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To commemorate the 46th anniversary of the debut of Doctor Who, The Three Who Rule felt it only fitting to invite fellow podcasting super-giant Ken Deep of Doctor Who: Podshock onto the show to not only discuss the news and events of the past week in the world of Who, but to wax on about how they became fans of the show, why they are all still fans, and how they all manage to spend a fair amount of time each week talking about what we, and no doubt you, think is the greatest TV programme ever invented â Doctor Who. We hope you enjoy this unique celebration. Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

After seven long months, Doctor Who returned to the airwaves in high style with âThe Waters of Mars,â a toppoer of a story and one heck of a lead-in to the Doctorâs imminent demise and resurrection. The Three Who Rule were effusive in their praise of WoM, though somewhat less so when the conversation came to the latest episodes of the Sarah Jane Adventures, which Chris (also known as âCurmudge-orâ) succinctly labeled as âpoopâ. The trio even discussed how Steven somehow managed to get onto UK radio last week and participate in a conference call with David Tennant. Intellectual banter and relentless name-dropping ahoy! Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com

With just a week to go before the UK premiere of the next Doctor Who special, The Waters of Mars, RFSâs own Steven sat down with the co-writer of the special, Phil Ford, to talk about the episode in an exclusive, in-depth interview that also covered Philâs work on The Sarah Jane Adventures and Dreamland. Before that, the Three Who Rule do their best to plow through what was a busy news week in the world of Who. Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

Weâre pleased as punch at Radio Free Skaro to tell you about an upcoming interview with The Waters of Mars co-writer Phil Ford. In the interview, which will feature in Episode 167 (to be released this weekend), Phil talks at great length about the upcoming The Waters of Mars, as well as discussing his role as head writer of The Sarah Jane Adventures and writing the upcoming animated serial Dreamland. Have a listen to the promo, and be sure to catch Radio Free Skaro #167 this weekend!

Warren is finally back from Japan and China so the Three Who Rule were once again united. Doctor Who spinoffs were the order of the day as The Sarah Jane Adventures featured the first signs of The Doctor since Easter and K9 got a preview on British TV but everything is trumped by the announcement of The Waters of Marsâ release date. The drought is soon over and we have but two weeks to wait for the gap year to wind down. Peter Moffatt is looked at in the miniscope, Dreamland will be getting a preview in short order and surprise surprise thereâs DVD news and more all in this episode where we actually keep to time! Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com

Warren is still trundling around Asia so in his absence the remaining Two Who Rule invited along Luke from The Minute Doctor Who Podcast to join in the frivolity. Some good news (Doctor Who confirmed for Christmas and a Children in Need Preview of Tennant's penultimate episode) was discussed as was some bad news (various bits of DVD-related disappointments) whilst opinions were split down the middle on the latest installment of The Sarah Jane Adventures (quite a tough thing to do with an odd number of participants). David Whitaker gets quite the workout in the miniscope, complete with a Vampire/Halloween tie-in, and Steven finally commits to an appearance on Luke's Doctor Who-based Mastermind quiz!

Oscar winner Hilary Swank reveals the challenges of playing American icon Amelia Earhart with her unique speech pattern as well as her lanky, tomboy-ish physicality.

With Warren on holiday in Japan and China, Katrina joins the fray (see what we did there?) as the Radio Free Skaro gang discusses more about the Doctor Who Magazine ranking poll, a mass of DVD news as well as the premiere story of the new Sarah Jane Adventures series and more. Was Sarah Jane worthwhile viewing? Will Doctor Who fandom become collective paupers from the deluge of early 2010 DVD releases? Will Chris Clough get the tongue lashing so many think he deserves in this week's Miniscope? Delve into this week's gripping episode to find out!

Rumours, rumours and more rumours were grist for the RFS mill this week, as the Three Who Rule speculated on a new, possibly leaked list of Season 5/1/31 writers (and confirmed one or two writers and directors along the way), watching Phil (friend of the show) Ford's reactions to watching Dreamland (very meta) and DVD speculation run amok. All this and a Fiona Cumming Miniscope. Check out the show notes at www.radiofreeskaro.com.

This week's Miniscope saw an appearance by Chris Boucher, best known not only for his scripts for Robots of Death, The Face of Evil and Image of the Fendahl, but also for writing for Blake's 7 (acting as script editor for the show from 1978 to 1981) and Star Cops and....his segment consisted of six minutes. The remaining time was filled with the trademarked digressionary banter known and tolerated by RFS fandom, ranging from a list of Gallifrey 2010's many exciting panels to the strange character known as Itchy Spider-man.

This vid is dedicated to all my wonderful subscribers on Youtube! There are 50 of you all now, and I'm so excited about it. Thanks to everyone! This one's a cute little shipper vid. I couldn't pick one fandom, so I decide multi was the way to go, and I think it worked out well. The couples (as is obvious in the vid) are Doctor/Rose, Jack/Gwen, Jim/Pam, and Peter/Olivia. They're all adorable, and this song shows it. 'Lullaby' is property of Laura Critchley. 'Doctor Who' and 'Torchwood' clips are property of the BBC. 'The Office' clips are property of NBC. 'Fringe' clips are property of Fox. I own nothing.

The Doctor has so much compassion for others, and consistently shows that throughout the time we see him on screen. This is my tribute to that compassion and kindness towards others. All clips are property of the BBC. 'State of Grace' is property of Billy Joel. I own nothing.

A 'Doctor Who' vid to 'Tom Sawyer' by Rush All clips are property of the BBC. 'Tom Sawyer' is property of Rush. I own nothing.

Everyone will do just about anything to prove their love to someone. Unfortunately for Captain Jack and the Doctor, their weirdness and creepiness comes through more than their acts of love (despite the great lengths they will go to for Gwen and Rose). All clips are property of BBC. 'Creep' is property of Radiohead. I own nothing.

This shows how the Doctor and Rose handle it when things go wrong in their life. Their disappointments and frustrations as they go along on their adventures in the TARDIS. All clips are property of the BBC. 'Fallen' is property of Sarah McLachlan. I own nothing.

The Doctor and Rose have been through a lot of rough times together. But through all of it, they've held onto one another, and they'll keep holding on until they're forced to part. All clips are property of the BBC. 'Keep Holding On' is property of Avril Lavigne. I own nothing.

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