Podcastica Episode 375: City of Death Revisited OR Mona Lisa Overdrive

Podcastica Episode 375: City of Death Revisited OR Mona Lisa Overdrive

Friends, after learning about the passing of the great Tom Chadbon, we knew there was only one thing we could really do to pay tribute to the man: revisit City of Death! Yes, the very first classic Who story we reviewed 362 episodes ago!! And, wow, it's still one of our absolute favorites! So join us as we look at this classic with fresh eyes, tons more trivia, and a walk down Podcastica's own memory lane!

Podcastica Episode 374: The Crimson Horror OR Suddenly a Wild Strax Appears!

We're back and leaving the letter H off of everything! This time we're reviewing The Crimson Horror in which The Doctor and the gang break up a Victorian Doomsday Cult! We also honor the passing of our Patron Saint by awarding the very bonkers last act of this story with a great Duggan Scale score!

YaketyCAST - Episode 141: Get Me A Podcast About SPIDER-MAN!

Welcome back, everyone! This week our hosts are talking ONLY about the brand new Spider-Man movie: Spider-Man BRAND NEW DAY! They give their thoughts, feelings, and ranking of this movie! What did they think of the end credit scene? Did they like it? Did they LOVE it? DID THEY STRAIGHT UP HATE IT? You'll only know if you take a listen. Also: SPOILERS AHEAD.

Podcastica Episode 373: The Bells of Saint John OR Chekov's Tablet

Friends, we're sorry the episode is a bit late this week. Life, sometimes finds a way...of getting in the way. But we are here with our review of The Bells of Saint John in which we wonder how so many people have crappy internet security in 2013 and in which we actually give the episode a surprise ten on the Duggan Scale! A rare feat by any episode, but truly unexpected here!

Podcastica Episode 372: The Snowmen OR Christmas in July

Friends, it is Christmas in July. No Toyota-thons, no Black Fridays, no Peppermint Mochas, but we do have a grumpy Doctor, a lizard woman from the dawn of time (and her wife), everyone's favorite potato, the second introduction of Clara, a nod to the airship mysteries of the 1890s, and both Richard E. Grant and Ian McKellan! It's clearly time for The Snowmen!