What happens when your greatest fears become your greatest weakness? Samuel Lewis and Jacob Carpenter explore the Eleventh Doctor adventure “The God Complex,” where a mysterious hotel forces its guests to confront their deepest fears while a terrifying Minotaur feeds on their faith. The duo discusses the episode’s clever storytelling, its exploration of faith and reason, and the emotional turning point for the Doctor, Amy, and Rory.

Episode Highlights

• Faith vs. Reason: How the episode explores belief beyond religion and the dangers of relying on faith without questioning it.
• A Hotel of Horrors: The unsettling setting, personalized nightmare rooms, and clever production choices that make the episode memorable.
• The Doctor’s Greatest Fear: The mystery behind Room 11 and the missed storytelling opportunities surrounding its eventual reveal.
• Memorable Characters: Why Rita would have made an excellent companion, Gibbis provides much-needed comedy, and Rory’s rational thinking makes him unique.
• Behind the Scenes: Fascinating production trivia, the Minotaur’s connection to classic Doctor Who lore, and hidden Easter eggs.
• A Bittersweet Goodbye: The Doctor’s realization about his relationship with Amy and Rory and why their departure carries so much emotional weight.

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We may have defeated Smithy, but Super Mario RPG isn’t finished with us yet! Samuel returns to explore the remake’s post-game content, discovering new wishes on Star Hill and taking on the challenges needed to unlock a series of much tougher boss rematches. After battling through Jagger and Jinx to claim the title of dojo Sensei, Mario and friends face a powered-up Belome in a surprisingly grueling fight. The post-game adventure has officially begun, and these rematches are clearly not going to go easy on us!

The final push toward Smithy begins! Mario and the crew battle Boomer, defeat Exor, and cross into Smithy’s world for the climactic assault on the weapon factory. Along the way, Bowser finds a very Bowser-like excuse to stick with the team, Mario grabs the Ultra Hammer, and the party fights its way through the factory’s management before finally confronting Smithy himself. The last Star Piece is within reach, but Smithy isn’t going down without revealing his true power.

Samuel and Jacob revisit The Girl Who Waited, one of the Eleventh Doctor era’s most emotionally brutal character pieces. They break down Amy’s decades of isolation, Rory’s impossible choice, the Doctor’s darker and more calculating side, and why the episode’s emotional payoff works so well—even when the setup starts falling apart under closer inspection.

Highlights:

• Why the episode’s entire premise could have been avoided with better communication.
• Older Amy’s transformation and Karen Gillan’s powerful performance.
• Rory reaching full “main character energy” as he fights to save both versions of Amy.
• The hosts debate just how much the Doctor knew—and whether he deliberately manipulated Amy and Rory.
• The devastating final choice between younger and older Amy.
• How Doctor Who turns a relatively low-budget setting into a memorable sci-fi environment.
• Plus: the birth of a new podcast running gag

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The adventure continues in Super Mario RPG Remastered as a stolen Star Piece sends us deeper toward the endgame! This time, we tackle Bowser’s Keep and its collection of challenge rooms, taking on combat trials, tricky platforming, and a quiz that definitely doesn’t go according to plan. Along the way, we hunt for powerful new weapons, appreciate some fantastic enemy designs, discover just how overleveled the party might be, and start thinking about all the optional content still waiting for us after the main story.

Mario and friends finally uncover the truth behind Nimbus Land as Mallow learns that he really is the missing prince! After sneaking into the castle disguised as a statue, the party faces off against Birdo, chases down Valentina and Dodo, and reunites Mallow with his royal parents. With Nimbus Land saved, the search for the Star Pieces takes the crew straight into Barrel Volcano, where new enemies, upgraded gear, and a massive dragon battle stand between them and their next star. And just when victory seems secure, some unexpected visitors arrive to make things interesting…

Samuel and Jacob take a trip into the dollhouse for Night Terrors, as the Eleventh Doctor answers a frightened child’s call for help. They discuss the episode’s creepy concepts, the effectiveness of the peg dolls, and how George’s fears shape the story. Along the way, Samuel brings a counseling perspective to the episode’s portrayal of childhood anxiety, while both hosts examine why a strong premise, great performances, and an emotional ending don’t quite overcome some frustrating pacing and storytelling choices.

Highlights

• Behind-the-scenes facts and trivia from the Matrix
• The creepy concept and design of the peg dolls
• George’s fears through a counseling and child-development lens
• Why language, communication, and reframing matter
• The Doctor’s relationship with George and his father
• Amy and Rory’s trip through the mysterious dollhouse
• Why the episode’s pacing weakens an otherwise excellent concept
• The emotional reveal behind George’s greatest fear
• Thoughts on the underexplored mystery of the Tenza
• Matt Smith and the cast delivering standout performances

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The adventure continues through Land’s End as Mario and the crew face another encounter with Belome before discovering the wonderfully weird Monstro Town. After exploring the town, meeting some familiar faces from Bowser’s past, and learning how to reach the next destination, it’s off toward Bean Valley. Unfortunately, getting there means tackling one of the most frustrating platforming sections in the game—and Samuel’s patience is put to the ultimate test.

Mario crashes Booster’s chaotic wedding just in time to rescue Princess Peach—but escaping the ceremony means facing an unexpectedly dangerous wedding cake! After returning Peach safely to the Mushroom Kingdom, the party learns more about Smithy’s attack and sets out together to restore the Star Road. With Peach officially joining the team, the adventure continues through Star Hill, Seaside Town, and into the mysterious Sunken Ship, where a six-letter password stands between Mario and the next Star Piece.

Samuel and Jacob return to Doctor Who Series 6 with Let’s Kill Hitler, an episode whose provocative title quickly gives way to a much bigger story about River Song, Amy, Rory, and the Doctor. They discuss the episode’s risky use of Hitler, the introduction of the Teselecta, Rory’s increasingly heroic streak, and the major revelations surrounding Melody Pond’s transformation into River Song.

