• Episode 127 - Time and the Rani (Jim Sangster; Joe Ford)

  • Sep 29 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 32 mins
  • Podcast

Episode 127 - Time and the Rani (Jim Sangster; Joe Ford)

  • Summary

  • Welcome to the beginning of the end of Doctor Who Literature. It's May 1988, and the paperback release of the first of the 12 Sylvester McCoy-era Doctor Who novelizations by Target Books. The Target run had a finite lifespan, and from here on out, with the last Classic Series Doctor finally joining the Target stable, the end is in sight.

    We will have two guests for each of the Sylvester McCoy books. First up this week is Jim Sangster, who is now officially co-host of the show and the producer of our YouTube channel and video content. Jim has a new song for us this week.

    We also have an archival interview with Joe Ford from July 2021 extolling the virtues of Time and the Rani, from Jason's first attempt at a podcast, unreleased after all this time until now.

    Please purchase Andrew Cartmel's Script Doctor from Ten Acre Films.

    "16 Going on 17" comes from The Sound of Music. Doctor Who Literature expressly refutes Rolfe's political affiliation. As does Family Guy.

    The history of the Topps 1980 baseball card set is here.

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