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We talk about the War Machines for maybe 15 minutes then just ramble about whatever else is going on.

This episode is the template for a lot of Doctor Who but it's hard to see why. Kris and I discuss The Savages.

We now conclude our side journey through Lost. I promise we won't be doing any more Lost episodes. We review the finale two seasons.

We're taking a short break from talking about Doctor Who to talk about Lost.

After a long hiatus we're back to kick off the final run. We're going to finish out season 3 and dip our toes into season 4 before riding off into the sunet. But before that we have some modern Who to talk about. Elizabeth joins me to talk about Series 4, Donna, Rassilon, and of course, Midnight.

Elizabeth and I are very far apart on The Gunfighters, Tombstone, High Noon, and westerns in general. Is this Vicki's best episode? TW: dad embarassing his daughter by singing

We rank the Series 3 episodes and chat a bit about Martha but then get sidetracked talking about Lost and Blood on the Clocktower.

I'd rather talk about Deadpool & Wolverine but Elizabeth is too young to watch it.

Apologies for the low energy here. This is my second time discussing The Ark in as many months and this was recorded after a long day of doomscrolling.

Lelon and Elizabeth are far apart on The Massacre. They also talk about Dune. Apologies for the many mistakes this episode. I say "Daniel Tosh" when I of course mean Donald Tosh. We mention Katrina instead of Katarina. And my pronunciations of "Huguenot" and "Navarre" are probably cringe worthy.

The girls are completely split on Series 2. One has given up nuWho alltogether and the other is going to blaze ahead without me. Which is which?

We've finally reached the end of... whatever this is. Does Josie still love the Daleks after trudging through two months worth of missing episodes?

We have finally arrived at what for Josephine is the destination of this entire journey, the 12 part epic "The Daleks' Master Plan". Does it live up to the hype? How many deaths is too many for a Doctor Who episode? Does Katarina count?

Elizabeth brings her pre-existing knowledge of mythology to a discussion about The Myth Makers. Is it really a historical if it never happened? Is the novelization enough to carry this unanimated missing episodes to a high rating? Did Elizabeth get what she wanted for Christmas?

We're still celebrating the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who so this week we're going off format to see what the kids think of nuWho. How do they rates the episodes of Series 1? And what is their first impression of David Tennant?