Episode Highlights

• Debate over whether using Hitler as a comedic plot device was worth the narrative gamble.
• The reveal that Amy and Rory’s childhood friend Mels is actually Melody Pond.
• Alex Kingston stealing the show as a newly regenerated River Song.
• The Teselecta, its hilariously polite antibodies, and some questionable time-travel justice.
• Rory continuing his evolution into an action hero—including punching Nazis.
• How the episode fills in major pieces of River Song’s complicated timeline.
• The Doctor and River’s clever battle of wits as she attempts to kill him.
• Amy and Rory confronting the bittersweet reality that they unknowingly helped raise their own daughter.
• The sonic cane, River learning to fly the TARDIS, and plenty of classic Steven Moffat timey-wimey storytelling.

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Mario crashes Booster’s chaotic wedding just in time to rescue Princess Peach—but escaping the ceremony means facing an unexpectedly dangerous wedding cake! After returning Peach safely to the Mushroom Kingdom, the party learns more about Smithy’s attack and sets out together to restore the Star Road. With Peach officially joining the team, the adventure continues through Star Hill, Seaside Town, and into the mysterious Sunken Ship, where a six-letter password stands between Mario and the next Star Piece.

Mario and the crew finish their explosive showdown with Punchinello before racing through Moleville’s mines in a chaotic mine-cart escape. After returning Dinah and Mite safely to their family, the adventure continues toward Booster Tower, where Princess Peach is being held by the eccentric Booster. Mario sneaks through the tower, faces Booster’s bizarre minions, and attempts to rescue Peach before Booster can drag her away for an unwanted wedding in Marrymore.

Samuel and Jacob dive into A Good Man Goes to War, the explosive midseason finale of Doctor Who Series 6. They discuss Rory’s transformation into the Last Centurion, the Doctor assembling an army and confronting the frightening reputation he has built across the universe, the introduction of Vastra, Jenny, and Strax, and the long-awaited revelation of River Song’s true identity. Along the way, they explore what the episode says about morality, war, faith, military identity, and whether the Doctor is really the “good man” of the title

Episode Highlights

• Rory steps fully into his role as the Last Centurion while searching for Amy.
• The Doctor calls in old debts and assembles an unlikely army for the battle at Demon’s Run.
• Samuel and Jacob debate whether the “good man” going to war is actually Rory rather than the Doctor.
• The episode forces the Doctor to confront how terrifying his reputation has become throughout the universe.
• Vastra, Jenny, and Strax make their memorable introductions.
• The religious military forces at Demon’s Run spark a larger conversation about faith, organized religion, war, and military identity.
• How Steven Moffat uses time travel to make the River Song reveal possible in a uniquely Doctor Who way.

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Mario and Mallow battle through the Forest Maze, face the arrow-firing Bowyer, and finally meet the mysterious warrior Geno. After learning the truth about the shattered Star Road and the seven missing Star Pieces, Geno officially joins the party on their quest to restore everyone’s wishes. The adventure also takes a detour to Yoster Isle for a frustrating race against Boshi before the team arrives in Moleville, where trapped children and a thieving Croco create even more trouble.

Mario and Mallow brave the maze-like Kero Sewers, battle the hungry Belome, and make a thrilling escape down Midas River. At Tadpole Pond, the Frog Sage reveals the truth about Mallow’s mysterious past and sends the pair toward Rose Town. Once there, they discover the townspeople frozen by strange arrows and meet Gaz, an enthusiastic Mario fan whose favorite doll appears to have come to life. The journey continues as Mario follows the mysterious Geno into the Forest Maze.

Samuel and Jacob continue their journey through Doctor Who with “The Almost People.” They explore the episode’s questions about identity, prejudice, empathy, and what it would mean to encounter a perfect duplicate of yourself. Along the way, they discuss the Doctor’s elaborate deception, Rory’s unwavering compassion, Amy’s treatment of the Flesh Doctor, and the shocking revelation that changes everything.

Episode Highlights

• The Flesh Doctor’s behavior and possible hidden strategy are examined.
• Samuel and Jacob debate how they would react to meeting their own Gangers.
• Rory’s empathy toward the Flesh earns him recognition as the episode’s moral center.
• The Doctor’s shoe-switching plan exposes Amy’s assumptions about the Gangers.
• Jimmy’s story delivers one of the episode’s most emotional moments.
• The hosts discuss the Doctor’s determination to treat the Flesh as living beings.
• Amy’s true situation is revealed in a powerful cliffhanger that sets up “A Good Man Goes to War.”

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A new adventure begins as Samuel returns to the Mushroom Kingdom in the beautifully remade Super Mario RPG! After rescuing Princess Peach from Bowser, a mysterious giant sword crashes into Bowser’s Keep and introduces the dangerous Smithy Gang. Mario travels through Mushroom Way, meets the emotional young “frog” Mallow, chases down the thief Croco, and battles to save the Mushroom Kingdom before setting out toward Tadpole Pond. Along the way, Samuel shares memories of the original game, relearns the timed-hit combat system, and highlights the remake’s impressive visuals and quality-of-life improvements.

Samuel and Jacob dive into The Rebel Flesh, the first half of a thought-provoking Doctor Who two-parter exploring identity, personhood, and what happens when artificial duplicates inherit a person’s memories and personality. They discuss the episode’s clever setup, the Doctor’s suspicious behavior, Rory’s growing confidence and empathy, and the moral conflict between the factory workers and their newly conscious Gangers.

Episode Highlights

• The philosophical questions raised by the Gangers and whether they should be considered fully human
• How the episode gradually explains its central concept without overwhelming the audience
• Rory stepping up as a protector and showing how much he has grown
• The workers’ fear and hostility toward their duplicates
• The Doctor’s observant—and increasingly dark—approach to the conflict
• The cliffhanger introduction of the Ganger Doctor
• A bonus taste test as Jacob tries his first jelly baby

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Samuel and Jacob discuss The Doctor’s Wife. They explore the emotional relationship between the Doctor and the TARDIS, the revelation that she chose him just as much as he chose her, and the tragedy of their first true conversation. The discussion also covers the episode’s production history, the terrifying power of House, Amy and Rory’s ordeal inside the TARDIS, and some of the story’s most unforgettable lines.

Episode Highlights

The heartbreaking final conversation between the Doctor and the TARDIS.

Behind-the-scenes facts about Neil Gaiman’s script, deleted TARDIS rooms, alternate titles, and the fan-designed junkyard console.

Why the TARDIS may take the Doctor where he needs to go rather than where he wants to go.

