Radio Free Skaro #156 – Polyphase Avatron

The Three Who Rule were in fine fettle this week, if fettle is judged by ability to digress and avoid the topic at hand. Through discussion that veered into subjects as strange as podcestuous panels in Derby, the horror of a rebroadcast of Dimensions in Time and the continued demonstration of Warren’s complete lack of a short-term memory, the trio ambled towards the Miniscope and Douglas Adams’ short but memorable tenure as Doctor Who script editor.

Direct Download Show Notes: - Radio Free Skaro…shop! - Bridging The Rift with…Steven! - Be a fan of Radio Free Skaro on…Facebook! - Doctor Who: Greatest Moments…The Companions! - The Companions…ratings! - New Series, new…TARDIS? - Catherine Tate wins…an award! - Fifth Doctor Era Big Finish…reunion! - Frazer Hines joins…Big FInish! - Big Finish interviews Rob Shearman…Friend of the Show! - David Tennant…on Radio 5! - David Tennant’s new film…at TIFF! - John Barrowman…on Jonathan Ross! - Upcoming DVDs…in 2010! - C4 looking to air…Dimensions in Time! - David Tennant, Second Hottest…Scot! Miniscope Links (Douglas Adams): - The Pirate…Planet! - City…of Death! - Shada…! - BBC…Shownar!

Radio Free Skaro #42 – Life, the Universe, and Everything

This week’s Wednesday Cutaway is an even extra-er special than last week’s entry, yet, in keeping with our style, also incredibly lazy. Episode #42 of Radio Free Skaro, recorded back in July 2007, never made its way onto the official Radio Free Skaro feed, and, barring the odd fan who remembered it from its original posting, was thought to be lost in the mists of time for all eternity. However, recently extricated from a disused refuse bin in territory still owned by the Hudson’s Bay Corporation, we present to you – Radio Free Skaro: The (Almost) Lost Episode.

From July 17, 2007 :

With precious little in the way of new Dr. Who to chew over, Warren and Steven seize upon the fortuitously named episode #42 of this fine podcast to genuflect on Douglas Adams, not only in regards to the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy but also his contributions to Dr Who to computer gaming and to pioneering work on what would become the World Wide Web. Stay hoopy, and don’t forget your towel!

Direct download: rfs42.mp3