Wil you guys to a Torchwood podcast too , ( I Think even scott will like to do that now once he watchs season 3 childen of earth)

I’m hoping that Timothy Dalton will have a lot of screen time in the second part.

The smell has me stumped, it really does seem like something he added for conveniance.

Your probly more on the money about the way he was speaking to wilf, because when they shared that laugh I got the impression that he thought about him more as an old friend than a lesser person.

Fair call, I suppose with how big harry potter is, it may just be big enough to of made an impact on time in some small way.

I like your honest opinions and really feel that I learned more about something, or a new way to look at something in the episode because of how you seen it and I really enjoyed that.

I have hardly seen the older series, mainly because its so hard to find (I take that back, its more right to say its hard to find in order, most dvd’s i see are collections of various episodes), but after the new show has been talked about id love to see some older episodes recaped.

Either way, you’ll have my ears for each episode recap.

I felt that we still got a pretty healthy amount of discussion in.

Pertaining to the smell issue: That would make sense if it only went one way. But The Master also smelled The Doctor coming, when he decided to bang on the drums.

As far as Wilf and The Doctor discussing death: I actually took it somewhere between where Scott and you took it. Wilf obviously meant his “I’m going to die someday too” comment as a joke, to lighten The Doctor’s mood about dying (IMO). I took the “Don’t you dare” as a, “Don’t you dare make this seem like nothing”. Rather than “Don’t you dare compare our deaths” or “Don’t you dare talk about you dying”.

Concerning He-Man: Harry Potter is VERY british. I think Scott’s point was that He-Man didn’t seem like it was. But having not lived there, I’m not sure. I’m going to have to assume that it was at least moderately popular there, seeing as how someone had to write the reference, and it was like Davies, or someone equally British.

(I wrote this as I was listening and came up with points, so its alittle dissjointed)

When you said nobody had ever narrated an episode of Dr Who, what about rose narrorating the last 2 episodes of season 2.

When the master is talking to the homeless people about being smelled, I assumed the smell was maby something about the way he came back.

The talk between wilfred and the doctor was great, but when the doctor says “dont you dare” to wilf, I thought he was saying something like “dont you dare compare me to you” still being alittle arrogant.

Speaking of talking scenes, the doctor and the master talking about eachothers childhood was fantasic to me, I always love hearing about timelord speaking about being children (specificallu after seeing the short special when the doctor talks about the first older incantations of the doctor being young).

I think they ment the machine was from torchwood 1 from when they where still the evil company, because I’v never seen it in the show (Children of earth was amazing, and got me hungry for more)

You cant see the doctor watching he-man? He once said the last Harry potter made him cry?

I loved the masters smug little smiles as he was working on the machine and when he fixed it.

Oh dear god the master race was lame…..like…….c’mon.

wIll everybody in the “master race” have the masters new powers?

I hope to hell it picks up, and im hopefull it does, because like you said, i’d be worried if this is the way we say goodbye to tennant.

Seriously though, I’m especially interested in seeing how everyone likes this episode. Since the focus on this show will be the episode coverage, this is the type of episodes that we need to make the most enjoyable.