Adam Richard Has A Theory

Adam barely mentions the recent series of Doctor Who as he goes off on a tangent about the history of Doctor Who stage shows.

More thoughts and theories on the Doctor Who finale 'Empire of Death,' starring Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson, including a mystery guest-star and fury about poor tealess Cherry.

In the aftermath of the Doctor Who finale 'Empire of Death' starring Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson, Adam is concerned about the ethics of using data that was forcibly harvested by a totalitarian regime.

After watching the Doctor Who finale 'Empire of Death' starring Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson, Adam has a theory about the snow, the carols and the constantly crashing TARDIS.

Adam delves some more into the Doctor Who finale 'Empire of Death' starring Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson, and wonders why it involves so much old TV technology. Catch Adam in conversation with Troy Hunter at Better Read than Dead in Newtown, NSW on July 10.

Adam attempts to look back at the Doctor Who finale 'Empire of Death,' starring Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson which somehow involves dusty muesli and midnight cockatoos.

As Adam goes in search of a lozenge, fond memories resurface in this flashback to episode 100 of the podcast from 2020 dealing with the Doctor Who story 'Pyramids of Mars,' starring Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen.

As he tries to recover from covid, Adam reaches the end of 'Pyramids of Mars,' the Doctor Who story starring Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen, that he watched back in 2020.

Adam's crackly covid voice has given way, so return to 2020 when he had a voice and watched the Tom Baker Doctor Who story 'Pyramids of Mars.'