The Third Doctor was a suave, authoritative man of action. Not unlike both Trevor and, to an equal degree, Marty (opinions may differ).

This edition of the DWO Whocast delves, at long last, into the time of John Devon Roland Pertwee, more easily known to us lot as Jon Pertwee. 

This is the first of three dedicated shows which begins with a general background and overview of this wonderful depiction of our favourite renegade Time Lord.

Send in your thoughts on the 3rd Doctor to feedback@thewhocast.com - we would love to feature your feedback in an upcoming episode!

In this episode of the DWO WhoCast, Trevor and Marty review the latest release from the vaults of 2Entertain, the Guardian Trilogy.

This bumper release incorporates three stories, Mawdryn Undead, Terminus and Enlightenment.

See what the boys thought of this release of classic Who!

Still more to be said about Torchwood apparently, more specifically, Children of Earth, its characters and their motivations.

The feedback is overflowing with your opinions on Torchwood, and it's our great pleasure to read them out in this episode.

Never fear though, we still have a very large news section, with all the news that's fit to be read out from the world of Whodom.

Back to normal after two episodes of Torchwood goodness, Trevor and Marty don their ties and best jackets and slip behind the news desk and spend an episode nattering about the recent events in the Whoniverse.

This episode does contain spoilers for some of the more topical items that have been announced recently, so if you wish to avoid the spoilers 5.23 - 14.16 is not a part of the podcast you should be listening to.

But apart from that, the boys cover the latest in news, and manage to slip in a review for the semi-recent release of that most superb Patrick Troughton DVD release, The War Games (or as its known in fan circles the episode with the 9 episodes of filler).

Marty and Trevor seek to debunk the fan myth that War Games is boring, and hope to convince you to rush out and buy this release.

 Wrapping up our look at Torchwood for 2009, Trevor and Marty get together and share their thoughts on Children of Earth.

The boys also delve into the opinions, reviews and controversy from around the world over this new Torchwood series.

The DWO WhoCast is back next week with reviews, a bit of a geek out and much much more!

Send in your feedback about Torchwood to feedback@thewhocast.com

We received our official exemption from MI5.
We've filed the paperwork.  Dotted the i's, crossed the t's.

Captain Jack has reviewed our show and given us the go ahead to release DWO TorchCast 2009 - episode 1.

In this very special episode we review (of course) Children of Earth, and get the views of not only Trevor and Marty, but James and Michael from the Tin Dog Podcast.

Trevor also reviews the Torchwood audios Lost Souls, Asylum, Golden Age and The Dead Line.

Get your mp3 feedback for next weeks show in which we hear from you the listeners about your thoughts on Torchwood.

Warning - some views and opinions expressed in this episode will surprise you!  Those who are pregnant or having existing medical conditions are advised to take extreme caution when listening to this episode.

Episode 128 of the DWO WhoCast jumps into the worlds of Big Finish bringing you reviews on the latest 7^th Doctor batch of audio wonderments: Magic Mousetrap, Enemy of the Daleks and The Angel of Scutari.

We also take a long overdue look at the second series of the fantastic Iris Wildthyme adventures and talk to one of the writers of this remarkable and unique production, Mark Magrs.

No one would have believed that in the first years of the 21^st century that Doctor Who would ever come back from the timeless worlds of cancellation. No one could have dreamed it was being scrutinized as someone with a microscope studies creatures that swarm and multiply in a drop of water. Few men even considered the possibility of Christopher Eccleston leading the role. And yet across the gulf of the BBC minds immeasurably superior to ours regarded this show with optimistic eyes and slowly and surely they drew their plans to bring it back.

And who would have thought that one season of Doctor Who, one Doctor, would achieve a three-part retrospective! But here we are again. Trev and Marty (and James!) finish up their look upon this Ninth Doctor fellow, grab some feedback and give their thoughts on the second half of season one.

The first of two episodes this week wrapping up our look at the Eccleston Doctor.

In this episode Marty and Trevor look at the stories that made up the beginning of Series 1 of New Who, the companions, the villains and the monsters.

Tune in in a few days time to catch the next part of our look at the Christopher Eccleston Doctor.

Our focus is the Ninth Doctor, Christopher Ecclestone, in the first of our two podcast look at the man who was instrumental in bringing Doctor Who back to us in 2005.

We look at how it all came about, just how responsible is he for the show's current success, and did he leave too early?

Join Trevor and Marty as we delve into a year of Doctor Who where leather jackets were all the rage and it was again for the Doctor to snog his companions.