The emotional significance of the TARDIS revealing that she “stole” the Doctor.

Amy and Rory’s frightening experiences while House controls the TARDIS corridors.

Michael Sheen’s performance as House and Matt Smith’s chilling “Fear me” confrontation.

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Samuel and Jacob set sail into Series 6 with The Curse of the Black Spot. They discuss the episode’s evolving mystery, the clever reveal behind the Siren, Hugh Bonneville’s performance as Captain Avery, and why this well-constructed adventure works better as a mystery than as a full-fledged pirate story.

Episode Highlights:

Why the story is enjoyable, but less memorable than the surrounding episodes.

The Doctor repeatedly revises his theories as new clues emerge.

The Siren’s true purpose turns the apparent monster into a healer.

Hugh Bonneville brings intelligence and authority to Captain Avery.

Amy’s sword fight includes some clever visual foreshadowing.

The episode’s darker moments sometimes clash with its playful pirate tone.

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Going Through Who takes one small step into Doctor Who Series 6 with “Day of the Moon,” the second half of the Silence two-parter. Samuel and Jacob break down the episode’s horror atmosphere, the terrifying concept of the Silence, River Song’s action-hero moments, Canton’s role in the plan, Nixon’s awkward place in the story, and the major cliffhanger surrounding Amy, the little girl, and regeneration.

Episode Highlights:

Samuel and Jacob discuss behind-the-scenes facts, including the episode’s working title, “Look Behind You,” and the Utah filming location for Amy’s chase scene.

The hosts dig into why the Silence are one of Steven Moffat’s most frightening creations, especially because people forget them the moment they look away.

They compare the Silence to the Weeping Angels, debating which monster is scarier conceptually versus visually.

The episode’s big plan against the Silence gets plenty of attention, especially the Doctor using the Apollo 11 broadcast to turn humanity against them.

River Song’s rooftop dive, gunplay, and banter with the Doctor are praised as standout moments.

Samuel and Jacob discuss the emotional weight of River kissing the Doctor for the first time from his perspective.

The episode wraps with the mystery of Amy’s pregnancy scan and the shocking reveal of the little girl beginning to regenerate.

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In this episode of Going Through Who, Samuel and Jacob begin their coverage of “The Impossible Astronaut,” the opening story of Doctor Who Series 6. They discuss the episode’s shocking cliffhanger, the mystery of the Doctor’s death, River Song’s emotional role in the story, and how the episode sets up major season-long questions while still working as a strong first half of a two-parter.

Highlights

The episode wraps up with discussion of the cliffhanger involving Amy, the astronaut suit, and the mysterious child inside.

Samuel shares behind-the-scenes facts from “The Impossible Astronaut,” including its original working title, production details, and its dedication to Elisabeth Sladen.

The hosts discuss why this episode works unusually well as both a first part and a strong standalone mystery.

Samuel and Jacob break down the shocking lakeside scene, the astronaut’s attack, and what it reveals about regeneration.

The episode explores the Doctor’s fear, secrecy, and manipulation of his companions as he tries to understand what they are hiding from him.

River Song’s chemistry with the Eleventh Doctor gets major attention, especially how their backwards relationship adds emotional weight.

The hosts talk about the Silence, the clever memory-loss mechanic, and how the audio cues help the audience follow what is happening.

Samuel and Jacob praise Canton Everett Delaware III as a smart, capable guest character who quickly adapts to the Doctor’s world.

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Samuel and Jacob dive into Doctor Who’s “A Christmas Carol” and make the case for why it stands as one of the very best Christmas specials the series has ever done. They talk about Michael Gambon’s incredible performance, the episode’s clever use of time travel, its emotional core, and why this festive sci-fi remix of a classic holiday story still hits so hard. Along the way, they also wander into Christmas traditions, Big Finish audio dramas, and a few wonderfully chaotic side tangents.

• Why Jacob considers “A Christmas Carol” his favorite Doctor Who Christmas special
• A big discussion on Michael Gambon’s performance and what makes Kazran such a compelling character
• The hosts break down the episode’s time-travel structure and why it works so well
• Thoughts on the story’s bittersweet ending, Abigail’s role, and the emotional payoff
• Fun side conversations about Christmas traditions, Big Finish, K-pop Demon Hunters, and fandom deep cuts

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Samuel and Jacob dive into The Big Bang, the explosive finale of Doctor Who’s fifth modern series. They talk through the episode’s clever time-travel structure, emotional character moments, Rory’s unforgettable devotion, and the Doctor’s complex dynamic with River Song. Along the way, they also celebrate wrapping up Eleven’s first season with a live cookie taste test inspired by the seasons Jammy Dodger moment

Samuel and Jacob break down why The Big Bang is one of Doctor Who’s strongest uses of time travel. They discuss Rory’s 2,000-year wait and the emotional weight Arthur Darvill brings to the episode. River Song and the Doctor’s out-of-order relationship gets special attention. The hosts highlight both the brilliance and the convenience of the Pandorica as a plot device. The episode wraps with a fun on-air cookie review and a tease for their next discussion on A Christmas Carol.

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Samuel Lewis and Jacob Carpenter dive into “The Pandorica Opens,” the first half of Doctor Who’s explosive Series 5 finale. They talk through the episode’s huge returning-monster lineup, River Song’s perfectly in-character moments, the creepy effectiveness of the Cybermen, Rory’s dramatic return, and why this cliffhanger remains one of the most intense in modern Doctor Who. Along the way, they also branch into discussion about Stonehenge, Lord of the Rings, anime power creep, and what makes a great ending actually land.

