The Sixth Doctor jumps from the television screen to the comic-book page as the Earth Station Who crew takes a trip back to the 1990s to review Doctor Who: Age of Chaos, the special graphic novel written by Sixth Doctor actor Colin Baker!

Published by Marvel UK, Age of Chaos sends the Sixth Doctor on a colorful and chaotic adventure that expands the world of Classic Doctor Who beyond the television series. The crew dives into the story, artwork, characters, and wonderfully distinctive personality of Colin Baker’s Doctor while discussing what makes this comic an interesting piece of Doctor Who history.

How does Colin Baker handle writing for his own Doctor? Does the Sixth Doctor translate well from television to comics? And where does Age of Chaos fit into the larger world of Doctor Who comics and expanded-universe adventures?

Grab your sonic screwdriver, straighten that gloriously loud coat, and join Earth Station Who as we turn the pages of one of the Sixth Doctor’s most unusual adventures!

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The Daleks are back—and unfortunately for the universe, they’ve found Davros! This week on Earth Station Who, the crew travels back to 1979 to review the Fourth Doctor classic “Destiny of the Daleks,” starring the legendary Tom Baker and marking Lalla Ward’s debut as the newly regenerated Romana II.

The Doctor and Romana arrive on a seemingly dead planet that turns out to be a very familiar place: Skaro, home of the Daleks. But the Doctor’s oldest enemies aren’t alone. Locked in a seemingly endless war with the robotic Movellans, the Daleks have returned to Skaro searching for their creator, Davros, hoping his twisted genius can finally give them the advantage they need.

Join the Earth Station Who crew as we break down all four episodes, from Tom Baker and Lalla Ward’s instantly entertaining chemistry to the return of Davros, the wonderfully disco-era Movellans, and, of course, plenty of Dalek mayhem. How does Destiny of the Daleks hold up more than four decades later, and is it truly worthy of its place in Classic Doctor Who history?

Grab your sonic screwdriver, watch out for Daleks, and whatever you do, don't get into a fashion contest with a Movellan.

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What is the definitive episode for every Modern Doctor? Join the Earth Station Who Podcast as the crew welcomes back author R. Alan Siler to conclude this exciting two-part discussion, debating the single story that best defines each incarnation of the Doctor from Christopher Eccleston's Ninth Doctor through Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor.

From unforgettable adventures and iconic companions to career-defining performances and game-changing moments in Doctor Who, the panel explores which episodes best capture the heart, personality, and legacy of each modern Time Lord. Expect lively debate, fan-favorite picks, surprising choices, and plenty of Whovian fun as the conversation wraps up.

Whether you're a lifelong fan or just discovering the modern era of Doctor Who, this episode is packed with thoughtful discussion, deep fandom, and plenty of reasons to revisit some of the greatest episodes of the revived series.

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Special Guest: R Alan Siler.

Has the TARDIS hit a dead end? With the cancellation of the 2026 Christmas Special and reports that the BBC is looking for a new production team, the future of Doctor Who is suddenly up in the air. The Earth Station Who crew gathers to discuss what happened, what it means for the series, and whether Doctor Who is facing a regeneration, a reboot, or a much-needed rest before its next adventure. Buckle up, Whovians—it's time to talk about the biggest question in the universe: What now?

Whether you're a longtime Whovian or a fan of modern Doctor Who, this episode is packed with discussion, speculation, fandom debate, and plenty of passionate Doctor Who conversation.

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This week on the Earth Station Who podcast, the crew is joined by author and longtime Whovian R. Alan Siler to discuss the definitive episodes of the first eight Doctors from Classic Doctor Who. From the First Doctor through the Eighth Doctor, the team debates which classic Doctor Who stories best represent each incarnation of the Time Lord and why these adventures remain essential viewing for Doctor Who fans.

The discussion covers legendary Doctors including William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, and Paul McGann while exploring iconic Doctor Who episodes, classic companions, Daleks, Cybermen, Master stories, regenerations, and the evolution of Classic Who across decades of BBC television history.
Whether you love Classic Doctor Who, Big Finish audio adventures, vintage sci-fi television, or ranking the best Doctor Who serials of all time, this episode is packed with Whovian nostalgia, Doctor Who discussion, fandom debate, and recommendations for the greatest Classic Doctor Who episodes ever made.

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The crew of Earth Station Who dive into the time-twisting world of Big Finish as they review The Diary of River Song Season 10: Two Rivers and a Firewall. Join the team as they explore this exciting chapter in River Song’s ongoing adventures, packed with mystery, danger, and plenty of signature River-style twists.

Starring Alex Kingston as River Song, this Big Finish audio drama delivers a thrilling mix of science fiction storytelling, emotional depth, and clever connections to the wider Doctor Who universe. The crew breaks down the story, performances, and standout moments while discussing how this installment fits into River’s ever-complicated timeline.

Joining the discussion is special guest Julie Filipek from The Watchers in the 4th Dimension Podcast, bringing her insights and love of all things Doctor Who to the conversation.

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Celebrate a major milestone with Earth Station Who Episode 400! The crew is joined by author and podcaster R. Alan Siler to explore one of the most beloved eras in Doctor Who history—what makes the Fourth Doctor so special?

Portrayed by the legendary Tom Baker, the Fourth Doctor defined a generation of Doctor Who fans with his iconic scarf, eccentric personality, and unforgettable adventures. In this special 400th episode, we take a deep dive into the Tom Baker era, examining the storytelling, companions, villains, and moments that made this incarnation a fan favorite.

From classic episodes and unforgettable performances to the lasting impact of the Fourth Doctor on the Doctor Who legacy, this discussion celebrates why Tom Baker remains one of the most iconic Doctors of all time. Along the way, we share fan perspectives, behind-the-scenes insights, and plenty of Whovian fun.

If you love classic Doctor Who, the Fourth Doctor era, and deep-dive sci-fi discussions, this milestone episode is a must-listen.
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Special Guest: R Alan Siler.

After more than six decades, Doctor Who remains one of the most imaginative franchises in television history — but in 2026, the show stands at a fascinating crossroads. Where is the TARDIS headed next? What has the modern era done right, what’s been lost along the way, and what does the series need now to thrive? Should Doctor Who continue full speed ahead, creatively reinvent itself, or even take a deliberate rest before its next regeneration?

Moderated by the crew of the Earth Station Who Podcast, this panel dives into the future of Doctor Who, exploring storytelling trends, the changing television landscape, audience expectations, franchise fatigue, and the challenge of keeping the world’s longest-running sci-fi series fresh. Expect thoughtful discussion, fan perspectives, and lively Whovian debate as we look at what Doctor Who should be in 2026 and beyond.

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Special Guest: Peter Manis.