xoanon of causing the trap at the Wall. Calib intervenes to suggest the Doctor is not the Evil One, and this can be proven by getting him to take the fabled Test of the Horda. In the centre of the village is a pit full of Horda, two-foot-long worms which hunt in packs and react to the movements of their prey. They are reputed to strip flesh from a man in an instant. The Sevateem evolved the Test of the Horda as a measure of justice and bravery. It involves suspension on a rope above the pit, and accused characters are gradually lowered into the pit by means of a rope. The Doctor is given a which has to be fired at the exact moment to sever the rope without causing him to fall into the pit – which is, of course, the fate of the guilty. The Doctor succeeds, and is therefore presumed to be a non-malign influence and freed. He proceeds to examine some relics of the tribe and repairs a disruptor gun. He also tells some of the tribe that the Sevateem are the descendants of a “survey team” which left a Starfall Seven Earth colony ship. The Doctor and Leela then go to examine the face in the mountain, and they climb into the face by scaling the Doctor's teeth. Neeva returns to his tent, where the voice of Xoanon tells him that the tribe will be destroyed, and the mysterious being then causes the sonic disruptor to shut down, leaving the village open to attack from the invisible beings. These descend on the village, killing indiscriminately, including crushing Andor to death. Tomas uses the disruptor gun built by the Doctor to expose the true appearance of the invisible beings: they are ferocious, angry depictions of the Doctor's own face as shown in the picture. Leela and the Doctor notice a figure in a space suit in the “mouth” entrance and follow it through a projection of a wall. Beyond this barrier is a rocket, which the Doctor recalls as belonging to the Mordee Expedition, his memory of events earlier in his regeneration now returning. Xoanon has detected the Doctor nearby, and when he reaches the ship the god-creature is both ecstatic that "We are here” while also manically pledging that "We must destroy us." The Doctor and Leela now meet three representatives of the Tesh, who serve and worship Xoanon. They are human too, but technologically advanced and possessing telepathic abilities. The Doctor deduces both Sevateem and Tesh are descendants of the same crew from the Mordee Expedition, with the Tesh (or technicians) involved in the same deadly exercise as the Sevateem (or survey team). The invisible creatures that attacked the Sevateem are also part of the same deranged scheme: Xoanon is a highly sophisticated computer, designed to think independently. The Doctor had once repaired Xoanon but forgot to wipe his personality print from the data core, leaving the computer with a split personality. The Doctor and Leela are soon imprisoned but evade their captors and find the remote communications device used to communicate with Neeva. The Doctor, speaking as Xoanon, instructs Neeva to tell Calib, who is now tribal leader, to lead the Sevateem survivors through the mouth of the carved face in the mountain. Calib accepts this instruction and leads them into the safety of the mouth, where the invisible beings can no longer threaten the tribe. With Leela keeping guard and holding the Tesh at bay with a disruptor gun, the Doctor ventures into the computer room of the ship to confront Xoanon. He blames himself for creating the maddened split personality of the computer and now attempts to persuade it to shut down. When Xoanon refuses it channels a vicious mental assault at the Doctor, causing him to collapse. As the Doctor writhes on the floor, Xoanon booms: "Who am I?" Leela rescues the Doctor from the mental assault, and as he recovers he warns her of Xoanon's power. Moments later they realise the computer has electrified the walls to try to kill them, and the Tesh become more purposeful in tracking them down within the spaceship. The Tesh also come under attack from Calib, Tomas and the survivors of the Sevateem, who now reach the spaceship too. This diverts the Tesh while the Doctor and Leela return to the computer room, where Xoanon briefly takes control of Leela's mind. Most of the Sevateem come under the telepathic control of the computer too. The Tesh and Sevateem soon converge on the computer room too and interrupt the Doctor as he tries to repair Xoanon, realising the computer has now triggered the countdown to an atomic explosion. Elsewhere in the ship Neeva is alone but crazed, his faith in Xoanon shattered. The shaman uses the disruptor gun against one of the images of Xoanon/the Doctor projected through a wall. The ensuing blast kills Neeva but also interrupts Xoanon's control of its subjects, allowing the Doctor to resume and complete his repairs. Xoanon's circuits explode, knocking the Doctor out. Two days later the Doctor wakes up to find himself aboard the spaceship in the care of Leela. She explains Xoanon has been quiet and he interprets this as success for his extraction experiment. They visit the computer room and find Xoanon's identity and sanity restored. The computer confirms it was running a eugenics experiment and thanks the Doctor for his repair work. The Doctor then contacts the survivors of the Tesh and Sevateem and tells them Xoanon is now cured and able to support their new society. He then heads off to the TARDIS followed by Leela. She insists she join him on his travels, and when he refuses she jumps into the TARDIS with him and starts the dematerialisation process. [] Continuity The story does not explicitly explain when the repaired the Starfall Seven's computer. The novelisation suggests that the earlier visit to the planet of the Sevateem took place during the story , in the moment when sees him begin to leave in the but calls for him to stay. [] Production Serial details by episode EpisodeBroadcast dateRun timeViewership (in millions) "Part One" 1 January 1977 24:58 10.7 "Part Two" 8 January 1977 24:58 11.1 "Part Three" 15 January 1977 24:40 11.3 "Part Four" 22 January 1977 24:46 11.7 Working titles for this story included The Day God Went Mad. [] Cast notes See also: The actors credited as Xoanon do not appear onscreen; only their voices were used. Features guest appearances by Pamela Salem (voice only) and Leslie Schofield. later played Generalleutnant Tendexter in the audio play . [] In print A novelisation of this serial, written by , was published by in January 1978. book Doctor Who and the Face of Evil Series Release number 25 Writer Publisher Cover artist ISBN Release date 19 January 1978 Preceded by ' Followed by ' [] DVD & VHS release This story was released on in May 1999 The story was released on on 5 March 2012 [] References 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 Fan reviews reviews at reviews at Target novelisation reviews at []

