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Okay, so the series was supposed to be over but here is one more episode for Doctor Who's 62nd Anniversary. And nothing says Anniversary like Reeltime Pictures 'Lust in Space' and the Big Finish audio 'Fly me to the Moon'. Join Dylan, Joe Ford and Iain Martin as they answer the burning questions:

What is 'Allo 'Allo in space?
Who is acting through a sandwich?
Is there any difference between James Bree and Axl Rose?

Then head over to Iain's pod 'We're All Stories In The End' and Joes pod 'Hamster With A Blunt Penknife' to hear the trio discuss more Doctor Who goodness.

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For the final episode of this series of Too Hot For TV, Dylan is joined by Mark Donaldson to look at some of the pitches for 90's/00's Doctor Who. And as always the answer the burning questions:

Why does Deadly Assassin have a lot to answer for?

Why are the Cybermen so damn vain?

When did the Doctor smoke cigars?

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On the penultimate episode of this season Dylan is joined by Luke Molloy to discuss the 7th Doctor novel ‘Lungbarrow’ by Marc Platt and the Doctor Who porn parody Doctor Screw. And as always they answer the boring question:

What happens when Doctor Who fans turn 16?

Who has the Doctor stuck inside them?

Who has kept their socks on?

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Dylan and Jackson are joined by Richie Morgan to look at Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) 2000, in the penultimate episode of their journey through Doctor Who replacements of the 90's and 00's.

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On this episode Dylan is joined by Mark Rawlins to talk about the the David J. Howe penned 'The Pipers Lament' staring Frazer Hines and the Big Finish Rose Tyler story 'The Flood' by Lisa McMullin and staring Billie Piper. And as always they answer the burning questions:

What is going on at Heathrow airport?

What's Frazer Hines doing in Majorca?

Why can't you hold a Dr Who convention in a Primark

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Dylan and Jackson take another dip into the Doctor Who shaped hole of the 90's this time they are joined by Mikey Smith to take a look at the time travelling sitcom 'Goodnight Sweetheart'.

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On this latest episode Dylan is joined by James Lark to look at 'The Macra Terror' Audio Cassette ready by Colin Baker, The 1993 Doctor Who Yearbook and Harry Hills Fruit Corner featuring Jon Pertwee. And as always answer the burning questions:

Should we novelise evil of the Daleks again?

How many Venusian lullaby's are there ?

Why do Daleks have livers ?

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Dylan and Jackson continue their journey through the Doctor Who replacements of the 1990's, this time they are joined by Pete Lambert to discuss Neverwhere.