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In the first episode of Series 5 of Doctor Who: Too Hot For TV Dylan is joined by Pete Lambert and Conrad Westmaas. Together they look at the studio footage and Ian Levine edit of 'Dimensions in Time', the Vworp Vworp animation of 'A Meeting on the Common' and the BBV audio 'The Rani Reaps the Whirlwind'. And as always answer the burning questions: 

What is the size of medium sized restaurant ?
What is it like to see Gary Downie at work? 
Who was pen pals with with Pip and Jane Baker? 

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In the final episode of this Too Hot For TV mini series on spin offs from other franchises, Dylan is joined by Ross from the General Witch Finders to talk all things Terminator. Together they discuss each of the cinematic outing for the franchise, before jumping into the comic ’The Burning Earth’ written by Ron Fortier with art by Alex Ross, then they look at the Universal Studios ride T2-3D: Battle Across Time and finally they talk about the 90’s Kenner Terminator 2 action figures. And as always the answer the burning questions: 

Who is sucking on a Robert Patrick? 

Why are the resistance so sexy? 

What has Arnie got in a dead cat? 

Ross’s other podcasts:

https://shows.acast.com/general-witchfinders

https://shows.acast.com/dark-darzet

Terminator 2 toys adverts 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ew109tRRK7w&t=26s

T2-3D: Battle Across Time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeXd9fFtBW8

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In this episode Dylan is joined by Mikey Smith to look at two Big Finish audios chosen off the back of watching Tales of the Tardis. First up they discuss the fifth Doctor and Tegan story 'The Gathering' by Joseph Lidster. Then they chat about the sixth Doctor and Peri adventure 'The Widows Assassin' written by Nev Fountain. All while answering the burning questions: 

Who is making the charity single Davros in Distress? 
What is Mikey doing in the bath? 
What makes Tegan a Trump supporter? 

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In the latest episode of Doctor Who: Too Hot For TV Dylan is joined by Ross from the podcast General Witchfinders. Together they explore the wild world of the 1977 Doctor Who annual. After that they venture into territory not yet explored by too hot for tv, in that it is both televised and not Doctor Who at all. But as always they answer the burning questions: 

What is Darth Vader doing in a  video shop?
What links tramps and BBV? 
Why is it a snatch heavy year for Doctor Who? 

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In this latest episode of Too Hot For TV Dylan is joined by Toby Hadoke  to discuss two Big Finish stories from recent years. First up they look at the the first Doctor adventure 'The Invention of Death' written by John Dorney and starring David Bradley as the First Doctor, Claudia Grant as Susan Foreman, Jamie Glover as Ian Chesterton and Jemma Powell as Barbara Wright. Then they look at the fifth Doctor story 'Pursuit of the Nightjar' written by Tim Foley and starring Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor, Sarah Sutton as Nyssa and Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka. And as always they answer the burning questions: 

How can a blobby mess make you feel any sort of emotion?
Who has a space cold? 
What is this human emotion you call grief? 

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Jack has returned to talk all things Benny. First up they look at the Virgin New Adventures book 'Return of the Living Dad' by Kate Orman and featuring the 7th Doctor Chris, Roz, Benny and Jason. Then they look at the Big Finish audio 'Death and the Daleks' by Paul Cornell and featuring Benny, Jason, Bev and Braxiatel. And as always answer these burning questions: 

What is Dylan's mind palace?
Who didn't shag Ace?
Who is the Doctor watching sleep? 

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In this episode Dylan is joined by Richie from I Hate Doctor Who, together they explore two different eras of spin offs. First up they look at the BBC audio 'Doctor Who and the Pescatons' starring Tom Baker and Elizabeth Sladen. After that they  look at the Big Finish box set 'Old Friends' featuring Christopher Eccleston as the ninth Doctor. And as always they answer the burning questions: 

Which Doctor Who story is actually an A24 film? 
What is a Kyrnoid made of weed? 
Why will Ben Verth kill Richie? 

