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Adam Richard Has A Theory
Theory 1299 (Lucky Day 14)
Season 25, Ep. 1299
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Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa once again leads Adam to try and theorise about a production error involving podcast recording. Honestly, he needs to let it go.
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1303. Theory 1303 (Lucky Day 18)
10:22||Season 25, Ep. 1303Stop saying Vlinx. Matt's Massive Missive continues looking at the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.
1302. Theory 1302 (Lucky Day 17)
10:22||Season 25, Ep. 1302Adam wonders about Doctor Who newsreader Trinity Wells and how she ended up where she is in the episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa as Matt's Massive Missive continues.
1301. Theory 1301 (Lucky Day 16)
10:19||Season 25, Ep. 1301Adam has some concerns about prank culture as he continues Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.
1300. Theory 1300 (Lucky Day 15)
10:19||Season 25, Ep. 1300The thirteen hundredth theory, that somehow involves singing a Wolverine song Hugh Jackman style, and eventually gets around to Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.
1298. Theory 1298 (Lucky Day 13)
10:15||Season 25, Ep. 1298Adam wants Matt from Matt's Massive Missive to come to Australia, but he's afraid of the fauna, and at some point there is something about the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.
1297. Theory 1297 (Lucky Day 12)
10:16||Season 25, Ep. 1297Adam is led into acronym confusion by Matt's Massive Missive about the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.
1296. Theory 1296 (Lucky Day 11)
10:19||Season 25, Ep. 1296Matt's Massive Missive about the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa, continues and Adam goes to zoo poo town.
1295. Theory 1295 (Lucky Day 10)
10:28||Season 25, Ep. 1295The start of Matt's Massive Missive about the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa, and Adam has some traumatic childhood memories.CW: Child abuse descriptions.