Adam Richard Has A Theory

Adam enters the Time Eddy to explore some theories that were offered up after episode 2 that have come to pass in episodes 3 & 4 of the Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea.

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Adam has difficulty with the real world moments reflected by the events in the fourth episode of the Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea.

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While recovering from the literal bombshell ending to the third episode of the Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea, Adam has a sombre moment of reflection about how numbing the real world can be.

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Reactions to the Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea, and the terrifying instant quicksand.

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Adam watches the Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea and it dredges up some concerns about feeling powerless in the face of the concentration of power.

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Adam watches the Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea and has some Jurassic Park shaped theories as well as being surprised by a guest appearance that should be no surprise.

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Adam's immediate reaction to the second episode of the Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea.

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Adam's immediate reaction to the first episode of the Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea.

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Adam sets out how theories about Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea will happen, plus a theory about an image doing the rounds purportedly from the Doctor Who 2026 Christmas Special.

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Adam completes one trailer for Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea and immediately moves onto another, and he is mostly concerned with building a pipe.

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Adam watches most of the latest trailer for Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea.

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More opinons on how to handle theories with the impending broadcast of Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea, and Adam gives you another excuse to dump Dizzo.

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Squally responds to Adam's re-encoding theories from last week's episodes.

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More thoughts about the debut Doctor Who story for companion Belinda Chandra, 'The Robot Revolution.'

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Jeff has some opinions about the sacrificing of so many people for Belinda in the Doctor Who epsiode 'The Robot Revolution' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Adam is thrilled to hear about Carl's trip overseas, plus a very valid reason for the Doctor to abhor the behaviour of Starfleet, and gas giants.

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More consternation about what to do when the Doctor Who spinoff airs in December, plus a detour into Adam's awful idea for a live show in a luxury cinema.

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Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea (aka The War Between the Thingy and the Whatsit, Turf and Surf, Surf and Turf, The War Between Turf and Surf) debuts in December on the BBC in the UK, but not on Disney+ until next year, so what should Adam do?

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Adam is reminded about vibes-who while reading Matt's Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Robot Revolution' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Matt's Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Robot Revolution' starring Ncuti Gatwa suspects fan-baiting, but Adam wonders if retro-futurism is just the style right now.

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Matt's Missive asks about problematic depictions of vision impairment in the Doctor Who episode 'The Robot Revolution' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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More of Matt's Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Robot Revolution' starring Ncuti Gatwa, and Adam has dug up the name of the polish, polish robot.

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As Matt's Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Robot Revolution' continues, Adam manages to complete a tangent he distracted himself from in an earlier episode. It's a Theory Miracle!

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More on the Ncuti Gatwa Doctor Who episode 'The Robot Revolution,' including some theories about who Belinda's landlord might be.

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Adam reads about three words of Matt's Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Robot Revolution' starring Ncuti Gatwa, before devolving into a long discussion about the size of record holes. Always with the holes.

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What Doctor Who to watch next, plus, Adam's television and podcast lives have finally come together.

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More thoughts and theories about what a crossover between Doctor Who and Star Trek could entail, plus the eccentrities of respective lead actors. (This episode has been edited to remove adult themes).

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Thoughts and theories about what a crossover between Doctor Who and Star Trek could entail.

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Adam reacts to the news that there is to be a new Doctor Who Christmas Special in 2026 followed by a new series, and wonders what this means for Australia?

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James has come up with an episode 6B of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno' that is missing an entire segment on the clean feed.

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Carl remembers what was going on when the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno' was broadcast, and Adam is shocked how quickly his streaming plus rant has been followed by one of the streamers dropping the maths symbology!

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Reactions to the Tom Baker Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate,' and is Doctor Who allowed to use warp drive, or is that just for Star Trek?

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Adam has to check with his producer about what is happening in this podcast about Doctor Who.

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What is meant to be a summation and reaction to all four episodes of the Tom Baker Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' ends up being a mini-review of Tron: Ares.

