Staggering Commentary 101: Doctor Who - The Five Doctors
Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 10:17 am
Preempting our scheduled commentary due to British celebratory statute:
Can we talk over anniversary Doctor Who for you? If yes, then the Staggering Stories Audio Commentary #101: Doctor Who - The Five Doctors is now available!
The Doctor is plucking at the harp strings, the Doctor is playing with his Galactic Glitter, the Doctor is taking Rassilon's tower from above, the Doctor is trapped in some film offcuts and the Doctor is a fake. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy Doctor Who's Twentieth Anniversary Special - The Five Doctors…
Warning: This commentary is at least three times more boisterous than our average effort. Do not listen if you have a history of mind probing in your family or you have ever lost a beloved pet yeti in a freak fireworks accident.
Available on iTunes and most other major podcast directory sites or via direct RSS Feed.
We also have a Staggering Stories Facebook group.
You can drop us a line at show@staggeringstories.net or visit our Main Site or Blog
Can we talk over anniversary Doctor Who for you? If yes, then the Staggering Stories Audio Commentary #101: Doctor Who - The Five Doctors is now available!
The Doctor is plucking at the harp strings, the Doctor is playing with his Galactic Glitter, the Doctor is taking Rassilon's tower from above, the Doctor is trapped in some film offcuts and the Doctor is a fake. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy Doctor Who's Twentieth Anniversary Special - The Five Doctors…
Warning: This commentary is at least three times more boisterous than our average effort. Do not listen if you have a history of mind probing in your family or you have ever lost a beloved pet yeti in a freak fireworks accident.
Available on iTunes and most other major podcast directory sites or via direct RSS Feed.
We also have a Staggering Stories Facebook group.
You can drop us a line at show@staggeringstories.net or visit our Main Site or Blog