Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast

The Doctor abandons Rose with a genocidal Donna in Tennant-form and there's no sign of The Shadow Proclamation anywhere!

Companions and spin-offs collide when Davros and his new race of Daleks transport the Earth far across the universe

We attended the second ever Oxford Comic Con, which alongside myriad cosplayers, gamers, comic book artists and nerds galore hosted The Sixth Doctor himself, Colin Baker!

Killer daffodils, a carnivorous armchair and the debut of The Master.

A Beetle Backpack, the Death of the Doctor and the Return of Rose. Could this be any more epic?!

Disco Werewolves, Venusian Karate and yet another Drill-to-The-Centre-of-the-Earth spiel.

It's a Whovian "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" with bits of "Captain Planet" and tentacle porn. We review the Doctor Who spin-off, CLASS.

A tense, psychological thriller and some terrifically high-concept sci-fi, this is RTD's Reservoir Dogs in space

More astronaut-cosplaying aliens, palpably inappropriate music, and foreign conspirators from foreign countries

The Runaway Bride finally gets herself a husband and takes care of cookie-cutter kids in Star Trek Generation's "Nexus".

A tonne of foreshadowing and a very common courtesy unit, plus the very first appearance of Professor River Song (on our timeline)

U.N.I.T. can't decide whether to battle Global Warming, a flesh-eating virus, nuclear holocaust, dinosaurs or planet-usurping man-geckos.

The Doctor and Donna crash a party with Agatha Christie, the full cast of Cluedo, a giant wasp and no unicorn

We get space quaffles, the mannequin challenge and some good old-fashioned tentacle porn in Pertwee's first go as The Third Doctor

We speculate on the reasons for Peter Capaldi’s departure from Doctor Who in 2017, and pick some of our favourite candidates for the role of The Thirteenth Doctor.

The Tenth Doctor mothers the short-lived fruit of his loins following his arm being raped by newborn soldiers fighting fish people without a backstory.

Having seen (or heard) all of Patrick Troughton's Doctor Who serials, we sat down for the traditional PostDoc rankings and ramblings.

It's The Clone Wars but with a baked potato planet and a nuclear weapons Tinder app.

The Second Doctor and his companions Interrail through some of humanity’s greatest conflicts in Patrick Troughton's final serial.

Brains in jars, a squeaky interrogation toy and the DC and Marvel Universes collide in this Doctor Who Christmas Special