Small Update

Hi everyone! I'd just like to respond to the feedback we've been receiving lately, basically people clamouring for a well-deserved update! This is awesome... it lets us know that people out there are still interested in what Doug and I have created so far. I can't wait to get back to the trusty Doctor and his gang. To quote a poster: the Keys of Marinus await!

I owe everyone a huge apology for the delay this time. Doug held his end of the bargain ages ago with editing our last episode so we could upload it as a nice Christmas present to you, and I have failed to be available for recording ever since. But--I proclaim that I have never lost sight of the show and now it's high time to make amends! There will be no false promises on specifics, but I do assure you, Marco Polo will come to a close VERY SOON! :-)

Thank you all for your continued patience and support.

Episode 18: Rider from Shang-Tu

Merry Christmas, everyone!  We are joined this week by Darcy and Holly to discuss the evil intents of Acomat.  Written by John Lucarotti.  Directed by Waris Hussein.  Original air date: March 21, 1964.  Audio length: 78 mins 9 secs.

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Happy Birthday Doctor Who!

Kevin and I want to wish all you fans out there, noobs and old-timers alike, a happy 47th birthday today! We've still got a heck of a long way to go on our journey, but we're confident it'll be an exciting one, and hope you all stick with us.

Doug

Episode 17: The Wall of Lies

Tegana is up to more mischief this week while Marco Polo has a change of character.  Also, Barbara's fate is revealed.  Originally aired March 14, 1964.  Directed by John Crockett.  Written by John Lucarotti.  Audio length: 59 mins 51 secs.

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Episode 16: Five Hundred Eyes

This week we look at the Doctor Who episode called "Five Hundred Eyes", or in some circles, "The Cave of Five Hundred Eyes".  Barbara secretly follows the warlord Tegana to the titular cave, which serves as a hideout for Nogai's minions.  Terrible developments unfold!  Originally aired March 7, 1964.  Written by John Lucarotti.  Directed by Waris Hussein.  Audio length: 62 mins 15 secs.

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Notice of Slight Delay!

Hi everyone. Just thought I'd jump in to tell you that Episode 16 will be delayed due solely to my schedule of shifted priorities this week. Apologies to the fans, and to Doug, for keeping everyone waiting!

We still want to get back on track with regular Twhosday updates sometime in the near future, but please bear with us the next couple months in the meantime.

Thanks!

(Jumps in TARDIS and disappears.)

Episode 15: The Singing Sands

Two extremely special guests join us this week (for the first time!) to discuss the 2nd episode in the "Marco Polo" saga, "The Singing Sands".  Tune in to find out the relation.  This is our longest (and hopefully most engaging) podcast yet!  Episode starring Mark Eden as Marco Polo and William Hartnell as Doctor Who, originally aired February 29, 1964 (a leap day).  Audio length: 74 mins 46 secs.

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