Doctor Who: The Whovian Review

The Doctor is dying, but the cybermen won't let him go without at least one more adventure. Join the Whovian Review as we delve into this fun romp of an episode.

When Amy is separated from The Doctor and Rory she ends up having to wait about 36 years before she is able to see them again. On her own and fending for her life she grows accustomed to her loneliness and the only friendly handbot droid named Rory. Rory comes to save her and all his fantasies seem to come true when he ends up with two Amy's however he has to decide whether to take the Amy he knows and loves, or this future Amy who has hardened with time and space. Meanwhile the Doctor dabbles with large looking glass time machines and an unhappy TARDIS.

The Doctor and his companions come to help a frightened kid whose monsters seem to actually be real. Creepy dolls, character development, dark rooms: what more could you hope for?

Or we may shove him in a closet and kill the Doctor instead. River, or Melody, is on a killing spree, and shopping for new clothes at a filled restaurant. After regenerating River still believes her name is Melody, has no clue who she is to become, and is convinced that the Doctor's life is no longer worth living. She even tries to shoot the Doctor with a banana. Lets be honest when you try to kill Hitler and end up saving his life instead: time travel, you're doing it wrong.

A good Doctor goes to war, so good, so Doctor, so war. Meet Strax, meet Vastra, meet Jenny, meet Dorium, meet Lorna Bucket, and meet Colonel Run Away Manton. More characters than roundels the Doctor can locate in his TARDIS. Rory asks the Cybermen a question. The Headless Monks do not reveal how they keep their hoods on, and River Song lectures the Doctor about his name (and comforts her parents at the same time). So much to cover, so much to rate.

Exciting conclusion to this two parter that delves into the nature of personhood.

Its about time the flesh rebelled. So Rebel. So Flesh. In this episode of Doccy who, goo gets real! Memories and anatomy are copied onto “gangers”, but at what point does personhood begin? And what lives are they entitled to?

Happy 2022! How was your New Years Eve? I bet it was better than spending it in a storage unit being attacked by Daleks within a time loop. Our protagonists learn, the Daleks learn. What have our podcasters learned? And what will you learn in this episode of The Whovian Review?

Jase interviews the Doctor (Michael), the Master (Shelby), a companion (Jeremy) and a Dalek (Colin). Will we get any concrete answers about the lives, loves, pasts, presents or futures of these entities? Jase has his work cut out for him.

Claire and Jericho, Dan and Yaz with the Doctor, Kate vs. the Grand Serpent, the Doctor vs. Swarm and Azure, Karvanista, Bel and the Doctor, Vinder and Di, Sontarans vs. the Cybermen and the Daleks, the Ood helps out, and all of these numerous threads come to an epic finale. or do they?! We round off Series 13 with vigor and grand adventure.

The Grand Serpent disrupts UNIT's timeline even more than ever, as Yaz takes on the role of the Doctor. Meanwhile, The Doctor ends up asking all of the questions without getting very many answers. Swarm and Azure ride the waves of human remains turned energy, and end up meeting up with the Doctor while she is being disciplined by Tecteun in the Division, a space station that exists outside the realm of every universe out there. Meanwhile, Vinder finds Di while searching for Bel who ends up finding Karvanista. What do we make of this 6 stories crammed into one episode???

Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow to dish out quantum headaches--that's brilliant!--that's how I'm getting out of my next work assignment. Flash back from 1967 to 1901 where the weeping angels kidnap an entire town twice. Angels be weeping. (SPOILERS) Claire is an Angel. The doctor is an Angel. Are you an angel? Find out on this exciting podcast episode.

Two dalek factions battling it out in 1963 London. Why do the aliens always come to Earth? In this case, the Hand of Omega tempts the daleks and Davros with absolute power. The stellar manipulator was created by the Time Lords, and the daleks want to get their grubby little protuberances all over it.

Careening wildly through a time storm, the Doctor and friends tumble across their own timelines. An epic love story and riveting mysteries meander through this jam-packed episode. Did it all come together in the end? Yes: we have opinions on this and more!

Sontar Ha! The Sontarans invade Earth in two different time zones on Earth. (War Games call back anyone?) The Sontarans do NOT retreat accross the battlefield and destroy the British army during the Crimean War while the Sontarans are also invading 2021, and Dan's parents wok the out of them. We rate the second part of Flux while in Flux.

The cup floweth over. So many plots jammed into an episde about an angry dust cloud eating up the universe. Ancient enemies apparently from before the Doctor even knows the Doctor break free to destroy the universe, one last time! (By the way, how many times is this going to happen in Doctor Who?!) We rate an episode as epic as the plot holes from the last 59 years of the program.

There's a lot in this episode to be Gall-afraid of: the master, the time lords, and the end of time itself. Does Doctor Who's first New Years episode live up to the hype? Find out in this conclusion of the End of Time.

The tale of Wilfred Mott, with a cameo from Donna Noble, the Master, a nameless woman who cant stop taking her eyes off of Wilfred, the Master, the Master, the Master and a few Cacti. Well they look like the cactus version of Bannakaffalatta. The Master has taken over every human besides Wilf and Donna and it is up to the Doctor to save the day. Too bad he is captured by at least 5 Masters and tied to a cart...

Water always wins. Or does it? The Doctor ends up on Mars, home of the Ice Warriors, in a story without Ice Warriors. Instead, they're plagued by warriors of melted ice. Don't drink the water or you might have extremely chapped lips and water pouring out of every . Gross.

AwesomeCon 2021! Join us as we delve into the most alluringly dangerous, devious, despicable and deadly entities to scourge the Whoniverse: the villains. While some exude blood-chilling terror, others leave us questioning morality as they blur the lines between good and evil. You won't want to miss our exploration of the darkness that has captivated audiences for generations. Note: This is a recording of our AwesomeCon 2021 presentation in front of a live audience. During this presentation, Karl was dressed as a Silent, Shelby as Missy, Michael as the sixth Doctor, Jase as the twelfth Doctor and Colin as a series of villains.