And they have great rapport with each other. Here’s an episode whomoji: 🐘⛵️👁️👄

Hello, Gentlemen. Ct. Tigg here. Once again making a brief greeting before running off to one of the dozen fan panels I foolishly agreed to moderate. You asked, and so you shall receive. A new batch of whomojis. My wife, A Merry Berry, is also working on a fresh crop as well. Are best days as whomoji artists are behind us, but now in no particular order… 1. 🐸🪑 2. 🥶🐉🧗‍♂️ 3. 🚙📲 🗺️ ⛽️ 💥 4. 📼 🥄 🐕‍🦺☕️ 5. 🧑🏻‍🦲🥃🦑 6. 📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀 🥚 - It takes you away. - Dragonfire - The Sotaran Stratagem/the Poison Sky - The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death -Planet of the Ood -Blink

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These gentleman speak with such admiration, love and thoughtfulness around all things, “Doctor Who.” I personally love the banter, emoji challenges and category conversations as much as the deep-dives into each episode of the iconic series. Keep up the great work gents!

People like us have a constant itch JUST to talk about Doctor Who. Your podcast scratches that itch for me. As grateful as I am… For the respite from my fandom babbling, my family is even happier. 5 stars more than earned. Emoji titles incoming… A hard one followed by an easy one. 🦁🔵🥱🚪 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨👹🧟‍♂️🧛🏼‍♂️ Answers: Wild Blue Yonder Love & Monsters

Lovely show! I’ve unconsciously started using the Dalek/Ogron rating system when I watch Doctor Who. Don’t let the length scare you off; the side quests and short trips are a great point of entry. They can be a bit long-winded, but they’re working on it! Timestamps in the podcast description would be helpful, especially when they’re doing an episode I haven’t seen and I want to skip to the randomizer and see what’s next. 👩‍👧🪼👹🖍️

Wasn't sure if I should include the answers, so wanted to play it safe and omit them 👨🏻‍⚕️❔📺📽️ 💥🏘️ 🕛💎 🛎️🥄📶 📦🤖💥 -rowan

This podcast is an excited and accessible review of episodes from both the modern and classic episodes of the television show Doctor Who, a show with over 50 years and 300 episodes of content. It is a great listen for anybody, and any fan of Doctor Who - new and/or old. Chris and Pete have a solid knowledge base and a true love of this show. The podcast is filled with that love and supplemented with great facts, tidbits, and headcanons galore. One of the best aspects of this podcast is how they watch through the show in a random order. While I was initially turned off by this idea, I’ve come to appreciate and look forward to the really unique and interesting connections to be made across the timelines. It is great to hear reviews of all the episodes I’ve seen but just as good to listen about episodes I haven’t seen. I’ve found that the summary and discussion are just enough to sweeten a first time viewing without ruining my appetite. I am working my way through this podcast’s “season 3” here on Apple and on Spotify/YouTube. Sylvester McCoy is my favourite and I can’t wait to see the randomizer take the show to more of his episodes. (Chris, your wife has a fellow Seventh fan out here.) This podcast is a banger, a ‘Viscount’ Bangor🧣. Doctor Who Episode Titles : 1.🗿🩸🧛‍♂️ 2.😀👮‍♀️🍭 3.🌞🔥🧑‍🚀😵‍💫🚪

The content of the actual discussion is always very solid, but it takes far too long for each episode to get going. Just listened to their Waters of Mars discussion and it took a full 30 minutes to get to the discussion. I understand that engaging with your community and plugging other platforms and etcetera are important for growing a podcast, but I would strongly recommend either shrinking the preamble down, or shifting some of it to after the discussion segment. I think it would make it a lot easier for me to get into the podcast, and would certainly make the episodes more binge-able. As I said, the actual content is good, so I hope this isn’t too harsh, but the opening segments make it genuinely difficult for me to get into the pod.

I found this podcast at the perfect time. I have just recently found a rebirth of my obsession with Doctor Who spurred on my the announcements of RTD and Tennant returning, and had been looking for new podcasts to listen to. So my joy skyrocketed when I found a clip of Pull to Open on Tik Tok. I started by randomly watching through episodes from New Who, but then decided to watch through all of the episodes in the order released. It is absolutely wonderful to not only hear fans of the show talk about some of my favorite episodes that I am incredibly familiar with, but also to be more introduced to Classic Who. I do not see how anyone that listens to this would not be a fan. For Doctor Who fans it is a wonderful look at nearly 60 years of one of our favorite shows, and for non-fans it is an interesting introduction to the show that may spur them on to watch it. For the past 2 weeks I have been listening through this podcast constantly: while driving, at work, while doing homework, and playing games. I am now very excited to watch each story each week along with the podcast.