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Time Ram
Time Ram
Time Ram, a Doctor Who podcast which randomly selects a mismatched Doctor and story from 60 years of the show and attempts to ram them together.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but if you've ever wondered how 'Mummy on the Orient Express' would have looked in the Colin Baker era, or how 'The Caves of Androzani' would work starring Peter Capaldi, then Time Ram is the podcast for you.
The regular hosts are Rupert Booth, Paul Ferry and Barry Williams.
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Ratings & Reviews
Very funny and creative
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“If you love Doctor Who half as much as these guys do, you’ll love this podcast—and probably end up playing the game yourself (Colin Baker in Heaven Sent, anyone?).”
@ClassicistWho on Twitter via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/22/22
Recent Episodes
For Time Ram's 60th anniversary (that's right, isn't it?) we inject some David Tennant (rather than David Againnant) into black and white classic 'The Web of Fear'! Which it turns out should be called 'The Fibreglassy Foam Fungus of Fear', but you can't win them all. We also explore Douglas...
Published 04/26/24
In this Time Ram, we bring controversial 1970s story 'The Talons of Weng-Chiang' forward to the twenty-first century, fully re-tooled for Christopher Eccleston! Yes, you read that right. We also get little distracted, start up a family glazing business and become dropsy-raddled. Make an 'orse...
Published 04/12/24
Published 04/12/24
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