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Timestreams 16: The Incredible, Shrinking Serial (Planet of Giants)

January 6, 2025 by Dastari Leave a Comment

Planet of GiantsIn this episode Nathan and Juliette talk about the premiere of the second season of Doctor Who, Planet of Giants. Along the way Juliette expresses her love for the movie; Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. Nathan goes into detail about cutting a serial down-to-size. They both discuss questionable life choices, feline hypnotists, and basic infection control protocols. They also get into topical issues in science-fiction and whether an effects heavy production can withstand the test of time.

Credit to Marshall Tankersley (@soundsmythprod) for the cover image.

Episodes Reviewed:

Serial Title: Planet of Giants

Episode One: Planet of Giants (Air Date: October 31, 1964)
Episode Two: Dangerous Journey (Air Date: November 7, 1964)
Episode Three: Crisis (Air Date: November 14, 1964)

DVD Extras:

Full episode 3 (The Urge to Live) reconstruction
Episode 4 reconstruction
Rediscovering the Urge to Live
Suddenly Susan
The Lambert Tapes – The Doctor

Next episode of Timestreams: The Doctor’s most enduring foes return in The Dalek Invasion of Earth.

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Filed Under: Timestreams Tagged With: Alan Tilvern, Barbara Wright, BBC, Bert, Carole Ann Ford, David Whitaker, DDT, DN6, Doctor Who, Farrow, First Doctor, Forrester, Frank Crawshaw, Fred Ferris, Hilda, Ian Chesterton, insecticide, insects, Jacqueline Hill, Louis Marks, Mervyn Pinfield, miniaturization, Planet of Giants, Reginald Barratt, Rosemary Johnson, Season Two, Smithers, Susan Foreman, TARDIS, Verity Lambert, William Hartnell, William Russell

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The 42cast Episode 157: Chicago TARDIS 2016 – The Original, You Might Say: The First Doctor’s Era

July 11, 2022 by Dastari Leave a Comment

Chicago TARDIS 2016 HartnellAs we approach the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who, it’s time to take a look back at the beginning of it all. In this episode we go back to a panel from Chicago TARDIS 2016. In it we discuss William Hartnell the man and the first Doctor. We talk about the situation behind his involvement in the show and turbulent times in his later years. We discuss his performance as the Doctor and what he has brought to the role that has stuck with the series ever since. We also get into a discussion about the early years of the program. We discuss how its similar and different to Doctor Who as well and what elements from those years would no longer work and things that we think would that has been abandoned.

As this is a con panel, there will be no five-minute controversy this week.

This week Bill Albert, Steve Manfred, and Nyssa Makepeace join the cast.

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Filed Under: Podcast, Topic Tagged With: Barbara Wright, Carole Ann Ford, Chicago TARDIS, David Whitaker, First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Innes Lloyd, Jacqueline Hill, Jean Marsh, John Wiles, Maureen O'Brien, Peter Purves, Sara Kingdom, Steven Taylor, Susan Foreman, Verity Lambert, Vicki Pallister, William Hartnell, William Russell

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Timestreams 12: First Time’s the Charm (Season 1 Retrospective)

July 22, 2021 by Dastari Leave a Comment

Doctor Who Season 1In this episode Nathan and Juliette are joined by Doctor Who aficionados, Eric and Miranda, to discuss the very first season of the series. Along the way they talk about their favorite characters and their favorite stories. They discuss the enduring legacy of the series and why they’re still watchable today. They give their opinions on what works and what doesn’t about the way the show was produced. They also discuss the things that pop cultural expectations get wrong about these early days of Doctor Who.

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Next episode of Timestreams: We’ll look at one of the Lost Stories from the first season where a script was made but never produced with The Fragile, Yellow Arc of Fragrance.

