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<blockquote data-quote="James from London" data-source="post: 439965" data-attributes="member: 22">I listen to podcasts. I don&#039;t watch them. A small detail, granted.But not necessarily the podcasts I listen to, or if they are, they&#039;re discussed in a funny, entertaining way, rather than an endlessly moany negative boring way.Well, after Who came back, I spent about the next fifteen years or so reading and watching a lot about the history of the show. I&#039;m, no expert, far from it, but my curiosity has been somewhat sated on that score. So I don&#039;t really listen to the Who podcasts I listen to for information so much as to be entertained by the presenters and guests on their subjective reactions to Who stuff. It&#039;s not really what they&#039;re talking about, but the way they talk about it that appeals to me.It&#039;s just not something I think about very much.Hmm, do I? No, I don&#039;t think so. I just liked it more when this particular thread was about the specific experience of watching specific episodes of Doctor Who, and the actual content of the actual episodes themselves.No, I don&#039;t mind what they do.Well ... you&#039;ve just put my entire existence up to this point in a completely different perspective, a bit like that Jodie Whittaker two-parter where they gave Dr Who a whole new past![MEDIA=youtube]oqTq8gckf8E[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James from London, post: 439965, member: 22"] I listen to podcasts. I don't watch them. A small detail, granted. But not necessarily the podcasts [I]I[/I] listen to, or if they are, they're discussed in a funny, entertaining way, rather than an endlessly moany negative boring way. Well, after Who came back, I spent about the next fifteen years or so reading and watching a lot about the history of the show. I'm, no expert, far from it, but my curiosity has been somewhat sated on that score. So I don't really listen to the Who podcasts I listen to for information so much as to be entertained by the presenters and guests on their [I]subjective[/I] reactions to Who stuff. It's not really [I]what[/I] they're talking about, but the [I]way [/I]they talk about it that appeals to me. It's just not something I think about very much. Hmm, do I? No, I don't think so. I just liked it more when this particular thread was about the specific experience of watching specific episodes of Doctor Who, and the actual content of the actual episodes themselves. No, I don't mind what they do. Well ... you've just put my entire existence up to this point in a completely different perspective, a bit like that Jodie Whittaker two-parter where they gave Dr Who a whole new past! [MEDIA=youtube]oqTq8gckf8E[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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