56: Let Me in the Frickin' TARDIS!

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2011

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Press the Green Anchor and jump into a parallel timestream: it’s time to talk “Doctor Who.” In this flash episode we deconstruct the two most recent episodes, “Night Terrors” and “The Girl Who Waited.” And here’s a hint: we liked one of them way more than the other.

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0:00.0	The incomparable podcast, number 56, September 2011.
0:11.5	We're back on the incomparable podcast. I'm Jason Snell. This is one of those Flash
0:15.9	podcasts. By Flash, I mean we don't edit it and we just record a Skype conversation and it saves me a lot of work.
0:23.0	Anyway, we're here to talk about the two most recent episodes of the BBC's Doctor Who, Season 6, Part 2.
0:31.6	The episodes in question are Night Terror's and The Girl Who Waited, which have aired over the last two weeks.
0:39.9	Joining me today to discuss these two episodes, at least for now, joining me, are Glenn Fleischman.
0:47.5	Hi, Glenn.
0:48.6	I've been recording this for 36 years, six months and three days.
0:52.9	And finally you call on me?
0:54.5	You took the slower path, I see.
0:56.7	Don't ever press the red waterfall.
0:58.8	I'm telling you.
0:59.8	It's a Joe Haldeman path.
1:01.4	Scott McMulte is also here.
1:02.9	Hi, Scott.
1:03.8	Hello, let me take off my gloves so I can see you all.
1:07.0	Hmm.
1:07.9	And John Syracusa is also present.
1:10.9	I am in the correct time screen, as always.
1:13.3	Now, actually, we joke about this, but two members of our panel did press the red waterfall.
1:21.4	And right, it's the red, it's the green anchor and the red waterfall, right?
1:25.5	That sounds familiar.
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