Adam Richard Has A Theory

Matt's Missive continues to pick apart the Doctor Who episode 'The Reality War,' starring Ncuti Gatwa, while Adam goes off on a tangent about homophobic slurs.

Matt's Missive on the final Doctor Who episode 'The Reality War' continues, and Adam finally lets his producers have some air time.

Matt's Massive Missive on the final Doctor Who story, 'The Reality War,' pulls no punches in how disappointed he is, and Adam goes off on a tangent to Adrian Tchaikovsky's Hugo-nominated novel Shroud.

Matt struggles to maintain interest in his Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Reality War,' which leads Adam to talk about transphobia and misgendering.

Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Reality War' continues, and includes detours to the James Bond film Diamonds are Forever, the musical Gypsy and the ambulance TV series from the 1970s, Emergency.

Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Reality War' begins, with Adam theorising on the gods from the pantheon we didn't get to see.

Adam concludes Earth-2 Peter's musings on the Doctor Who episode 'The Reality War,' starring Ncuti Gatwa, before having a mental health moment.

While addressing bigotry in the Doctor Who episode 'The Reality War,' Adam goes off on tangents that involve the Peter Capaldi series Criminal Record, and falls into a nostalgia hole of Hawaii 5-0, The Bionic Woman, The Six Million Dollar Man and Kung Fu.

While digging into the Doctor Who series finale, 'The Reality War,' Adam is concerned about the unsustainability of strip mining of nostalgia.