As always, you can find them on iTunes and Stitcher. If MP3s are more your thing, you can download them here. :) Also be sure to give them a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter!"Do you think that I care for you so little that betraying me would make a difference?"
My good friend Jesse Jackson and I are back with another episode of Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast!
This time out, we give our thoughts on "Dark Water," the first installment of the two-part season finale for Doctor Who Series Eight, including things oddly quiet fatal auto accidents, using a time-traveler to cheat death, Missy's official welcome to the Doctor, Samsung competing with Apple for tablets in the afterlife, The Matrix from Doctor Who vs. The Matrix, nods to classic Patrick Troughton era Cybermen stories, anti-cremation propaganda, our Reverse the Polarity segment, teasing our plans for what we're doing after Series Eight ends, my adventures at Ohio Comic Con 2014, and more!
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"You know, Doctor, I can't tell if you're a genius or just incredibly arrogant."
"Well, on a good day, I'm both."
My good friend Jesse Jackson and I have returned with another episode of Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast!
This time out, we give our thoughts on "Mummy on the Orient Express," the eighth episode from Doctor Who Series Eight, including things like Agatha Christie, the running theme of soldiers and war, sentient computer acronyms, Clara's inconsistent behavior, the series Castle, the polarizing Twelfth Doctor, Queen's song "Don't Stop Me Now," Doctor Who haters hating, our popular Reverse the Polarity segment, listener email, the revival of Twin Peaks, and more!
As always, you can find them on iTunes and Stitcher. If MP3s are more your thing, you can download them here. :) Also be sure to give them a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter!
"Tell me what you know, Doctor, or else I'll slap you so hard you'll regenerate."
After my weekend hiatus away the show, Jesse Jackson and I together again with another episode of Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast.
This time out, we give our thoughts on "Kill the Moon," the seventh episode from Doctor Who Series Eight, including things like a creepy story that morphs into something else entirely, the Twelfth Doctor's alien detachment, the return of the Doctor's yo-yo, the Doctor's accuracy of piloting the TARDIS, the wonky science of the moon cracking open and being suddenly replaced, Kevin Smith's Superman movie that mercifully never happened, that horribly awkward abortion debate metaphor, why voting with lights doesn't quite work for the planet Earth, our popular Reverse the Polarity segment, teasing our plans for what happens after Series Eight ends, and more!
As always, you can find them on iTunes and Stitcher. If MP3s are more your thing, you can download them here. :) Also be sure to give them a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter!
"Now, I imagine you have many questions. Fire away, I won't answer any of them."You can find them on iTunes and Stitcher. If MP3s are more your thing, you can download them here. :) Also be sure to give them a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter!
Despite some rather annoying audio quality issues, Jesse Jackson and I are back with another episode of Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast.
This time out, we give our thoughts on "The Caretaker," the sixth episode from Doctor Who Series Eight, including things like Clara juggling her life in time and space with the Doctor and her teaching at Coal Hill School on Earth with her boyfriend Danny Pink, the first meeting between the Doctor and Danny, why Alex Kingston needs to return as River Song, why people travel with the Doctor when it's so obviously dangerous, what happened to the house that was next to the barn in "The Day of the Doctor," our popular Reverse the Polarity segment and more!
Heads-up: as some of you may know, I am working on part of a project with Tumblr. The project is a scrapbook that will be sent to Peter Capaldi for Christmas. My contribution is a copy of the poster used at the Grandview Theatre for the S8 premiere, with messages for Capaldi on it from all of us. A group project, if you will.Hope to see you there!
If you would like to write a message to Capaldi on the poster, or a word or two about what Doctor Who means to you, the poster will be at the Grandview this Saturday during the show.
This will be the LAST weekend it will be at the Grandview. If you'd like to write something but can't make it to the show at the Grandview, contact me privately or post on the Facebook page and we can make other arrangements.
Great idea, Isa!Working on a project and I need input from as many people as possible.
One of my followers on Tumblr is creating a scrapbook that she is going to send to Capaldi for Christmas. She has asked for contributions from Whovians all over.
My submission is going to be a copy of the poster that was up at the Grandview for the premiere. I'd like for people to write messages on it: the front would be one or two words about what Doctor Who means to you, and the back would have short messages from fans directly to Capaldi.
I will have the poster with me at the next two episodes at the Grandview for people to write their messages and words on.
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| Ten, Nine, Romana, and Four hanging with a Jedi. |
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| Twelve also made an appearance! :-D |
Okay, folks. I talked to the Grandview Theatre. Anyone who wants to help clean the place, we'll be starting at 10 AM on Saturday the 23rd. My goals are to:
Sweep AND mop the auditorium
Sweep the stage
Vacuum the carpet (probably several times)
Sweep AND mop the tile foyer floor,
Clean the bathrooms (sweep/mop/whatever mirror or sink cleaning we have time for)
Clean the counter tops
Move some boxes to behind the stage
If you're coming, please comment here, and if you're able, please bring your own cleaning supplies, especially brooms, mops, dustpans, etc.
As mentioned before, The Grandview Theatre needs an upgrade. It will cost them ten thousand dollars. So far, they have just over seven thousand.If you are willing to act in short skits, give out clues on a scavenger hunt (if it happens), or have any items, skills, or services to contribute to the auction, please contact me at DefensorDecimae (at) gmail.com. And please continue to spread the word.
To help raise awareness and funds for said upgrade, we are planning on having a mini-con on June 21. The plan is to have performances and a live scavenger hunt with costumed sci-fi and fantasy characters walking around the city of Grandview with clues. Also, performances are planned, as is a silent auction.
I can NOT do this alone.
Yes. At this point, I am begging. I'm not proud when it comes to a promise to a friend on the line.
I need volunteers. Any fandom, ideally Doctor Who and/or other currently-popular fandoms. Cosplayers, roleplayers, gamers, fans. I need your help to make the performances, and especially the scavenger hunt happen. This is for the Grandview, a theatre that has been a friend to the geek community of Columbus.
Thank you again.
~DefensorDecimaeFundraising update: As of this post, the Grandview Theatre has now raised just over $8000. Let's see if we can help them reach $10000!
If you are able to help in any way, no matter how big or small, I am sure any donation would be greatly appreciated! The Grandview has been wonderfully gracious to us Whovians-let us return the favor and give them a helping hand.In Service,I'm opening the floor to discussions about how to help them. I'll be in contact and planning mode with the Grandview in the near future. In the meantime, here is a link to their plea:The upgrade costs ten thousand dollars. Yes, ten with three zeroes behind it. They have raised about half of that. They have about two weeks to raise the rest of it or they will more than likely be forced to close.My dear fellow Doctor Who fans:On July 1, ALL movie theaters in the country will be forced to to upgrade to HD format, or lose the ability to show *any* movies. This is not a hardship for the major cinema chains, but it could and will be fatal to smaller theatres such as our beloved Grandview.I send this today as a matter of some urgency. The Grandview Theatre, which we all know for their free showings of Doctor Who (among others), as well as their delightful gatherings and mini-conventions, is in need of our assistance.
http://www.grandviewtheatre.net/digital-upgrade.html
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