doctor who magazine

It's been an institution for Doctor Who fans for over 40 years and is approaching it's 600th issue and now, the legendary publication is being steered by new hands and we chat to the man himself - Jason Quinn, editor of Doctor Who Magazine!

In this exclusive chat, we talk about the equivalent of a bumper issue's worth of content including...

• how Jason almost didn't take the editor role
• the influx of content that they now have
• working with RTD
• the recent specials
• DWMs 600th issue
• Doctor Who capturing childhood fears
• reading scripts for Ncuti's episodes
• the forthcoming episode that could be very special indeed
• regenerations and bi-generations
• polls and ranking Doctors and episodes and why that's not that great
• similarities between Doctor Who and K-Drama's
• Colin Baker and how great he is

Plus we play the Grand Serpents Asteroid game with Jason...

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Who Corner to Corner: Great guests and 100% positive Doctor Who chat!

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It's been an institution for Doctor Who fans for over 40 years and is approaching it's 600th issue and now, the legendary publication is being steered by new hands and we chat to the man himself - Jason Quinn, editor of Doctor Who Magazine!

In this exclusive chat, we talk about the equivalent of a bumper issue's worth of content including...

• how Jason almost didn't take the editor role
• the influx of content that they now have
• working with RTD
• the recent specials
• DWMs 600th issue
• Doctor Who capturing childhood fears
• reading scripts for Ncuti's episodes
• the forthcoming episode that could be very special indeed
• regenerations and bi-generations
• polls and ranking Doctors and episodes and why that's not that great
• similarities between Doctor Who and K-Drama's
• Colin Baker and how great he is

In this extended cut we also talk about Tales of the TARDIS, the difficulties of making the show itself due to it's wide open creative options, an unexpected bonus for the magazine courtesy of Ncuti's costumes and more...

Plus we play the Grand Serpents Asteroid game with Jason...

• Subscribe to Who Corner to Corner on your podcast app to make sure you don't miss an episode!
• Now available to watch on YouTube!
• Join the Doctor Who chat with us and other fans on Twitter and Facebook!
• Visit the Who Corner to Corner website and see our back catalogue of episodes!
• Enjoying what we do? Consider joining our Explorers Subscription plan for more content!

Who Corner to Corner: Great guests and 100% positive Doctor Who chat!

With Jack still passed out in his delta wave augmenter,  Dylan is joined by Mark from 'On The Timelash' to look at an epic run of eighth Doctor, Fey and Izzy comic strips. First up is 'The Final Chapter'  by Alan Barnes, with art from Martin Geraghty and Robin Smith. Then Nick Briggs is temporarily the Doctor in 'Wormwood' by Scott Gray with art from Martin Geraghty & Sean Longcroft.

If you haven't heard of 'On the Timelash' (shame on you!), you can listen to them at https://onthetimelash.wordpress.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

It's Doctor Who's 57th anniversary, which means it's time for multi Doctor stories galore.  To mark the occasion Dylan and Jack take a listen to 'Out of Time 1' by Matt Fitton.  Which sees the  fourth and tenth Doctors unite against the Daleks. They also take look at DWM comic 'Emperor of the Daleks!' written by Paul Cornell with art by Lee Sullivan, which sees the sixth and seventh Doctors cross paths. 

In this episode Dylan and Jack look at the fifth Doctor comic strips 'Lunar Lagoon' and 'Four Dimensional Vistas' written by Steve Parkhouse and drawn by Mick Austin. As well as well as listening to Big Finish audio 'Psychodrome' by Jonathan Morris. 

They also answer the burning questions of fandom.
Who is Nanny Who? 
When did the Doctor learn to swim? 
What is the vegetarian agenda?