Doctor Who - The Highlanders

Ah, you know the one. Big red man lives at the bottom of a hole. This is me and Lawrence talking through the first part of it. A word of warning: Lawrence is FURIOUS about things today. Not this episode though. We both like that just fine.

Here we all are then. The Idiot's Lantern, a pejorative term for the telly. Like "goggle box", except when was the last time a telly looked like a box? the 1950s probably. John is @feexby. Lawrence is @Loll73. You can email us on feexby@aol.com

It is five minutes later. The levels of sugar and enthusiasm are still high. Here, then, is our commentary for the second half of Series 2's Cyberman story. Sorry about all the things. Demand compensation from us on Twitter: @Feexby and @Loll73 or via email at feexby@aol.com

A commentary track for new Who, series 2 episode 5. This week brought to you by the sugar marketing board it would seem. Eat more sugar! It's delicious, and good for you.

Shush. We're watching The Girl In The Fireplace. It's good, innit? Stuff we forgot this week: the name of the actor Bruce Spence; and that the title of the film about Giulio Andreotti is Il Divo. I should have been able to remember the second one because of the embarrassing incident at the ticket office when the person at the cinema thought it was a film about a boy band of opera singers or something. Our friend Mark, to whom we refer is @CWhoFan. He is a splendid fellow, and his blog Trap One https://trapone.wordpress.com is ace and always worth reading.

This week the "facts" are more than usually brutalised, most egregiously when John manifestly muddles up Toby Whithouse and Stephen Thompson. At least we all know what a gadfly is now.

Arrroooooo! The werewolves of Scotland. Lawrence and I pod our way through the second episode of New Who Series 2. Follow us at @Feexby and @Loll73. Email us at feexby@aol.com. Follow the magical heart full of stars to your dream that lies over the rainbow too if you like.

Hello! We are back with a commentary and ancillary gubbins for the first episode of Series 2 of new Doctor Who: New Earth. You can find us on Twitter as @feexby and @Loll73. Also you can email us at Feexby@aol.com if you like. Lots of love.John & Loll

Iiiiiiiiiiiiit"s Chriiiiiiiistmas, as St. Nodsworth the Holder once said, quite assertively. Here is our episode commentary, just me and Loll this time, for the 2013 Christmas episode The Time Of The Doctor.

Gallifrey Falls No More. It's a podcast party for The Day Of The Doctor in which John and Lawrence are joined by their splendid and worthwhile non-Who pal Mr. C.Toby Ritty. The quiet bits are where we were just completely overcome by what was on the screen.

...And here is the second part of this week's double bill. Season 1, episode 13. The Parting Of The Ways.

First part of this week's double bill of commentaries. Season 1, episode 12. Bad Wolf...

A commentary track for the antepenultimate episode of new Doctor Who series 1. Antepenultimate, I say.

...And here is part two, which is the second part. A commentary for The Doctor Dances.

A double bill of episode commentaries this week, as we barrel towards the conclusion of Season 1. Here is the first part, The Empty Child...

A commentary track, if you wait patiently, for Paul Cornell's splendid Doctor Who story Father's Day, the eighth episode of the first season of new Doctor Who. Join us.  We're the ones on the sofa.

Past the halfway point now in our run of episode commentaries for the first series of new Doctor Who. This one is The Long Game, which makes it longer than Kerplunk, but not as long as Monopoly. Monopoly's too long, isn't it? And drearily unquestioning about the shortcomings of the capitalist system.

Dalek! It's the one with the Dalek in it! (Stop saying Dalek.) This one is quite rambling, even by our appalling rambling standards. Sorry about the rambling. There's an episode commentary in there somewhere if you care to dig.

And here is part two. Please feel free to leave a comment, or to tweet us at @Feexby or @Loll73 We love you.

An amazing two for one offer this week as I and the mighty-and-often-correct Lawrence offer you two commentaries for the price of one. Although they are free so it's also the same as you'd pay for two, none or an infinite number. Zeroes are complicated. Maths is hard. Anyway herewith, men and gentle-ladies, please find a commentary sort of a thing for Aliens Of London the fourth episode of New Who series one first broadcast in 2005. (Taliban is the word we idiotically can't remember. Here is the link to the blog we talk about: http://feexby.com/2011/01/05/of-gods-and-men-tron-legacy-3d/ )