Will They Return? Ranking Doctor Who Companions' Chances of a Comeback | Earth Station Who Podcast

August 10th, 2025  |  Season 13  |  2 hrs 10 secs

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In this episode of Earth Station Who, the crew takes a trip through Doctor Who history, discussing the possible return of companions from the classic and modern eras of the show. From Susan Foreman to Donna Noble and beyond, we rank each companion’s likelihood of reappearing in the Whoniverse, whether through cameos, specials, or full story arcs. Join us as we dive into Doctor Who lore, speculate on future returns, and celebrate the characters who have traveled in the TARDIS from the show's beginning to the present day.

The War Games in Color: Reviewing the Restored & Shortened Second Doctor Story | Earth Station Who Podcast

July 25th, 2025  |  Season 13  |  1 hr 10 mins

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On this episode of The Earth Station Who podcast, the crew is joined by Doctor Who author and commentator Matthew Kresal to take a fresh look at the newly restored and colorized version of the classic Second Doctor story, The War Games. With enhanced visuals and a shortened runtime, this reimagined version of the iconic 10-part Doctor Who serial offers a modern perspective on a pivotal chapter in Time Lord history. We discuss Patrick Troughton’s legendary performance, the creative choices behind the restoration and edits, and how the BBC is reintroducing classic stories to new audiences. A must-listen for fans of classic Doctor Who, Second Doctor adventures, and BBC restoration projects.

Earth Station Who: Reviewing ‘The Rescue’

March 7th, 2025  |  Season 12  |  55 mins 27 secs

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In this episode of Earth Station Who, the crew revisits the First Doctor’s adventure in The Rescue, exploring its impact on Doctor Who history. Plus, as a special bonus, co-host Mary Ogle steps into the Doctor Who Geek Seat! Tune in for a fun and insightful discussion on classic Who and Whovian trivia.

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Doctor Who: The Krotons Review

October 5th, 2024  |  Season 12  |  53 mins 12 secs

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In this Earth Station Who Podcast episode, we dive into the classic Doctor Who story 'The Krotons,' featuring the Second Doctor, played by Patrick Troughton. Join the crew as Mike Gordon rejoins us as we review this fan-favorite serial from the 1968-1969 season, exploring its unique storyline, memorable moments, and the introduction of the mysterious Krotons. We’ll discuss the plot, character dynamics, and the historical significance of this iconic episode in the Doctor Who universe. Whether you’re a Whovian or a sci-fi enthusiast, our in-depth analysis of 'The Krotons' offers fresh insights into one of the more underrated adventures of the Second Doctor’s era.

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Doctor Who: The Celestial Toymaker Review

July 26th, 2024  |  Season 12  |  52 mins 11 secs

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In this episode of the Earth Station Who Podcast, join Mike F, Michael G, and Mary as they delve into the newly restored and animated 1966 1st Doctor adventure, "The Celestial Toymaker." Discover the episode's significance within the "Doctor Who" universe, as they explore themes of control and manipulation by the sinister Toymaker. The hosts discuss the darker undertones, character dynamics, and the mixed reception among fans. Tune in for an exciting journey through time and space on the Earth Station Who Podcast, your ultimate guide to all things "Doctor Who"!

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Creature From The Pit Review

March 22nd, 2024  |  Season 11  |  1 hr 1 min

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Embark on an intergalactic journey with the Earth Station Who Podcast as we delve into the fantastical world of Doctor Who! In this captivating episode, join our hosts as they dissect and analyze the beloved Doctor Who story 'Creature From The Pit.' From thrilling encounters with alien creatures to the Doctor's ingenious schemes, we explore every twist and turn of this classic tale. Whether you're a die-hard Whovian or a casual fan, our in-depth review promises to unravel the mysteries of this iconic episode. Tune in now for an entertaining blend of sci-fi analysis, witty banter, and nostalgic reminiscence!

Dimensions In Time Review

October 27th, 2023  |  Season 11  |  59 mins 20 secs

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Two iconic BBC shows come together in 3D! Thirty years ago Doctor Who and EastEnders joined forces to help Children in Need. Mike, Mike, Mary, and Kirby Bartlett-Sloan don their special specs and take a look at this landmark crossover.

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