The Fourth Doctor

Ahh, The Fourth Doctor, played by Tom Baker from 1974 to 1981, is probably the most iconic Time Lord. With an absurdly long scarf, equally characteristic hat and coat and a smile sometimes equipped with an apparent abundance of teeth, The Fourth Doctor is a fan favourite and we’re thrilled to be reviewing his serials now.
Podcast C104 Destiny of the Daleks > > > > >

Wait. Romana regenerates willy-nilly, Davros is immortal and Daleks are just robots?
Podcast C103 The Armageddon Factor > > > > > > > >

Doc and Romana blow up and/or rescue a Space Princess from a Darth-Vader-wannabe on their hunt for the final Horcrux
Podcast C102 The Power of Kroll > > >

Racist humans drill for methane and awaken Cthulhu-wannabe, Kroll, in the process
Podcast C101 The Androids of Tara > > > > >

Fembots, swashbuckling and a random Sasquatch. Plus everyone may be an android and we just never find out. What’s not to like about this serial?
Podcast C100 The Stones of Blood > > > > > > >

Turns out that if you combine Druidic Hammer Horror, Inter-Dimensional SciFi and a Courtroom Drama, you get The Golden Girls
Podcast C099 The Pirate Planet > > > > > > >

A robot parrot, condensed planets and another piece of The Key To Time… ish. By the left frontal lobe of the sky demon, what a totally bananas serial this is!
Podcast C098 The Ribos Operation > > > > > > >

The Doctor and Romana (I) are tasked by Colonel Sanders to find six horcruxes in this opener to the season-long ‘Key To Time’ arc
Podcast C097 The Invasion of Time > > > > > > > >

Doc gets crowned president, Gallifrey gets invaded twice, and Leela and K-9 get no goodbye
Podcast C096 Underworld > > > > > >

Jackson and The Argonauts take Team TARDIS to a newly formed, largely green-screen’d planet
Podcast C095 The Sun Makers > > >

Doc, Leela and K-9 lead a proletarian revolution against space capitalists on Pluto who may be in the business of making suns