Highlights:

Discussion of “The Pandorica Opens” as the beginning of the Series 5 two-part finale

Breakdown of the episode’s massive alliance of Doctor Who villains and returning enemies

Thoughts on River Song, her message to the Doctor, and how her characterization works so well here

Why the Cybermen feel especially disturbing in this story

A deep dive into Rory’s return and the emotional weight of his role in the episode

Samuel shares a personal connection to Stonehenge and why the setting resonates with him

Conversation about whether the Doctor was secretly more aware of Rory than he let on

Tangent into Lord of the Rings, memorable movie moments, and why the original trilogy still holds up

Discussion about storytelling, season finales, and how some shows struggle to stick the landing

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We’re back on the Nile with Poirot as our tour of Abu Simbel turns into a full-blown mystery! In this episode, we tackle a massive sunlight-and-mirrors puzzle to uncover an ancient message, then things get deadly when a statue nearly crushes Lynette Doyle. Was it an accident… or an attempted murder? We interview the passengers, piece together alibis, and confront a prime suspect—before ending the night with strange vibes on the ship and a tease for the next lead in Cairo: the bar with the golden scarab… and “the Spider.” Broadcasted live on Twitch — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

We jump into Death on the Nile as Detective Royce hits the Bronx to question a barman and track a killer known as “The Spider.” What starts as simple neighborhood digging turns into shady gambling, coded doors, rigged shell games, and a dangerous smuggling operation tied to a shadowy group called The Spire. After uncovering weapons hidden in a truck, the trail points overseas—The Spider has fled to Cairo, and a major transaction is set to go down at The Golden Scarab in two days. Next stop: Egypt.

The Doctor gets stuck on Earth when the TARDIS can’t land, so he winds up flat-sharing with Craig — and accidentally playing matchmaker between Craig and Sophie while investigating a mysterious “upstairs” that shouldn’t exist. Samuel and Jacob dig into why this episode works so well as a lighter palate-cleanser before the season finale, highlight the comedy/character beats (and the Eleventh Doctor’s awkward social energy), and chat about behind-the-scenes notes, alternate concepts, and the episode’s bigger arc breadcrumbs.

Episode highlights

• Pre-show improv tangent: why “the answer is never no,” plus a quick riff on boundaries and changing the terms in improv scenes.
• “Into the Matrix”: production notes and early ideas (working titles, original villain concept, and why it evolved).
• Comparing the TV episode to the comic-strip roots — and how the “flat-share” story changes with different Doctor/companion dynamics.
• The chemistry of Craig/Sophie and why the Eleventh Doctor’s vibe makes the matchmaking funnier (and sharper).
• Favorite bits of “Doctor science”: the conversation-scrambling earpiece, “data transfer via headbutt,” and TARDIS piloting quirks.
• The eerie reveal: “There is no upstairs,” plus a practical landlord/homeowner perspective on that very suspicious ceiling rot.
• The heartfelt resolution (love as the fix), the keys, and that end-of-episode crack hinting at what’s coming next.

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Join Samuel as the mystery heats up aboard the Karnak in Death on the Nile! We investigate a chilling attempted murder involving hidden glass shards in a walnut-free caviar verine, interrogate the crew, chase down the source of suspicious black smoke, and solve a pressure-pipe puzzle in the engine room that reveals the key evidence: melted blue glass. With motives exposed and a suspect arrested, the voyage continues and we set up a New York lead with Detective Royce pointing toward “The Spider.”

Samuel and Jacob dive into one of Doctor Who’s most emotionally powerful episodes, “Vincent and the Doctor” (original airdate: June 5, 2010). They celebrate the craft behind the story—Tony Curran’s performance, Richard Curtis’s approach to treating Vincent with empathy, and the episode’s blend of whimsy and heartbreak—while also having a candid conversation about mental health, how hard it can be to recognize when someone is struggling, and why compassion (and support resources) matter.

Episode highlights:

• A warm (and pun-filled) intro before jumping into why this episode “threads the needle” emotionally.
• Behind-the-scenes notes: the original working title idea (“Eyes That See the Darkness”), Matt Smith’s influence on the music choice (“Chances” by Athlete), and why Bill Nighy was the perfect voice for the museum scene.
• Spot-the-painting fun: a rapid-fire rundown of Van Gogh works referenced throughout the episode (for the “if you know, you know” viewers).
• A discussion of how the episode handles Vincent’s suffering with respect—without reducing him to a joke—and why that matters.
• The invisible Krafayis: why it works as a concept, how the practical effects sell its presence, and why its reveal hits harder than a typical “monster of the week.”
• The museum scene: why it devastates every time, and the extra layer of heartbreak in what the Doctor likely knows (even as Amy hopes they can change history).
• A real-world mental health segment: the reality that you can’t always “see it coming,” plus a reminder to seek help and not carry blame alone.

Content note: This episode of the podcast includes discussion of suicide / “death by suicide” and mental health stigma.

Resources (US):

• 988 — Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call/text 988) https://988lifeline.org/

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In this Death on the Nile playthrough, we step into a fresh mystery as Jane Royce investigates a stolen snake-shaped ruby bracelet at Mrs. Leech’s estate—interviewing guests, piecing together alibis, and solving deduction puzzles that reveal how the thief used an unlocked window, a late-night break, and a clever hiding spot to swap the jewelry. The case closes with a major twist: a hidden compartment and decoded message point to “the Spider” and a crucial meetup in New York on February 18, pushing the bigger conspiracy forward.

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In this episode of Going Through Who, Samuel and Jacob dig into Cold Blood and unpack why it’s a solid story that still feels wonky in execution. They talk pacing issues common to Modern Who two-parters, character “switch flips” that feel abrupt, and how some standout performances (especially the Rory moment) help carry the episode’s big season-arc beats.

Highlights

The season-arc stuff still hits: Rory’s death is devastating thanks to Arthur Darvill, and Amy forgetting Rory lands because Karen Gillan sells it—even if the setup feels forced and overly convenient near the crack.

The “Matrix” facts corner includes behind-the-scenes bits: a cut Nezrine/Doctor exchange about execution, “squeaky bum time,” and why Matt Smith avoided aiming the sonic like a weapon.

Pacing critique: the episode feels like ~25 minutes of plot stretched to a 40-minute runtime, with dead space and a “we need something for Amy & Mo to do” escape subplot that loops back to capture anyway.

Character consistency issues: Malohkeh’s shift into the episode’s empathy engine feels like a light switch; Restac reads as a classic one-note “military figure” that tanks nuance (and, yes, the episode fails “the test” hard).

The big moral tipping point: Ambrose goes from “terrible mistake” to “full villain mode,” escalating from a death that feels too easy (“I tase you and you’re dead”) to attempted genocide via the drill.

