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Sep 23, 2014 27 min

1.11: We Need Life Editors

from Winning Slowly Hosted by Chris Krycho and Stephen Carradini

Show Notes In which we geek out about Doctor Who… and do our best to say something meaningful about the necessity of people who can tell us what we’re getting wrong in life, and who can be strong where we have weaknesses. Correction We said only one episode of new Doctor Who has won a Hugo. We were dreadfully wrong: the show has won six Hugos since the revival in 2006. Whoops. Recommended Moffat Episodes of Doctor Who “The Empty Child” and “The Doctor Dances” “The Girl in the Fireplace” “Blink” “Silence in the Library” and “Forest of the Dead” “The Day of the Doctor” (fiftieth anniversary special) Chapters Intro (1:10) I Am Awesome At This (1:10–7:03) Actually It Was a Robot in a Dream (7:03–14:48) Lone Rebel Genius (14:48–20:38) Hip Motion is for Losers (20:38–25:04) Conclusion (25:04–26:30) Things We Cut. Yep. (26:30–27:08) Music “Doctor Who Theme”, by Ron Grainer, arranged by Murray Gold. We’re pretty confident this goes under Fair Use. “Winning Slowly Theme” by Chris Krycho. No dance beat today, sorry. Links/Notes In which we link to neat things you might like. Allergic to Consensus – Real Life Comics by Greg Dean “What to do when you disagree with your editor” – Writing Excuses, Season 9, Episode 35 Previously on the show: 1.04 Superhero Movies! Follow/Subscribe iTunes Twitter Facebook App.net

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