We're back with another deep dive into the divisive second episode of Doctor Who season 2! Join us as we break down the episode's highs and lows, from the intriguing 1950s mystery and clever animation to the baffling fourth-wall break and how it impacts the overall narrative.

This week, we take a close look at the episode's plot points, including the subtle treatment of racial segregation and the mysterious Lux character,

We look back again at The Robot Revolution, especially at Alan's death and The Doctor's controversial reaction. We also dig into the episode's low ratings, how they compare to other BBC shows like Gladiators, and what those numbers could mean for the series' future. We also discuss the potential for renewal and what that might mean moving forward. Plus, our Wrestlemania predictions add a bit of unexpected fun to the conversation!

Here is our review of the Doctor Who Series 2 premiere, The Robot Revolution. Join us as we navigate the twists, turns, and questionable plot points from the start of what may be the last Doctor Who series. From the introduction of the new companion, Belinda, to the controversial villain, we dissect the episode's strengths and weaknesses. Did the new season opener deliver? Was the villain arc handled well? Should you even bother watching? Join us as we break down the episode and offer our honest, often grumpy, take on the latest Doctor Who adventure. Tim also manages to break Matt at the end with his ideas about who the next Doctor should be!

The Doctor Who fandom is in an uproar! With rumours of Ncuti Gatwa's departure and the series on hiatus, is this truly the end of Doctor Who as we know it? Join us as we dissect the news, discuss the writing, and explore the reasons behind the show's declining popularity.

We delve into the controversial Timeless Child storyline again, the show's increasingly forced wokeness, and the impact of activist writers on the series. We also examine whether the recent casting choices have played a part in the show's decline.

Is Doctor Who beyond saving? Will a hiatus be enough to revive the franchise? Or is it time to say goodbye to the Doctor forever?

Join us for a brutally honest review of the Doctor Who Christmas Special 2024. We dive deep into the episode's plot, picking apart the quirky characters, the nonsensical code, and the jarring political commentary - all while trying to avoid those pesky plot holes. This episode was a bit of a let-down for us, but was it a complete Christmas disaster? We'll discuss the good (the Christmas tree!), the bad (the sentient briefcase!), and the ugly (the boredom). We'll also talk about the Superman trailer, the War Games remaster, and the future of Doctor Who itself. Are we just getting older and grumpier? Or is this a sign that the show is losing its way?

Journeys in Fandom are back with a hot take on Tim's recent experience at LFCC Winter, focusing on the controversial Diamond Pass system. He details the ups and downs of the day, including a successful autograph session with Ncuti Gatwa, a puzzling encounter with Millie Gibson, and a nightmarish experience navigating the photo shoot queues. Tim shares his perspective on the Diamond Pass and its impact on the convention atmosphere, highlighting the potential for overselling and the creation of an unsafe environment. He raises questions about the fairness of the system and its potential to exclude fans who cannot afford the higher price points. The video dives deep into the frustrating LFCC queue management, the unexpected 'extra help' system, and the impact on both attendees and vendors. This video is a must-watch for anyone considering attending upcoming conventions, especially those with diamond pass options. Get ready for a passionate discussion about the changing landscape of fan events.

Join us for a special episode of Journeys in Fandom, as we delve into the depths of our collective rage and discuss the latest cinematic abomination - The Crow reboot, remake or whatever it's supposed to be. Matt, who is still reeling from the film's sheer awfulness, is eager to share his passionate and somewhat NSFW rant. Matt breaks down the film's numerous flaws, including its terrible acting, nonsensical plot, and lack of chemistry between the leads. He compares it to the original movie, highlighting what made it so successful (and how this new version fails miserably by comparison). Prepare yourself for some strong language as we dive into the details of what makes this an insult to the original movie. This is a must-listen for fans of the original Crow, or anyone who enjoys a good, passionate rant.

Welcome back to Journeys in Fandom! After a brief hiatus, Tim and Matt dive into a whirlwind of topics, recapping the explosive news and events from the fandom world and beyond. In this episode, we review major fandom events like SummerSlam, San Diego Comic-Con, and Disney's D23. Marvel news takes centre stage with discussions about Robert Downey Jr. returning as Doctor Doom and the latest updates on the Fantastic Four. We delve into the controversy-ridden world of Doctor Who's newest spin-off, the state of American and British politics, and the unexpected twists that keep us glued to our seats. Plus, Matt shares his fiery feelings about the upcoming remake of The Crow. Join us for an episode filled with passionate debates, hearty laughs, and all the juicy details you missed during our break.

In this episode, we take a look at Series 1 (or 14 depending on your preference) of Doctor Who. We rate each episode and look at some of the series' themes, as well as discuss whether we think it would have fitted well back in the days of Doctor Who in 2010.

We also delve into the murky world of politics in the UK and the US and discuss our latest spin on project Journeys in Politics. There's also time for some news, more ratings talk and much more from the world of fandom.