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In the last episode of The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, Emma and Mike share their final thoughts on Jodie Whittaker’s first year as The Doctor.

Kitbashed Daleks, Chekhov's microwave combi-oven and a strange tangent about typography are the order of the day as Emma and Mike take a look at the New Year’s Day special, "Resolution".

The end of Series 11 is here as Emma and Mike review "The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos".

Emma and Mike pine for the fjords as they review "It Takes You Away".

Wouldst thou like to live deliciously? Wouldst thou like a review of "The Witchfinders"?

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The Partition of India looms large as the Doctor and company encounter the Demons of the Punjab.

May the saints of all the stars and constellations bring you hope, as they guide you out of the dark and into the light. On this voyage and the next, and all the journeys still to come. For now, and ever more.

Emma and Mike discuss some eight legged freaks as they review "Arachnids in the UK" by Chris Chibnall.

A daring episode on the racism of the Deep South of America in the '50s and the woman who took a stand against it, Emma and Mike discuss "Rosa" by Malorie Blackman and Chris Chibnall.

Take your meds and grab your route trackers as Emma and Mike head to Desolation to review "The Ghost Monument".

Jodie Whittaker has finally arrived as the Thirteenth Doctor, so it’s time for Emma and Mike to share their thoughts on her debut episode, "The Woman Who Fell to Earth".

Switch on your sonic time scanners and have your charms at the ready as Emma, Mike and Rick discuss this Fourth Doctor story from 1977.

Rick Tetrault once again joins Emma and Mike to discuss another classic Tom Baker episode, as well as have a brief discussion about Doctor Who’s presence at San Diego Comic-Con.

After a bit of housekeeping, Emma and Mike are once again joined by Rick Tetrault for a merry jaunt to Portmeirion - er, Renaissance Italy.

With E3 running at the time of recording, Emma and Mike take a look through Doctor Who video games of years gone by.

It’s the turn of the 80s companions to go under Emma and Mike’s microscope. Again, no prizes to anyone who correctly guesses who their favourite is.

Emma and Mike are once again joined by Rick Tetrault to discuss one of the highest-polled classic Doctor Who stories of all time.

Emma and Mike have a look through recent news and rumours, as well as have a rant about Christopher Eccleston. Sorry I couldn’t think of a better title for this one.

Emma and Mike are joined once again by Shane Thomas to continue their retrospective on Steven Moffat’s tenure with Doctor Who. And whilst you’re listening, be sure to play along with the Sports Analogy Drinking Game!

Emma and Mike are joined by Shane Thomas and Jonathan Wilkinson from The Greatest Events in Sporting History as they discuss Steven Moffat’s pre-Doctor Who works, as well as his episodes written before his takeover as show runner.

Emma and Mike continue their farewell to the Twelfth Doctor by picking out their favourites of his many, varied tales.

Emma and Mike are joined by Rick Tetrault and Richard Smith to have a chat about Peter Capaldi's time as the Twelfth Doctor.

The end of Peter Capaldi's Twelfth Doctor is here, as Emma and Mike review Twice Upon a Time.

Now welcome folks, I'm sure you'd like to know, we're at the start of one big circus show. There are acts that are cool and acts that amaze. Some acts are scary and some acts will daze. Acts of all kinds, you can count on that, from folks that fly to disappearing acts. There are lots of surprises for the family at the Greatest Show in the Galaxy!

You don't mind us talking about the Cybermen a little bit more, right?

Emma and Mike take a quick look at one aspect of Doctor Who that never seems to get a whole lot of attention.

With a new home video release of Shada on the way, Emma and Mike take a look at some more classic series stories that never made it into production.

Emma and Mike pick over the recent press release announcing who will be Jodie Whittaker's co-stars for Series Eleven.

Something a little different for you this time - Emma and Mike look over other British science fiction shows that you might want to check out.

2009 was a bit of a strange year for Doctor Who fans, when the show had but five episodes (at least technically, if you go by the home video box set). Emma and Mike take a trip back to the year where we bade farewell to the Tenth Doctor.

Since Emma and Mike's preference for their favourite 70s companion is so bleedingly obvious to anyone with half a brain cell, they decide to reverse the polarity of this particular list show.

On September 2nd 1967, Doctor Who returned for its fifth season with "The Tomb of the Cybermen", a story regarded by many as one of the all time classics. In celebration of its fiftieth anniversary, special guest Rick Tetrault joins Emma and Mike explore the ice tombs of Telos...

Emma and Mike go through their lists of stories that they feel get lost in the mix.

Emma and Mike are joined by Shane Thomas and Jonathan Wilkinson of The Greatest Events in Sporting History to give final thoughts on Series Ten. as well as the casting of Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor.

Emma and Mike discuss the casting of Jodie Whittaker as the Thirteenth Doctor.

Emma and Mike review the final episode of Series Ten. Will it stand or will it fall?

The beginning of the end of Series Ten is here with Steven Moffat's "World Enough and Time", but will it prove to be Master-ful or slow going for Emma and Mike?

Emma and Mike discuss "The Eaters of Light" by returning writer Rona Munro.

Mark Gatiss returns to Doctor Who with "Empress of Mars". Will it reign supreme, or does it deserve to be put on ice?

Emma and Mike review the closing episode of the Monk trilogy, Toby Whithouse's "The Lie of the Land".

Emma and Mike discuss "The Pyramid at the End of the World" by Peter Harness and Steven Moffat.

Emma and Mike review Steven Moffat's "Extremis". Will it prove to be a revelation, or will they have full permission to kick its arse?

Jamie Mathieson returns to Doctor Who with "Oxygen", but will Emma and Mike find it a breath of fresh air or just plain suffocating?

Emma and Mike take a look at episode four of Series Ten, "Knock Knock". Will it be a banging success or a load of dry rot?

Sarah Dollard returns to Doctor Who to bring us "Thin Ice". Will it prove to be all the fun of the Frost Fair for Emma and Mike, or will it just leave them cold?

It's time for Frank Cottrell-Boyce's sophomore story, "Smile". Will it be a super happy fun time for Emma and Mike, or will they have to grin and bear it?

After what feels like an eternity, Doctor Who is finally back for its tenth series! Emma and Mike share their thoughts on the opening episode, "The Pilot".

The new series is almost here (thank Rassilon for that), so it's time once again for Emma and Mike to get hyped for the adventures in store.

Emma and Mike sing songs of the Doctor-Donna.