Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

I've now watched 333 episodes (39.17% of the total number), and recommended just over half of them.

I do wonder what the scripts would have been like, if William Hartnell had been healthy enough to participate more.

(As his health had degraded significantly in the 6 years since he left the role, he was only able to sit in a chair and read a few lines for the story, he wasn't able to be active or remember too much of a script)

Seeing Troughton and Pertwee interact in episode one was really cool, but in the second episode they're seperated, and seeing their different approaches to things (both as actors and as different characters) is great

The Three Doctors is so good. It's a great story in general, but it's also a great season opener and a great anniversary story.

The major conceit is that there's a problem so big that the timelords have crossed the Doctor's timelines together, so the first 3 Doctors can help out.

Season 9 has the honour of being the first season of Doctor Who where I recommend *every* story in the season.

I'm tempted to downgrade one of the stories just to make that not the case, but I probably won't.

(previous thread, detailing some stuff about the page I made (but not really anything about the dramas: https://computerfairi.es/@lizardsquid/101256753376045184 )

I'll be making updates less frequently in this thread as I do in my thread about the Classic TV show: https://computerfairi.es/@lizardsquid/101174440879945890

There are a lot of Doctor Who audio dramas, and it's somewhat overwhelming to figure out where to start.

So I'm making a guide: https://averylychee.neocities.org/doctor-who/audio-guide/

It contains some advice, as well as a complete list of every audio drama, in a "Natural Listening Order".

As I listen through the audio dramas myself, I'll be providing a simple indication of which ones are really good and which ones aren't.

oh my hecking gosh...

there's a feature I have been wishing pandoc has for years – some way of pre-processing the input with my own rules, so I can add my own simplifications for specific documents.

it turns out.... it's had this feature the whole time: https://pandoc.org/filters.html

mlem