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In the latest episode of Too Hot For TV  Dylan is joined by Martyn Havell. Together they look at two Big Finish spin offs from very different eras of Doctor Who. First up is Jago & Litefoot & Strax: The Haunting written by Justin Richards. The second story they look at is Torchwood: Broken by Joseph Lidster and Starring John Barrowman Gareth David-Lloyd. And as always they answer the bringing questions: 

Whose first experience of Doctor Who was Zagraus ?

When did Martyn first see boobs? 

Which Doctor is a sex pest?

Who shot a monkey thinking it was a french man ?

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In this first episode of 2024, Dylan is joined by Si Hart host of Maximum Power, Trap One and The Library of Impossible Things. Together they do a commentary on 'Regeneration' and 'Liberation' the first 2 episodes of the K9 series.  All while answering the questions:

Who is the Houdini of Florida ? 
What was the Bidmead renaissance?
How do you make a dystopian London with a black cab and over flowing bin ? 
 

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In final episode of 2023, Dylan is joined by Conrad Westmaas to take a look at the 1977 Doctor Who Weetabix promotion. They also look at the 1996 BBC audio play ‘The Ghosts of N-Space’ by Barry Letts and starring Jon Pertwee, Elizabeth Sladen and Nicholas Courtney. And as always answer the burning questions:

Which fiend is entering Sandra Dickinson?

Who is getting speared by Blor? 

Are brit-pop, boys and Prozac better than ‘The Ghosts of N-Space’ ?

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Ever wondered what it’s like to spend Christmas with a Dalek? Join Dylan and Michael Mills for a festive special where they  find out, as they tackle the Big Finish audio adaptation of the stage show ‘The Curse of the Daleks' originally written by David Whitaker and Terry Nation and adapted for audio by Nick Briggs. Then they look at first ever Doctor Who spin off novel ‘Doctor Who and the Invasion from Space’ by J.L Morrissey.  Plus the story ’Ten Fathom Pirates ‘ from the 1967 Doctor Who annual.  And as always the answer the burning questions.

Who is smelly Avon? 

What is Dylan doing with Michale’s wife? 

What is a queer super computer?

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In a follow to last week's episode, Dylan and John Isles talk to Andy Lane about writing 'All Consuming Fire' as well as his other Doctor Who books.

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In then penultimate episode of series 4B, Dylan is joined by Richie Morgan to talk Red Dwarf. First up they look at the radio skits ‘Dave Hollins: Space Cadet’, then its the book ‘Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers’. And as always they answer the burning questions:

What is the cursed phrase of the Scottish?

When are we getting the Archers-verse?

Why is there a sheep in a toilet? 

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Still coming down from the highs of the 60th, why not take a dip into the 7th Doctor's era with Dylan, John Isles and Gareth Preston?  In this episode they look at DWM comic strip 'Fellow Travellers' written by Andrew Cartmel with art by Arthur Ranson. Then it's  the New Adventure 'All Consuming Fire' by Andy Lane, which sees the 7th Doctor meet Sherlock Holmes.  And finally its nearly Doctor Who with the BBV audio 'The Time Travellers: Ghosts' written by Nigel Fairs. They also answer the burning questions: 

Who is Evil Dead Granny? 
Why is the 7th Doctor being a bit of bastard? 
Who is a knock off Servalan? 

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In a break from our regular schedule, Dylan talks to Barnaby Eaton-Jones and Sophie Aldred about a new Doctor Who spin off 'Children of the Circus'.  This new audio drama from AUK is a sequel to 'The Greatest Show In The Galaxy'  featuring all the surviving members of the cast, in a musical story that centres around Christopher Guard as Bellboy and Dee Sadler as Flowerchild.

The CD and download can be pre ordered here: https://auk.direct/product/children-of-the-circus/

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Forget the Star Beast, the return of David Tennant and that surprise cameo by the Monoids.... probably. It's time for a brand new episode of Too Hot For TV. This time Dylan is joined by Pete Lambert, together they traverse both comics and audios. First up it's the Doctor Who Weekly comic strip 'The Tide of Time'  written by Steve Parkhouse with art by Dave Gibbons, featuring the Fifth Doctor. Then it's Sixth Doctor and Charlie Big Finish Audio 'The Condemned' written by Eddie Robson and directed by Nick Briggs.  And as always they answer the questions: 

Who is Peter Davidson?
Who had a catalogue of imaginary Doctor Who Toys?
Which doctor who monster is not a Twink? 