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Filed Under: Timestreams Tagged With: Barbara Wright, BBC, Carole Ann Ford, David Whitaker, Doctor Who, First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Jacqueline Hill, Mervyn Pinfield, Season One, Susan Foreman, TARDIS, Verity Lambert, William Hartnell, William Russell

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Timestreams 11: Le Woooooo (The Reign of Terror)

May 26, 2021 by Dastari Leave a Comment

The Reign of TerrorIn this episode Nathan and Juliette talk about the Doctor Who serial, The Reign of Terror. In this one Juliette puts on her professors hat and schools Nathan on French history. Nathan relates the crazy story of why episodes 1, 2, 3, and 6 of The Reign of Terror exist but not 4 and 5. Both talk about the spectacle that is the Doctor’s hat. Along the way they discuss the revolution’s similarities to modern political discourse, the rising role of the Doctor, and whether it’s appropriate to use humor to discuss dark times in history.

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Show Notes
Wiped! Doctor Who’s Missing Episodes

Episodes Reviewed:

Serial Title: The Reign of Terror (Episodes 4 and 5 are missing from the BBC archives, so we used Loose Cannon Reconstructions LC37 to view those)

Episode One: A Land of Fear (Air Date: August 8, 1964)
Episode Two: Guests of Madame Guillotine (Air Date: August 15, 1964)
Episode Three: A Change of Identity (Air Date: August 22, 1964)
Episode Four: The Tyrant of France (Air Date: August 29, 1964)
Episode Five: A Bargain of Necessity (Air Date: September 5, 1964)
Episode Four: Prisoners of Conciergerie (Air Date: September 12, 1964)

DVD Extras:
Don’t Lost Your Head – The Making of the Reign of Terror

Next episode of Timestreams: We’ll take an overall look at season one with a couple of special guests joining the show.

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Filed Under: Timestreams Tagged With: Barbara Wright, BBC, Carole Ann Ford, David Whitaker, Dennis Spooner, Doctor Who, Donald Morley, Edward Brayshaw, First Doctor, French Revolution, Henric Hirsch, Ian Chesterton, Jack Cunningham, Jacqueline Hill, Jailer, James Cairncross, Jules Renan, Keith Anderson, Lemaitre, Léon Colbert, Mervyn Pinfield, Napoléon Bonaparte, Robespierre, Season One, Susan Foreman, TARDIS, The Reign of Terror, Verity Lambert, William Hartnell, William Russell

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Timestreams 10: Stop Thinking so Loud (The Sensorites)

April 22, 2021 by Dastari Leave a Comment

SensoritesIn this episode Nathan and Juliette talk about the Doctor Who serial, The Sensorites. Juliette opines on whether Susan’s weird is too weird or gives much needed development. Nathan discusses why visually oriented stories age more poorly than plot oriented ones. They both talk about whether the story has too many ideas and talk about how well the Sensorites work as a concept and how well they’re realized. Near the end they discuss how this story may have influenced Ghostbusters.

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Show Notes
Who’s There – The Life & Career of William Hartnell

Episodes Reviewed:

Serial Title: The Sensorites

Episode One: Strangers in Space (Air Date: June 20, 1964)
Episode Two: The Unwilling Warriors (Air Date: June 27, 1964)
Episode Three: Hidden Danger (Air Date: July 11, 1964)
Episode Four: A Race Against Death (Air Date: July 18, 1964)
Episode Five: Kidnap (Air Date: July 25, 1964)
Episode Four: A Desperate Venture (Air Date: August 1, 1964)

DVD Extras:
We couldn’t find any of the DVD extras online this time.

Next episode of Timestreams: We’ll cover all six episodes of The Reign of Teror. The missing episodes will be the Loose Cannon reconstruction LC37.

