EVERYTHING ROOM 5064

The opening 11 minutes of a 90 minute interview with renowned horror novelist Ramsey Campbell conducted in January 2026, shortly after Campbell's 80th birthday. The full interview, in which Campbell looks back in depth at his life and discusses Lovecraft, his friendship with Stephen King and much more, is available as an extra with Room 5064's audio adaptation of Campbell's The Hungry Moon. A full cast audio drama by Ian Winterton, it stars Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Louise Jameson, Mina Anwar and Jemma Moore. Purchase as 4 episode download (274 minutes in total) + extras here: https://payhip.com/b/SrbiG

Our final guest of Season 2 is Who legend Gary Russell - a friend of Cutaway, as well as one of our writers, but also a man who's worked in more Who-related jobs than anyone else: script writer, writer, novelist, Doctor Who Magazine editor and much more. First released 26th August, 2024. Gary’s five choices to take into The Bunker are: 1. The 1969 Dr Who Annual 2. 1975 Weetabix set of Doctor Who cards 3. Inferno -- Doctor Who TV adventure, first broadcast in 1970 4. The Carnival of Monsters – Doctor Who TV adventure, first broadcast in 1973 5. The Robots of Death – Doctor Who TV adventure, first broadcast in 1977 ←Previous Episode

In The Bunker this episode is Stephen Hatcher, the man behind Derby's legendary Who convention Whooverille, Stephen’s choices for The Bunker are: 1. Doctor Who and the Sea Devils (TV serial, specifically the 1972 Christmas omnibus!) 2. Doctor Who – local fan groups 3. The Whooverville Convention 4. Doctor Who and the Web of Fear (TV serial, first broadcast in 1968) 5. The Sirens of Time (full cast audio drama from Big Finish, first released in 1999) For The Whoovers, visit www.whoovers.org.uk or follow on Twitter @whoovers

Gnawing away at a dead rat in the dark this week is Libby Reed, artist and illustrator, whose work will shortly be seen gracing the pages of Cutaway's Iris Wildthyme comic. First released 15th April, 2024.  Libby’s five choices are:  1. Dalek (TV episode, 2005)  2. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances (TV episode, 2005)  3. The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit (TV episode, 2006)  4. Heaven Sent (TV episode, 2015)  5. Daleks In Manhattan/Evolution of the Daleks (TV episode, 2007).

Rocking himself back and forth in the subterranean dark this week is writer Steve Lyons, whose brilliant sequel to The Happiness Patrol - with art by Adrian Salmon - is out from Cutaway very soon. This episode was first released 18th March, 2024. Steve’s five choices are: 1. Dr. Who Annual 1966 – first published by World Distributors in September 1965. 2. The City of Death – TV episode – first broadcast on BBC1 in 1979. 3. The Five Doctors – TV episode – first broadcast on BBC1 in 1983. 4. The Happiness Patrol – TV episode – first broadcast on BBC1 in 1988. 5. Dr. Who and the Star Beast – comic story – first published in Doctor Who Weekly by Marvel UK in 1980. For more on Cutaway's imminent Happiness Patrol sequel, see the (now passed) Kickstarter page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/room5064/the-happiness-patrol-unhappily-ever-after

Cowering in the dark for all eternity this week is the War Doctor himself - Jonathan Carley. First released 4th March, 2024. Jonathan's five choices are: Death To The Daleks – TV episode, first broadcast in 1974. Night of the Doctor – webisode, first released in 2013. Torchwood – Children of Earth, TV mini-series, first broadcast in 2009. Daleks – Invasion Earth: 2150 AD – movie, first released in 1966. The Trial of Davros – charity stage play, performed in 1993 and 2005.  As well as his numerous War Doctor audios for Big Finish, you can also hear Jonathan in SCUTTLED, written by Bunker host Ian Winterton and starring Christopher Eccleston. Listen for free here: https://audioboom.com/posts/8564866-scuttled-episode-one

This week's Bunker guest is Big Finish's very own Kenny Smith. First released 13th February, 2024. Kenny’s five choices are: The Eleventh Hour – TV story, first broadcast in 2010. Storm Warning – an Eighth Doctor audio drama from Big Finish, first released in 2001. Touched By An Angel – a novel by Jonathan Morris, published in 2011. City of Death – TV story, first broadcast in 1979. Night of the Doctor – webisode, first released in 2013.

Subsisting on dogfood and bottled water in The Bunker this week is award winning TV and audio writer and huge Doctor Who fan writer Emma Reeves. First released 5th February, 2024. Emma's five choices are:  The Genesis of the Daleks – Doctor Who TV episode – first broadcast in 1975 Master – Big Finish Audio drama – first released in 2003 The Discontinuity Guide – book by Paul Cornell and Martin Day and Keith Topping – first published in 1995 Utopia / Sound of Drums / Last of the Timelords – Doctor Who TV episodes – first broadcast in 2007 The Night of the Doctor – Doctor Who webisode – first released in 2013