A Doctor Who Podcast
What happens when we compare the total number of comic books sold across several years? What patterns, if any, emerge? Listeners of the show often hear me say that I think DC is currently strong in comics where Marvel dominates the live action landscape. And, as I said in Episode 37, I felt the need to validate some of the assumptions made. Feel free to call it fact checking, if you like.
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We learn why someone would fight and die for supplies from the Mission Control storage rooms. And we learn a good reason why nobody who’s left the Earth would be in a hurry to go back.
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Two voices reach out across the void, but are either of them heard? One faces impending death, the other faces abundant life.
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Have some Class! Call The Doctor! Why? Doctor Who returns to BBC America on Saturday, April 15, 2017 at 9/8c and with the premiere of Class following at 10/9c. Fans will recall that there have only been two episodes of Doctor Who – both on Christmas Day 2015 and 2016 – since Hell Bent aired.
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The latest episode of Techpedition is now available via the web and iTunes. Before talking about the 2009 live-action epic fail […]
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What does it mean to be Human? This question’s answer is one even I, after almost forty-four years of life, could not begin to answer. Yet, I can offer speculation about what it means to be Human in Season One of the joint venture AMC and Channel 4 series.
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The mystery of the Captain’s suicide deepens. Sophia has advice on how Chris can reconnect with the shipmates but he’s afraid to put the plan into action.
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What happens if the Judas steer has a mind of its own and can think for itself. You would be in some deep manure.
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Another Marvel based television program is coming soon from Freeform. The show will focus on the duo of Cloak and Dagger. The duo’s comic book roots date back to 1982 when the first appeared in Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #64. The characters were created by Bill Mantlo and Ed Hannigan.
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The atmosphere of the ship changes, both literally and metaphorically — and Dr. Mason’s life monitors suggest a chilling possibility.
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