Hamster Book Club - Warriors' Gate & Beyond

Join Joe & David as we succumb to our animalistic instincts, risk a very boring return home and end up in a fight for our lives on the Planet of the Cheetah People! Reading by Ken Moss.

Joe & Dylan; ‘I tell you, so that you may share the last, great experiment of Zaroff!’ A lesson on television production from the master, please make the £195 payable to Too Hot for TV Towers. I love this guy.

Joe & Dylan; ‘You're a fool. You're a fool! I'll send you to your beloved goddess Amdo to discuss the future of the universe with her!’ Is this the worst episode of Doctor Who of all time? Discuss.

Joe & Dylan; ‘You a scientist ask me WHY?’ Enter the deliriously fun Professor Zarrof and a conversation about over the top villains in Doctor Who. Plus biscuits.

Joe & Dylan; 'Dinosaurs!' Together, in each others laps and watching cartoons of men in wetsuits! The horror of the fish people, the quality of the animations, the social events at the BFI. No stone is unturned.

Join Joe & Michael as they head out into the Cold to face the prejudices of the 1960s, try and convince that strange old man in the junkyard that humanity is worth saving and navigate teenage life in a strange land.

Joe & Dan; 'You couldn't even design a simple doorknob!' How does this plot all come together - with all the factions joining forces to defeat the evil Kroagnon of course! We watch as this script completes its journey very neatly.

Joe & Dan; 'I am Kroagnon, the Great Architect, and I will put an end to you and everyone in Paradise Towers!' The plot starts to coalesce beautifully, the Doctor is pulling all the threads together and Kroagnon reveals his hand.

Joe & Dan; 'Build High for Happiness!' Episode two and we're seeing a Doctor form before our eyes, much discussion of Richard Briers as the Chief Caretaker and how do we feel about that dark fairytale cliffhanger?

Joe & Dan; 'Well you never can tell...' It's the dawn of a bold new era. Out with the camp, in with the urban comic book thriller. Maybe quite a bit of camp still. But brilliant worldbuilding, dialogue and an awesome Doctor emerging.