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Watching episode four of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker is making Adam wonder what happened to Romana's adventures freeing slaves.

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Something about episode four of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker has set Adam off trying to explain the theory of relativity, mostly to himself, if he's honest.

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Adam continues the final episode of 'Warrior's Gate,' a four-part Doctor Who adventure starring Tom Baker, that he has recorded in an imaginary Spiegeltent.

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Adam embarks on the final episode of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker, and questions the fears of cultural vengeance bubbling up from the story's subtext.

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Hot ice cream, cold coffee, and the end of episode three in the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker.

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Rules about tea and writing from George Orwell, as well as Adam watching episode three of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker.

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Adam distracts himself with quite a rant about organisational listening and the difficulty of being a public facing minority, before getting back to episode three of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker.

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Watching episode three of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker, Adam unveils his new burgoeoning understanding of the theory of relativity, that is probably wrong.

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Adam reaches episode three of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker, and gets some closure from Missive Matt on what else Kenneth Cope was from.

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Adam is perturbed by the inconsistent use of cameras in episode two of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate,' starring Tom Baker.

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Adam comes up with a theory about why all the streaming services have a plus in them while watching episode two of the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker

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Adam Richard Has a Therapy as he continues watching the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker.

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Still watching the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker, Adam goes off on a phone tangent that involves a submarine and a warship, and things get a bit silly.

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Before getting stuck into Episode Two of the Tom Baker Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate,' Adam goes off on one about the definite article used in Doctor Who episode titles.

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Adam bemoans explanation videos and overexplanation of story elements while watching the very visual storytelling moments in the Doctor Who episode 'Warrior's Gate,' starring Tom Baker.

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Cobwebs and chandeliers remind Adam of Phantom of the Opera while watching the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker.

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Adam gets spooked by the creepy music in the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker.

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While watching the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker, Adam wonders about the semiotics of orange jumpsuits and if this story is transformed watching it with a modern eye.

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Adam continues watching the Tom Baker Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' and gets excited about Tron.

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Watching the Doctor Who story 'Warrior's Gate' starring Tom Baker, Adam examines the semiotics of expressing the class divide on screen.

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After diverting to Berlin ER, and giving the backstory behind the ongoing Doctor Who Season 18 storyline that precedes 'Warrior's Gate' Part One starring Tom Baker, Adam barely gets through a scene.

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Some Hot Takes from the FB group, and Adam has been watching Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi in Criminal Record.

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Adam has set up a poll to vote on what comes next on the Theory Podcast.

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Should Doctor Who ever cross-over with Star Trek? Chocolate seems to say no, but Tim Tams seem to say yes...

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Adam has quite a convoluted theory about just why all the green goo hairy people turn up in the Doctor Who story 'Inferno' starring Jon Pertwee.

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Pronouns and Nazis in the 1200th Theory Podcast, as Adam is somehow still talking about the Doctor Who story 'Inferno' starring Jon Pertwee.

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Reflecting on the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno,' Adam marvels at how actor's do their jobs, and fears for stuntmen after watching David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived.

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Peter has rules for tea and wants to rename the show as he texts along to the Doctor Who story 'Inferno' starring Jon Pertwee

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Teaclub reconvenes, Adam trolls Peter for his teamaking skills, and then reads some of Peter's text messages about the Doctor Who story 'Inferno' starring Jon Pertwee.

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Peter's putrid texts are back to deal with the final three episodes of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno,' and Adam spends way too long trying to contextualises one of Peter's very British jokes.

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As Adam reaches the end of the 7-part Doctor Who story 'Inferno' starring Jon Pertwee, he ponders cozy crime series like Murder, She Wrote, Midsomer Murders and Bookish, as well as wondering what the monster's motivation was.

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Adam embarks on the finale of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno' and considers the horrors of authoritarian rule, and the excuses people find to put up with it.

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Adam reaches the end of 'Inferno' Episode 6 starring Jon Pertwee, and contemplates if this is the most depressing cliffhanger in the history of Doctor Who.

