Flight Through Entirety: A Doctor Who Podcast

This is a knowledgeable and addicting podcast for any Doctor Who fan. Brendan, Richard, and Nathan and their guests bring great discussion about every episode of the show on their journey from start to finish(?). It is somehow both serious analysis without being too serious (it is Doctor Who). I Recently listened to ‘LINDA for Short’ and it was quite emotional listening to just what Doctor Who can do. I’m glad they’re back.

Brendan and team always deliver a solid podcast! They have strong opinions and they stick to them, which I always appreciate. They also really know they're stuff - I don't find myself mentally correcting mistakes when I listen. :) And with special episodes like their Time, Inc. endeavor, they aren't afraid to do something different. And the episodes aren't too long, making them easy to binge (which I did when I first discovered them) and easy to keep up with as they drop. Keep up the great work, guys!

Thought they were good based on recommendation but then actually listened to them.

This is one of the very best podcasts I’ve ever heard, Doctor Who or otherwise. As much fun as it is to listen to a great podcast about Doctor Who, the real pleasure here is spending time in the company of some witty, knowledgeable people. All four of the members are well-spoken and are great behind a microphone (at least one of them is a trained actor). Unlike some podcasts where the podcasters seem to be talking only to each other, this group remembers there is an audience wanting to be entertained. There are no long pauses or drawn out “uhhhh”s, all of the members are knowledgeable about a variety of subjects, and everybody’s names are pronounced correctly. Even when I don’t get all of the cultural references, the humor comes through and I find myself laughing anyway. Just look at the episode titles - if you don’t find yourself laughing (or even recognize the joke) at “Sand In Your Perineum”, then this isn’t the podcast for you. They’ve recently switched from biweekly to weekly, covering only one TV serial per episode. While that makes the podcasts shorter, I’m now disappointed they’re over so soon. This is definitely a case of leaving the audience wanting more. If only all podcasts were this good!