All Of Whine And Space

The snake is truly eating its own tail now! When we first began the podcast back in 2011, it was midway through series 6 of the show and we were deep down the Moffat-rabbit hole of theories, twists and expectations. Well, everything old is new again, because we've been doing this damn thing long enough for us to finally (pretty much) catch-up with ourselves - so join us, as we discuss Moffat's arcs, fair mysteries and hiding ourselves in a Tesla

Whether it's your ability to roll your tongue, or your Aunt who has three heads, mutation is everywhere. But nowhere more so than this here podcast - as we kick off our retrospective look at each film in the ridiculously long-running, ridiculously variable in quality cinematic X-Men franchise that ran between 2000 and 2019. That dang MCU is coming to claim these filthy mutants, so before it does so, join us as we look back at the weirdest, longest-running, timey wimey continuity in all of superhero cinema, starting with 2000's 'X-Men'

IT'S CHRISSSSSSSSSTMA -  oh, wait, it's July. To the surprise of everyone, including ourselves, we're following up the end of series 5 with inexplicable speed and zipping forward to the halcyon days of Christmas 2010, before the dark times - before the empire. Join us - as we delve into Young Matthew Smith's first festive foray in the Tardis, his fumbling with Dumbledore's Time Tina Turner and the genre mash-up of Gladiator-Policewoman sexplay

To the shock and awe of all involved, Young Matthew Smith's first season in the role of Doctor Who in the hit TV show 'Doctor Who' is crashing to a close - and we're seeing out Series 5 with a bang. A...*big* bang, if you will. We've both got fond memories of the episode, but how has it aged in light of Moffat's later finales and, even more importantly, can we actually remember a single thing about the episode?

It's been a journey filled to the brim with chins and gingers, but now here we are - the two part finale of Moffat's first series, the one-two punch of Young Matthew Moffat coming right at your face. But what can you expect from the episode? Stone-Henge! Romans! Stone-Henge! River! Stone-Henge!

Ever moved in with a malevolent evil that just wants more and more without any thought to the innocent lives it is ruining along the way? Well, Young Matthew Smith is about to. Also, there's some damp upstairs.

It’s been long threatened, and you know the WHINE+SPACE boys, we *always* make good on our threats. With the #SndyerCut inexplicably on the horizon, we thought now was the time to look back at the #TheatricalCut and ask what went right, what went wrong - and is ‘Justice League’ the greatest motion picture of all time?

Depression eh? Can it be cured by painting? No. Can it be cured by a Lovely Ginger? Perhaps. Can it be cured by painting, a Lovely Ginger and an Invisible ChickenRhino? Now you're talking!

Cold earth. Murky blood. Chilly water. Hungry soil - it's *all* at play in this week's episode of TV's Doctor Who, as Young Matthew Smith leaves the future of two races and the entire planet in the hands of a kissogram and someone who loves to drill. How do they do? There's only one way to find out!

We’ve all experienced earth. I mean, like, soil. But sometimes, earth isn’t just satisfied with getting your shoesies mucky or in getting under the fingernails of filthy children. Sometimes the earth wants more. Sometimes the earth wants you. Sometimes, the earth gets hungry.   For those occasions, there’s only one chin you need to call - it’s Doctor Who!

As everyone knows, we’re having the best summer ever, and no doubt you are too. Not a care in the world, amirite? So we decided to take this idyllic period of time and turn it up to the max, with a series of film commentaries that have one unifying theme - we think talking about them will be fun! So, join us for the first in this series, as we prepare to get sweaty, bloody, hungover and totally capable of solving a series of puzzles

Choices choices - we all have to make them! Stay with our reliable and strangely submissive husband and imminent child OR dick around the cosmos with an angular-faced man who’s a threat to gardens everywhere? Fortunately, it’s not us but our old friend Amelia Pond who’s got to tackle this particular pickle - and she’d better hurry up, because Toby Jones is slipping into something more comfortable as we speak!

Well, son of a gun. It’s been ten damn years since the end of the popular television show ‘Lost’ - and you may recall that, once upon a time, WHINE+SPACE did a podcast or two looking back on the show. But, hell, if there’s ever a time to look back at looking back, it’s after a decade, so join us as we discuss our feelings about the finale, the show’s arc, and make a conceptually flawed stab at picking our ten favourite episodes.

Audio fuckery abounds this week, as we row upstream against Skype’s wishes to discuss the second part of Moffat’s series 5 Weeping Angel spectacular. Fortunately, it’s bloody worth it, as we find an episode in which it’s all cracking off - Amy can’t keep her eyes open, the Doctor can’t keep his jacket on, River can’t keep out of prison and the Angels can’t catch a break. Join us as we tediously slather the episode with unrelenting praise for an hour!

Guess who’s back? Back again. Back for more. It’s the Dereks! WHINE+SPACE’s look back at Series 5 of Nu-Who continues, with both the return of the Daleks for the first time since their big series 4 finish, the first time Smith meets them, the first Dalek story of the Moffat era - and the first time ol’ Merkin Mark Gatiss joins in the fun under the Moffat regime. Will the Doctor nail the Daleks once and for all, or will they once again prove to be jammy dodgers?