After reviewing DOCTOR WHO series one and fourteen, Sam and Natalia look back at series two with David Tennant and Billie Piper. Having regenerated into his Tenth incarnation in "The Parting of the Ways", The Doctor and Rose Tyler fly across space and time, facing Sycorax, Cybermen and the Devil himself, before facing a heartbreaking departure across the Void.

Sam and Natalia review every episode of DOCTOR WHO series two, from "The Christmas Invasion" to "Doomsday". Is it better than series one? Is David Tennant really the best Doctor? And, most importantly, what does Natalia think of the infamous paving slab scene?

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COUPLING is a British television sitcom written by Steven Moffat, most famous for his work on DOCTOR WHO and SHERLOCK. The show centres on six friends brought together by the relationship of Steve Taylor (Jack Davenport) and Susan Walker (Sarah Alexander).

Like FRIENDS and SEINFIELD, COUPLING has a dedicated fanbase. Sam and Natalia watch and review all four series (twenty-eight episodes) of COUPLING. How has the show aged? Is it as good as people remember? And why is the sitcom genre dying?

Topics of conversation include sexism, DOUGLAS IS CANCELLED, Chandler Bing's mother, the best FRIENDS quote ("Pivot!"), r/menwritingwomen, classic DOCTOR WHO, awkward trans jokes, ACE VENTURA, the London and New York housing market, experimental TV episodes, translating sitcoms, and FANTASTIC BEASTS.

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At the turn of the millennium, DOCTOR WHO landed in America, enraging nerds everywhere.

Sam and Natalia watch and review the DOCTOR WHO movie, in which The Eighth Doctor (Paul McGann) teams up with Grace Holloway (Daphne Ashbrook) to defeat The Master (Eric Roberts).

Topics of conversation include Jim Carrey, The Seventh Doctor in THE HOBBIT, Damien Molony, the fall of Communism, Olivia Coleman, and the infamous kiss scene.

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As the UK elects a new Prime Minister, Sam and Natalia look back on the last 14 years of British politics before reacting to the 2024 UK general election results.

Topics of conversation include Keir Starmer, the 2016 EU referendum, the Green Party, Kelly Osbourne, Monzo bank, Maggie Thatcher the Milk Snatcher, Private Eye, gay marriage, the worst Prime Minister in UK history, Sam’s “vibes-based” theory of politics, Jeremy Corbyn and Jeremy Hunt, David Tennant, the difference between British and Polish tourists, FAWLTY TOWERS, and the future of Britain.

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Rich white men, beware – Twitter is coming to get you!

DOUGLAS IS CANCELLED is a new four-part miniseries written by Steven Moffat for ITV. The show follows Douglas Bellows (Hugh Bonneville), a widely respected news anchor who is ‘cancelled’ after making an inappropriate joke at a wedding. Douglas attempts to reassemble the tattered remnants of his life with the help of co-anchor Madeline (Karen Gillian), his wife Shelia (Alex Kingston) and his producer Toby (Ben Miles).

Sam and Natalia watch and review DOUGLAS IS CANCELLED. Topics of conversation include cancel culture, ‘73 Yards’, disgraced celebrities, Eamonn Holmes, Donald Trump’s obsession with Kristen Stewart, “Old Man Yells at Cloud”, Jeremy Hunt, the definition of ‘woke’, and Steven Moffat’s writing career, from PRESS GANG to JEKYLL; SHERLOCK to DOCTOR WHO; COUPLING to THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE.

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(Disclaimer: Given the nature of the programme we’re reviewing, this episode of the MY GIRLFRIEND AND DOCTOR WHO podcast features potentially distressing themes.)

The Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) has lost, his ageless enemy, Sutekh (Gabriel Woolf), reigns supreme, and a shadow is falling over creation. Nothing can stop the devastation... except, perhaps, one woman. Unless that one woman turns out to be nobody in particular.

Sam and Natalia watch, review, and react to the series 14 finale: THE LEGEND OF RUBY SUNDAY and EMPIRE OF DEATH. Topics of conversation include Mississippi, Pandora’s Box, Dalek Sec in Manhattan, Rey Skywalker and THE LAST JEDI, Casper the Friendly Ghost, archival footage, the mystery of Ruby’s mother, Kate Stewart's death, David Tennant, RIVERDALE, and Andrew Garfield… again.

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The Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) discovers the truth about Ruby Sunday’s (Millie Gibson) parents, with the help of Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), Kate Stewart (Jemma Redgrave), and Rose Noble (Yasmin Finney). But as the Time Window reveals horrifying secrets from Christmas Eve, mysterious technologies unleash a great evil.

Who is Susan Triad (Susan Twist)? Who is Mrs Flood (Anita Dobson)? And, for God’s sake, Gabriel Woolf is back as Sutekh from ‘Pyramids of Mars’, right?

Topics include Andrew Garfield, PRETTY LITTLE LIARS, the guy who saw CAPTAIN MARVEL 140 times, The Trickster, budgets, weird FUTURAMA subplots, MEET THE ROBINSONS, Gwen Stefani, TORCHWOOD, The Doctor’s children, Ben Shapiro’s opinion on ‘Tomb of the Cybermen’, and why Ruby’s biological mother is definitely Rose Tyler.

There's always a twist at the end.

Inside No. 9 is a British black comedy anthology. The brainchild of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, each 30-minute episode is a self-contained bottle episode, with new characters, a new location, and a new premise. Sam and Natalia look back at the show before reviewing the final episode, ‘Plodding On’.

Topics of conversation include Steve Coogan, theatre prices, Hot Fuzz, gallows humour, Black Mirror, ‘The 12 Days of Christine’, Rory Kinnear, The Office, iambic pentameter, and, yes, I did list nine things.

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(Hi, Reece.)