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Filed Under: Timestreams Tagged With: Barbara Wright, Bartlett Mullins, BBC, Carole Ann Ford, City Administrator, David Whitaker, Doctor Who, Eric Francis, First Doctor, First Elder, Frank Cox, Ian Chesterton, Ilona Rodgers, Jacqueline Hill, Joe Greig, Ken Tyllsen, Lorne Cossette, Maitland, Mervyn Pinfield, Peter Glaze, Peter R. Newman, Season One, Second Elder, Sensorites, Stephen Dartnell, Susan Foreman, TARDIS, The Sensorites, Verity Lambert, William Hartnell, William Russell

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Timestreams 9: Eat Your Heart Out, Tlotoxl (The Aztecs)

April 2, 2021 by Dastari Leave a Comment

AztecsIn this episode Nathan and Juliette talk about the Doctor Who serial, The Aztecs. True to form, Juliette discusses the costumes, props, and makeup. Nathan discusses what this story has to say about changing time. They both talk about Jacqueline Hill’s performance and the idea of the Doctor in love. Before it ends Nathan asks if Barbara is justified in what she’s trying to do while Juliette opines about whether this episode inspired The Road to El Dorado.

Show Notes
Doctor Who: The Handbook (now in two volumes)

Episodes Reviewed:

Serial Title: The Aztecs

Episode One: The Temple of Evil (Air Date: May 23, 1964)
Episode Two: The Warriors of Death (Air Date: May 30, 1964)
Episode Three: The Bride of Sacrifice (Air Date: June 6, 1964)
Episode Four: The Day of Darkness (Air Date: June 13, 1964)

DVD Extras:
Remembering the Aztecs – Discussion of the story by cast members.

Next episode of Timestreams: We’ll cover all six episodes of The Sensorites.

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Filed Under: Timestreams Tagged With: Autloc, Barbara Wright, BBC, Cameca, Carole Ann Ford, David Whitaker, Doctor Who, First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Ian Cullen, Ixta, Jacqueline Hill, John Crockett, John Lucarotti, John Ringham, Keith Pyott, Margot Van der Burgh, Season One, Susan Foreman, TARDIS, The Aztecs, Tlotoxl, Tonila, Verity Lambert, Walter Randall, William Hartnell, William Russell

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Timestreams 8: The Adventures of Shady McNopants (The Keys of Marinus)

February 16, 2021 by Dastari Leave a Comment

The Keys of MarinusNathan and Juliette embark on an epic journey to help an old man find his missing keys as they review the classic Doctor Who story, The Keys of Marinus. Along the way Juliette obsesses over how the group can travel to so many locations but never find pants for Altos. Nathan wants to know if “Voord” is a race or a lifestyle choice. They also discuss whether color or black and white brains are scarier, whether a floor of Legos effectively simulates glass, handy statues, and the best way to start a fire on top of ice. They also debate whether this serial inspired the Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes Justice or A Matter of Perspective.

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Show Notes
Doctor Who: The Handbook (now in two volumes)

Episodes Reviewed:

Serial Title: The Keys of Marinus

Episode One: The Sea of Death (Air Date: April 11, 1964)
Episode Two: The Velvet Web (Air Date: April 18, 1964)
Episode Three: The Screaming Jungle (Air Date: April 25, 1964)
Episode Four: The Snows of Terror (Air Date: May 2, 1964)
Episode Five: Sentence of Death (Air Date: May 9, 1964)
Episode Six: The Keys of Marinus (Air Date: May 16, 1964)

DVD Extras:
The Sets of Marinus – Interview with Ray Cusick who designed the sets for the story.

Next episode of Timestreams: We’ll cover all four episodes of The Aztecs.

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Filed Under: Timestreams Tagged With: Altos, Arbitan, Aydan, Barbara Wright, BBC, Brains of Morphoton, Carole Ann Ford, Darrius, David Whitaker, Doctor Who, Donald Pickering, Edmund Warwick, Eyesen, Fiona Walker, First Doctor, Francis De Wolff, George Coulouris, Henley Thomas, Ian Chesterton, Jacqueline Hill, John Gorrie, Kala, Katharine Schofield, Martin Cort, Robin Phillips, Sabetha, Season One, Stephen Dartnell, Susan Foreman, TARDIS, Tarron, Terry Nation, The Keys of Marinus, Vasor, Verity Lambert, Voord, William Hartnell, William Russell, Yartek

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Timestreams 7: Venetian Blind (Marco Polo 5-7)

