Doctor Who Review Episode 7: The Zygon Invasion

Mark and Daniel make it through an entire podcast about The Zygon Invasion without once uttering the phrase, “let zygons be zygons”. There’s always next week.  Here is the seventh or eight episode (depending on whether you count the prologue or not) of the Doctor Who Review.  Available to listen to, exclusively for Novastream.

Also available in the iTunes feed.

Happy Wholloween!

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