Examining The Doctor Episode 46: Silence In The Library

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Image Credit: BBC

Our first David Tennant story is quite a doozy! Silence In The Library is one of the more popular stories of Tennant’s run.

In the story, The Doctor and Donna answer a distress call in a barren space library. Soon after, they are joined by archeologists (including the debuting fan favorite River Song) to investigate. Once a hideous species is uncovered, things start turning deadly!

Join Mark and Seth as they bring their signature blend of knowledge and humor as they examine the modern David Tennant classic Silence In The Library! You will need a copy of the episode to sync up with the commentary.

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Examining The Doctor Episode 45: Vincent And The Doctor

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Our first Matt Smith story is looked at as a modern classic. The Doctor and Amy travel to 1890 to meet the legendary Vincent Van Gogh. However, all is not well as a strange creature is on the loose, and only The Doctor and Van Gogh himself have the ability to stop it.

Join Mark and Seth as they bring their signature blend of knowledge and humor to Series 5’s Vincent And The Doctor, starring Matt Smith and Karen Gillan.

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The Caves Of Androzani Part Three Examined

Examining The Doctor: The Caves Of Androzani Part Three

It’s a very different episode of Examining The Doctor this week, as it lacks two thirds of its Time Lords. Seth is forced to pilot his TARDIS solo while examining Part Three of The Caves Of Androzani. See The Magma Beast in all it’s glory, and the political intrigue that develops between Morgus and The President. But most importantly, see why this is named The Greatest Doctor Who Story of all time!

The Caves Of Androzani Part Two Examined

The Caves Of Androzani Part Two Examined

Peter Davison’s epic swansong The Caves Of Androzani is the focus of Examining The Doctor. Part Two finds The Doctor and Peri facing a Firing Squad (or does it?). Throughout the episode, the political struggle between Androzani Major and Androzani Minor is fleshed out, Sharaz Jek’s role is defined, and we get some wonderfully silly shots of The Magma Creature.

Still, despite the budgetary issues, the elements of greatness shine through in this second installment of what is now the Guinness Book Of World Records Holder as The Greatest Doctor Who Story Of All Time. Join Mark and Seth as they bring their trademark blend of knowledge and humor to this episode. It’s the audio equivalent of Spectrox.

The Caves Of Androzani Part One Examined

Examining The Doctor #33: The Caves Of Androzany Part One

1984 was a pivotal year for Doctor Who. It saw not only the departure of three companions but the departure of The Fifth Doctor himself, Peter Davison. Thankfully Davison’s swansong was an epic tale worthy of a regeneration story.

The Doctor and newfound companion Peri find themselves on the barren planet of Androzani Minor and are quickly mistaken for gunrunning terrorists. The Doctor is quick to learn that there’s more than meets the eye on this planet, and he and Peri soon find themselves facing certain death in the name of a political struggle.

Join Mark and Seth as they bring their signature blend of historical knowledge and humor to what is currently the Guinness Book Of World Record holder as the greatest Doctor Who Story of all time.

The Doctor Dances Examined

Examining The Doctor #32: The Doctor Dances examined

The second part of The Empty Child has Christopher Eccleston’s Ninth Doctor in a position where he must save the world from nanogenes during early WWII. Mark and Seth bring their usual blend of classic knowledge and satirical humor to provide commentary for what is widely regarded as one of the best stories not only in the modern era but in all Doctor Who, as it is rated in the Top 10 via Doctor Who Magazine fan votes.

The Ark In Space Part Four Examined

Doctor Who: The Ark In Space Commentary

Part Four of the epic Tom Baker story The Ark In Space. Noah, having been completely transformed into a Wirrn, begins his takeover of The Ark. The Doctor, Harry, Sarah, and Vira desperately try to save the station. Mark and Seth return to provide their unique blend of knowledge and humor on this finale of one of the greatest Doctor Who stories of all time.

The Ark In Space Part Three Examined

Examining The Doctor #29 – The Ark In Space Part Three

Part Three of the epic Season 12 story The Ark In Space starring Tom Baker as The Fourth Doctor. The Doctor hatches a plan to save the space colony from the evil Wirrn. Join Mark and Seth as they provide insight and a few jokes into one of the greatest Doctor Who stories of all time!

The Ark In Space Part Two Examined

Part Two of the epic Season 12 story The Ark In Space starring Tom Baker as The Fourth Doctor. The Wirrn begin infecting the space station as The Doctor begins to formulate his plan. Join Mark and Seth as they provide insight and a few jokes into one of the greatest Doctor Who stories of all time.

The Ark In Space Part One Examined

This week, Examining The Doctor looks at The Ark In Space, starring Tom Baker as The Fourth Doctor. Relive The Wirrn, the recurring corridors, and of course GREEN BUBBLE WRAP! Also hear why this is one of the all time great stories, not just in Doctor Who but science fiction in general.