Erstmals gibt es zum schnuppern eine komplette Ausgabe des "Timescoop" in Farbe und als praktisches Ebook PDF! Die Clubzeitschrift des deutschen Doctor Who-Fanclubs "Worshippers of Xoanon" zeigt deutlich wie lebendig das Thema Doctor Who inzwischen im deutschsprachigen Raum ist und stellt so ein gutes Stück Clubaktivität als PDF-Datei. Ihr könnt den Timescoop einfach am PC, Mac, dem iPad oder vielem Smartphones lesen oder ganz einfach Ausdrucken. Worshippers of Xoanon Mitglieder erhalten die aktuellen Ausgaben in gedruckter Form mit der Post zugeschickt. Die aktiven unter unseren ca. 60 Mitgliedern stellen aber auch sonst noch einiges auf die Beine: Public Whoings, Stammtische, Fantreffen und natürlich den Whocast. Wenn Ihr dabei sein wollt - Infos über den Club gibt's unter info@doctorwho-deutschland.de. Viel Spaß, beim lesen des Timescoop wir freuen uns schon jetzt auf euer Feedback!

Erstmals gibt es zum schnuppern eine komplette Ausgabe des "Timescoop" in Farbe und als praktisches Ebook PDF! Die Clubzeitschrift des deutschen Doctor Who-Fanclubs "Worshippers of Xoanon" zeigt deutlich wie lebendig das Thema Doctor Who inzwischen im deutschsprachigen Raum ist und stellt so ein gutes Stück Clubaktivität als PDF-Datei. Ihr könnt den Timescoop einfach am PC, Mac, dem iPad oder vielem Smartphones lesen oder ganz einfach Ausdrucken. Worshippers of Xoanon Mitglieder erhalten die aktuellen Ausgaben in gedruckter Form mit der Post zugeschickt. Die aktiven unter unseren ca. 60 Mitgliedern stellen aber auch sonst noch einiges auf die Beine: Public Whoings, Stammtische, Fantreffen und natürlich den Whocast. Wenn Ihr dabei sein wollt - Infos über den Club gibt's unter info@doctorwho-deutschland.de. Viel Spaß, beim lesen des Timescoop wir freuen uns schon jetzt auf euer Feedback!

Der letzte Whocast im zweistelligen Bereich sollte eigentlich wieder ein kurzer werden... Thematisch kommen wir dann von ein paar News zur dritten Staffel von Torchwood zur Besprechung des zweiten Public Whoings und dem damit verbundenen Fanclubtreffen des deutschen Doctor Who Fanclubs - den Worshippers of Xoanon. Die anschließenden Hörerbriefe (vor allem einer davon)lassen den Cast dann aber doch wieder etwas länger werden. Wie der Titel schon sagt dreht es sich dabei vor allem um den zehnten Doctor. Wer also von dem Thema genug haben sollte: Nach dem ersten Hörerbrief abschalten...

Der letzte Whocast im zweistelligen Bereich sollte eigentlich wieder ein kurzer werden... Thematisch kommen wir dann von ein paar News zur dritten Staffel von Torchwood zur Besprechung des zweiten Public Whoings und dem damit verbundenen Fanclubtreffen des deutschen Doctor Who Fanclubs - den Worshippers of Xoanon. Die anschließenden Hörerbriefe (vor allem einer davon)lassen den Cast dann aber doch wieder etwas länger werden. Wie der Titel schon sagt dreht es sich dabei vor allem um den zehnten Doctor. Wer also von dem Thema genug haben sollte: Nach dem ersten Hörerbrief abschalten...