S1 E13: 'Parting of the Ways'
Kelly Lynne returns to join Riley and Chan as they watch the 9th Doctor one last time.
S10 E5: 'Oxygen'
enMay 17, 2017
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About this Episode
Chan and Riley take a deep breath of 'Oxygen' as their trip through series 10 continues. Journey into space and a progressive series of Peter Capaldi Doctor speeches, discuss the nature of online pun competitions and really get under Nardole's skin. No for real is he a robot or what? Let us know your thoughts on Facebook or @regeneratespod and make sure not to use up your Average Breaths.
Recent Episodes from Regenerates: A Doctor Who Podcast
S1 E12: 'Bad Wolf'
Riley and Chan are joined by guest Kelly Lynne for the beginning of the end of the 9th Doctor. We learn why he's Kelly's favorite Doctor, talk about the way his departure re-established the new series' themes of change. We discuss how well blatant pop culture uses hold up, or don't. Let us know how you feel about Eccleston's early departure on our Twitter and Facebook.
S1 E11: 'Boom Town'
Riley and Chan arrive in Cardiff too late for the Doctor Who experience but just in time to join the Doctor, Rose, Jack, and Mickey as they stop a farting alien from surfing to freedom on a rift propelled-- you know what now that I'm writing it out I see what you mean.
S1 E9/10 'The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances'
Riley and Chan are joined by companion Katelyn Hempstead to re-discuss the Empty Child two parter! Learn about Riley's nemesis from LBCC and of course be reminded that bananas are good! You can check out Katelyn on her own podcast, Lizard People! Are you my mummy?
S1 E8: 'Father's Day'
Chan and Riley take a trip back into Chan's daddy issues issues with 'Father's Day.' Heat up those TARDIS keys and sit back as Jackie Tyler tells us conflicting bedtime stories and we debate the inherent terror (or lack therein) of CGI Gargoyle/Predator monsters.
S1 E7: 'The Long Game'
Riley and Chan land in the year 200,000 to visit with Simon Pegg and some brainy newscasters. Come on up with us to Floor 500 where the podcast is lined with gold as we talk about ethics in space journalism.
S1 E6: 'Dalek'
Chan and Riley come face to face with the Doctor's most frequent adversary. They discuss the impact of experiencing the evil pepper shakers at various points in your timeline, for the first time or after a long break. Hide your ducks (it'll make sense) and head down into the cage for 'Dalek.' Let us know about your first Dalek experience on our Twitter and Facebook pages!
S1 E4+5: 'Aliens of London/World War III'
Chan and Riley discover that they're only really against the farts in this two parter and the rest is pretty okay. Riley fantasizes about a life filled with pinball and makes a disturbing realization about her college years. Hit us up @regeneratespod and let us know if there's any British treats you'd sneak into your luggage to enjoy in America.
Logo illustrations by MoonlightKO. https://www.fiverr.com/moonlightko
Music by Eric Seall. https://www.fiverr.com/officialaceaura
S1 E3: 'The Unquiet Dead'
Riley and Chan travel back in time and say hey to Charles Dickens. Riley chats about her fan art collection and the Curse of the Fatal Death. Send us pictures of your favorite Whovian fan art on twitter @RegeneratesPod.
Logo illustrations by MoonlightKO.
Music by Eric Seall.
S1 E2: 'The End of the World'
Things are a bit Timey Wimey and Chan and Riley discuss the second episode of the first series of the Doctor Who reboot, recorded before the new Doctor was announced but released after, making it the perfect closed loops. Listen to Chan's mistrust of spiders and Riley's concerns about the malicious streak of the Doctor that often ends in people getting deaded, in ways that seem intentional.