Vore, spycraft, Utopia & Time Flight comparisons, descriptive audio, value depreciation, these are just a few of the things the premiere of Doctor Who: Series 12 – Spyfall: Part One – makes one think about.
Chris Chibnall
An Essay on TORCHWOOD: Series 2

Neo’s written essay on TORCHWOOD: Series 2.
The show gained more consistency in its second series – but what did it lose? What did the finale mean for the show? What did it mean to cast Spike from BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER? Was the focus on open communication and relationship maintenance a worthwhile iteration over the previous year’s consideration of heartfelt mundanity and work/life balance? Did Chris Chibnall write the most nuanced script of a series?
Plus a ranking of the thirteen episodes!
TORCHWOOD: Series 2 | Discussion & Review Podcast
Who Cares about Torchwood’s explosive second series? Character comfiness, narrative devastation, affirming v overstepping touch, communicative complications, and all sorts of other matters platonic & chtonic are discussed in a first viewing for one, a re-viewing for two (Neo & Ingiga), a reviewing for all, looking at the series that sees the show dig its own graves.
Continue readingAn Essay on TORCHWOOD: Series 1

Neo’s written essay on TORCHWOOD: Series 1.
What was Russell T Davies doing in 2006, setting a dark and sexy sci-fi crime drama in a city where the kebabs are velocitised? How well were the themes of the series executed, those themes of mundane life as humanising, trivium the only meaningful defence against meaningless death, and the friction of fae worlds jutting up against these mundane ones? Why do moments even beyond Cyberwoman fighting pterodactyls grate, and feel adrift with the rest of the show?
Plus a ranking of the thirteen episodes!
TORCHWOOD: Series 1 | Discussion & Review Podcast
Who Cares about Torchwood’s first series? Who cares about the adult-aimed sci-fi crime drama spinoff of DOCTOR WHO? One of us hadn’t cared at all up until now, this being her first watch, while others of us had cared a lot over the years. All of us had quite the chat, over quite the series of quite the show.
Continue readingChib Iron π΅π€ | 100+ Subscriber Special! π
Who Cares about reaching over 100 subscribers? Let’s celebrate with a song, a tale of three showrunners – and just who is “Jim Shaw”?
Continue readingRESOLUTION: Part 2 (Negative Discusion)
This version of the interactive Who Cares special, covering the New Year’s Day special Resolution, featured a negative take. This is the second of two abridged, split-into-two, linear, audio-only versions of the choose-your-own-adventure/path/podcast that was the Who Cares take on Resolution.
Continue readingRESOLUTION: Part 1 (Positive Discusion)
This version of the interactive Who Cares special, covering the New Year’s Day special Resolution, featured a positive take. This is the first of two abridged, split-into-two, linear, audio-only versions of the choose-your-own-adventure/path/podcast that was the Who Cares take on Resolution.
Continue readingRESOLUTION: An Interactive Adventure | Choose-Your-Own Doctor Who Podcast
The first Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Doctor Who podcast! Choose guestβs opinions, topics, & even fates, throughout multiple paths, songs, skits, and endings. Many voices and hot takes converge (emphasis on the ‘verge’) in a journey where you decide not only the outcome, but the people to hear from, what opinions you’ll tolerate, & how to progress! Choose your future. Choose your resolution. Choose Who.
Continue readingEpzode 10: THE BATTLE OF RANSKOOR AV KOLOS
The tenth epzode of Who Cares covered Doctor Who’s eleventh series finale; THE BATTLE OF RANSKOOR AV KOLOS.
How could such a finale be dealt with? The regular format would not do. The regular voices would not do. To catch a thief you must think like a thief. But how could it be emulated? What other episode would it have to be filtered through? Listen hopefully. Who Cares will surprise you. Constantly.