Cloister Bell: A Doctor Who Podcast

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  • Lifelong fans of Doctor Who, Rob and Liam discuss their favourite TV sci-fi show and a few other things of interest.
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  • 145: Sword Of Orion

    145: Sword Of Orion
    Apr 8 2024
    Today we return to the Eighth Doctor audio range with his second story Sword of Orion. We breakdown the story, find some uncanny parallels to Alien, and then read out some of your feedback. Visit cloisterbellpodcast.com/swordoforion for more info on this story such as original draft cover art and development details thanks to friend of the pod Kenny Smith. Support us for early access and more at patreon.com/CloisterBell
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    1 hr and 40 mins
  • 144: Time and the Rani

    144: Time and the Rani
    Feb 26 2024
    In this podcast Rob and Liam discuss Luther, the books of Mario Puzo, reading habits and Sylvester McCoy's debut as the Doctor in Time and the Rani and ponder if the story is cursed.
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    1 hr and 32 mins
  • 143: The Church On Ruby Road

    143: The Church On Ruby Road
    Jan 22 2024
    We're back for 2024 as we discuss the recent Doctor Who Christmas special The Church on Ruby Road. Tune in to see what we thought of Ncuti's first proper story! Rate 'The Church on Ruby Road' at our polling station | cloisterbellpodcast.com/poll-rubyroad Explore more at cloisterbellpodcast.com Support us for EARLY ACCESS and BONUS EPIOSDES at patreon.com/CloisterBell
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    1 hr and 52 mins

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