The Ten Doctors Video with Twin Dilemma and The Smugglers Podcasts plus Dominion Eternal Audio

Doctor Who Reference Guide has the synopsis for the 4th Doctor TV Comic Strip Death Flower.

Dreamwatch - Total Sci Fi has Doctor Who: The Ambassadors of Death, Caroline John provides the narration to this soundtrack of the TV story.

TARDIS Scanner - Who Tube has Doctor Who: The Ten Doctors PART 1 - by Babelcolour, The Doctor is being erased from time. The President of Gallifrey summons them to join forces to save their own past and the Universe's future, but to do so means revisiting a pivotal moment in their own personal history.



Tin Dog Podcast has released TDP 099: Twin Dilemma, after his regeneration from their previous adventure, the Doctor starts behaving erratically. He goes to the wardrobe and looking for a new outfit and finds a glaring, mismatched, brightly coloured coat to which he immediately takes a shine. Peri tells him that he could not go outside wearing such an awful garb, to which the Doctor takes offence (ed: added to the pods and audio button on the editor's bit).

Cadmium 2 has Show 57: Doctor Who – The Smugglers, season 4 has arrived! And we kick off with a bit of  treasure hunting (ed: added to the pods and audio button on the editor's bit).

Two-minute Time Lord has 2MTL 59: Bringing Back More Old Companions, there's enough separation between the 1.0 and 2.0 versions of Doctor Who to make a classic series companion's return a risky venture. For a mass audience, the "companion's return" story has simply been done, already. And even for a hardcore fan audience, nostalgia can only carry you so far. But under certain circumstances, it just might work…. (ed: added to the pods and audio button on the editor's bit).

Brokensea have released Doctor Who: Dominion Eternal (B2E9), as the strands of Time weave themselves back together, a new pattern forms, bringing the Doctor face to face with one of his oldest enemies and a long lost friend (ed: added to the pods and audio button on the editor's bit).



The Ultimate Doctor Who Site has Code of the Krillitanes Quick Read - Cover & Info.

Doctor Who Methadone 2008-2010 has Dragonfire, again, the basic premise displays a degree of vagueness- Kane is imprisoned with the key to his salvation in (what looks like) easy reach and takes 3000 years to find it, never knowing that his planet has been destroyed in a supernova- despite the fact that he has constructed the interstellar version of an airport terminal on his planet of imprisonment.

Billie Doux has Torchwood: End of Days, with a name like "End of Days," you know you're in for a good time and Torchwood: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, "I loved every moment of this episode. And not just because I'm a big fan of the talented James Marsters."

The Daily Drew has "The Enemy of the World" - Episode 6, as Swann dies, Astrid follows the tunnel and discovers the underground complex and "The Web of Fear" - Episode 1, Jamie manages to close the TARDIS doors before anyone follows Salamander into the void outside. But soon enough the TARDIS becomes stuck in space and covered by a strange web.

Rich's ComixBlog has Forever Janette - 30, the imposter DuValee watches in horror as the Master, armed with a crucifix and having sprayed her with a garlic solution, has his men manhandle Janette onto a board. His goal, to experiment on her and try to learn how he can both achieve immortality (without the vampiric weaknesses, hopefully) and rid himself of the cat-world life force that still threatens to take him over.

Big Finish Audio Lovers has Companion Chronicle announcement, Big Finish announced in their latest issue of Vortex, that March's Companion Chronicle will be a story told by Caroline John reprising her role as Liz Shaw. The story is called Shadow of the Past and is written by Simon Guerrier.

Radio Free Skaro - The Chronic Hysteresis has....

• JJJ2 - The Daemons 2, I've often seen in reviews for this story that there is no reason for Sergeant Benton and Captain Yates to be wearing their street clothes in this story, especially given that they were wearing their UNIT uniforms before they left for Wiltshire, and that the whole exercise was a blatant excuse for Barry Letts to show a more human side to our friends at UNIT.
• JJJ3 - The Daemons 3, the Daemons is often cited by critics and fans alike as the high point of the "UNIT family" era, but it really only serves as the first major example of the devaluing of the Brigadier as a character. The element of the Brigadier being out of the loop in this story (figuratively and, and as seen in this episode, literally) is played up for dramatic and comedic effect.
• JJJ4 - The Daemons 4, kudos to Roger Delgado as The Master. By this point in Season 8, even producer Barry Letts and script editor Terrance Dicks had accepted the fact that the character of The Master had been overused by having him be the main villain in every story during the 1971 season. That doesn't make Delgado any less watchable, of course.
• JJJ5 - The Daemons 5, when watching The Daemons, it's quite clear that everyone had a wonderful time making it. You can almost feel the good vibrations coming through the TV screen from the cast and crew, and the village where this story was predominantly shot.
• KKK1 - Day of the Daleks 1, in Episode One of Day of the Daleks, Jon Pertwee and/or The Doctor himself have never, ever appeared as cool in the history of Doctor Who or, in fact, that of the universe itself.
• KKK2 - Day of the Daleks 2, very rarely in Doctor Who up until now has The Doctor been seen to even hold a gun, let alone fire it.
• KKK3 - Day of the Daleks 3, Aubrey Woods plays a superb Controller in this story - smooth and smarmy when he has to be (like convincing Jo, successfully, I might add, that the rebels are her enemy and not him), and cold, calculating, and stern when dealing with Ogrons and other subordinates.

Doctor Who Reviews has The Space Pirates, the audio for this one was particularly bad, with most characters sounding like they were speaking with their mouths closed, in fact at times I barely recognised the Doctor's voice.

Angry Who Fan has Wham, Bam thank you, Tamm, in an outstanding move by Tamm (and her agent) Mary has been able to get a plum role in Eastenders just as her biography is going to launch.



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Blogtor Who has The Waters of Mars - More Pix [Spoilers!]

Daily Star has **** V ****.