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Hercule Poirot drops into Chez Matante in August 1974 and ends up on the spot when an engagement ring reveal goes sideways—because the ring box is empty. We interrogate the key people around the bar/safe, crack the code, and use the game’s “mental reconstruction” timeline to pin down exactly who slipped into the office and why. With the club mystery resolved, the story jumps to Egypt: Poirot arrives at the Imperial Nile Hotel in Aswan and steps into the newlywed chaos of Lynette and Simon Doyle—while Jacqueline de Belfort’s obsession, threats, and “our song” drama start boiling over. The episode closes with a fresh hook: a new investigation tied to Emmy’s murder, stolen AWL documents, and a lead pulling us toward Mallorca.

Samuel is in the final week of his break before jumping back into master’s work, and he’s using the downtime to fine-tune his systems and reset his mindset for the year ahead. He shares a few takeaways from How to Take Smart Notes—especially around linking ideas—and talks about building out Stream Deck workflows that speed up podcasting, research, and even launching games. The main focus is his annual “theme of the year” tradition: after a successful 2025 “Year of Relationship,” he’s naming 2026 the “Year of Balance,” with practicum and heavier program demands coming up—and a deliberate goal to avoid burnout while still making room for the people and projects he loves.

Highlights

• Finished How to Take Smart Notes and wants to tweak his “second brain,” especially by linking related notes more intentionally.
• Stream Deck is becoming a one-button workflow hub (audio production, show prep for “Going Through Who,” research tabs, and more).
• Set up game-launch shortcuts too—less about “saving seconds,” more about fully using the tool he already owns.
• Explains why he prefers “year themes” over New Year’s resolutions (plus a quick tangent on “science,” skepticism culture, and not being a jerk).
• 2025 recap: “Year of Relationship” brought more intentional time with friends, new groups, and deeper community ties.
• 2026 theme: “Year of Balance,” especially with practicum approaching and the need to protect mental health and prevent burnout.

How to Take Smart Notes: https://a.co/d/cQOSzFq

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Samuel and Jacob kick off 2026 by returning to Going Through Who with part one of the Silurian two-parter, “The Hungry Earth.” They run the Matrix (trivia + production notes), then dig into why this first half works as a character-driven setup: competing perspectives, escalating misunderstandings, and a conflict where neither side feels purely “evil” (except maybe that one scientist).

Highlights

• Matrix facts & behind-the-scenes: original working title “The Ground Beneath Their Feet,” the story’s timeframe shifting to 2020, plus production notes on prosthetics/masks and the scrapped “armadillo dinosaur” concept.
• Silurians on-screen milestone: discussion of the episode as the first televised Silurian story featuring a female Silurian on screen.
• Themes of perspective & escalation: they love that the humans can be the aggressors without realizing it, turning the situation into a hostage-fueled feedback loop.
• Disability rep talk: Samuel praises the pragmatic depiction of dyslexia through Elliot and how competence/coping strategies are shown rather than sensationalized.
• Eleven’s “goofy + terrifying” switch: favorite lines and moments of 11’s sass, charm, and intimidation—plus the “Sonicking and entering” bit.
• Cliffhanger hype: the “half a dozen… or a whole civilization” reveal lands perfectly, setting up big expectations for “Cold Blood.”

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Samuel is back behind the mic for a catch-up episode, talking about how his master’s program has taken over schedule-wise, why he had to step away from his job working with kids, and how he’s rebuilding his space and systems to better support his brain, his projects, and his people. Along the way he plugs new voice-acting work in Bill Meeks’ Everly Heights universe, reflects on a deep conversation about faith and disagreement on the podcast Agenda Fluid, and explains how Tiago Forte’s “Building a Second Brain” and the PARA method are helping him stay organized without pretending there’s a one-size-fits-all solution. He also teases his upcoming “year theme” episode and the annual Diamond Club New Year’s stream-a-thon for Children’s Miracle Network.

Highlights in this episode:

• Why the master’s workload forced Samuel to give up his job working with kids (and what he took away from it)
• Decluttering the home studio with his mom’s “organization wizardry” and the saga of oversized academic textbooks
• Voice-acting as Louis Loop in Everly Heights Tales and helping introduce listeners to Bill Meeks’ new shared universe
• Guesting on Agenda Fluid to talk religion, faith, disagreement, and why “enemy mindset” and outrage politics are so harmful
• Living with anger as an epilepsy trigger, why Samuel refuses to lean into rage, and how that shapes how he shows he cares
• How “Building a Second Brain” and the PARA method (Projects, Areas, Resources, Archive) power his Notion setup, tabletop campaigns, joke file, Bible notes, and more
• Why organizing is a coping strategy for him (not a moral high ground), and his argument that everyone needs the system that fits their own brain
• Teasing the upcoming “Year of Relationship” recap and next year’s personal theme, plus the Diamond Club New Year’s stream-a-thon for Children’s Miracle Network

Building a Second Brain: https://a.co/d/7BbihaL

Everly Heights: https://everlyheights.tv/everlyheightstales/

Agenda Fluid episode: https://agendafluid.com/podcast/is-religion-necessary-in-a-scientific-world/

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GTW is going on hiatus for the month of December to celebrate the holidays and a special time for Jacob and his wife Rebecca! We will be back at it in January. Have a happy holidays and a happy New Year!

In this high-tension run of Secret of the Mimic, Samuel and Shay navigate light-to-light stealth, decode a family’s tragic backstory (Edwin, Fiona, and the rogue M2), and survive a finale chase to the van—without handing over the Data Diver. Along the way they discover radio clues (4625), spring-lock suits, color-coded film reels that yield the code 93-0-5-4, and a choice that branches the ending.

We return from “retirement” to push through Secret of the Mimic’s late-game gauntlet: solving a devilish slide-puzzle to open a path, sneaking past Chica cupcakes and lockers in a tense patrol loop, and finally reaching the Admin Wing to unlock the upgrade machine and access the Mimic blueprints—with plenty of panicked laughs and almost-heroic bravery along the way.

In this episode of Going Through Who, Sam and Jacob step into Amy’s Choice and unpack why this Eleventh Doctor story hits so hard—mixing creepy killer pensioners, dreamy cottages, and a full-on exploration of the Doctor’s darker side. They dig into how the Dream Lord forces Amy to choose between village domesticity and TARDIS adventure, what that says about her love for Rory, and how the episode mirrors real-life imposter syndrome and inner self-loathing.

