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Show 63: Doctor Who – The Highlanders

November 11, 2009 Paul Leave a comment

Normally I'd be drooling over the gorgeous Anneke Wills but 'ang on lads - get a load of that geezers titfer. You're having a bubble ain'tcha?

Och aye the Noo, you sassanachs. Tether yon wee hairy beasties and set a trap for that pesky Loch Ness Monster. Can ye believe the stereotypes we’re perpetuating here? No, neither can I. Let me just finish off this deep fried Mars Bar and I’ll carry on with the post.

Robbie Burns, John Logie Baird, Arthur Conan Doyle, Billy Connolly, David Tennant…um…Scotty from Star Trek…Mel Gibson and…er…Groundskeeper Willie?

Ohhh, famous Scotsmen, we’re just up to our eyes in those blokes aren’t we? (Aren’t we?). None perhaps as famous as James Robert McCrimmon though. And it is in this story that we welcome our favourite hairy legged highlander aboard the TARDIS.

It’s an odd one this – the last purely historical story until 1982’s Black Orchid – yet it’s a curiosity, placed where it is with a Doctor/actor who’s not quite settled into the part yet.

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See you in a couple of weeks for something non-Who.

The Krankies! Connor Macleod…Robbie Coltrane…um…Burke and Hare (okay, they were Irish but they nicked Scottish corpses, that’s close enough)…

Michael Palin Poll Closed

November 1, 2009 Andrew Leave a comment

Our Poll (on whether Michael Palin’s Around the World in 80 Days counts as Cult or not) has now closed.  Thank you very much to everyone who voted, we will abide by your decision and the results will be presented in our next show, which comes out on the 11th of November.

And there will be another chance to influence what we cover in an upcoming show…

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