Doctor Who Literature extends a warm welcome to Anthony and Alasdair from the brilliant Too Broad and Too Deep podcast, which covers Jason's beloved Doctor Who New Adventures novels of the 1990s.

This week we are discussing Dragonfire, the final story of Doctor's 24th season, the swan song for Bonnie Langford's Mel (until the 21st century), and the debut of Ace. There's a lot to discuss here, and Anthony & Alasdair bring their "A" game.

You can find Alasdair here and here, and you can find Anthony here.

Jim Sangster wrote and recorded this week's song.

Graeme' Burk's The Comics Code is well worth its seven episodes, and not only because Jason's voice acting is featured.

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"Doctor Who – Dragonfire" features cover art by Alister Pearson.

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The AI Revolution comes to Doctor Who Literature, via the 1989 novelization of 1966's The War Machines. Mark McManus from Trap One joins Jason for a (very) pre-recorded interview, and Jim Sangster provides the song that opens and closes the episode.

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"Doctor Who – The War Machines" features cover art by AlisterPearson and Graeme Wey.

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Welcome back to Doctor Who Literature: The Final Season, as we cover the final run of Target novelizations from January 1989 through the eventual end of the line in the early 1990s.

Joining Jason this week is a first-time DWLit guest but no stranger at all to Doctor Who podcasting in general, it's the prolific and legendary Melvin Pena.

Jim Sangster is extra busy this week with three separate musical/comedy additions to the episode.

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"Doctor Who – Delta and the Bannermen" features cover art by Alister Pearson.

Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

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