The Nimon Be Praised

Join Jack & Joe as they head to post apocalyptic Britain for high jinks with the Noble family! This is Joe's favourite New Series episode, and Jack is only a heartbeat behind. Much discussion of the characters, the premise, the function as a lead into the finale, the performances and the direction. We don't quite run out of superlatives!

Join Jack & Joe as they choose their favourite things about the lexically broad married writing couple, Pip and Jane Baker! Will Jack survive the game of PipnJaneisms?

Jack & Joe are back on Skonnos and watching the new series again! Why is Donna so popular? Is infanticide too much on Christmas Day? Does this feature the best ever TARDIS scene?

Jack & Joe are back baby! This 20 minute trailer features their trademark waffle…but also informs you of all the delights coming up in season four of The Nimon Be Praised!

Jack & Joe; finally getting something done! We’re utterly beguiled by this atypical story and it provides the impetus to talk about arcs and exits and firings and surrealism. There’s nothing else quite like this.

Jack & Joe & Si Hart join forces to critique one of Doctor Who’s absolute diamonds. Brilliant monsters, stunning ideas, great characters, excellent humour and a narrative that confounds and delights.

Jack & Joe face deadly time eaters, giant spiders, evil renegade Time Lords seducing buxom Atlanteans and Trump-esque nasties in their efforts to convince you that these stories are underrated. So much fun to be had discussing these insane stories.

Joe & Jack; so this is the Great Journey of Life!?? Ad-libbing or rewrites? Does John Bailey give this story some credibility or is this the final cheap nail in the coffin? The perfect way to end a Doctor Who story?

Joe & Jack; you shall die… What is it that Jack wants from drama? What is the most mischievous box set the BBC has released? Can Jack play everybody in this story? Why is this plot so wonderfully clever and devious?

Joe & Jack; tearing our pants. How much do we love this? Shoddy production values, awesomely camp performances, huge gags, actors trying to make each other corpse, and energy in the writing, of not the direction. ‘No Lord Nimon! I brought you the tributes!’