I always find it so funny how such an important part of Doctor Who lore was just casually named 11 seasons into the show's history and it's like the third or fourth most famous thing about the story.

On the contrary, Jon Pertwee himself said in a convention (available on KZbin) that they all three were in absolute hysterics during the filming of this, and that it was great fun. Patrick was also sitting in the same convention with the Brigadier and they confirmed, so I don’t understand where this is coming from.

A very useful assistant, Martha.

The doctor angry that these people have been abandoned.

Foiled again, common L, 'gridlock' got me once more

Ooh whats thisss

Brannigan’s wife will eventually play Bill Potts’ foster mother.

This is by far one of my favorite episodes ever!

This is a great approach to content!

Loved Heaven Sent and Hell Bent - you know it’s actual fans listening to your podcast when a 12 episode gets 81% banger rating. I still think of NuWho drs, he’s the most quintessentially “The Doctor” when compared to Classic. As of yet, my favourite by a wide margin.

The voice of Boe would later play Lady Me’s butler in The Woman Who Lived.

The Macra are just naturally crabby,Pete.

Pay your totally woke

It’s not stealing,it’s called creative borrowing.

Something I love about the hymn scene is that Martha joins in on the singing but the Doctor doesn't. In a season all about what it means to be human, the Doctor keeps being in situations where he could do a human thing, he knows how to and probably wants to, but chooses not to because of his Time War and Rose traumas. Martha is almost a metaphor for the Doctor's connection to humanity. He obviously wants it and keeps flirting with it but it'd mean letting go of his pain and he's not ready to do that

The randomizer is done with threes, now on to fours… I listened to this without the aid of visuals, so I was just imagining Chris with like five pieces of Scotch tape on his neck. 👺🧍🏻‍♂️🐉🥩

Hop into the HOV lane with Pull To Open.

As a Welsh person, Ray's accent was physically painful

Time is nuts .😊

Well after 7 seasons of portraying Dr Who Tom Baker even stated that he was tired of dealing with the new production management and the Directors . Some of the outtakes show him and the directors constantly arguing about the direction of the stories and character arcs in those stories back in the day.

Very true. The Doctor gains moral awareness thanks to Ian and Barbara.

I really do love how this story, without even seemingly meaning to, solidifies the TARDIS as the “fifth main character.”

Verity Lambert on the commentary track said that she agreed with the concern that scissors were a real thing that kids could find in the house, and might hurt themselves if they tried to copy Susan - so that became the Dr Who rule after that. No realistic violence with easy to find everyday things.

I figured that the fourth emoji in the Whomoji challenge was about the glass rather than the liquid inside it, so it would reference the glass people? There's not really a good emoji for glass...

I just love this scene. Goodness knows how viewers were reacting after seven episodes of the original Dalek story.

Those are more like sheep shears.😂

I blame Blue Peter.

What do either of you think about the colorization of the War Games?

I remember years ago hearing that Time Lords don’t get their second heart until after their first regeneration.

Just in time for Doctor Who day.

Timeslip,not to be confused with Timelash.😊

Any plans for another live stream in the future?

We went into the Wayback Machine with Mr. Peabody and his boy Sherman for this story.

A great Actor Doctor everyone though he could Not be replaced then came Tom Baker who played the Doctor Differently With Fun yet seriously and talked and joked with the Public I think if the Mean Tight BBC has Paid this great Actor well he would never have left However we would never have got Tom Baker or few Doctors

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Adric is like Gambit.

I always thought they'd be cute together

I really do like the sontarans

They knew they looked like talking turds when they first made them, right?

I love the acting and campy effects but I can't stand the plots of Dr who. Watching Dr who for plot makes me understand why Tolkien hated the lion the witch and the wardrobe.

If you look at the doctor's hair loong enough he turns into sophia😂

Did the sontarans ever fight the Judoon in cannon?

He looks like a human wearing a dead Sontarans skin.

Of course he's cosmically aware. The old guy must have been around. He looks like he's at least 20 😂

I can't see 3 referring to them as potatoes like 11 did that exchange of Matt Smith's seemed really out of character

The old look really looks like poo rubbed in leaves. The new testicular potato look is for me more appealing.

He looks like the Count from Berserk