January 13, 2021 by Dastari Leave a Comment

MarcoPolo_P2Nathan and Juliette get serious about leaving ancient China as they wrap up the final three episodes of the fourth Doctor Who serial ever, Marco Polo. Along the way they’ll make anime references, explain how this story inspired part of Raiders of the Lost Ark, speculate about whether time traveling slackers from the future with rescue Ping Cho, and why novelizations matter. Along the way, Juliette obsesses about the lack of resolution to Ping-Cho’s storyline and whether or not she finds true love. Nathan wonders at the lack of security in the Khan’s palace. Both enjoy William Hartnell’s backbreaking labors in bringing the Doctor back to the forefront at the end of the story. They say that the the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, so plant that first step towards a device where you can download Timestreams, so that you can answer whether Marco Polo will ever notice Tegana’s moustache twirling.

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Show Notes
AHistory:An Unauthorized History of the Doctor Who Universe Vol. 1
AHistory:An Unauthorized History of the Doctor Who Universe Vol. 2
AHistory:An Unauthorized History of the Doctor Who Universe Vol. 3

Episodes Reviewed:

Serial Title: Marco Polo (Loose Canon Reconstruction LC39)
Alternate Title: A Journey to Cathay (As the BBC didn’t assign titles to the serials until the 1970’s, some fans have other titles for the storylines that they consider “more accurate”. After the first three seasons no more of these alternate titles occur.)

Episode Five: Rider From Shang-Tu (Air Date: March 21, 1964)
Episode Six: Mighty Kublai Khan (Air Date: March 28, 1964)
Episode Seven: Assassin at Peking (Air Date: April 4, 1964)

DVD Like Extras:
The Making of Marco Polo – Documentary on the creation of Marco Polo.

Next episode of Timestreams: We’ll cover all six episodes of The Keys of Marinus.

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Filed Under: Timestreams Tagged With: A Journey to Cathay, Barbara Wright, BBC, Carole Ann Ford, David Whitaker, Derren Nesbitt, Doctor Who, First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Jacqueline Hill, John Lucarotti, Kublai Khan, Kuiju, Marco Polo, Mark Eden, Martin Miller, Ping-Cho, Season One, Susan Foreman, TARDIS, Tegana, Tutte Lemkow, Verity Lambert, Waris Hussein, William Hartnell, William Russell, Zienia Merton

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Timestreams 6: Listen to Barbara (Marco Polo 1-4)

November 23, 2020 by Dastari Leave a Comment

MarcoPolo_P1Nathan and Juliette are at it again as they talk about their very first missing story, Marco Polo. They talk about the reasons for the BBC not having every Doctor Who story and why we can still hear the audio. Nathan gushes over the dialog while but Juliette thinks that it’s just an excuse for innuendo. Juliette talks about the friendship between Susan and Ping-Cho while Nathan wants to know when Susan became a beatnik. They discuss whether Marco Polo really ever did any of this and why no one can see how evil Tegana sounds. They also talk about how Ian and the Doctor seem sidelined, and Juliette takes extreme offense that no one listens to Barbara. They wrap things up as the story takes a turn towards another popular series that they both enjoy.

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Episodes Reviewed:

Serial Title: Marco Polo (Loose Canon Reconstruction LC39)
Alternate Title: A Journey to Cathay (As the BBC didn’t assign titles to the serials until the 1970’s, some fans have other titles for the storylines that they consider “more accurate”. After the first three seasons no more of these alternate titles occur.)

Episode One: The Roof of the World (Air Date: February 22, 1964)
Episode Two: The Singing Sands (Air Date: February 29, 1964)
Episode Three: Five Hundred Eyes (Air Date: March 7, 1964)
Episode Four: The Wall of Lies” (Air Date: March 14, 1964)

Next episode of Timestreams: We’ll cover episodes 5-7 of Marco Polo (A Journey to Cathay).

Like what you heard? Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Timestreams-113773027020556/?modal=admin_todo_tour. You can also find us on Twitter as @Timestreams1 or on Instagram as Timestreamspod. We can also be found on Stitcher Radio, Google Play, Spotify and iTunes. Please, leave us a review. Have a question for us? E-mail us at [email protected].

