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Doctor Who: Podshock 263 - Classic Lalla Ward Interview and The Romans Reviewed
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 263
Running Time: 1:00:44
A classic interview with Lalla Ward (Romana II), The Romans reviewed, news (a Pond Farewell), feedback (Greg in FL), and more! A DWP holiday episode. Hosted by Louis Trapani.
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Doctor Who: Podshock an international Doctor Who podcast premiering in 2005 by the Gallifreyan Embassy and produced by Art Trap Productions.
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I don't get it. What is Doctor Who all about?
"The Doctor -- the last of the Time Lords -- travels through space and time, using ingenuity to foil the forces of destruction and domination. Normally he travels with a companion, who helps keep him grounded. The Doctor is over 900 years old and is able to survive death by regenerating into a new body; his ship, the TARDIS, is bigger on the inside than the outside and, though it should be able to change its outward appearance, is stuck in the form of a blue police telephone box from the mid-20th century."
Source: http://scifi.about.com/od/doctorwho/p/dw_face.htm
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