In this penultimate episode, the Doctor and gang help the last remaining survivors of the cyberwar to try and find the Boundary and escape the last remaining cybermen.
In this review, TheSuffokRam discusses the two seemingly nonconnected plots and the big ham that is Ashad.
Welcome to Episode 133
We kick off surprisingly discussing farming as a career, and then onto a number of topics before finally getting into a game we’ve been playing.
TheSuffolkRam has been trying to find soup and not kill his crew in 60 Parsecs.
Skazz has been playing FFVIII for complicated Valentine reasons, He talks about the remaster and the in some cases better mechanics of the game compared to others in the series.
Also, we are amazed by sewing machines working, build the quality of various machines. Ram talks about his achievements involving models. Plus, is your child a hacker?
Notes:
Save your crew, don’t forget the coup and always pack a spade in 60 Parsecs!
The underrated gem Final Fantasy VIII Remastered
The best thing about Norwich – The Puppet Man now on Youtube
West midlands police guide to id young children hacker, now disputed (watch for the autoplay video)
Watch a swearing Canadian man pull apart tools with AvE
Have your mind blown with how a sewing machine works
Thanks for Listening, Come watch our next Livestream on the 29th February 2020 at 21:30 GMT on our YouTube channel and Twitch
Cheers
TheSuffolkRam and Skazz
The Doctor and gang go back to 1816 to visit Lord Byron and other writers to witness the start of Frankenstein. But things take a turn for the strange with the house starts to rearrange itself and strange visions start to appear.
TheSuffolkRam takes a cautious approach to discuss this last episode before the season two-parter trying desperately to avoid spoilers.
In this episode, The Doctor and gang split up with her companions meeting up with some friends and family, and the Doctor takes a trip to 14th Century Aleppo. They soon find themselves taking on one of the Doctor’s most powerful enemies yet.
Welcome to Episode 132, the return of the table!
We start up talking about Outlast, we completed our final part of our let’s play and give our final thoughts on the game.
Skazz then talks about Dauntless, the free to play Monster Hunter clone with cross-play, but with some quite bad flaws.
He then moves onto the ‘Dark Souls of Run and Gun shooters’ in cup head, he personally doesn’t find it as tough as everyone says and has some issues with the game style.
TheSuffolkRam has been playing Kona, a walking simulator set in 1970 rural Canada investigating strange going on’s and looking for a murderer.
Moving onto TV, Ram has been watching Amazon Prime’s new series, Picard, 20 years on after the supernova that destroyed Romulus, Picard finds a new reason to go back into space.
We also discuss Golfing, Bojack Horseman and Vegans.
Notes:
Join Ram and Skazz as they take on Mount Massive in Outlast, Part 1 and Part 2
The monster hunter clone Dauntless
Run and Gun in Cuphead
I see frozen people in Rural Canada in Kona
Amazons new sci-fi series Picard
Thanks for Listening, Come watch our next Livestream on the 15th February 2020 at 21:30 GMT on our YouTube channel and Twitch
Cheers
TheSuffolkRam and Skazz
The doctor and gang have to find what links 3 random events, a missing astronaut, a disappeared sub and some dead bird in Peru.
Join TheSuffolkRam as he reviews and discusses this episode.
If you enjoyed this, you may like TheSuffolkRam and Middlemeister discussing the previous 5 episodes in their midseason review: https://randnerds.a2hosted.com/2020/01/30/doctor-who-season-12-episodes-1-5-discussion/
Welcome to Episode 131, this episode using battery power so against the clock
TheSuffolkRam has been playing Borderlands 3 using Stadia, he talks not just about the game, but also the experience of using the streaming service. He also talks about playing Destiny and how he’s an elite player.
After a small stutter with Dragonquest XI, Skazz has been playing a demake of a game he only played recently with the Pocket edition of Final Fantasy 15.
Ram has been experiencing bullet time by rewatching the late 90s sci-fi classic with The Matrix
We also discuss our listing habits and the various subscription services we partake of.
Notes:
Guns with legs in Borderlands 3
Both Skazz and Ram have been enjoying Destiny 2
Can you make it further then Skazz in Dragonquest XI
A compressed FF game with the Console version of the Pocket Edition of Final Fantasy XV
Dodge bullets in The Matrix
Thanks for Listening, Come watch our next Livestream on the 1st February 2020 at 21:30 GMT on our YouTube channel and Twitch
Cheers
TheSuffolkRam and Skazz
Hi guys, welcome to TheSuffolkRam and Middlemeister midseason review of Doctor Who Season 12. Full spoiler warning, we will not be holding back and revealing all the big secrets.
We Discuss and pass commentary on the first half of the season looking at the opening story, Spyfall parts 1 and 2, and discussing the shock return of the Master, and how the number of companions is both a hindrance and a help.
Then moving onto Orphan 55, the low point of the season with its overly fast-paced plot, contradicting character development, and strange costume choices.
Next up is Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror, An improvement but some odd plot choices. We talk about episodes featuring historical characters and how they are dealt with.
Finally, we get to Fugitive of the Jadoon, the amazing episode with all the plots twist, Captain Jack, Ruth the Doctor and the coming back of the cyberman.
We also give our thoughts, views, and predictions for the rest of the season. Plus a discussion on Doctor Who in general since its return in 2005.
The Doctor and gang find themselves in modern-day Glouster helping a furtive on the run from the Judoon
In this shocking episode, TheSuffolkRam looks at one of his favorite monsters the Judoon, the quality of the effect and the writing.
Welcome to TheSuffolkRam review of season 12, episode 4 ‘Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror’. In this episode, the gang go to late 19th century new york during the current wars between Edison and Tesla and have to defend the inventor from alien interference.