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Filed Under: Timestreams Tagged With: A Journey to Cathay, Barbara Wright, BBC, Carole Ann Ford, David Whitaker, Derren Nesbitt, Doctor Who, First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Jacqueline Hill, John Lucarotti, Marco Polo, Mark Eden, Ping-Cho, Season One, Susan Foreman, TARDIS, Tegana, Verity Lambert, Waris Hussein, William Hartnell, William Russell, Zienia Merton

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Timestreams 5: Blame the Beds (The Edge of Destruction)

October 24, 2020 by Dastari Leave a Comment

The Edge of DestructionIt’s an entire storyline inside the Ship as Nathan and Juliette come to The Edge of Destruction. They discuss the “haunted house” vibe of the story and how that’s an extreme departure from how the TARDIS has been depicted in the past two storylines. Juliette suspects the beds have put everyone one edge. Nathan wants to know if John Williams got some Star Wars inspiration from this serial. They also talk about Super Saiyan Susan, engineering problems, and the awesomeness of Barbara Wright.

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Show Notes
Doctor Who: The Television Companion

Episodes Reviewed:

Serial Title: The Edge of Destruction
Alternate Title: Inside the Spaceship (As the BBC didn’t assign titles to the serials until the 1970’s, some fans have other titles for the storylines that they consider “more accurate”. After the first three seasons no more of these alternate titles occur.)
Alternate Alternate Title: Beyond the Sun

Episode One: The Edge of Destruction (Air Date: February 8, 1964)
Episode Six: The Brink of Disaster (Air Date: February 15, 1964)

DVD Extras:
Over the Edge – Documentary on the creation of The Edge of Destruction.

Next episode of Timestereams: We’ll cover the first four episodes of the serial, Marco Polo (A Journey to Cathay). We will use Loose Canon’s second Marco Polo reconstruction (LC39).

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  • Lee Arenberg
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  • Leigh Bennett-Conner
  • Nate Benton
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  • Bree Brouwer
  • Levi Burner
  • George Buza
  • Elliot Chapman
  • Eric Cheezum
  • Jessica Combs
  • Lauren Cornelius
  • Sam Cross
  • Joe Crowe
  • Jeffrey Daum
  • Annie Dennis
  • Bill Duke
  • Emma Dumont
  • Timothy Dunigan
  • Anthony Dutchak
  • Mark Edward Edens
  • Michael Edens
  • Mike Faber
  • Michael Falkner
  • Mark Finn
  • Alex Garfin
  • Lucas Garrett
  • Gerald Glassford
  • Michael Gordon
  • Kevin Griggs
  • Ryan Guthrie
  • Kelley Harkins
  • Jennifer Hartshorn
  • Joe Heath
  • Toni Heath
  • Karen Henson
  • Leonard Herman
  • Zachary Horton
  • Larry Houston
  • Damien Hu
  • Kimi Hughes
  • J.D. Jackson
  • Keith Johnson
  • Kravyn
  • Felicity Kusinitz
  • Eric and Julia Lewald
  • Dr Erin Macdonald
  • Alli Martin
  • Eric McCracken
  • Will Meugniot
  • Sadie Miller
  • Gary Mitchel
  • Jeff Mueller
  • Mike Nelson
  • Wil Nix
  • Wendy Padbury
  • Jason Padua
  • Thomas Parham
  • Ashley Pauls
  • John Peel
  • Anji Petrizzo
  • El Phantasmas
  • Stephen Pickering
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  • Will Price
  • Peter Purves
  • Eric Ratcliffe
  • Cammien Ray
  • Pat Rice
  • Shaun Rosado
  • James Rowe
  • Skylar Samuels
  • Jay Scardina
  • Nathan Skreslet
  • Alexander Smith
  • Daviorr Snipes
  • Tim Treloar
  • Juliette Vincent
  • Corrine Vitek
  • Adam Whetston
  • Anthony Williams
  • Lenore Zann

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