After Robots of Sherwood and Mummy on the Orient Express, we give ourselves over to wonder what other established title could have a fantastical creature or machine added to it to make future Doctor Who titles and cookie-cutter plots? Could it be The Vampire Strikes Back? To Cerberus With Love? The Ghost Busters (basically The Dam Busters, but with ghosts)? Or perhaps Mo Money, Mokèlé-mbèmbé? (That's our pick)
Jamie Mathieson makes his Doctor Who debut with this story that pulls at a spare thread left over from The Big Bang four years ago, and finds an extremely workable concept on the end of it.
Join Joe and Chris as they visit the toilet, click their fingers, reveal Donald's secret hobby, play to their ever-silent live audience and, to their amazement on a day when they were both really tired, stay awake. Personal triumphs all around.
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Listen to this episode's available Spotify Playlist
And, of course, listen to MUMMY ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS
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TRACKLISTING
New Musik: A Train on Twisted Tracks
Everything Everything: Leave the Engine Room
Charles Wright: Express Yourself
Queen: Liar
Magnetic Fields: Born on a Train
Outkast feat. Khujo Goodie: The Train
Ennio Morricone: The Surrender
Les Savy Fav: Tragic Monsters
Primus: Hamburger Train
Pinback: Concrete Seconds
Black Uhuru: Great Train Robbery
Thomas Dolby: She Blinded Me With Science
Gang Gang Dance: A) Glory in Itself B) Egyptian
Swansway: Soul Train
Foxes: White Coats
Grand Funk Railroad: The Loco-Motion
A Sunny Day in Glasgow: 5:15 Train
ABBA: Another Town, Another Train
The Monkees: Last Train to Clarksville
a-ha: Train of Thought
Melvins: Rat Faced Granny
Avicii: Liar Liar
Brinsley Schwarz: Surrender to the Rhythm
Squeeze: Electric Trains
Sufjan Stevens: Out of Egypt, into the Great Laugh of Mankind, and I shake the dirt from my sandals as I run
S'Express: Theme from S'Express
The Human League: Seconds
The Decemberists: The Engine Driver
Extreme: Midnight Express
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