I first fell for Kacey Musgraves via her 2015 album Pageant Material with its modern & witty take on country music. Saw her great show at the Albert Hall that year. Not felt the same way about her music until this new release. More world weary, but just as brilliant: open.spotify.com/album/1quFS6...

Timeless, unparalleled and singularly magical. Remembering Delia Derbyshire, born on this day 1937.

The definitive guidebook will be published by Devonfire Books, following the production of the series from inception through to the various attempts to get a spin-off launched, delving into the making of each episode and the globetrotting filming that brought it to life.

Going live imminently! New video explores a BRILLIANT trick Camfield pulled off in Devil’s Planet. ➡️ youtu.be/OPnvw8HOhxc?...

This is one of your finest opening sketches, Chaps 😀. Like Giles, I watched Web of Fear to get into full Camfield mode, followed by DMP 1-3. Paul’s appreciation of the short lived chemistry between Doc 1 and Katarina was good to hear. Fancy being known as a “Dalek expert” though 🙄😂

I also discuss in this podcast episode the delight of seeing in the same TV show 3 of my TV heroes growing up in the 70s - Peter Purves from Blue Peter, Brian Cant from Play School, Play Away, Trumpton & Camberwick Green and Nicholas Courtney, the Brigadier in Pertwee era Doctor Who.

In this clip @richardjsmith.bsky.social & @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social discuss the excitement of seeing moving footage and the shock factor of Peter Purves' nipple appearing during the opening segment of previously missing #DoctorWho episode The Nightmare Begins somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

Here on Something Who Ep128, @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social & @gswrites.bsky.social are reminiscing about events at Riverside Studios with @richardjsmith.bsky.social when @themindrobber.bsky.social joins the recording to discuss his contribution to the event. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

Lovely to wrap up an amazing few weeks for us classic #doctorwho nerds in the company of my fellow @somethingwho.bsky.social podcasters, discussing the wonderful new recoveries from @filmisfabulous.bsky.social

It's hard to know what was intended as Galt made all sorts of glass products, windows obviously but all sorts. The thing they were best known for, though, I think was corrugated/ribbed glass, much prized by grandmothers for door windows and memorably featured in Spearhead from Space.

I caught up with this today. Very good and very funny.

Here's a companion piece to episode 125 of @somethingwho.bsky.social when we watched the recons of these episodes. Now hear what we thought of watching the programmes themselves.

Just imagine. 2 previously lost episodes from one of the great classics of the #DoctorWho canon returned. Join @themindrobber.bsky.social, @gswrites.bsky.social, @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social & @richardjsmith.bsky.social for our thoughts on The Nightmare Begins. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

I've realised since watching #DoctorWho DMP 1&3 that although I've had high expectations for the story, it's generally been based on the opinions of others, rather than something I felt viscerally. Since being blown away by these two returns, however, it's something I now understand for myself.

Of course, even on a morning like this there's a part of me that says "shame they chose a picture from Devil's Planet to illustrate The Nightmare Begins!" Wouldn't be a Doctor Who fan otherwise.

Guilty as charged

Well, The Nightmare Begins was excellent, Day of Armageddon now has context and Devil's Planet was a real treat. Thank you @filmisfabulous.bsky.social. Hope everyone has fun at the screening tomorrow.

Season 3 of #DoctorWho on the iPlayer. Before and after.

In this clip from Something Who, @themindrobber.bsky.social, @gswrites.bsky.social, @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social and @richardjsmith.bsky.social discuss missing #DoctorWho episode 1 of Fury from the Deep, how much we'd like to see it back and what's in it. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

At about an hour's editing for every 10 minutes of content I don't even want to think about how much of my life I've invested in this.

We just published the 150th episode of Something Who on @podbean.bsky.social. Naturally things have got a bit complicated, so it's actually numbered 127. But Podbean has been keeping count, so there must have been 149 others. www.podbean.com/podcast-epis...

Our fifth podcast in about 3 weeks. These DMP returns have clearly got us back in the mood

Join @themindrobber.bsky.social, @gswrites.bsky.social, @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social and @richardjsmith.bsky.social for a fun chat about missing #DoctorWho episode 1 of Fury From The Deep. Foam, frolics and the odd bit of fury. Plus Kent, chalk downs & cliffs. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

It's easy to mock, but photos show that they made a decent job of making a giant crab. Arguably realised more successfully than a similar creature 20 years later in Paradise Towers.

