Am I the Adversary?
Given a maximum of four clues, can our cast identify which Doctor Who antagonist is being described?
A Positive Podcast About Doctor Who
Given a maximum of four clues, can our cast identify which Doctor Who antagonist is being described?
After narrowing the field to four, we advance in the competition of who would be the Doctor’s (and our) most valued non-companion ally.
We crack the cap on our final installment of character-themed drink menu creation, this time devoted to the Doctor’s dearest.
No one stopped us the last time, so we’re at it again; mixing drinks to pay tribute to our favorite adversaries of the Doctor.
Having only ten ‘incorrect’ questions to spare, our game panel has to interview a mystery Doctor Who character to figure out their identity.
The Doctor may have known Shakespeare, but our attempts to play a trivia game with Whovian Limericks would have the Bard seeking an unhealthy dose of retcon.
We take a couple of turns around the studio table wondering what a complete Doctor Who story production would turn out like if the limitations and complications of stay-at-home did their worst. From DIY sets and sound effects, to last-minute recasting and other mishaps, it’s just the level of wonkiness that gets the ‘GPR slightly distorted stamp of approval’.
Given a randomly drawn set of heroes, adversaries, and locations, we play a few rounds of creating off-the-cuff episode synopses that — while possibly ridiculous — have some definite ‘watchability’.
It’s game night in the GPR studio, and we’re taking trios of Doctor Who characters to decide who stays, who goes, and who gets burned from the record.
In a new adaptation of our bluffing-based “Two Whos and a Lie” game, we try and stump one another by hiding a complete falsehood among a trio of Doctor Who rumors past and present. It proves a lot more challenging that we expected to suss out the culprit.