The Dimension Riders
Jul 7, 20261h 11mEp. 21
Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Jason Millar once more, to discuss Daniel Blythe's debut Doctor Who novel The Dimension Riders, released in November 1993 - the show's 30th anniversary.
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Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Jason Millar once more, to discuss Daniel Blythe's debut Doctor Who novel The Dimension Riders, released in November 1993 - the show's 30th anniversary.
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Anthony & Alasdair discuss the last Nigel Robinson Doctor Who New Adventure, Birthright - where Benny explores Edwardian London, and Ace is stuck in the far-flung future.
Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Jason Miller from the Doctor Who Literature podcast to discuss Christopher Bulis' debut Doctor Who novel (and book cover!), Shadowmind.
Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Gareth Bowley to discuss Stirling's own David A. McIntee's debut novel White Darkness - featuring the debut of the iconic white linen suit!
Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Alex Wilcock to discuss joint debut authors Andy Lane & Jim Mortimore's venture into Doctor Who range with Lucifer Rising.
Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Joe Ford from Hamster With a Blunt Penknife to discuss range editor Peter Darvill-Evans' debut Doctor Who novel, Deceit, in what is perhaps the most bluest episode of the podcast so far.
Anthony & Alasdair make it to Neil Penswick's debut novel, The Pit - one with quite a bit of reputation around it in Doctor Who fandom. With special mention to Power of 3's podcast interview with Neil Penswick: https://m
Alasdair & Anthony are joined by Ross Van Gogh to discuss the eleventh Doctor Who Virgin New Adventure, The Highest Science.
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Joe Ford from the "Hamster with a Blunt Penknife" podcast joins Anthony & Alasdair in discussing Paul Cornell's 2nd outing into the Doctor Who Virgin New Adventure Range - Love & War. They discuss the introduction of Pro
Toby Hadoke joins Anthony & Alasdair to discuss Mark Gatiss' debut novel, Nightshade! It's 23rd December 1968 in Crook Marsham, Yorkshire. The Doctor is trying to figure out if he can continue being judge, jury, & execut
Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Barry from the Glasgow Doctor Who Society, to discuss the final book in the Cat's Cradle "trilogy", Witch Mark.
Anthony & Alasdair explore Andrew Cartmel's first original Doctor Who novel, Cat's Cradle: Warhead!
Anthony & Alasdair herald the start of a new set of adventures for the Doctor Who Virgin New Adventures - one that creates era-defining lore of our beloved Timelord. Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible by Marc Platt is the 5th
Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Dave Kitchen of the Doctor Who Show podcast to discuss Paul Cornell's debut novel, and final part of the Timewyrm series in the Doctor Who Virgin New Adventures - Timewyrm: Revelation!
This month, Anthony & Alasdair give their thoughts on the 3rd book of the Timewyrm series, written by Nigel Robinson - also his first Doctor Who original novel. If you want to get in touch with us on your thoughts, write
Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Jim Trenowden to discuss Terrace Dick's debut into original Doctor Who fiction, Timewyrm: Exodus. Get in touch with us on toobroadtoodeeppod@gmail.com , or on Twitter and Instagram at @2b
Welcome to Too Broad & Too Deep: the podcast where we explore the Doctor Who Virgin New Adventure Novels from Timewyrm: Genesys through to The Dying Days. Join Anthony & Alasdair as they started their venture with Timewy
David Banks
Lecturer in Wargaming and co-director of King's Wargaming Network · King's College London
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Jason Miller
Interim Chairperson, Department of Supply Chain Management · Michigan State University, Eli Broad College of Business
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