'The Magician's Apprentice'

The name's Ross. Dave Ross.

Yep, series nine of TV's Doctor Who is here, starring Peter Capaldi as Doctor Who. But old Capaldi has a shock coming to him (as has the audience!) as he's about to bump into his old pal Dave Ross and trigger the kind of midlife crisis that results in a 57-year old man deciding to wear sunglasses indoors and buy a guitar.

Will the Doctor learn 'Stairway to Heaven'? Will Missy explain how she escaped death? Will Clara's headteacher continue to tolerate her constant absenteeism? Find out, in this week's Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast!

'The Magician's Apprentice' commentary

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Rock along with The Doctor!!

'Doomsday'

Get your hankies ready!

The road has been long, but the time has finally come to say goodbye to the man, the myth, the legend that is Rose Tyler. She's guided us through the first two years of the rewatch with a steady hand and a willingness to compassionately engage with the violent poor.

But all things must come to end, so it's time to shoo this lovebird off into another dimension NEVER to be seen again. Settle into your cosy chair, grab your security blanket and just let the tears flow as we bid farewell to Our Billie with a bumper edition of the Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast!

'Doomsday' commentary

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Stress Toy

'Army of Ghosts'

Hot damn, there’s some spicy developments on the menu!

It would seem the end times are approaching, as after much love and #megalolz , The Doctor (Doctor Who) and Rose (Rose) are finally going to be parting ways (again). But before we get there, there’s a whole host of shiznit that needs to go down beforehand. There’s a worldwide attack of spectres, a mysterious absence of bras in professional settings - and that’s before we even contend with Russell T Davies’s order from on high that everyone in the episode should be ‘fit as fuck’.

So, join us as we begin an incredibly lengthy goodbye to young scallywag Tyler, in what’s turned out to be one of the most fun episodes we’ve ever recorded - allegedly.

'Army of Ghosts' commentary

Doctor Who Series 1-7

'Fear Her'

It's the 'lympics!

Do you think we'll do well in the Shock-Putt? The Otter Scramble? The 30,000 metres? It doesn't matter, because this week the only sport that matters is the Rose Tearing Up Council Tarmac-athon - and Ms. Tyler's going for gold!

Yes, the budget may be low, but our two favourite lovebirds are back and tearing up more than tarmac, but has the Doctor Who audience become immune to the charms of the Ten/Tyler love affair? That's the question on our lips this week, as we sit down and ask whether 'Fear Her' deserves its fearsome reputation.

'Fear Her' commentary

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Own the Games on Blu Ray

'Love and Monsters'

Ah, there's nothing like sitting down and getting ready to spend 45 minutes in the company of our good friends Rose and Doctor - wait, what?

Well, it appears *something* is amiss as it would seem El Docto and Rosie are virtually absent from this week's adventure, as this week begins a now firmly established tradition in New Who - that of the doctor/companion-lite episode that allows the production team to record two episodes simultaneously and thus fit in the production of the Christmas Special into a 13 episode production run. But does this plan work? Does Russell T Dog successfully weave a tale that keeps the audience engaged in the absence of well, the main reason we've tuned in?

So, lean back, activate your Sony Walk Man and fetch a spade - things are about to get messy!

'Love and Monsters' commentary

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Love and Monsters: The Doctor Who Experience, 1979 to the Present

'The Satan's Pit'

What's down t'pit, Doctor?

So with Davey T down the pit for the day's work, it's for Billie to organise the troops and make sure dinner is on the table for tea time, Right? Wrong. She has to stop the Ood with the help of Toby (Rory) and Jefferson (Henderson's Relish).

So how will this doublé conclude - do we find a wee devil in the pit or just hot air? Does our Billie's phone signal improve and finally (and most importantly) does the rollercoaster finish better than it started or does it finish with all smiling faces?

In the words of the immortal Hulk Hogan say your prayer, take your victims and don't be scared to fall!!

'The Satan's Pit' commentary

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It's bigger on the inside!!!

'The Impossible Planet'

Exploration!

That’s the name of the game in this show (that and running) and this week we’re doing a bit of both as the Doctor (Doctor Who) and Rose (Billie) take one of their trips to a planet that, as Davey Tennant reliably tells us, is quite impossible.

And, would you believe it, there’s a fair number of mysteries knocking about there. We’re talking hieroglyphic acne, telepathic spaghetti men and, most shocking of all, Rose’s phone signal is, like, proper shit. These myriad mysteries demand answers and you’re certainly not going to get any this week as this is the first entry in a two-parter - one that we traditionally view very fondly - but has memory fitted us with billie-tinted spectacles, or is this a work of unmitigated genius?

There’s only one way to find out and that’s to ride this mother all the way down - like a rollercoaster!

'The Impossible Planet' commentary

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David Tennant in his star turn Richard II