As the year comes to an end it seems rather fitting to draw a veil over not only season 6, but the 1960s and the black & white era of Doctor Who.

Mark and Iain are joined by Joe Ford from A Hamster With a Blunt Penknife and Frazer Gregory from Trap One for a look back at one of the most creative eras in the show's history.

Mark and Iain retire to The Obverse Book to reminisce about their journey through season 6 of Doctor Who.

But which story will walk away with the wooden spoon, and which will be crowned Top Of The Pops?

We're All Stories In The End

Mark and Iain are joined by Harry Whitley for a look back at The War Games In Colour.

Harry's website

Mark and Iain are joined by the glorious Simon Moore from Flight Through Entirety and In Conversation for a lively chat about Patrick Troughton's swan song The War Games.

Simon recommends War Games

Iain recommends 9 Sad Symphonies by Kate Nash

Mark recommends Lost In The Garden by Adam S Leslie

After our own 80s style hiatus Mark and Iain are back.

In this bonus minisode we chat about the Ncuti Gatwa era, and the likelihood of our episode on The War Games being released...

Mark and Iain welcome Kev F Sutherland for a chance to chat about Robert Holmes' 'The Space Pirates'.

Kev recommends The Rest Is Entertainment

Mark recommends Twin Peaks

Iain recommends Knife by Salman Rushdie

Iain and Mark welcome the musical maestro Andy Moore for a foam party as they tackle the slippery subject of The Seeds Of Death.

Mark recommends Criminal Record

Iain recommends Pandora's Box by Peter Biskind

Andy recommends Deadloch

Iain and Mark welcome those two cheeky scamps Doc Whom and Mark John from Diddly Dum to discuss Robert Holmes' debut story The Krotons.

Mark and Doc recommend:

To Serve Them All My Days

The Sweeney

and The Slough House series by Mick Herron

Iain recommends Turn The Lights Back On by Billy Joel

Mark recommends The Traitors