More to come. This whole season is pretty much scripted, and there’s a casting call out for the next Ep too. So there won’t be as long to wait for more Who.

Stevie.
Producer / Director.

Well our show isn’t affiliated with the BBC, and we don’t have a BrokenSea Doctor Who Blackberry channel.

Nicholas- you might drop Mark an email- I bet he could hook you up.

Thanks Shannon- Stevie is a whiz with the web and the audio!

Tim- appreciate it amigo!

Bill Hollweg

http://brokensea.com/aridice

We’ve actually nearly hit that next 100,000 DL’s.

Glad U’re enjoying the show. And one of the biggest thrills of producing / director BSAP Dr. Who, is having Mark Kalita play The Doctor. Quite possibly the finest Voice Actor I’ve ever known. and The Doctor is the character he was literally born to play. Then factor in Paul’s amazing scripts, and all the fabulous folks I’ve gotten to work with, and it’s very much a dream gig for me.

Sincerely,
Steve.

Glad U’re enjoying. And yeah, we’re having a blast making em, so no plans to stop for a very long time to come.

Truly do appreciate it, and glad U’re enjoying the series.

And yeah, I truly am thrilled about how well the new title sequence sounds. Kinda cool to have gotten an Ex-Radiophonic Workshop member to collaborate on that with me.

The main thing that attracts me to this podcast is how you incorporate modern DW along w/ elements from all other incarnations. I remember hearing an episode and saying, HEY that is from episode this/that… and I’ve been hooked ever since.

Currently listening to the entire series (once again), this series is a great series and I can listen to it over and over and over… thank you for the memories.

Fantastic episode guys. So far my favorite

The RSS feeds for Dr. Who are as follows M80 :-

season 1
http://brokensea.com/drwho/category/season-1/feed/

season 2
http://brokensea.com/drwho/category/season-2/feed/

season 3
http://brokensea.com/drwho/category/season-3/feed/

And yep, will adding RSS links on all the show pages, when I catch a mo. Been busy rebuilding the site and getting the epsiodes back online again etc.

For the record, my Doctor actually debuted at Darker Projects productions quite some time ago. All of my earliest adventures (including those with my first companion, Rain, and the debut of George, my second one) should still be over there, too, if you want to give ‘em a listen.

~ MAK (The Doctor. The definite article you might say)

Well done to all concerned

If you liked this work from the likes of Mark Kalita, Robin Carlisle and the Mannerings, then I have great news for you.

You can hear them in a very different but yet importantly similar audio adventure elsewhere in the Broken Sea universe.

The show is called Feedback: A Hero’s Calling. Spinning off from the TV reality show, Who Wants to Be a Super-Hero, FAHC — recently wrapping up its second stellar season — tells the story of a young video game researcher caught in an industrial accident who gains amazing powers, a cool costume, and a diverse group of supporting specialists.

Mark Kalita — the man who is part of every audio drama — plays John Blackthorne, former marine officer and now senior officer of Tech Support, the group of supporting specialists. Listen to Mark’s hard-edged jarhead and try to find traces of the British-inflected Time Lord he plays here.

Robin Carlisle — who plays the Doctor’s latest companion here — began with a couple of bit parts on Feedback, then took on a part that was made for her — as a character named Robin Carlisle! Robin Carlisle, the character, is one of several other super-heroes who have emerged in the FAHC universe (and recent stories have begun to suggest that all those other super-powers just might be unintended results of subconscious wish-fulfillment exercise of Feedback’s powers). A spin-off series, Beta Flight, focuses on these newer heroes and their training and early adventures, featuring Damaris Mannering (yet another star of this show) as Shadow Sword.

That only leaves the male half of the Mannering mob in a recurring role as Corsair, one of Feedback’s opponents out of Errol Flynn gone wrong.

I come to you not as someone with a personal stake in the success of the show but as a fan and acolyte of Matthew Atherton (Feedback) and his world, hoping to spread the word to others whose entertainment choices suggest they might find the show as dependably entertaining, inspiring and thought-provoking as do I.

So check it out, starting with Season 1, episode 2 (the first Broken Sea episode and the one that introduces Mark Kalita’s character). If you like it, post a note and tell ‘em I sent ya. If you don’t like it, well, at least I tried.

– John Hall, Ph.D. (a doctor but not the Doctor)

We have a HUGE season of great Doctor Who coming in 2011 for our fourth season!

Been a little busy rebuilding the BSAP site.

Glad U’re enjoying the series. Big things this way come.

All fixed.