Pull To Open: A Random Doctor Who Podcast
Pull To OpenPull To Open is Doctor Who — randomized! Journalists Pete Pachal and Chris Taylor explore the entire 60-year run of the popular TV program in hilariously random order. New episode every Saturday!
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Doctor Who’s Most Infamous Filler Episode Is… Fine?
Plot summary
On the eve of the 2012 Olympics, disappearing children on a ordinary London street lead the Doctor and Rose to a lonely girl who likes to draw.
Notable for:
- The first Doctor Who story to directly deal with child...
Doctor Who’s Series 5 Finale Is Moffat at the Peak of His Powers
Plot summary
The Doctor, River, and Amy discover an artifact buried under Stonehenge that appears destined to destroy the universe—and save it.
Notable for:
- The Series 5 finale; the Eleventh Doctor’s first season-ending two-p...
Doctor Who’s ’80s Reboot Began With a Beautiful Mess
Plot summary
The Doctor becomes an old man when he enters a high-tech attraction at a cosmic resort that’s been targeted by reptilian gangsters.
Notable for:
- First story to feature the new John Nathan-Turner era title sequenc...
Why The Greatest Show in the Galaxy Aged Better Than Most of McCoy
Plot Summary
The Doctor and Ace visit the once-legendary Psychic Circus only to find a trio of toxic fans have turned it into a quirky nightmare.
Notable for:
- Originally planned as a three-parter before the producers asked for...
Sylvester McCoy’s Doctor Who Debut Was a Total Train Wreck
Plot Summary
The Rani captures the Doctor, triggers his regeneration, and attempts to acquire unprecedented power over time and space by impersonating Mel.
Notable for:
- Sylvester McCoy’s debut as the Seventh Doctor — the first...
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