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It's anniversary week, so every day Too Hot For TV  will be dropping a commentary for an episode of the six part story 'Scream of the Shalka' the webcast by Paul Cornell featuring one time ninth Doctor Richard E Grant. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Luke Molloy as they measure each others cocks, speculate about the 60th, talk about the Toy Story character they would most like to shag and talk about anything they possibly can to not talk about 'Scream of the Shalka'.

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It's anniversary week, so every day Too Hot For TV  will be dropping a commentary for an episode of the six part story 'Scream of the Shalka' the webcast by Paul Cornell featuring one time ninth Doctor Richard E Grant. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Luke Molloy as they measure each others cocks, speculate about the 60th, talk about the Toy Story character they would most like to shag and talk about anything they possibly can to not talk about 'Scream of the Shalka'.

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It's anniversary week, so every day Too Hot For TV  will be dropping a commentary for an episode of the six part story 'Scream of the Shalka' the webcast by Paul Cornell featuring one time ninth Doctor Richard E Grant. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Luke Molloy as they measure each others cocks, speculate about the 60th, talk about the Toy Story character they would most like to shag and talk about anything they possibly can to not talk about 'Scream of the Shalka'.

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It's anniversary week, so every day Too Hot For TV  will be dropping a commentary for an episode of the six part story 'Scream of the Shalka' the webcast by Paul Cornell featuring one time ninth Doctor Richard E Grant. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Luke Molloy as they measure each others cocks, speculate about the 60th, talk about the Toy Story character they would most like to shag and talk about anything they possibly can to not talk about 'Scream of the Shalka'.

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It's anniversary week, so every day Too Hot For TV  will be dropping a commentary for an episode of the six part story 'Scream of the Shalka' the webcast by Paul Cornell featuring one time ninth Doctor Richard E Grant. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Luke Molloy as they measure each others cocks, speculate about the 60th, talk about the Toy Story character they would most like to shag and talk about anything they possibly can to not talk about 'Scream of the Shalka'.

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It's anniversary week, so every day Too Hot For TV  will be dropping a commentary for an episode of the six part story 'Scream of the Shalka' the webcast by Paul Cornell featuring one time ninth Doctor Richard E Grant. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Luke Molloy as they measure each others cocks, speculate about the 60th, talk about the Toy Story character they would most like to shag and talk about anything they possibly can to not talk about 'Scream of the Shalka'.

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In this latest edition of Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Jack, Joe Ford and Mark Rawlins for a commentary of Cyber proportions . As BBV video drama Cyberon goes under the microscope, written by Lance Parkin, directed by Bill Baggs and staring Jo Castleton. And as always the answer the burning questions: 

Who thinks heterosexual people can look extremely sexy? 
Just where is JNT?
Who are the founding members of the Jo Castleton Appreciation Society (JCAS)?

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Too Hot For TV continues its journey into spin offs from other media, this time with guest Pete Lambert. This IP has been many a film and TV show, but it's definitive version is almost certainly a prog rock extravaganza, it's 'Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds'. Join Dylan and Pete as they answer the burning questions: 

Who was born to be a poachers wife? 
What do all young Dr who fans do on car trips?
Why did Louise Jameson ruin Dylans family holiday?

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As the anniversary month continues here at Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Luke Molloy to look at two very different relaunches of two different Doctors. The first adventure they review is the 9th Doctor audio ‘Ravagers’ written and directed by Nicholas Briggs and starring Christopher Eccleston.  Then they look at the very first 8th Doctor DWM comic 'Endgame' featuring the Celestial Toymaker, written by Alan Barnes with art by  Martin Geraghty, Robin Smith & Robin Riggs. And of course  they answer the burning questions: 

Who is an uncle after 7 panda pops?

Who was doing Big Finish before Big Finish was doing Big Finish?

What is Geordi bollox? 

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In this anniversary episode of Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Rob from the Doctor Who Show to look at two very different bits of spin off media.

First up it's the fourth Doctor comic strip from Doctor Who weekly 'Doctor Who and the Star Beast' by Pat Mills and John Wagner.

