#243 Straight Outta Gallifrey: Quinnis
Doctor Who: Straight Outta Gallifrey
Before Totter’s Yard, before Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright, before the Chameleon Circuit was broken… the Doctor and Susan travelled alone. The planet Quinnis in the Fourth Universe appears, at first glance, to be an agreeable, exotic refuge for the two travellers. But the world is experiencing a terrible drought, and the Doctor becomes its unwilling rainmaker. Meanwhile, Susan makes an ally in a young girl called Meedla. But friends are not always what they appear, and the long-awaited rain isn’t necessarily good news… Write to us at Bluesky: huestone44.bsky.social
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#242 Straight Outta Gallifrey: The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance
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The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance by Moris Farhi, adapted by Nigel Robinson Fragrance is a paradise world - a utopia that the travellers are loathe to leave after a relaxing stay. But the way of life is different here. And so is the way of love - as Barbara discovers when the Fragile Yellow Arc is broken... We would like to hear from you at Bluesky: @[email protected]
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Talking Demons of the Punjab with Tara
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We invite you to listen to our discussion about Doctor Who's Demons of the Punjab, a story about war, history and love. Meet Tara, who is a first time Doctor Who watcher from Canada/U.S.A. We talk about her family's history with the Partition of India, the state of the world today and her first impressions of Doctor Who. Let us know your thoughts about the discussion at
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#241 Straight Outta Gallifrey: Farewell, Great Macedon @bigfinish
Doctor Who: Straight Outta Gallifrey
The TARDIS materialises in the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World, in the year 323 BC. The Doctor, Ian, Barbara and Susan meet Alexander the Great - but their excitement is tempered by the realization that these are the final days of Alexander's life. As the travellers become embroiled in the tragic events, the inevitability of history unfolds around them. But can they - and should they - change it? Twitter/X @sogallifrey
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#240 Straight Outta Gallifrey: Invasion of E-Space @bigfinish
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Trapped within E-Space, the Doctor, Romana and Adric are searching for a Charged Vacuum Emboitment – the gateway back to our universe. It’s like looking for a needle in a haystack... Then, by pure chance, a brand new CVE rips into being. Its makers are The Farrian, a warlike race who possess the technology to break into E-Space. But they have come to invade and plunder this new territory, and the riches of the planet Ballustra are their first target… Write your thoughts about the epsisode, our coverage and your opinions about E-Space and beyond at @sogallifrey on Twitter/X ...
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#239 Straight Outta Gallifrey: Deimos and The Resurrection of Mars
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Deimos, moon of Mars - where Lord Slaadek's plans to revive the ancient Ice Warrior civilisation hang by a thread. Only the Doctor can stop him… but an old enemy, hiding in the catacombs, has an alternative plan. A plan that will test the Doctor's heroism to its limits. Just how far will the Doctor go to prevent the destruction and resurrection of Mars - on a day when his friends become enemies, and his enemies have right on their side? Written by Jonathon Morris and directed by Barnaby Edwards. Contact us at Twitter/X @sogallifrey
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#238 Straight Outta Gallifrey: Find and Replace
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Christmas 2010, and Jo Grant finds herself stuck in a department store elevator with an alien creature called Huxley. Huxley is a narrator from Verbatim Six, and he is here to let Jo revisit the best time of her life – when she was the plucky companion to that eccentric Space/Time traveller known only as... Iris Wildthyme. Confronted with memories she knew nothing about, Jo agrees to a meeting with Iris inside her transdimensional bus, and together the three of them take a trip back in time. Back to the 1970s, to UNIT HQ, and a meeting with the only person who knows the whole truth......
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#237 Straight Outta Gallifrey: Book of Kells
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'Anyone who's prepared to kill for a book interests me.' Ireland, 1006. Strange things have been happening at the isolated Abbey of Kells: disembodied voices, unexplained disappearances, sudden death. The monks whisper of imps and demons. Could the Lord of the Dead himself be stalking these hallowed cloisters? The Doctor and his companion find themselves in the midst of a medieval mystery. At its heart is a book: perhaps the most important book in the world. The Great Gospel of Columkille. The Liber Columbae. Contact us at X @sogallifrey
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#236 Straight Outta Gallifrey: @bigfinish Shadow of the Past
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There's a secret locked up in UNIT's Vault 75-73/Whitehall. Dr Elizabeth Shaw is the only one left who knows what that secret is. Returning to UNIT for the first time in decades, she slowly unravels the past. The vault contains the remains of a spaceship that crashed in the Pennines in the seventies. For the young Liz Shaw, the priority is to ensure the thing's safe. But the Doctor is more concerned about the alien pilot. And the chance this ship offers for escape. Can he resist the temptation, or will the Doctor turn on his friends? Tell us your thoughts about this story and our coverage at ...
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#235 Straight Outta Gallifrey: Mission to Magnus
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The Doctor and Peri face enemies at every turn on the planet Magnus. There's the Time Lord bully Anzor, who made the Doctor's life hell during his time at the Academy. There's also Rana Zandusia, the matriarchal ruler of the planet, who seeks to prise the secret of time travel from these alien visitors. Also on Magnus is the slug-like Sil, still bitter from his defeat on the planet Varos and seeking to make his fortune from the most potentially destructive ends. And, deep within the planet, there is something else. Another old enemy of the Doctor's. And the future is looking decidedly...
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Ashford and Siskoid discuss this farce of an episode, the Caretaker, written by Gareth Roberts and Steven Moffat. Missy is in this episode, and she doesn't look happy. Clara and Danny advance their relationship, and The Doctor really displays his prejudice against soldiers. Give us a holler at [email protected]