107 - A Tale of Two Families

The first year of new-Who continues with its first two-parter. Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we delve deep (I mean DEEP) into the relationships and characterizations and implications in "Aliens of London" and "World War Three". Yes, we touch on the farting aliens, but there's so much more in this story. It's a bit of an anchor point for the arcs of several of our characters, and we tug hard on that anchor. In addition, we talk about the importance of libraries (Happy National Library Week!), the Doctor as a soldier, and someone utters the phrase "barfing emotions". It's quite a ride. What do you think of this two-parter? Did the farting aliens or the domesticity turn you off? Or did you enjoy the drama? And is your reaction any different now than the first time you saw this (assuming you have seen it before)? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered [links on our site]: Lynne has 13 hours of David Tennant to listen to, as they re-released his BBC audios in a boxed set! Erika is getting excited for the spin-off, Class! Tansy heard gales of laughter as her daughters discovered Catherine Tate: comedic actress! helped her daughter through the DW rite of passage that is learning about the missing episodes. Deb was cheered greatly by the lovely "firsts" comments on our last Extra! thanks Leah Flanagan for pointing her towards Galliday at Disney! Bonus link [also on our site]:Doctor Who Confidential