HeyJaredDoctor Who: The Whovian Review
Come listen to a group of Doctor Who fans that range from recent enthusiast to long time followers. We break down and analyze the most recent episodes trying to figure what could be happening in the future as well as explain the references to the past.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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The Whovian Review- The Claws of Axos (opens the original)
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Warren, Jon and Michael all give their two claws, er, cents, on how much we enjoyed this episode. Crazy drunken bicyclists aside, we were entertained by the shear volume of color (colour if you are from the UK)and organic eyeballs hanging around this spaceship. But where does this story rate in the Pertwee era?
The Whovian Review- The Time Monster (opens the original)
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We dive into the Daisiest of daisies, and discover the lost city of Atlantis back when it existed. Ingrid Pitt, a naked Sgt. Benton, a frozen time Brigadier, Dr. Ruth, TOMTIT, and a flying winged man all invade the television in this very different Doctor Who story. But did we like this one?
The Whovian Review- The King's Demons (opens the original)
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Well we have come to our final Fifth Doctor non-special episode. The Master, Kamelion, Turlough, the King, Tegan, and the Fifth Doctor become entangled in a very short plot full of sword fights and music?! Karl joins us as we give this story a chance.
The Whovian Review- Arc of Infiniti (opens the original)
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We question the possibility of Omega and Tegan Jovanka's cousin sleeping in the same crypt in the middle of Amsterdam as we try to figure out exactly what Omega created to pick off Tegan's cousin in the first place. Nyssa with a gun, Maxil seemingly looks familiar, Time Lords, The Castellan, Alfred from Keaton era Batman shows up, and somehow the Doctor gets stuck with Tegan again at the end.
The Whovian Review- Timeflight (opens the original)
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Check out our latest story, Timeflight! Ok, we admit, the ratings may be somewhat predictable, but did we enjoy this story at all? Warren and Michael discuss this classic Davison story that really isn't the most classic tale from this universe. And what exactly was a certain character thinking when devising such a harebrained scheme?
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