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December 16, 2011
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The Lonely Tardis: A Doctor Who Podcast Ep 09

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Written by: Dalibor Dimovski
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Lonely Tardis - Doctor Who - Mind Robber

Doctor Who!

Episode 09. An eclectic group of Time Lords comes together to discuss the latest Doctor Who news.

In this episode: We move on to the second Doctor, played by Patrick Troughton in the Mindrobber, which isn’t the most entertaining episode we could have watched. We also chat about the NEW Doctor Who game, the Christmas Special prequel, and some classic Doctor Who clips come back into existence!

Also: PLEASE REVIEW US ON iTUNES! It helps keep the Daleks away. Also, follow us on Twitter! We’re @LonelyTardis on that thing.

Geronimooooo!

Hosts:
Dali Dimovski, Shaun Norton, Steven Strom

Links:
Doctor Who game announced!
Classic Doctor Who clips unearthed!
Christmas Special Prequel!

Theme Song:

Parry Gripp – Doctor Who

iTunes link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/lonelytardis/id466998500

Or, click here for the direct feed: http://lonelytardis.podbean.com/feed

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About the Author

Dalibor Dimovski
Dali is the co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of SideQuesting, as well as the co-Founder of CarDesignFetish and the founder of MakLink. Dali is also a car designer, deejay, and introductory beer-brewer.
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  • http://twitter.com/ilRadd ilRadd

    Sorry, I’m behind in listening to the Lonely Tardis Podcasts, but here is my take on the Mind Robber:

    This was not one of the best Doctor Who stories – there are some much better Patrick Troughton series around to go with – Tomb of the Cybermen is an earlier one that I would have recommended watching.

    You are also under the misconception that the classic Doctor Who was not a regular series – it was a weekly series of half-hour episodes that comprised story arcs. It was particularly “bad” during Troughton’s run: 35 episodes his 1st year as the Doctor, 40 episodes his 2nd year & 44 episodes from his final year.