by WhoBackWhen.com
There are hundreds of Doctor Who episodes and stories out there and we intend to watch them all! Not just that – We’ll watch, review, discuss, debate, rate and praise and/or poke holes in every episode of Doctor Who, starting with the 1963 pilot. That’s right; we’re beginning with William Hartnell and then working our way forward through time, episode by episode and Doctor by Doctor. In parallel, we’re also reviewing New Who, starting with Eccleston in the 2005 revival. At the time of writing this, we’re already well into the Tom Baker and Peter Capaldi eras! From comparing Dalek and Cybermen military strategems to ranking companions by hairstyle, we’ve got it covered.
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September 1, 2024
<p>Myriad single tears later, an old man takes credit for the women doing all the work in this season finale<br /> <br /> <p>* * *<br /> <br /> <p>Let’s pick up where we left off, shall we? Susan Triad has turned into Sutekh’s puppet, along with Harriet Arbinger, and they’re threatening everyone with some death dust. Before you know it Sue is blowing kisses to the TV crew and they fall to the floor like grains of sand. Doc and Mel manage to escape the recording studio but UNIT’s approach of “fire first, run away later” doesn’t go to plan and their HQ now needs a good old spring clean after Ms Arbinger dusts the lot of them.<br /> <br /> <p>While Doc and Mel outrun a dust cloud on a surprisingly speedy scooter, the rest of the planet is getting engulfed, including Ruby’s mum, grandma, and Mrs We’ll-Totally-Find-Out-All-About-Her-This-Week Flood. No time to care about that though, as Doc and Mel meet up with Ruby in the Time Window. There’s a handy memory of a TARDIS there that enigma Ruby can patch up a bit just by thinking about it, so they use it to escape into space.<br /> <br /> <p>Sutekh’s dust of death touches every world and every time that Doc has ever visited. You see Sutekh’s been having a piggy-back ride on the TARDIS all this time and left little Susan Triad-like presents everywhere. Things look hopeless for Doc and co, but there’s one thing that might help them stop Sutekh: solve the riddle of who Ruby’s mum is. A riddle that’s so important it’s the last concern of Sutekh before wiping out all life in the universe. Surely only a time-wimey, ingeniously planned out explanation can be waiting for us as the conclusion to this whole season, right? Right?<br /> <br /> <p>* * *<br /> <br /> <p>Check out WHOBACKWHEN.COM for more information, Doctor Who TV Serial and Audiobook reviews, ratings and ramblings, and loads more podcast episodes.</p><br /> <br /> <p>WEB:<br /> <a href=“https://whobackwhen.com/“>WhoBackWhen.com</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>FACEBOOK:<br /> <a href=“https://facebook.com/whobackwhen”>Facebook.com/WhoBackWhen</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>Instagram:<br /> <a href=“https://www.instagram.com/whobackwhen/“>Instagram.com/whobackwhen</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>YOUTUBE:<br /> <a href=“https://whobackwhen.com/youtube”>WhoBackWhen.com/YouTube</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>TWITTER:<br /> <a href=“https://twitter.com/whobackwhen”>@whobackwhen</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>Toodle-Pip!</p>
August 11, 2024
<p>Sutekh's back and Kate just had a flapjack, as RTD lines up a plethora of mysteries that surely all will be explained in the next and final episode of the series, surely<br /> <br /> <p>* * *<br /> <br /> <p>It’s mid-June and that can only mean one thing: it’s time for a Doctor Who Christmas Special! Thus, the Fifteenth Doctor brings legendarily mysterious companion Ruby Sunday to UNIT HQ and there poses three challenges to his uniformed chums: Can they identify the mysterious woman they have encountered across a series of Doctor Who and apparently a couple of adventures we really wish they could have aired; can they reach soaring new heights of flimsiness in the forming of anagrams; and do they have an overly complicated scifi wibbly wobbly, or maybe a phonebook, to identify Ruby’s mum?<br /> <br /> <p>Don’t be daft. It’s Junemas 2024! No one has a phone book anymore, and so UNIT has no choice but to sacrifice a floor of their skyscraper to a VHS digitisation device. Plugging a grainy video tape and the power of memory into the so-called Time Window, and pulling in a series’ worth of ancillary characters for a day’s work, however, they make a tragic discovery: they’ve been giving an old foe a free ride to every Doctor Who adventure since the middle of Series 13. Stick around for one more paragraph to learn which foe it is. <br /> <br /> <p>Following the big reveal, Doc and companion-turned-undercover-agent Mel B head to a grand presentation by billionaire and Elon-Musk-but-kind, Sue Triad (S triad, TARDIS, get it?) who’s unveiling some new tech (Sue tech, get it?) and who happens to look like that intertemporal lady. She’s also the only person named Susan on the planet, so it stands to reason she might be Doc’s granddaughter. Alas, she is not. And the internet already predicted that the foe is Sutekh. Hilarity ensues.<br /> <br /> <p>* * *<br /> <br /> <p>Check out WHOBACKWHEN.COM for more information, Doctor Who TV Serial and Audiobook reviews, ratings and ramblings, and loads more podcast episodes.</p><br /> <br /> <p>WEB:<br /> <a href=“https://whobackwhen.com/“>WhoBackWhen.com</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>FACEBOOK:<br /> <a href=“https://facebook.com/whobackwhen”>Facebook.com/WhoBackWhen</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>Instagram:<br /> <a href=“https://www.instagram.com/whobackwhen/“>Instagram.com/whobackwhen</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>YOUTUBE:<br /> <a href=“https://whobackwhen.com/youtube”>WhoBackWhen.com/YouTube</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>TWITTER:<br /> <a href=“https://twitter.com/whobackwhen”>@whobackwhen</a></p><br /> <br /> <p>Toodle-Pip!</p>
July 28, 2024
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