The 42cast goes bad this week as we take a look at the darker side of entertainment. In this episode we talk about villains. We discuss what makes a character an interesting villain and exactly what criteria you should use to determine if a villain is the “greatest”. Then, we
Recorded via Facebook Live! As part of WHOlanta 2021’s virtual programming, Mike, Mike, and Mary are joined by R. Alan Siler and Dave Chapman to discuss 50 years of mayhem manufactured by the mysterious megalomaniac known as The Master (or sometimes Missy). Peoples of the universe, please attend carefully. We
This month, Big Finish is opening the door on a brand new set of adventures featuring the first Doctor and his companions as you’ve never seen them before. Fresh from Twice Upon a Time, David Bradley has stepped back into the role of the first incarnation of everyone’s famous Time
Halloween season may be over, but that doesn’t stop Mike, Mike, and Mary from listening to one of the darkest Doctor stories ever produced by Big Finish. Suggested by you the listeners! We want to hear from you! Please write us at eswpodcast@gmail.com. Also, please subscribe and rate the show
Blurb: The TARDIS lands in the cargo hold of luxury space cruiser the Moray Rose. The crew and passengers are missing. The agents of Inter-Galaxy Insurance are determined to find out what’s happened and the shadowy Interplanetary Police Inspector Efendi is showing a very particular interest. Caught up in all
Blurb: The first time the fearsome Kraals attempted to take over the Earth, with the help of their android agents, things didn’t go quite according to plan – thanks to the time-traveling alien Doctor and his allies at UNIT. This time, Marshal Grinmal and his belligerent cohorts are ready for
Blurb: The legend dates back to Roman times, at least: a great White Worm, as wide as a man, slithers out of the rocks of the Dark Peak Gap to take animals, sometimes even children, for its food. When the Doctor and Leela arrive in the wilds of Derbyshire, only
I mentioned how much I love Jon Pertwee’s Doctor in my last review. He is the Doctor that is most representative of his era. He was a man of action and adventure who was always purposefully striding into the thick of Earth’s greatest problems and most dangerous threats. And then,
