Just in case you haven’t heard, the BBC has confirmed that the rumoured animated reconstruction of Power of the Daleks is heading to DVD, and will be out in November. Christian Cawley and James McLean discuss the news, as well as offer their thoughts on British animation. Shownotes The Power of theRead More →
It’s podKast time! While we’re busy working on our various satellite projects for BeyondKasterborous, we’ve got a Doctor Who commentary for you, in which Christian Cawley, Brian A. Terranova and James McLean take a look at the oft-maligned, original Doctor-lite episode, Love & Monsters. Shownotes: PodKast Series 6 Episode 26 Love &Read More →
Back in 2014, we took the opportunity to speak with Ian Dickerson, a gentleman closely involved with attempts to bring The Saint back to television! Following the news that the pilot episode starring Adam Rayner as Simon Templar that gained attention on YouTube in 2013 had been abandoned in favourRead More →
In this week’s PodKast with a K, Christian Cawley, James McLean and Brian A. Terranova reveal the latest stage in the podKast’s evolution. It might not be the future of Doctor Who podcasts, but it’s certainly time for a new era of our show. Meanwhile, there is plenty more toRead More →
Yeh, that’s a lineup isn’t it? In this week’s podKast, we have Susan and Lee Cummings of the Doctor Who: Legacy mobile game, Nathan Skreslet and Ly Cao of PixelWho, and erstwhile custodian of the War Doctor, George Mann! This immense collection of guests is here to talk about “BiggerRead More →
James McLean and Brian A Terranova steer the podKast with a K back in time this week, as the adventure continues for the TARDIS travellers in Time-Flight. Fresh from the loss of Adric, as they arrive at Heathrow and find themselves tracking a lost Concorde… Shownotes Planet Earth (Thomas YardleyRead More →
It’s a meandering chat this week on the podKast, as James, Brian and Christian give some thought to the quintessential 1980s companion Ace, and her lack of a definitive end within the TV show, and touch upon her various departures in the spin-off fiction. Look out, too, for Brian’s thoughtsRead More →
We’re changing things around in this week’s podKast with a K, in which Christian Cawley talks to Gareth Kavanagh about retro video games, Vworp Vworp! issue 3 and the forthcoming Starburst International Film Festival, which runs in Manchester on 26th-28th August 2016, at £25 a ticket and just £40 for a familyRead More →
We bring our occasional series of Doctor Who commentaries into the 21st century this week with Rose, Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper’s first appearance in NuWho’s debut episode from March 26th, 2005. Inspired by our recent discussions about the late McCoy era, and with the obvious comparisons with the setting ofRead More →
Wow. This is a packed podKast, in which Christian Cawley and Brian Terranova talk about whether the BBC should show compiled, movie-length Doctor Who specials while the show is off air. PLUS James McLean and Brian talk Spider-Verse and Gareth Kavanagh joins us to talk about the forthcoming Starburst International Film Festival.Read More →
We have a mammoth podKast for you this week as Christian Cawley, James McLean and Brian Terranova provide you with a minute-by-minute commentary of 1989 classic The Curse of Fenric, starring Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred. But we’re not watching the standard four-part edit; rather, we’re “going to the movies”Read More →
Doctor Who revisionism permeates the show’s long history. It’s hardly a surprise as the series passes through the hands of producers and showrunners and is watched by a changing audience. It’s barely different to Marvel comics changing the origins of its characters, or learning about the origins of the movie-versionRead More →
