Hello Who friends!
Collin is back in this episode of the podcast, as we take you on a journey through the middle layer of the Black Guardian sandwich in Season 20 of Doctor Who: Terminus.

This installment marks the farewell of Nyssa, portrayed by the talented Sarah Sutton, as she chooses to remain with a leper colony, utilizing her scientific expertise. Will she grab a few more outfits from the TARDIS wardrobe before bidding the Doctor adieu?

In this engaging episode, Collin and I have a blast discussing the intricacies of Terminus. From behind-the-scenes insights to a comprehensive synopsis of the four episodes within the story, we leave no sonic screwdriver unturned. Stick around for a final rating and review that's bound to spark your own thoughts on this classic Doctor Who tale.

Tune in for a good time, insightful commentary, and a touch of nostalgia as the "Summons From Gallifrey" podcast explores the world of Terminus Incorporated. Whether you're a seasoned Whovian or a curious time-traveler, this podcast is your ticket to a deeper understanding of the Doctor Who universe. Subscribe now and join the adventure!

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It's my birthday week!!!

I thought it might be an interesting show to find a story of Doctor Who Classic that had any episodes being originally broadcasted on November 3rd.

Turns out there's ONLY ONE! Season 17's classic story, "The Creature From The Pit"!

Season 17 turned out to be a special season for quite a few reasons:
- 17 was Graeme William’s last year as Producer
- 17 was also Douglas Adam’s last year as script editor
- 17 was the final season of incidental music by Dudley Simpson
- 17 was the final season of Tom Baker’s amazing tunnel intro sequence
- 17 was the first season of Lalla Ward playing Romana II
- 17 had David Brierly voicing K9 instead of John Leeson

The Creature From The Pit also had a few "milestones":
- The first produced story featuring Lalla Ward as Romana II (though not the first story broadcast)
- The last story directed by Christopher Barry who had directed various Doctor Who stories as far back as William Hartnell's era

I am flying solo in this episode of the podcast, as Collin is busy moving residences and saving his company from certain disaster.

In this story, the neo-Nazi De Flores (Anton Diffring), the 17th-century sorceress Lady Peinforte (Fiona Walker), and the Cyberman vie for control of the Nemesis, a statue containing a living metal which crash-landed near Windsor Castle in 1988.

You can also watch the show here on YouTube - https://youtu.be/wf4nKzp1GOM