Doctor Who: Gallifrey Public Radio

Power, Genesis, Asylum, Master Plan, Invasion...five decades of Dalek mayhem launches a lot of schemes for ultimate domination. What if we took a random term like "the marriage of", and extracted a Dalek plot from it?

We test the limits of our "find the good in everything" zeitgeist as we press on through the fourth episode of Torchwood's first season. It's...a thing that aired.

With a slow and steady float down a tunnel of diminishing quality, we reach the core of the penultimate Season 15 story, "Underworld".

This week, we workshop the rules, rewards, and risks with developing a watch-along drinking game for any S11 episode. (This is what happens when we're left without new content for too long.)

The third episode of the first Torchwood season appears to be a bit of "viewer's ret-con" for most of us, as we can't really recall any details having seen the story in years past...though we know we did.

We all conclude that this Season 15 satire by story editor Robert Holmes is one of the gems of the Fourth Doctor era, as humorous as it is scathing.

We return to one of our favorite past Whovian games, with the gracious responses by 100 of you to a series of questions about our favorite program. Some were trivia, some were opinion, all were worthwhile, and none were properly prepared for by our contestants, Haley and Jay.

Chris Chibnall gives us a rather -- interesting -- sci-fi premise for the second outing of our Torchwood team. There's a lot to enjoy, a lot to question, and even a bit of foreshadowing to seasons to come in this next episode installment.

With all the best intentions (and the glowing skull of Eustace) we set out to fully enjoy this horror story from Series 15...but there are a few bumps along the way.

You don't have to venture to Etsy to find the weirdest side of Whovian merchandise. Jay takes over the game-master seat to challenge Keir and special guest Julie in identifying what's real, and what's really awful.

Sink with us into the pavement in Cardiff Bay as we begin a full rewatch of the Torchwood spin-off series from 2006.

We didn't have particular concerns about jumbo shrimp until this Season 15 story came around. Now we feel a bit 'nerve-ous' around them. (Get it? Brain? Nerve? *sigh*)

On a quiet Whovian news week, we test our memory of dialogue, trying to remember which character uttered a particular statement from the modern episodes.

Jeremy Radick joins us again a the top of Season 15 for a nice, leisurely tour of a lighthouse on a perfectly serene evening. Everything is just fine. Nothing unusual or alarming.

We task ourselves this week with identifying just a few of the briefly-met characters who we wish had another opportunity, large or small, to return to the program.