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Adam Richard Has A Theory
Theory 1062 (War Games Colour 3)
Season 21, Ep. 1062
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Adam shares his thoughts on the new colour version of the classic Doctor Who story 'The War Games' starring Patrick Troughton, which somehow involves Jackie Collins.
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10:29||Season 25, Ep. 1276Adam reaches the end of Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lux' starring Ncuti Gatwa, and wonders about the cohesion of ongoing storylines.1275. Theory 1275 (Lux 15)
10:29||Season 25, Ep. 1275Matt's Massive Missive continues to focus on the Doctor Who episode 'Lux' starring Ncuti Gatwa, and Adam gets caught up in a casting decision.1274. Theory 1274 (Lux 14)
10:20||Season 25, Ep. 1274Matt's Massive Missive theorises the Gods of Fandom, and other things as he looks back at the Doctor Who episode 'Lux' starring Ncuti Gatwa.1273. Theory 1273 (Lux 13)
10:20||Season 25, Ep. 1273Rage-baiting fans in Matt's Massive Missive looking at the Doctor Who episode 'Lux' starring Ncuti Gatwa.1272. Theory 1272 (Lux 12)
10:20||Season 25, Ep. 1272More heavy themes extending from Matt's Massive Missive about the Doctor Who episode 'Lux' starring Ncuti Gatwa, as Adam ruminates on celebrity disclosures and the effect of the AIDS crisis on gay visibility and acceptance.Unedited version available for subscribers to Patreon1271. Theory 1271 (Lux 11)
10:24||Season 25, Ep. 1271Things get heavy in Matt's Massive Missive about the Doctor Who episode 'Lux' starring Ncuti Gatwa, as Adam goes off on one about systemic prejudice.1270. Theory 1270 (Lux 10)
10:12||Season 25, Ep. 1270Matt's Massive Missive about the Doctor Who episode 'Lux' starring Ncuti Gatwa, and Adam burns a spatula making salad.1269. Theory 1269 (Lux 9)
10:12||Season 25, Ep. 1269Adam attempt to talk about the Ncuti Gatwa Doctor Who episode 'Lux' but instead he goes on more about The Traitors, Big Brother and She-Hulk.1268. Theory 1268 (Lux 8)
10:40||Season 25, Ep. 1268Adam rewatches the Ncuti Gatwa Doctor Who episode 'Lux' and imagines if Doctor Who was regularly more like 'Blink,' and the Doctor barely appeared.