Who's Who

It was the unreleased episode, but with the help of some narration from a thirteen-year-older Tom Baker, they managed to get it out there anyway! And we sat down to watch it. Show notes and links: Shada (TV story) | Tardis (wikia.com) Doctor Who - Shada - Can't Get You Out of My Head (youtube.com)

Join us as we follow The Doctor and his companion on yet another brave adventure where they're totally not in Ancient Greece following Theseus as he combats the Minotaur. That's definitely not what's happening in this serial. Not at all. Not even close. Not even by a long shot. Show notes and links: "Doctor Who" The Horns of Nimon: Part One (TV Episode 1979) (imdb.com) The Horns of Nimon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org)

We missed a week due to various scheduling issues, but now we're back! Unfortunately, we're back with The Creature from the Pit, a serial that sees a new K-9 voice actor, a giant green penis monster and a whole lot of standing around and talking. Needless to say, we were not the most impressed we've ever been with this serial. Show notes and links: The Creature from the Pit (wikipedia.org) BBC Quarry - TV Tropes (tvtropes.org) Internet Anagram Server : Anagrams for: adrasta (wordsmith.org)

This week, Petter and Breki travel to Paris to talk about art, history, the Mona Lisa, temporal science and whether or not Egyptians ever painted people from any other direction than full profile. Also, Monty Python, Brazil, Indiana Jones, Star Wars and some Doctor Who. Show notes and links: City of Death - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) John Cleese and Doctor Who (Tom Baker) - City of Death Outtake (youtube.com)

With the Key of Time story line left behind, it's time for the Doctor and Romana to go on a quest for new adventure - and a new body by the looks of it.

The Key to Time, the overarching story of the entire 16th season of Doctor Who has come to a close; not with a whimper but with a bang. The Doctor, Romana and K-9 collect the sixth and final piece and go up against the powers of the Black Guardian - but how does it all end? Listen in and find out on this week's episode of Who's Who! Show notes and links: The Armageddon Factor (TV story) - Tardis (wikia.com) Black Guardian - Tardis - Wikia (wikia.com)

We're nearing the end of the Key of Time storyline, so let's visit this anti-colonial storyline as we witness ... The Power of Kroll! Show notes and links: "Doctor Who" The Power of Kroll: Part One (TV Episode 1978) (imdb.com) The Power of Kroll - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) The Power of Kroll (TV story) - Tardis (wikia.com)

The Androids of Tara is the fourth serial of the 16th season of Doctor Who, which was first broadcast in four weekly parts from 25 November to 16 December 1978. This week, Petter and Breki sit down to discuss whether or not it's any good.

It's the 100th serial of Doctor Who, The Stones of Blood, where The Doctor and Romana travel to England and encounter high druidic weirdness before ending up in hyperspace and on trial! Exciting stuff. Show notes and links: The Stones of Blood (TV story) - Tardis (wikia.com) Every Doctor Who Opening (HD) (1963-2013) (youtube.com)

It's that time again, Petter and Breki are back to talk about Doctor Who. Unfortunately, it's not a very exciting serial, and they realize that they quickly find that there's not much to say about it.

This week on Who's Who, Petter and Breki sit down to watch the first serial in the season-long Key to Time story line. Everybody is very positively surprised. Show notes and links: The Ribos Operation (TV story) - Tardis (wikia.com) Mary Tamm - IMDb (imdb.com) Lalla Ward - IMDb (imdb.com)

This week on Who's Who, Petter and Breki sit down to watch the season 15 finale of Doctor Who, where a convoluted plan by the Sontarans eventually leads to Leela leaving the series in the most disappointing way imaginable. Show notes and links: "Doctor Who" The Invasion of Time: Part One (TV Episode 1978) (imdb.com)

This time around, Petter and Breki sit down to look at what many people consider one of the worst serials of Tom Baker's run. Even though we both agree that it's pretty damned bad, it does have its redeeming features. What features are that, you might ask? Enquire within and you'll find out! Show notes and links: Underworld (Doctor Who) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) After So Long, the Quest Itself Becomes the Quest In 'Doctor Who: Underworld' (popmatters.com)

Petter's out with a stomach bug today, but luckily this was planned as our first three-person episode! Join us today for a special episode of Who's Who, CSICON's very own show on Doctor Who. Show notes and links: The Sun Makers (TV story) - Tardis (wikia.com) Gaius Cassius Longinus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) "Doctor Who" The Long Game (TV Episode 2005) (imdb.com) Blakes 7 (TV Series 1978–1981) (imdb.com) Louise Jameson - IMDb (imdb.com) Harold Pinter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Man on Fire (1987) - IMDb (imdb.com)

This time on Who's Who, Petter and Breki sit down to watch a fairly Lovecraftian serial called Image of the Fendahl, which features ... a magical skull and some weird snake-things. Show notes and links: Image of the Fendahl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org)

This week on Who's Who, Petter and Breki travel into the distant future, only to get infected by a weird alien parasite that forces them to clone and shrink themselves to explore the insides of their bodies - curiously filled with strange white beach balls. Show notes and links: "Doctor Who" The Invisible Enemy: Part One (TV Episode 1977) (imdb.com) "Doctor Who" The Invisible Enemy: Part Two (TV Episode 1977) (imdb.com) "Doctor Who" The Invisible Enemy: Part Three (TV Episode 1977) (imdb.com) "Doctor Who" The Invisible Enemy: Part Four (TV Episode 1977) (imdb.com) The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot (TV Movie 2013) (imdb.com) Louise Jameson - IMDb (imdb.com) The Trouble with Transporters - YouTube (youtube.com)

This week, Petter and Breki travel to a lighthouse in the beginning of the 20th Century and find that alongside the three custodians is a weird green blobby alien thing - but they don't encounter it until the very end, so it's all okay. Show notes and links: "Doctor Who" Horror of Fang Rock: Part One (TV Episode 1977) (imdb.com) Horror of Fang Rock (TV story) - Tardis (wikia.com) Horror of Fang Rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Max Headroom broadcast signal intrusion (wikipedia.org)

Every so often, we're reminded that the 70s were different times. People were less enlightened, had weird ideas about people from other countries and didn't think there was anything strange about having white British men playing Chinese men and horribly massacring the accents. We wince when they talk about "chinks" and "midgets" and we ask ourselves why the Philipino march to Iceland in World War 8 (In the 51s century, no less!) is such a significant event. Show notes and links: The Talons of Weng-Chiang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Leela (Doctor Who) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org)

This week on Who's Who, Petter and Breki sit down to talk about the season 14 serial named The Robots of Death, the origin of what must be one of the most memorable lines in the history of Doctor Who. What line, you ask? Listen, and you will find out! Show notes and links: The Robots of Death - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Isaac Asimov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Frank Herbert - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Please, don't throw hands at me. (tumblr.com) This link has no title (pagefillers.com) Uncanny valley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Robophobia (audio story) - Tardis (wikia.com) Lucanol - Tardis - Wikia (wikia.com)

Petter and Breki sit down to discuss the next serial on their list, The Face of Evil. In it, the Doctor meets his new companion, Leela, and realizes that he might have left his mind in a computer at some point in the past. Show notes and links: Cargo cult (en.wikipedia.org) Companion (Doctor Who) (en.wikipedia.org) Cargo cult (en.wikipedia.org) Prime Directive (en.wikipedia.org) The Face of Evil (en.wikipedia.org)