Doctor Who Collectors Podcast – Episode 101

The Doctor Who Collectors Podcast returns with Episode 101, featuring a fascinating conversation with Jonathan Brace, the producer of That's Ace. Jonathan shares the story behind the show, his passion for Doctor Who, and what goes into creating one of fandom's most engaging productions.

We also bring back everyone's favorite collecting segment, The Most Outrageous Offer, where we take a look at another unbelievable listing from the world of Doctor Who collectibles and ask the question: Is anyone really going to pay that?

Whether you're a lifelong collector, an Ace fan, or simply love hearing the stories behind the people who keep Doctor Who fandom thriving, Episode 101 has something for you.

Join us for another adventure celebrating the people, history, and collectibles that make Doctor Who fandom so special.

The Most outrageous offer: Doctor 2nd by Adam Hargreaves

Most outrageous

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Episode 100: Missing Episodes and is the Doctor In Distress? With Brandon Peters and Eluides Pagan.

Episode 100 of The Doctor Who Collectors Podcast is a celebration of reaching a major milestone. The episode opens with heartfelt messages and congratulations from friends of the podcast, fellow collectors, and several well-known figures from the world of Doctor Who. These tributes reflect the impact the podcast has had on the collecting community over the past one hundred episodes. The podcast itself has now reached the century mark after years of exploring every corner of Doctor Who merchandise and memorabilia.

The centerpiece of the episode is a discussion on one of the most fascinating topics in Doctor Who fandom: the missing episodes. Joining Larry VanMersbergen are Eludis Pagan and Brandon Peters, who share their thoughts on the continuing search for lost episodes from the 1960s. The conversation examines the history of missing episodes, the role of private collectors, recent discoveries, and why the hunt for lost Doctor Who material continues to capture the imagination of fans around the world.

As the episode draws to a close, attention turns to 1985 and the fan-produced charity single "Doctor in Distress," recorded during the campaign to save Doctor Who from cancellation. The song serves as a reminder that the series has faced uncertain times before, including the show's eventual cancellation in 1989, yet has always managed to endure thanks to the dedication of its fans.

The episode concludes with an optimistic discussion about the future of Doctor Who. Despite ongoing debates about the direction of the series, the panel reflects on the resilience of the franchise and the passion of its fan community. Just as fans rallied behind the show during difficult periods in the 1980s, there is confidence that Doctor Who will continue to regenerate, evolve, and inspire future generations.

Episode 100 is both a celebration of the podcast's achievement and a tribute to the enduring spirit of Doctor Who fandom—looking back at the past while remaining hopeful for the future.

Missing Episodes;

The Dalek MasterPlan episode one - on YouTube

The Dalek MasterPlan episode three - on YouTube

Doctor in Distress - Full Music Video - on YouTube

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Episode 99: Cosplaying 13 and more with Kal Power

In today's show, I talk with Kal Power (@kalpower) who is a Doctor 13 cosplayer and is restoring a Tardis she got for free! She documents the whole process on Tik Tok. We also talk about Katie Haynes (who makes a brief appearance). A very exciting conversation! We also have My Time and the Most Outrageous Offer. Keep collecting!

The Most Outrageous Offer: Doctor Who: The Taking of Planet 5

More reasonable

Kal Power

Find her on Tik Tok and Instragram @Kalpower

Kal Power Creations - Costume Making

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Episode 98: Fantastic! with Nick Seidler and Libby Shea

In this podcast episode, I sit down with Nick Seidler and Libby Shea to talk about their new book, Fantastic, published by Zepo Publishing. Our conversation explores the inspiration behind the book, the creative process that shaped it, and the ideas Fantastic brings to life for readers. Nick and Libby share insights into their collaboration, the themes driving the story, and what they hope audiences will take away from the book. Together, we discuss the journey from concept to publication and why Fantastic stands out as a meaningful and timely release. The stories from more than 100 authors, including me! Get your copy today!

The Most Outrageous Offer: The Power of the Daleks by John Peel (links may expire at any time)

More reasonable

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🎄 The Doctor Who Collectors Podcast – 2025 Christmas Wrap-Up 🎄

As the year draws to a close, it’s time to look back on an incredible 2025 for The Doctor Who Collectors Podcast. In this special Christmas wrap-up episode, I reflect on just how good a year it’s been—for the podcast, for the hobby, and for Doctor Who collecting as a whole.

From memorable interviews and fascinating deep dives to surprising discoveries, outrageous offers, and the joy of sharing this passion with fellow fans, 2025 has truly been one for the record books. I talk about the highlights, the moments that meant the most, and why this year reminded me exactly why collecting Doctor Who is so special.

Settle in, pour yourself something festive, and join me for a warm, celebratory look back at a fantastic year—full of gratitude, nostalgia, and excitement for what’s still to come.

Merry Christmas, and thank you for being part of The Doctor Who Collectors Podcast. 🌟

The Most Outrageous Offer: The Wheel in Space paperback. Come on! It's time to lower the price on this book.

Don't pay more than $20 for this book. Sellers: Please lower your price!

Episode 96 – The Doctor Who Collectors Podcast

In Episode 96, I’m joined by collector and author Richard Lloyd for a wide-ranging conversation about life as a Doctor Who collector, how his passion for the series shaped his writing, and the stories behind some truly memorable pieces from his collection. Richard shares insights from his years in the hobby, reflecting on how collecting has changed and what still makes it magical.

This episode also features the return of two regular segments: My Time, where I reflect on my own Doctor Who collecting journey, and The Most Outrageous Offer, highlighting one of the strangest, boldest, or most unbelievable offers ever made in the name of Doctor Who collecting.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just love hearing the stories behind the memorabilia, Episode 96 is packed with enthusiasm, nostalgia, and a few surprises along the way.

The Most Outrageous Offer: Cat People: The Missing Adventures

If you search, you can find this book at a much more reasonable cost.

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David J. Howe has a new memoir called "Who Me!". I talk with him about his story and how Dr. Who and David J. Howe are one and the same. I also talk about Chicago Tardis and what is happening this coming weekend (Nov. 28-30, 2025). Join me at the Westin in Lombard, IL. This and The Most Outrageous Offer in Dalek magnitude!

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Amazon Link to Buy

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Reeltime Pictures has been around a long time. Behind the scenes interviews and dramas like War Time and Downtime. Created characters like Kate Lethbridge-Stewart. This new book explores the background of this amazing company. Joining me is the CEO of Reeltime Pictures, Mr. Keith Barnfather and the Author of Myths and Legends: The Reeltime Pictures Story, Mr. Dylan Rees. This and the most outrageous offer! Keep Collecting!

Link to Amazon (black and white photos)

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