In this clip we're discussing missing episode 2 of #DoctorWho The Macra Terror. @themindrobber.bsky.social defends model maker Shawcraft's reputation as @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social, @gswrites.bsky.social and @richardjsmith.bsky.social chip in. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

A fun chat that eventually gets to Macra Terror ep2, which we all enjoyed, in whatever form we consumed it. Be great to have some moving pictures though.

Join @themindrobber.bsky.social, @gswrites.bsky.social, @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social & @richardjsmith.bsky.social for a (belated) St Patrick's Day chat about #DoctorWho missing episode The Macra Terror ep2. In which Gav defends the work of 1960s props builders. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

Our "quick" discussion lasted at least two and a half hours. So that's something for you to look forward to.

Thought this would be a 1-day wonder, but for the 4th day in a row we're clinging to the upper echelons of Apple Podcasts' UK TV Reviews charts by our fingernails. Many thanks to those who've been enjoying our DMP episode. We recorded a "quick" discussion about 2 more missing episodes last night.

Featuring fandom's favourite Dalek expert, a beloved Big Finish writer, one of the foremost authors of science and astronomy books and some bloke who comes from Yorkshire.

Thanks again. Your support of our podcast is really appreciated.

Standing on the shoulders of giants! For one day only we appear to be the highest charting #DoctorWho podcast in the UK. Thanks so much for listening to @themindrobber.bsky.social @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social @gswrites.bsky.social & @richardjsmith.bsky.social somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

Thanks to our listeners for propelling us further up the Apple Podcasts UK TV Reviews chart. It's great to know that you're downloading our podcast, and we hope you're enjoying it. More to come soon. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

SPOILERS!!! Let’s look at every single clip and screen shot released of the two recovered Daleks Masterplan episodes! (Unless you don’t want to) youtu.be/h06c7vJLCmo

In a great idea for a podcast, @themindrobber encourages us to think about what interests us about some shortly to be revealed missing episodes and discuss what we're looking forward to seeing, with the option to review our expectations in a couple of weeks when we've actually seen the episodes.

In this clip from Something Who, Gav explains his idea for an alternative format for the podcast, conceived having been one of the few people to have seen the newly found and recovered #DoctorWho missing episodes The Nightmare Begins and Devil's Planet. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

Loved this episode and so looking forward to seeing these episodes

Really enjoyed researching and recording this one - a fun way of whetting the appetite for our (mostly) first sight of the newly recovered episodes in two short weeks, with added sillier-than-usual voices!

It's been a strange week for me, but I have rarely laughed as much as in the making of this podcast. A lovely chat about the return of two highly desired #DoctorWho missing episodes and what we might find in them when we get to see them in a couple of weeks. So exciting; we're all a bit giddy.

DMP 1 & 3 are back. But what do we actually know about them? @themindrobber.bsky.social, @gswrites.bsky.social, @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social and @richardjsmith.bsky.social listen to audios, watch reconstructions and read scripts to see what we think is in them: somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

Everything that's good about @somethingwho.bsky.social podcast in a 42 second clip.

New podcast episode out now from @somethingwho.bsky.social. Some interesting insight and stupid jokes. What more do you want? podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s...

Unusually high in the UK TV podcast charts. Might get a nosebleed. Thanks for listening.

I made some good points, I made some other points. There are at least two good jokes. Please listen to our pod 👇

We very much enjoyed watching this one, which usually makes for a shorter chat, but we're still well over the hour mark.

You wait ages for a new episode of Something Who and then two come along at once. This time it's #DoctorWho The Unquiet Dead, paired with Timelash. Join @themindrobber.bsky.social, @gswrites.bsky.social, @mrpaulmorris.bsky.social & @richardjsmith.bsky.social somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

Later in the episode, @gswrites.bsky.social makes a plausible case that the writer confused HG Wells with Arthur Conan Doyle

Here's a clip from Something Who Ep 123 where @richardjsmith.bsky.social and @themindrobber.bsky.social discuss the characterisation of Herbert in #DoctorWho Timelash and how it's at odds with the historical figure of author H G Wells. somethingwho.podbean.com/e/episode-12...

Sarah Jane & Jo were sitting there bringing up memories of the past being exploited by the Shansheeth. Anyway, as part of that, Jo mentions Karfel by name. Was in "The Death of the Doctor Pt 1". It's short, but I geeked the F out when I saw it the first time - actually said "TIMELASH" out loud. :)

In this episode, @themindrobber.bsky.social both comes to the defence of Timelash (as he says, it's never boring) and also exposes its flaws mercilessly. It's a lot of fun.