'Deep Breath'

The clock is striking twelve and so it's time for us to take a little break from our Ecclestone adventures, as for the next 13 weeks we're travelling into unchartered territory with a brand new doctor, the fresh faced Petey Capaldo, and things are no doubt about to get topsy, turvy and decidedly Scottish!

But aside from the virtual assurance of quality that comes with the Capoldo brand, what other changes have we got in store for us? Will Clara have her character randomly changed/defined? Will the monster of the week make any sense? Will the Doctor (or 'Doctor Who' as SOME like to call him) make his regular outfit a dirty, torn, stinking Victorian nightshirt?

There's only one way to answer some of these incredibly pressing questions, and that's to tune into the newest Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast! Don't forget, listeners, though this podcast acts as a commentary for the show, we make an extra effort to ensure you can enjoy it just as much in isolation if the thought of watching the episode whilst listening makes you recoil in horror. Enjoy!

'Deep Breath' commentary

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'The Empty Child'

 

Ah, the Second World War -they were the good old days, right? That sense of national pride. The reckless unprotected sex with virtual strangers. The sense that you or your loved ones could be obliterated at any moment. Yep, them truly were the golden years - and this week, Doctor Who is proving it, as old Ecclescake takes us back to an era where if you were brave enough to maybe get blown up, you could go and steal your neighbour's underwear with complete impunity.

But aside from thieving used tea bags, the Doctor and Rose have a whole different game ahead of them this week as they must deal with a small boy (or as the podcast may claim, adult woman) who basically does not know who the feck his Mam is.

So, join our intrepid time agents on yet another caper, as they attempt to deal with Stevie Moffat's first foray into the world of New Who - things will never be the same!

'The Empty Child' commentary

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'Father's Day'

We've all got things in life we regret, right? Such as continuing to subscribe to a magazine after you've stopped reading, or getting up to mad japes whilst on the Cracks and Bongs. Well, for Rose Tyler, she spends her time flying about in one of them Time Boxes so decides to convince old Ecclestone to let her spend a bit of time with the father she never met, on the day he decided to headbutt a car.

But, no way, Rose goes and saves the blighter and before you know it, it's all gone Fuck Up for planet Earth. So we're dealing with paradoxes, churches, winged time beasts and the continued debauchery inherent to Mickie and Jackie's decades spanning affair.

Pop on your generic MP3 playa and get ready for us to cauterise your time wound!

'Father's Day' commentary

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'The Long Game'

Well, well!

Nestled in the middle of Peter Ecclstone's debut/farewell tour as the Doctor is this surprising gem of an episode! Yes, what might initially seem like a run of the mill/monster of the week adventure for the TARDIS posse has a lot more going on in it than us WHINECAST boys ever remembered and hell, it's a ruddy pleasure!

We've got thwarted teenage romances! There's intrigue, deception, social commentary! There's Simone Peggles, a genuine movie star, as our kooky villain! Not to mention some some sexy surgery and an endearingly surly Ninth Doctor.

So, get yourself a hole in your head, gobble down a cronk burger, smoke some death sticks and step onto Satellite Five for an audience with The Editor!

'The Long Game' commentary

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'Dalek'

You know that feeling when you run into someone you hate and it's just TOTES AWK?

Well, this week, the Doctor has the same experience, as whilst he's on holiday in Utah, he only goes and runs into one of them bloody Daleks that he last saw...when was it...uh...oh yeah, when they destroyed each other's entire race!

As you can image, it's a little uncomfortable at first, but old touchy-feely-playing-the-field-Rose gets into the mix and, before you know it, it's just like old times. So, join us for the latest Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast - the most uncomfortable Friends Reunited encounter you'll experience this week!

'Dalek' commentary

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'World War Three'

You know how they say flatulence never strikes twice?

No, you don't, because no-one says that and they're clearly right not to, as this week's episode of the Rewatch Podcast heads back into the increasingly fetid halls of Downing Street for the conclusion of the revived show's first ever two parter.

But what can Russell T Dog whip up to astonish us with after last week's romp? Well, for starters, there's more bowel problems - always welcome. Then we've got lots of running. There's some imperceptible shifts between CGI and practical effects. There's the continued rise of the world's most limp twit, Harriet Jones - and we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the dangerous escalation of the already staggeringly oppressive sexual tension between Micky and Jackie.

Sounds like we've got a stew, baby - so it's time to tuck in!

'World War Three' commentary

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'Aliens of London'

In space, no-one can hear you...fart?

Yes, the podcast reaches a little milestone this week as we encounter the first two parter of the revived series, it's also the first episode to spend a significant amount of it's running time focusing on flatulence.

But hey, when you gotta go, you gotta go, right - and there's a host of other non-gaseous treats within this episode. There's the delight of seeing Peter Ecclestone being forced to go domestic (though luckily for Jackie, not HAVING a domestic), there's the introduction of an arguably irritating Harriet Jones, there's the game changing introduction of Earth's first contact with alien life forms - and don't even get us started on the frankly oppressive level of sexual tension between Micky and Jackie.

So, join us once more into the breach - as we infiltrate the very highest levels of British government!

'Aliens of London' commentary

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