After that it's the 50th anniversary audio from Big Finish 'The Light at the End', starring a load of Doctors and companions, written and directed by Nicholas Briggs . 

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In this episode Dylan is joined by Iain Martin to talk about three very different 7th Doctor adventures. First up it's the Target novelisation of 'The Curse of Fenric' by Ian Briggs, then it's Season 27 audio adventure 'Animal' by Andrew Cartmel and then finally it's the Big Finish adaptation of Russell T Davies' New Adventure 'Damaged Goods' adapted by Jonathan Morris. And as always Dylan and Iain answer the burning questions:

What do Michelle Collins and Sylvester Stallone have in common? 
Which pop star invented homosexuality? 
Just how big is East London? 

If all has gone according to plan, this episode has dropped the same day as the latest episode of Iain's podcast We're All Stories In The End, in which he and Dylan talk about the book  'Damaged Goods', which you should track down and listen to as the perfect accompaniment to this episode.

https://shows.acast.com/were-all-stories-in-the-end

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Following on from Dylan and Michael's review and interview with Mick Lewis, they take a short look at one of the most ambitious crossover events of all time. 'Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation2'.... rolls off the tongue doesn't it? Written by Scott Tipton, David Tipton and Tony Lee with art from J.K. Woodward, this comic features the Eleventh Doctor, Amy and Rory meeting Picard, Riker and the rest of the Next Generation team to fight the combined might of the Cybermen & Borg. 

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In a break from Too Hot For TV's regular programming, Dylan is joined by Luke Molly and Joe Ford to talk about actual televised Doctor Who. They discuss the three Anniversary specials due to air later this year, sharing their hopes and fears, while chewing over the rumours and speculating all over the place. WARNING: may contain spoilers or not.... who knows. 

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Dylan and Michael have a chat with Mick Lewis, author of 'Combat Rock' and 'Rags'. 

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In this episode Dylan is joined by Michael Mills to discuss two unique BBC books past Doctor adventures by Mick Lewis. First it's the Second Doctor, Jamie and Victoria adventure 'Combat Rock' and then it's the Third Doctor, Jo and the U.N.I.T. family story 'Rags'. Along the way they answer the important questions: 

What iconic feature of Dr Who purple, orgasmic and thrusting? 

What is the unique ethnic experience of a an Englishman? 

Is Margret thatcher the ultimate Dr Who villain?

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It wouldn't be a series of Too Hot For TV without the On The Timelash boys. Join Dylan, Mark and Ben as they explore the best and worst that Scotland has to offer when it comes to Doctor Who. 

First up it's the tenth doctor and Martha novel 'The Many Hands' by Dale Smith. Then it's the Lady Christina audio 'Death on the Mile' by Donald McLeary. As always we answer the bring questions: 

How many is too many cocks? 
Who is reading the script on their lunch break? 
What is the worst thing John Barrowman has ever done? 

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In this episode of Too Hot For TV Dylan is joined by Mark Rawlins of Finish Big and Two Watch Who for a Lalla Ward double bill. First they tackle BBV's 'The Choice' written and directed by Nigel Fairs and starring Lalla Ward as the Mistress and John Leeson as K9. Then they travel to Gallifrey for Big Finish's 'Spirit' written by Stephen Cole and starring Lalla Ward as Romana and Louise Jameson as Leela. And as always answer the burning questions: 

Is Decalog 2 ideal reading material for children? 
What would Lord of the Rings look like if made by BBV?
What is Mark's favourite  flesh colour accessory? 

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Jack returns for a look at Series 3 of Bernice Summerfield form Big Finish, which consists of

Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Greatest Shop in the Galaxy By Paul Ebbs 

Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Green-Eyed Monsters By Dave Stone 

Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Dance of the Dead By Stephen Cole 

Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Mirror Effect By Stewart Sheargold

Join Dylan and Jack as they traverse Ice Warriors, Evil Mirrors and somebody dying of pleasure. And as always answer these burning questions:

How many spin off's can one man take?

Who is Bonnie Langford's biggest fan?

What is the link between Bernice Summerfield and Tupac Shakur? 

