Adam Richard Has A Theory

Freaking out about Rylan's teeth and Dugga-doo, Adam still can't say the name of the Doctor Who episode 'The Interstellar Song Contest' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Adam remains incapable of saying the title of the Doctor Who episode, 'The Interstellar Song Contest' starring Ncuti Gatwa, and he continues reading tributes to saxophonist and television presenter James Valentine, who factored so large in the lives of young Who-fans of the late eighties.

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Before getting into the Ncuti Gatwa Doctor Who episode 'The Interstellar Song Contest,' Adam reads some lovely messages about the passing of Australian broadcaster James Valentine.

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Adam has a theory about why the Daleks waited fifty years for the Taranium to come from Uranus, and he's thrilled at bitchy Dalek whispers in the Doctor Who epic 'The Daleks' Masterplan' starring William Hartnell

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Righteous fury about Australians not having easy access to the recently recovered episodes of the Doctor Who story 'The Daleks' Masterplan' starring William Hartnell.

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Adam is devastated by the end of 'The Destruction of Time' the final episode of the Doctor Who story 'Daleks' Masterplan' starring William Hartnell.

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For the penultimate episode of 'The Daleks' Masterplan,' Adam watches a particularly janky AI animated reconstruction of the Doctor Who episode 'The Abandoned Planet' starring William Hartnell.

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Adam watches 'Escape Switch,' the last remaining existing episode of the classic Doctor Who story, 'The Daleks' Masterplan,' starring William Hartnell, and he reminisces about DVD releases.

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Watching a bunch of barely animated still photographs of the Doctor Who episode 'Golden Death' starring William Hartnell, Adam gets distracted by looking at himself on a screen.

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More theories about ancient episodes tying into 21st century continuity as the Time Destructor is tested in the New Year’s Day Doctor Who episode ‘Volcano’

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Adam tries to watch, but mostly listens to, the first ever Doctor Who Christmas Special, ‘The Feast of Steven’ starring William Hartnell, and he has half a theory about how this ties into the Ncuti Gatwa season.

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Adam watches another reconstructed Doctor Who episode starring William Hartnell, ‘Coronas of the Sun’ which appears to be about neither the sun, nor any coronas of it.

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Adam is thrilled that he’s watching another existing episode of Doctor Who on the planet of ferns and dry ice in the episode ‘Counter-Plot’ starring William Hartnell

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Adam subjects himself to the first of what will be many reconstructed missing episodes of Doctor Who as he watches oddly animated photos of William Hartnell in the episode ‘The Traitors’

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More New Old Thrills for Adam as he watches the recently resurfaced William Hartnell episode of Doctor Who, 'Devil's Planet' or as Adam refers to it, planet of the stuck-on beards.

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Adam continues with the Daleks' Masterplan story, and is delighted by alien walking acting in the Doctor Who episode 'Day of Armageddon' starring William Hartnell

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Adam couldn’t wait to watch New Old Who, so the rewatch of the most recent series is on pause while he indulges in a 60-year-old Doctor Who episode - ‘The Nightmare Begins’ starring William Hartnell

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Adam is distracted by dog barks while trying to conclude Matt’s Naughty Missive about the Doctor Who episode ‘The Story and the Engine’ starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Some of Adam’s voice returns, along with some scrapes and bruises to be excited about New Old Who and continue Matt’s Massive Missive about the Doctor Who episode ‘The Story and the Engine’ starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Still busted, but you can hear some of me talking about Torchwood - Children of Earth on 500 Year Diary.

https://500yeardiary.com/s4/

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Mamma is broken. Video available at Patreon.com/adamrichard

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Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Story and the Engine' starring Nucti Gatwa wonders why Belinda was kept out of the narrative for half an episode.

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Sincerity and sweetness in Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Story and the Engine' starring Nucti Gatwa.

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More of Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Story and the Engine' starring Nucti Gatwa, featuring Adam's increasingly croaky voice.

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Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'The Story and the Engine' starring Nucti Gatwa, which is glowing and full of praise. That's not sarcastic, it actually is.

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Adam returns to the Ncuti Gatwa Doctor Who episode 'The Story and the Engine' and theorises about why The Doctor spends so much time on Earth.

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Hey Chickens,

Apologies for my very rough voice.

Cheers

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What are the best episodes of Doctor Who featuring a base under siege?

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Adam muses on the binary nature of criticism for the Ketchup with Kim Kilmax on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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'There is no Dana, only Zuul.' That and more from the Ketchup with Kim on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Ketchup with Kim on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' causes Adam to go off on one about Andor and Sentimental Value.

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From Matt's Massive Missive to Ketchup with Kim on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' but not before some classic side steps, this time involving cans of Jiff and Macca's special sauce.

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Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa comes to an end with a note of hope, and an admission from Adam about what he thought was going on with Mrs. Flood.

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Adam forgets the name of '73 Yards,' and then sings the Wolverine song about Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Stop saying Vlinx. Matt's Massive Missive continues looking at the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Adam wonders about Doctor Who newsreader Trinity Wells and how she ended up where she is in the episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa as Matt's Massive Missive continues.

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Adam has some concerns about prank culture as he continues Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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The thirteen hundredth theory, that somehow involves singing a Wolverine song Hugh Jackman style, and eventually gets around to Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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Matt's Massive Missive on the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa once again leads Adam to try and theorise about a production error involving podcast recording. Honestly, he needs to let it go.

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Adam wants Matt from Matt's Massive Missive to come to Australia, but he's afraid of the fauna, and at some point there is something about the Doctor Who episode 'Lucky Day,' starring Ncuti Gatwa.

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