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- The Circuit Breaker series reaches its fourth instalment - and the Cybermen are here!
Not just any Cybermen, but 80s Cybermen, voiced by David Banks! GET IN!
We find out about the making of this release from BBC Audiobooks, as we speak with editor Michael Stevens, plus writer Steve Lyons.
We also feature a five-minute excerpt from the adventure, courtesy of our friends at BBC Audiobooks. - The BBC's multi-platform event for 2026 continues, as the Fugitive Doctor stars in Circuit Breaker.
We feature the third part of this ongoing storyline, The Honourable Society, which takes Jo Martin's incarnation of the Doctor back to Italy, to face Don Patata. This comic strip comes with the current issue of Doctor Who Magazine.
Writer Jason Quinn - editor of DWM - tells us about writing the script for this tale. - This year's big Doctor Who multimedia event has arrived - Circuit Breaker.
The Fugitive Doctor is summoned by UNIT after mysterious items begin to appear in the Black Archive. Only the Fugitive Doctor can solve the mystery, with no knowledge of her future.
We kick off with Titan Comics' first publication of the event, Adversary of the Daleks.
We're joined by editor Jonathan Wilkins and co-author Dulce Montoya. - It's been a while since the Nestene Consciousness himself, Al Dewar, joined us on the Power of 3.
So, to make up for lost time, Al discusses the releases of Tegan, the Dark Water Cybermen, plus the Fifteenth Doctor, Dugga Doo and Mr Ring-A-Ding.
Don't make me laugh! - The Web Planet - one of the great Doctor Who experiments, which still divides opinion to this day.
Bill Strutton's 1965 serial was hugely ambitious, with a non-human selection of guest characters, on an alien world - all realised on a BBC budget in a small studio.
Dr Brigid Cherry has written a Black Archive book looking at the story and analysing its creation and themes, and she joins us to discuss it.
You can order a copy of it here - https://obversebooks.co.uk/product/83-the-web-planet/
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About Power of 3
A podcast discussing Doctor Who-related items, more often than not in threes, whether stories, guests, or anything else.
Featuring a regular team of hosts, including Kenny Smith, and David Steel (not the former Liberal Party MP, MSP and leader).
Our other regular conspirators are Dr John Bollan, Stephen Day and Matt Michael, with irregular appearances from the podcast's founding father, Tom Harris (the former Labour MP).
We also welcome a host of great Doctor Who guests, using "Kenny's bottomless address book" (c) David Steel.
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