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Samuel’s Secret of the Mimic finale that isn't actually a finale heats up: incinerator tasks, upgrades, a DIY elevator repair, and a roller-rink chicken chase through the warehouse on the way to the Admin Wing. Jumpscares, smart routing, and a lifesaving checkpoint—all in one run. If you enjoy tense stealth, clever puzzles, and horror-comedy commentary, this one’s for you.

Editors Note: We have decided we are going to finish this one since we have had so much fun. Look forward to those episodes soon!

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Samuel dives deeper into Secret of the Mimic, juggling tense stealth with lockers, a creepy studio backlot, and a surprisingly adorable spring-trap mech. This episode blends cat-and-mouse horror with mini-games and puzzles—a slide-path bridge, a target-shooting pirate show, and a doll-hospital chase.

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We dive into Secret of the Mimic’s Murray Showrooms, fixing the elevator, solving flowing-conduit puzzles, and braving carnival mini-games for prize-wheel spins—all while stealthing around the relentless “Music Man” in light/dark chase sequences. We unlock an upgrade station, backtrack to the security office, and start assembling the creepy spring-lock “Captain Springwalk” suit in the workshop to reach the theater—because what could possibly go wrong in a place like this?

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Samuel and Shae brave Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the Mimic—restoring power, upgrading the Data Diver, and sneaking past a violent, persona-copying endoskeleton to hunt Edwin Murray’s original schematics. Expect clever puzzles, throwable distractions, and real jump scares… plus an elevator repair detour (code 0158) before the big top showrooms.

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Summary
Samuel and Jacob dive into a breezy, monster-of-the-week romp that doubles as Rory’s first real outing as a companion. They unpack why the “vampires” aren’t really vampires, nerd out over Eleventh Doctor set-pieces and production trivia, and debate the morality of the villain’s survival plan—all while tracking subtle steps in the Amy–Rory–Doctor dynamic and the early drumbeats of the Silence arc.

Highlights

• Outcome: A lively historical adventure that sets the stage for Rory to stick around
• Why the episode title changed to “The Vampires of Venice,” plus working titles and trailer vs. final-cut differences.
• First time the closing titles merge into a scene via the TARDIS keyhole transition.
• Production nuggets: custom fang molds, revoiced lines, a chilly river shoot (featuring a territorial swan), and a “too scary” scene trimmed by censors.
• Library-card Easter egg: a First Doctor photo, “John Smith,” and Totter’s Lane—retroactively deepening the alias gag.
• Character beats: Rory calls out how dangerous the Doctor can be; Arthur Darvill shines with quiet physical comedy; 11’s “rage” flashes still land.
• Smart sci-fi: every “vampire” trait gets a non-supernatural explanation without feeling info-dump-y.
• Set-piece love: the mirror scene (“this is Christmas”) and that delightfully steampunky weather machine.
• Arc touchpoint: a name drop that nudges us toward the Silence.

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In this episode, Samuel and Jacob dive into Flesh and Stone, the thrilling conclusion to the two-parter featuring the Weeping Angels. They unpack how Steven Moffat weaves suspense, character dynamics, and psychological horror into the story, while also reflecting on River Song’s mysteries, Amy’s pivotal role, and the Doctor’s defining moments. Along the way, they discuss behind-the-scenes details, clever improvisations, and even take a tangent into Batman vs. Superman psychology.

Highlights:

• Breaking down the tension and payoff of the Flesh and Stone cliffhanger
• River Song’s competence and foreshadowing of her relationship with the Doctor
• Amy navigating the forest blind against the Angels
• The chilling bishop scene and its psychological weight
• Matt Smith’s improvisations and signature “finger snap” moment
• Parallels between Steven Moffat’s storytelling and Russell T. Davies’ approaches
• Reflections on humor, consent, and how certain scenes age differently
• Fun side tangent: Batman vs. Superman and character psychology

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Samuel and Jacob kick off a two-parter with The Time of Angels. They dig into behind-the-scenes trivia, River Song’s return, and new twists on the Weeping Angels. From Matt Smith and Karen Gillan’s first filming day to the infamous Graham Norton banner mishap, it’s a mix of production insights, canon debates, and character moments.

Highlights:

• Filming out of order and Series 5 production facts
• River Song’s femme fatale energy and banter with Eleven
• Expanding Weeping Angels lore — brilliant or overcomplicated?
• Amy’s impulsiveness and the “dust in the eye” scene
• Soldiers, moral choices, and emotional beats
• Iconic cliffhanger: “One thing you never put in a trap…”

Next: Flesh and Stone – the conclusion of this Weeping Angel story

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On this episode the crew covers Victory of the Daleks with a talk on Dalek design, how fans react to things in pop culture and if it’s always a positive thing, love of a Winston Churchill portrayal, a scientist with a plot twist, and personal experiences the episode brings up in us both.

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On this episode of Samuel’s Thoughts I’m finally back and talking about my new approach to content without pressure and I do my review of The Wild Robot.

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On this episode we cover The Beast Below with more details of Matt Smiths performance with Karen Gillan form, the first time we get the 11th Doctor sonic flick, an impossible choice blinding The Doctor and giving Amy a chance to fix things, and Jacob goes off on a tear on the Starship UK society as a whole.

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On this episode I talk to Keshia Javis-Jones and Jaime Yslas about the GI Film Festival San Diego. We talk about how the festival got started, the various movies that can be found at the event, how they personally got involved, and the importance of events like this to help strengthen the connection between civilians and veterans.

GI Filmfest Website:https://gifilmfestivalsd.org/2020/

Youtube: https://bit.ly/2Lx8wqr

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GIFilmFestivalSanDiego/

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Bumbly March by Kevin MacLeod

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On this episode the eleventh Doctor arrives as we cover The Eleventh Hour with its introduction of the tone of an era, the arrival of Amy Pond, a new tardis console, and a villain that clearly wasn’t as important as setting up everything to come.

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On this episode the crew is joined by Wayne Henderson as the three talk about favorite episodes as they all look back on the Tenth Doctor era of Doctor Who!

