Who Back When | A Doctor Who Podcast

Seven of eight hosts from across nine years of Who Back When assembled for our 400th Episode to discuss the State of the Whonion

Join us for some celebratory bloopers, Podcastland!

Discount Danny Ocean, Ice Capades and Decapitations Galore make up this glorious return to Telos

The Head of People tears the Heads of Robots in this unexpectedly divisive episode

A freshly regenerated Sixth Doctor arises discombobulated and edgy, but altogether more abusive and homicidal in this rarely lauded serial

We learn about the Partition of India, while multi-ocular members of the band Lordi scare the heck out of anyone dying alone.

We pour one out for the Fifth Doctor and reminisce about some of the highs and lows of his marvellous era

An overlooked Futurama reference and the literal handwaving of interplanetary navigation whilst wearing marigolds. Not bad!

Mr Big Bad's new hotel is infested by mutant spiders, and only Sheffield’s sickest grime station can flush them out

Leather-bound Phantom of the Mope-era wages an android war against bat-shit crazy Space Bezos

A beautiful episode, in which Racist Danny Zuko plots to disrupt the US civil rights movement in possibly the most convoluted way imaginable

A companion switch, far too many people in shorts, and the Brotherhood of Sarn

Smokey and The Bandit introduce The Doctor and her companions to the Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World of rubbish snipers and sentient offcuts

Dalek helmets, Time Corridon'ts and about fifty different plots coalesce in this terrible/wonderful companion exit serial

The Sixth Doctor and Peri head to Baltimore to attend a funeral, indulge in breathing exercises and potentially save mankind in the process.

A brand new Doctor, show runner and aesthetic, no TARDIS, different music. Oh, and new troops. No, not troops. Team. Gang. Fam? Either way, it’s a solid start for the Thirteenth Doctor.

Terrific story arcs and eyebrows to knock your spatiotemporal socks off. We discuss Peter Capaldi’s run as The Twelfth Doctor

Doc discovers a grave situation below the surface, Tegan is a defective android and Turlough exhibits some OTT PTSD. It’s great!

Glass Avatars from the future don’t care about Data Privacy Agreements while the first and then-latest Doctor do Timelord Kegels to keep their respective regeneration at bay

Love blossoms between a terrible businesswoman and an obvious serial killer in the last Holiday Special of the Whittaker Era