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Too Hot For TV's journey through the spin offs of other franchises continues with Blakes 7. The time Dylan is joined by David Gillespie-Pratt to look at the two BBC radio plays 'The Seven Fold Crown' and The Syndeton Experiment by Barry Letts. And always answer the burning questions:  

Who hates Felicity Kendal?
Who is obsessed boobs? 
What would an AI Blakes 7 be like? 

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In the second episode of the season Dylan is joined by Mikey Smith to talk about the BBV video drama 'The Zero Imperative' written by Mark Gatiss and staring Caroline John as Liz Shaw and a bunch of people who used to be Doctor Who not being Doctor Who but being Doctors. The we look at the Reeltime Pictures documentary about Tom Baker 'Just Who on Earth is... Tom Baker'. And as always answer the brining questions: 

Would it be ok to pop into Tom's house for some wine and cheese? 
Who has seen William Hartnell's wedding video? 
How did Mark Gatiss on on the old Y front?  

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Too Hot For TV is back for a fourth season, with more niche Doctor Who spin offery from decades gone by. In the first episode Dylan is joined by Joe Ford of 'A Hamster With A Blunt Pen Knife' . First they look at the BBC Books eighth Doctor adventure 'The Tomorrow Windows'  written by Jonathan Morris. Then they return to Telos in the Big Finish Fourth Doctor story 'Return to Telos' written and directed by Nicholas Briggs. And as always answer these burning questions: 

What links Huw Edwards and Rolf Harris?...no, not that! 

What is that muck all over Jamies kilt? 

What made Ken Livingstone explode all over the Tate Modern? 

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In  the final episode of series 3 of Doctor Who: Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Jack to look at Series 2 of Dalek Empire. And in doing so they answer the burning questions: 

Can Tom Baker play a gay wizzard? 
What other shows do Dr Who fans watch? 
What does greasy Dr Who look like? 

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In the penultimate episode of this season of Too Hot For TV Dylan is joined by Joe Ford (A Hamster With A Blunt Pen Knife, Untitled Star Trek Project)  and Mark Rawlins (Two Watch Who) for a very special commentary on the BBV film 'PROBE: When To Die'. Join them on this riotous journey and discover the answer to these questions: 

Will PROBE be on Disney plus? 

Has Bill Baggs ever met a lesbian? 

What’s wrong with everyones faces? 

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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?  

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In this latest episode of 'Doctor Who: Too Hot For TV' Dylan is joined by Steve Hatcher of the Whovers, Whooverville and Cosmic Masque. Together they traverse the audio adventures of Sixth Doctor. First up its Big Finish audio 'The Marian Conspiracy' written by Jacqueline Rayner and directed by Gary Russell. Then they look at DWM freebie 'The Ratings War' which features Beep The Meep and is written by Steve Lyons and once again directed by Gary Russell.

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He's back!  Maybe this is a missing story. Or a parallel world. Or a dream, or a trick, or a flashback. No it’s not David Tennant, its former podcast host Jack. In this latest episode they look at sprawling space opera Dalek Empire Series 1 by Nick Briggs.  and as usual they answer the burning questions:

What impact did 9/11 have on Doctor Who? 
Why Do Astronauts suffer from Big Finish syndrome? 
Which other Doctor would Peter Davison most like to shag? 

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In a bumper length festive special Dylan is joined by Luke Molloy. Together they skirt around the furthest reaches of the Doctor Who spin off universe.  First they look at 'Swan Song' the third story from series three of Jago & Lightfoot written by John Dorney. Then it's the audio orgy that is 'The Death of Captain Jack' Written by David Llewellyn. And finally a festive treat, as we look at Lukes very own fan fiction 'Christmas, Love and Monsters'. All while answering these important questions: 

Who are a bunch of slutty bastards? 
Do we need a Doctor Who monster in a thong?
What is the best Doctor Who spin off theme? 

You can find 'Christmas, Love and Monsters' here: 
https://insidethepandorica637432304.wordpress.com/2020/12/13/christmas-love-monsters/

And his blog here: 
https://insidethepandorica637432304.wordpress.com

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In the second part of this anniversary celebration, Dylan is once again joined by Mark Donaldson from On The Timelash. Together they discuss three DWM anniversary comic strips.

