Thursday 23 October 2014

PODCAST: Flatline



People have often criticised Doctor Who villains for being less than three-dimensional, but it's never been truer than in the case of the Bonus. Bolus? Boners? What's that? Boneless? If you insist.

With the Doctor stuck in a tiny TARDIS (and presumably fulfilling filming duties elsewhere, while getting a continuity-breaking haircut), it's time for Clara to be The Doctor and be cold, dark and scary while doing it? If you insist.

So, do we hate it or what, or is this write-up a clever blind to hide our true feelings about Jamie Mathieson's second Doctor Who script? If only there was some way to find out...

Join Joe and Chris as they further assassinate listener Donald's character, strangle adorable talking dogs in bizarre thought experiments, use up a lot of train-related songs they didn't get to last week and hint at a potential future project. Excite-o-times!

(The audio this week is oddly inconsistent in volume and panning and we are unsure why. We've tried to minimise it as much as possible but not totally. We hope it does not trouble your ears too much.)

Available tracklisting on Spotify | Image from kissthemgoodbye.net

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1 comment:

  1. TRACKLISTING

    New Musik: Straight Lines
    Toto: Hold the Line
    Sufjan Stevens: Size Too Small
    Ultravox: The Thin Wall
    Peter Gabriel: Sledgehammer
    Michael Jackson: Off the Wall
    Huey Lewis and The News: Walking on a Thin Line
    Faith No More: Smaller and Smaller
    Extreme: Pornograffitti
    Baroness: The Line Between
    Squeeze: Electric Trains
    The Beautiful South: Woman in the Wall
    Mike Oldfield: Shadow on the Wall
    The Fall: Paintwork
    Arcade Fire: Sprawl I (Flatland)
    Wil Malone: Main Theme from Death Line
    Daft Punk: End of Line
    Bat For Lashes: A Wall
    Elastica: Line Up
    Cardiacs: The Everso Closely Guarded Line
    Flash and the Pan: Waiting For a Train
    Nine Inch Nails: The Line Begins to Blur
    Yasunori Mitsuda: Graffiti
    Paddy Kingsland: Reach Out Your Hand
    Glen Campbell: Wichita Lineman
    Joy Division: Walked in Line
    Jimmy Scott: Time on My Hands
    Toto: Take My Hand

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