This week Josh, Ashley and Alan dissect the newest episode of Doctor Who Season 2 - "Lucky Day" written by Pete McTighe and directed by Peter Hoar. It's a Doctor-lite episode, but that's the only thing light about it! It deals with some very heavy issues in some very surprising ways, and we analyze it from every angle.

Please let us know what you thought of "Lucky Day" and we'll share your comments on our next show! Email us at doctorwhoatoz@gmail.com or drop a comment on our socials or on your favorite podcast platform!

Doctor Who Season 2 (Series 15 / Season 41) has reached its third episode, the widely-acclaimed "The Well," written by Russell T Davies and Sharma Angel-Walfall and directed by Amanda Brotchie. Does our opinion match the praise that has been heaped on this episode? We liked it, but . . . did we like it? Check out this episode to find out!

First, though, we have some feedback from listeners about Episode 2, "Lux"!

Let us know what you thought of "The Well!" Email us at doctorwhoatoz@gmail.com or drop a comment on our socials or on your favorite podcast platform!

This week we're "beamin' at ya" a day early with our review of this week's episode, "Lux," the second episode of Season 2 (Series 15), written by Russell T Davies. In it, an animated character called Mr. Ring-a-Ding comes to life in Miami 1952. But Ring-a-Ding is so much more than just a character from a film short!

This is an unedited conversation between three friends and Doctor Who fans in which we discuss the episode in depth and speculate wildly on some crazy theories we've come up with!

Let us know what you thought of "Lux!" Email us at doctorwhoatoz@gmail.com or drop a comment on our socials or on your favorite podcast platform!

This week we review "The Robot Revolution", the kick-off to Season 2 of Doctor Who! We dig into all the good and all the bad of the season premiere. How does it stack up to the debut of Season 1? What do we think of our new companion, Belinda?

But first, we spend a few minutes remembering a Doctor Who legend, Jean Marsh, who sadly passed away at the age of 90.

Because of issues with the audio recording and delays in being able to download the recordings from the cloud, this recording is going out completely unedited, so please bear with us! You're getting a pure, unfiltered Doctor Who conversation between friends!

Let us know what you thought of "The Robot Revolution!" Email us at doctorwhoatoz@gmail.com or drop a comment on our socials or on your favorite podcast platform!

We've been talking about relaunch points for Doctor Who the past few weeks (first "Rose" and then "The Eleventh Hour") so we thought we would go back to the first time that the show completely reinvented itself -- way back in 1970 -- when "Spearhead From Space" literally tranformed Doctor Who into a totally new show with a new cast, new format, and broadcasting in colour for the first time. "Spearhead" was a game-changer. We give you an in-depth review of the masterpiece that relaunched Doctor Who.

First, though, we cover some news, then we talk about our weekend at the Stellar Fest convention!

Let us know what you thought of this episode! We'd love to hear from you! If you've enjoyed the show, please leave a comment, review, or rating wherever you're listening! If there's a particular story or topic you'd like to hear us discuss, please let us know at ⁠⁠⁠doctorwhoatoz@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠!

Just one week after celebrating the 20th Anniversary of "Rose," we have the 15th Anniversary of the original broadcast of "The Eleventh Hour." This episode was a pivot point for the series, as it moves into a whole new era with a new showrunner, a new Doctor, and a new companion. How does it perform this monumental task, and how does it stack up to "Rose"? Give us a listen and find out!

First, though, we take a look at the news, including the announcement of episode titles for Season 2 and the new album by Peter Capaldi!

What are your recollections of "The Eleventh Hour"? When did you first see it? We'd love to hear from you! If you've enjoyed the show, please leave a comment, review, or rating wherever you're listening! If there's a particular story or topic you'd like to hear us discuss, please let us know at ⁠⁠doctorwhoatoz@gmail.com⁠⁠!

It's been EXACTLY 20 years (okay, almost!) since "Rose" first broadcast on BBC One, bringing Doctor Who back to the airwaves and relaunching the phenomenon for a whole new generation. Everything was riding on this one episode! Luckily the production team knocked it out of the park! We take a fresh look at this episode one of the most important chapters in Doctor Who history. Does it live up to its reputation?

What are your recollections of "Rose"? When did you first see it? We'd love to hear from you! If you've enjoyed the show, please leave a comment, review, or rating wherever you're listening! If there's a particular story or topic you'd like to hear us discuss, please let us know at ⁠doctorwhoatoz@gmail.com⁠!

This week we pay a visit to 1996 and Paul McGann's sole television outing as the Doctor, in the television movie Doctor Who (or as we fans know it, The Enemy Within). You may be surprised by our review of it -- we're pretty harsh on it for a film we love so much. But hopefully it'll all make sense!

Before our review, we read some Listener Feedback and tackle the latest Doctor Who news!

How about you? When did you first see the TV Movie? Did you watch it on original broadcast? What was your initial reaction to it, and has your opinion changed over the years? We'd love to hear from you! If you've enjoyed the show, please leave a comment, review, or rating wherever you're listening! If there's a particular story or topic you'd like to hear us discuss, please let us know at doctorwhoatoz@gmail.com!