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On this episode I talk to Qwynn Galloway-Salazar whom I met at the Veterans in Society conference, to talk about her path that lead her to the life of a death doula for veterans at end of life, what a death doula is, deep conversations about attitudes on life and death, the founding of In Their Honor, and her induction on USA Todays 2024 Women of the Year list.

In Their Honor: http://www.intheirhonor.info/

Qwynns Psycharmor course: https://psycharmor.org/caring-for-veterans-through-end-of-life

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On this slightly longer episode, we say farewell to Ten as we cover The End of Time part 2 with a matrix that covers both episodes, Tennants expressive acting, thoughts on The Master in this episode vs last episode, the lore of the drums, just how terrifying did the Timelords get in the war, Bernard Cribbns putting his real life into his acting, love for Timothy Dalton, Jacob hates the soothseer as predicted, gun sound effects, and then a deep conversation about all the elements leading up to the regeneration including “I don’t want to go.”

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On this Samuel’s Thoughts I went to WWE Smackdown in Knoxville Tennessee and I wanna talk about it! What is it like being in the crowd of a live show and what feels different from watching on tv.

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On this episode I come back after a long hiatus to tell you my future plans for the podcast and I seek help from the community to see if anyone out there has the passion to contribute to the content we are making here!

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On this episode I explain where I have been and what will happen with my coverage of wrestling in the future and give some commentary about the current WWE programing for old times sake.

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On this episode, the end is near for Ten as we cover part one of The End of Time with thoughts on the Saxton Master, a few infamous scenes from the episode, a perspective on regeneration, and a cliffhanger that ends up not even being the cliffhanger!

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On this episode the crew covers the final story in the Out of Time Big Finish series as Weeping Angels actually work in audio somehow, the dynamic between 6 and 10, a reference to an era of 6 audios that we covered before, and onwards back to television!

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On this episode we go into the subquests again while it’ss dark out to try to figure out what we could do only when it was dark but also do things like protecting the great Micio brand from a bunch of phonies! , — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this episode we have to deal with fighting old friends, getting good news, and all the parts of the Bleach Japan plot fall into place with a little information. Oh, and also, someone joins the team that no one was expecting. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this episode of TSCN Wrestling I cover the latest NXT my girls shine in a tag match, Noam Darr returns, Oba Femi has a conversation with Joe Hendry despite Trick, the family story gets more concerning and deeper, Chase U is teased, and Stephanie retains!

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On this episode I cover the latest Monday Night Raw with a Randy and Cena rivalry being setup, Becky Lynch goes heel, a bloodthirsty crowd, an amazing story involving Gunter and Pat, and a new alliance gets revealed.

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On this episode, it all led up to this as I cover night two of Wrestlemania as some of my predictions came true, we said his name and he appeared, The Man has returned in Vegas, and we now have a new undisputed champion.

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On this episode I cover Stand and Deliver with fights for titles, betrayals that were shocking, and storylines that are kicking off some amazing things in the future for NXT.

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On this episode the crew covers the second of the Out of Time series as we talk about the interactions between 5 and 10, a bit of time agent lore, just how do you deal with a Cyberman, and a cliffhanger conversation.

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On this episode, I cover day one of Wrestlemania 2025 with some late night delerium, changing of some titles, amazing entrances, why Paul Heyman truly is the GOAT, and predictions for night 2.

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On this episode of TSCN Wrestling it’s time for the go home show of Friday Night Smackdown with the yearly battle royale, Rhea has some thing to say but apparently so does everyone else, Randy issues an open challenge, a one on one becomes a tag team, I hope Rey Mysterio is alright, and Cody and Cena meet for one last time and some unexpected things happen.

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On this episode we jump back into the main story as the Bleach Japan plot hits another peak and we deal with someone operating some very heavy machinery. Editors note: Samuel forgot to press the audio button to get the audio back so this is a mute episode. Apologies for the inconvenience. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this episode, I cover the latest NXT all leading up to Stand and Deliver as various matches set everything in place for the biggest stage, Stacks is acting on his own again, Thea returns, and I make some predictions for Stand and Deliver.

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On this episode I cover the latest Monday Night Raw Gunter and Jay are freaking ready to rock, the Americano storyline continues to be hilarious, Karrion Kross shines in his ring return, and Roman Reigns continues to be a jelious girlfriend that I’m starting to really dislike again.

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On this episode, Doctor Who is back so here are my first thoughts after watching of a new companion, a planet that messes with expectations, and a mystery setup to solve.

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On this episode we go down various side quests to help out the members of town like helping a girl fundraise for her brother, a shy girl breaks out with kimchi, and a man who feels no pain. Editors note: For some reason a computer hiccup made the end of gameplay hiccup. It will be fixed in the next video. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this episode I cover the latest Smackdown episode with talk on if Aldis vs Orton could happen, a amazing tag team gauntlet, a talk about the lack of build up for Charlotte and Tiffany, and more!

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On this episode I cover the latest NXT with a killer match between Jordyne and Jada, is Gulia a heel now, the effectively annoying work of Swipe Right, a very compelling promo from the Mens North American Title, Dark State has a strong in ring debut, and a prediction that two egos may very well lead to a new champion.

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On this episode of TSCN Wrestling, I switch up the format hopefully for the better, still get annoyed at Bianca and Rhea, catch up on some storylines missed last week while I was off, and the Paul Heyman story pulling me in fully.

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On this episode of GTW we cover the first Out of Time as we discuss the Cathederal of Contemplation, the dynamic between four and ten, a few moments of the military pop culture test passing and failing, a few callbacks that made us happy, and a look into the darkness of ten and how four deals with it.

The next episode: https://bigfinish.com/releases/v/doctor-who-out-of-time-2-the-gates-of-hell-2296

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On this episode Cena rocks it again, The Usos join up for an amazing tag match, we are properly introduced to the hilarity that is El Grande Americano, Adam Peirce has had it with everyone, Penta has an answer for The Judgement Day, La Prima proves what a champion she is, Andre Chase is possibly on the upswing, Gigi and Tatum are quite the team, my mafia senses are tingling with the family, NXT stories are utterly engaging, a new announcer at Smackdown, heel Naomi is delicious, and a contract signing that had emotions all around.

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On this episode the crew covers The Waters of Mars with a deep conversation about the amazing design of The Flood, the dangers of unchecked power, The Doctors decent into The Timelord Victorious, and anticipation of us going into Big Finish.

