katy manning

In this episode Dylan is joined by Ryan McGivern to talk through a variety if Doctor Who spin offs. First its DWM comic strip 'Final Genesis' featuring the 7th Doctor, Ace and Benny written Warwick Gray and illustrated by Colin Andrew. Then they take a look at the 1997 video game 'Destiny of the Doctors' starring Anthony Ainley. Their final adventure is the Iris Wildthym story 'The Panda Invasion' starring Katy Manning and written by Mark Magrs.  All while answering these burning questions: 

What’s Jon Pertwee's beef with Australian actors?  

What did Dylan's nan think of Tom bakers autobiography? 

Is there such a thing as a spin off too far?  

This week, we take a deep dive and submerge ourselves in the 1972 Third Doctor classic The Sea Devils!

Hyped up by the forthcoming Legend of the Sea Devils, we decided to go back to where it all started and check out the Third Doctor and Jo Grant in this devilish adventure.

What did we think of it and are we still hyped for the forthcoming episode? 

Take a listen to find out!

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In a very special seasonal episode, Ben and Mark welcome writer and director Joy Wilkinson to the podcast to discuss writing The Witchfinders, the mechanics of the S11 writer's room, British history and folklore as well as her own love of The Daemons. 

What other stories from S11 did Joy want to write? Was the Doctor's gender the impetus or a happy accident? What the hell is going on with the Bury Man? We chat all this and more. 

ALSO: Dick Strawbridge shoots heroin, a fiendish new round of Degsey's Ding-Dong Ping-Pong and that most British of malevolent forces - mud. 

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