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The Pointless Witterings Podcast - 2 - Rose

The Pointless Witterings Podcast - 2 - Rose

Hi.
The one in which I rip apart the reintroduction of Doctor Who, call it more camp than the classic series and piss of both classic and new series fans. Gee, this one's going to make me popular...

Podcast Artwork by Peacock.

Music by Murray Gold.
Isolated by DoctorWhoUnreleased2015:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcOvT9EdgIzuMrstg6POJ3A

Doctor Who theme composed by Ron Grainer
Doctor Who theme arranged by Dominic Glynn
Theme remixed by Keiran Counsell.
https://www.youtube.com/user/keiracounsell

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