Time & Time Again
Writer: Paul Cornell
Artist: John Ridgway

Happy Deathday
Writer: Scott Gray
Artist: Roger Langridge

TV Action!
Writer: Alan Barnes
Artist: Roger Langridge

They meander around these three releases and all things multi doctor, while answering these burning questions: 

Who wasn't invited to Ian Levine's house?
Do we actually need an excuse to see a Mandrel?
What is it like to be housemates with William Hartnell? 

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It's November, it's Doctor Who's Birthday so that can only mean one thing... multi Doctor mania.  In this episode Dylan is joined by Too Hot For TV regular,  Mark Donaldson. Together they traverse the darkest dimension there is, the script for the unmade 30th anniversary story 'The Dark Dimension' written by Adrian Rigelsford and not directed by Graeme Harper. Join them on this tale of bad budgeting, potential car crashes and baffling choices, as they answer the questions:

What is the Sixth Doctors day job?
Which Doctor Who companion would have ended up on scag if they hadn't met the Doctor? 
Is the key ingredient for a multi doctor story just to be alive and available?  

This is only part one, a second part where they look at other anniversary comic strips will drop next week! 

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S4B E01 - A Bunch of Dead People 

All good franchises need a spin off and Too Hot For TV is no exception. In the first episode of this mini season Dylan is joined by Ben and Mark from On The Timelash to discuss some surprise spin off media. And as always answer the burning  :

What is the default version of every franchise? 
What’s the most expensive big finish box set of all time?
Why is Joh Barrowman in court? 

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In this latest edition of Too Hot For TV Dylan is joined by Mark Cockram of the All of Time and Space podcast. Together they look at two creepy tales for Halloween in the audio format. First up it's the Seventh Doctor, Ace and Hex in Big Finish audio play 'Night Thoughts' by Edward Young. Then they look at the enhanced BBC audio book 'Dead Air' by James Goss which stars the Tenth Doctor.  And as always they answer the burning questions :

What would Poirot on LSD look like?
Will Nick Briggs ever play Zippy ?
Who is a frantic Arsehole? 

Plus a post credits scene bigger than anything Marvel has ever done.... honest! 

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In this episode Dylan is joined by John Isles of the Tripodscast to discuss more Doctor Who extended universe adventures. First up they look at Malcolm Hulke's novelisation of 'The Sea Devils', then it's NJN's making of Silver Nemesis documentary and finally they review BBV Sontaran audio 'Old Soldiers'.  And they answer the questions:

What made John  hand in his Doctor Who fan card?
How did Mike Tucker change Dylan's life?
How did Jo Grant lose an IQ point? 

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In the second episode of series three of Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Michael Mills. They look at the first meeting between the Eighth Doctor and the Cybermen several times over. First up its Big Finish audio adventure 'Sword of Orion' by Nick Briggs featuring the Eighth Doctor battling Cybermen on a huge spaceship. Then it's the Audio Visual fan audio adventure 'Sword of Orion' by Nick Briggs featuring the Nth Doctor battling Cybermen on a huge spaceship. Finally they look at Radio Times comic strip 'Dreadnought' by Gary Russell  featuring the Eighth Doctor battling Cybermen on .... you guessed it..... a huge spaceship. In doing so they answer the burning questions....


What links Tetraps and semen?
What was everyone doing with Ice Warriors in the 90's?
What influence did Animal Hospital have on Dr who? 

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Too Hot For TV is back for a third season. In episode one Dylan is joined by Richie Morgan from the podcast 'I Hate Doctor Who'. First they take a side step into the Unbound universe for  'Sympathy for the Devil' by Jonathan Clements, a Big Finish audio that stars David Warner as an alternative Third Doctor and Nick Courtney as The Brigadier. Then they look at the Titan Comics Third Doctor adventure 'Heralds of Destruction' by Paul Cornell. Join them on this thrilling journey through the Doctor Who extended universe and find out...

How inspirational can a ring of tinsel be?
What would a holiday be like with Louise Jameson?
What is a Doctor Who hangover?