Ep #130 – Doctor Who: Season 9
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ATH Presents: Behind the Hype
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The Doctor will see you now! We’re joined by returning guest Tom and special guests Michele Boyd and Mari Provencher to discuss SEASON 9 of DOCTOR WHO. Bask in the glory of Capaldi as he makes us fall in love with The Doctor all over again, but ignore the sonic shades.
MICHELE BOYD – YOUTUBE | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER
MARI PROVENCHER – WEBSITE | ETSY
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN DOING?
The part of the show where we catch up with what everyone is doing. Yes, we named this section such on purpose. It’s funny. Haha.
BRYAN – Fuller House
RYAN – Worst X-Man Ever
TOM – Undertale
MARI – The Magicians
MICHELE – Hell’s Kitchen
JON – Blood of Elves
RATING SYSTEM
Where we pick a different piece of media to rate the media we consumed. This week:
DOCTOR WHO COMPANION
BRYAN – K9
RYAN – Martha Jones
TOM – Rose’s Mother
MARI – Jack Harkness
MICHELE – Mickey
JON – Rory
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