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A flight back through the history of Doctor Who, by the people who brought you Flight Through Entirety.
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Episode #1
Saturday 21 December 1963. The Daleks. Doctor Who has only barely got started when the writer of Episode Five shows up and decides to take the show in a whole different direction. That writer was Terry Nation, and that episode, or possibly the one after that, will change the world forever.
Episode #5
<p >Friday 10 July 2009</p> <p >Torchwood: Children of Earth: Day Five</p> <p>It’s the end of the week, and although some kids and a whole building full of public servants are dead, we all learn that even the ones who walk away from Omelas discover that the real Omelas was inside them all along.</p> <h2 >Notes and links</h2> <p>We didn’t have a whole season of Doctor Who in 2009, because David Tennant took a year off to play Hamlet at the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2008/2009. In fact, it was during the interval of one of the...
Episode #4
<p >Thursday 9 July 2009</p> <p >Torchwood: Children of Earth: Day Four</p> <p>Tonight, John Frobisher’s relationship with the 456 turns from sour to ugly, while Captain Jack Harkness’s day starts with humiliation and ends in death. In contrast, the British PM and his advisors are being uncharacteristically dynamic and productive, which doesn’t bode well for anyone really.</p> <h2 >Notes and links</h2> <p>The Trolley Problem is a well-known series of thought experiments used to test our moral intuitions about consequentialism, devised by the English moral philosopher Philippa Foot. In it, most people say that if a runa...
Episode #3
<p >Wednesday 8 July 2009</p> <p >Torchwood: Children of Earth: Day Three</p> <p>Tonight, Jack finally works out why everyone wants to kill him (and it’s not the reason you might expect), while mere miles away the 456 arrive in Thames House and immediately run up an upsettingly large cleaning bill. Adam Richard and Kevin Burnard join us to discuss Day Three.</p> <h2 >Notes and links</h2> <p>In 2017, Anthony Rapp accused Kevin Spacey of making a sexual advance towards him at a party when he was 14. Spacey apologised, but also came out in the process, as if his se...
Episode #2
<p >Tuesday 7 July 2009</p> <p >Torchwood: Children of Earth: Day Two</p> <p>The 456 said they’d drop round some time this evening, so while they wait, Simon and Nathan chat with Johnny Spandrell and Melvin Peña about villains, childlessness, the Home Office onboarding process, how great Eve Myles is, and whether Torchwood really is appropriate viewing for grownups.</p> <h2 >Notes and links</h2> <p>The Big Finish Torchwood range started in 2015 with Torchwood: The Conspiracy, and it will conclude in May 2026 with its 100th monthly release, Joe Lidster’s Fare Well.</p> <p>The latest iteration of Star...
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