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Adam ponders a crossover between Doctor Who and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds as he continues watching Jon Pertwee in 'Inferno' Episode 6.

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Adam has a theory about The Doctor's sartorial choices, and then one about which Doctors are a bit whiffy, and then there is a whole bit about automatic doors, all from watching Doctor Who starring Jon Pertwee in 'Inferno' Episode 6.

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As well as watching Doctor Who starring Jon Pertwee in 'Inferno' Episode 5, Adam has some advice for adding atmosphere to your board games.

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In between talking about The Rainmaker, The Lincoln Lawyer, Once Upon a Time, River, Unforgotten, Andor, and The Gilded Age, Adam gets around to talking about a scene from the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno.'

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Adam watches 'Inferno' Episode 5 starring Jon Pertwee as Doctor Who and gets excited about exploding miniatures.

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After some medical maladies, Adam gets around to the rest of Peter's texts about 'Inferno' Episode 4 starring Jon Pertwee as Doctor Who.

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And not in the good way.

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Peter's putrid texts continue, this time addressing the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Episodes Three and Four, and Adam goes on a magic tangent. About magic.

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Adam wonders about free speech and getting high in seventies cop shows while watching the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Episode Four.

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Adam goes on a tangent about how problematic House, M.D. is while watching the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Episode Four.

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Adam has a peculiar costuming theory while watching the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Episode Three.

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Watching the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Episode Three causes Adam to have a theory about how the console works outside of the TARDIS and what it chooses to take with it into the sideways dimension.

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Adam has a theory about Stahlmann's peculiar gait while reading Peter's text-along to the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno.'

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Peter's text-along to the Doctor Who story 'Inferno' continues, and after a discussion of Mrs. Slocum from Are You Being Served? Adam goes on a distressing tangent about the first ever Mardi Gras.

Content Warning: Homophobic violence, institutionalised homophobia.

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More of Peter's text-along watch-along with the first two episodes of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who epic 'Inferno' from 1970, and Adam goes off on a tangent about roasting and reading.

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The first two episodes of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno' get another going over, this time from text message Peter, who makes Adam says some off-colour remarks, which have been excised, but are available in a new explicit feed at patreon.com/adamrichard

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Watching the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Part Two has caused Adam to ruminate on contagious hotness, and a phobia of green goop.

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In between talking about the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Part Two, Adam goes to Tea Club, visits Space Hospital and joins the Fantastic Four choir.

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Adam continues to canvass theories about how the TARDIS console got out of the TARDIS in the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Part One.

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Adam attempts to get back on track talking about the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who episode 'Inferno' Part One by reading an email from Carl.

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Adam barely talks about Doctor Who because he's not sure if his voice even works anymore.

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I'm feeling marginally better, but still not up to full strength.

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Mamma is still unwell.

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Flu is over, but Adam has suffered a medical injury.

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While watching episode one of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno' Adam remembers he's meant to have a theory, and then has about six of them.

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Adam watches the first full-length episode of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno' and reflects on some theories about what is next for WhoDis.

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Adam watches the Doctor Who story 'Inferno' starring Jon Pertwee, and provides some meditation advice that somehow involves Crash Bandicoot.

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Watching a 90 minute version of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno,' causes Adam to have some opinions about The Rings of Power and Vera.

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Adam watches an edited 90 minute version of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Inferno' from 1970.

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Adam wonders how sewn up the new Doctor is and where she'll appear next as he examines the fallout from the Doctor Who finale 'The Reality War.'

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More thoughts and theories about the Doctor Who finale 'The Reality War' and Adam references a comic book character from the distant past.

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Reactions to the Doctor Who finale 'The Reality War' somehow summons the spectre of Doctor Odyssey and people playing their own twin.

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Reactions to the Doctor Who finale 'The Reality War' and the casting of a new Doctor lead Adam to point out the passage of time and the improvement of an actor that was already very good.

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