Doctor Who: The Whovian Review

The Whovian Review- The Visitation

We take a look at this semi-historical story from season 19!

The Whovian Review- Kinda

We take a look at the snake, the Mara, the Colonel, The Fool, and Hindle in this intriguing conversation of the origins of this story. The third Peter Davison story is definitely different from anything that has come before, but did we like this tale of evil from within?

The Whovian Review- Four to Doomsday

Heading back to the first Peter Davison story ever produced, we give our 2 cents on this classic story from Season 19. We discuss the good, the bad, and the frogs! The TARDIS is very crowded, and Adric is acting completely out of his mind, but with some historical references, and intriguing dance routines, does this story fail to entertain, or just miss the mark with the three of us? One thing is for certain, The Doctor's hair was very short compared to his first story, Castrovalva. By the way, do you all sense a pattern to our releases now?

The Whovian Review- The Snowmen

Okay, so after going through our vast catalogue we realized we made a mistake and forgot one very important episode! Without further ado we take a look back our final rated Matt Smith story, thus completing all of the more recent Doctor Who run. Warren and Jon join Michael, and Jeremy puts in his rating at the end. We kind of come full circle as we started this podcast with the Bells of St. John and have finally put up the story that precedes it. Hope you enjoy!

The Whovian Review- The Rings of Akhaten Special Edition

Back in 2013, Jeremy and I gave our initial reaction to this newly released story. 13 years later Michael has updated the episode to include our theme song, edit out the bits meant for the first episode, and added our current thoughts on the episode. One rating was updated, and this time we have a new special edition edit that sounds a bit more like our usual podcasts. Hope you enjoy, and here's to another 13 years! Oh and listen to the very end as we have an end credits bit.