Out of Time 1: https://bigfinish.com/releases/v/doctor-who-out-of-time-1-2272

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On this episode of TSCN Wrestling we finally hear heel Cena and it’s amazing, the intercontinental championship is gaining heat, Peirce has the worst night of his life, Rhea is losing her mind, The Judgement Day has even more problems, all salute Chelsea Green, Booker and Vic have some great moments, The Dark State finally makes their name known, an underground match goes all out, Tiff and Charlotte have a chat finally, Zeleana gets to fight again, heel Naomi is a vibe, and Wrestlemania gets a few more things set in stone.

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On this episode of Samuel’s Thoughts a catchup on what is going on then I go Vlog Brothers style to respond to one of my friend Donovans questions on his podcast about how I handle being informed in the stabby age we find ourselves in.

How Minds Change: https://a.co/d/cO9fBAc

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On this episode of TSCN Wrestling an MSG episode of Raw, New Day’s latest heel move that gets to me in particular, Rhea and Bianca getting in each others face, Iyo reminding everyone she deserves respect, A new luchador that totally isn’t Chad Gable, a stunning cage match that ended with the return of a jellious Roman Reigns, an NXT that felt more like a PLE than a normal episode, an on fire Barcelona crowd, Axiom getting a home town spotlight, The Street Profits continue to evolve, Paul Heyman spits fire yet again,and storylines have my attention.

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On this episode we assist with a tour, find some rather explosive fakes, and have a date that leaves us asking if we have seen a ghost. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this episode we cover the Easter special Planet of the Dead with a love of several characters in the episode that we want to see continue, Jacobs frustration with the way Carmen was written, a clever nod to this being the 200th episode, and a companion we wish was.

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On this episode we find a strangely familiar looking cart side game, get distracted by side quests again, and get some information about Chinatown for next time. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this special episode I cover the elimination chamber goings on this year with vindication on a theory I’ve had for weeks, love for Alexa Bliss growing stronger, Sammi and KO being insane, both chambers being amazing, CM Punk being a hilarious troll, and the biggest heel turn in my time of being a fan of wrestling.

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On this episode I catch up after taking the week off and talk about Logan Pauls heel work, amazing Raw matches, hilarious moments between Pat and Cole, I still think Naomi did it, adoration for Santino, Moose and the Hardys blow me away, finally clicking on what Sean Spears is up to, Ricky Saints gets his in ring debut, TNA starting to look tempting, everyone has comments about Codys soul, the Smackdown men’s tag division going insane, and various Elimination Chamber smacktalk.

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On this episode we get ambushed on the street, a person from Ichis past suddenly shows back up in the equation, Bleach Japan is different than expected, and the Omi Alliance looms. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this the final episode of TSCN Wrestling we have banger after banger of matches as everyone gets a highlight, grudges get finished, royalty gets choices, and legends get a fight. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam and find all the episodes of this show from the beginning at TSCN.tv/wrestling as well as our new wrestling podcast.

On this episode we start into the holiday specials and the home stretch of the Tenth Doctor with a love of the Christmas romp type of Doctor Who episode, unpredictability in storytelling, the emotional depth of a combo like Tennant and Morrissey, and Jacob comes up with a beautiful idea for a Big Finish spinoff.

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On this episode we track down clues about Namba, find out about a even higher conspiracy, and politics suddenly crash land into the story. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this episode, Jey makes his decision for Wrestlemania, A women’s tag team match worthy of a PLE, AJ Styles might be a face again, where the heck was Finn, a talk about entrance music, the NXT commentary team is starting to get golden, things get ramped up for Vengeance Day, a heartbreaking betrayal by Izzi Dame, Naomi has quite the Vday fit, The Bloodline story takes a turn, Truth gets in trouble again, and The Miz does a cute heel move to a fan.

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On this episode Jeys beautiful promo, Charlotte leaning into heel country, Finn getting whinier by the second, The New Days revamp, KO has done it again, the NXT womens division is still amazing, Charlotte makes a visit to NXT, Vengance Day draws near, factions show tensions and miscommunications, Drew has moved to Smackdown, LA Knight took some time for a mental health message, a battle of mean girls, my first time seeing Alexa Bliss do a singles match, theories about the Wyatts, the Street Profits looking good as heels, and Solo makes his return.

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On this episode we finish up the two parter and the season with a talk about Davros making The Doctor face his morality, Donnas story breaking our hearts, Samuel talks about his experience with the cliffhanger the first go around, Big Finish hopes, and a look forward to the home stretch of the tenth Doctor.

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On this TSCN Wrestling special episode, I react to the amazing moments from this years Royal Rumble with satisfying story moments, unexpected returns an appearances, a brutal ladder match, and things that will change the course on the road to Wrestlemania!

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On this episode of TSCN Wrestling a few suprise entrences at the top of Raw, even more developments in the New Day heel turn, a want for the future of Maxine Dupree, the frightening moment with JD McDonnagh, the new cover of WWE2K25, Eddie Thorpe being authentic even as a heel, GWE always bringing the chaos, Trick has a temper, Avas amazing managing skills, The Meta Girls are fire, a talk between Punk and KO, Pretty Deadly finally show some backbone, and an odd Smackdown fatigue.

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On this episode the crew finally focuses and goes to the Gemoijou, Samuel has a few embarrassing attraction moments, and the crew gets a twist that no one, including the hosts, was expecting. — Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/tscnsam

On this special episode, it’s the first time I’ve covered a SNME on TSCN Wrestling proper with Jacob Fatu being an utter star, disappointment for Jay Uso, a contract signing with a whole bunch of surprises, and overall thoughts on Saturday Nights Main Event.

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On this episode I cover my first experience with JBL on commentary, a few more royal rumble declarations, Wade and Cole being hilarious together, Bailey and Roxanne Perez have story brewing, Seth and Drew have a philosophical match, KO is still utterly insane, Corey returns to NXT, Sean Spears is still up to something, Lexus King struggles with his old habits, Andre Chase is a mess, Trick makes it clear what his next goal is, some brand new transfers to Smackdown and Raw, finally we actually have women declaring for the Royal Rumble, a delightful celebrity interaction with KO, and the shirt gag carries on.

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