Episode #67 features:
Dust Jacket: The Seed of Earth by Robert Silverberg
Channel Zero: Twin Peaks
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Archive for November, 2013
Welcome to special instalment of Who Review, my ongoing quest to review all available episodes of TV’s longest running SF series, Doctor Who.
This instalment is a departure from the normal run, as David and I give our thoughts on the just released 50th Anniversary episode, Day of the Doctor. I haven’t written this as a regular Who Review as I didn’t want to write a full synopsis and spoil the story for everybody, so it’s mainly just a review.
EPISODE
The Day of the Doctor
BROADCAST DATE
23 November 2013 (1 Episode)
THE DOCTORS
Matt Smith
David Tennant
John Hurt
THE COMPANIONS
Jenna-Louise Coleman
Welcome to a very special forty-fifth instalment of Who Review, my ongoing quest to review all available episodes of TV’s longest running SF series, Doctor Who. This week, I review the first of two recently rediscovered “lost” storylines with The Enemy of the World.
EPISODES
The Enemy of the World
BROADCAST DATES
23 December 1967 – 27 January 1968 (6 Episodes)
THE DOCTOR
Patrick Troughton
THE COMPANIONS
Jamie McCrimmon
Victoria Waterfield
Episode #66 features:
5 minute Popcorn Junkies: Shaun of the Dead, The Shining, The Wolverine & We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks
Contest of Champions: The Fantastic Four vs The Incredibles
Azerothian Times: BlizzCon 2013
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Thanksgiving is fast approaching and families will be sitting down to feast, downing about a million tons of pumpkin pie, and gaining about forty pounds in weight a-piece. This year Chandra, Jace, Venser, and Koth sat down to give thanks and try to figure out what Thanksgiving is.
Chandra starts at the local supermarket shopping for a large turkey, unsuccessfully. She is used to feasting on Goblins and buying a turkey is quite confusing for her. She approaches a lady who looks like she knows how to talk turkey and asks her if she can help her find the perfect bird. The lady explains to Chandra that buying a turkey requires you to know how many people are going to eat it, if your oven is big enough, and if you can read instructions. Chandra doesn’t understand a word of this mess and leaves the lady spouting off turkey gibberish. Chandra wonders if you can cook a turkey on a spit like you do Goblins and if they taste like rotten stinky snot.
