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We discuss everything that is, was, or might be in the world of Doctor Who. Discussing Who features interviews, reviews, news, and more about our favorite Time Lord. It’s an adventure in space and time, and you’re invited! Discussing Who is part of the Discussing Network. Hosted by Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford.
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Episode #344
In this episode, Lee Shackleford and Clarence Brown are joined by Doctor Who Podshock's Louis Trapani. We dive into the current state of Doctor Who, ponder how to fix it, and discuss why Louis and Lee keep returning to classic Doctor Who.
Episode #343
In this episode, hosts Kyle Jones, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford return from a nearly year-long hiatus to discuss their complex feelings regarding the current state of Doctor Who. The conversation centers on a perceived "disconnect" with the Disney+ era, specifically critiquing the 2025 finale's "sacrilegious" choice to leave Carole Ann Ford on the cutting room floor and the "cynical" feeling of the show's rebranding for American audiences. Beyond the series itself, Kyle opens up about the personal life challenges, leading into a broader discussion on the current state of fandom and the comfort found in Classic Who. The trio wraps up by speculating on the upcoming 2026 Christmas special—including rumors of the "Lost Doctor" and Billie Piper's mysterious role—while celebrating the recovery of two previously lost episodes of the show.
Episode #342
For the first time since Discussing Who began, episodes stopped mid-series. Why? What happened, and where have we been? Were we caught in a reality war, or did silence fall? Maybe you can help find the answer! Join us for Where Have We Been? Hosted by Kyle Jones .
Episode #341
Dugga Doo Dugga Doo Dugga Dugga Doo! La la la la. La la la. Lala la la la. La la lala la la la la...la la lala la la LA LA la LA. Duggga Doo Dugga Doo Dugga Dugga Doo! The Discussing Network is proud to present Discussing Who Episode 341. This episode is hosted by Lee Shackleford, Clarence Brown, and Kyle Jones.
Episode #340
Where does one go to feel comfortable? What happens when that one place is no longer safe? A face from the past returns while another signals doom for the Doctor. The Discussing Network proudly presents Discussing Who Episode 340. Hosted by Clarence Brown, Lee Shackleford, and Kyle Jones.
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