The Marvel Vs DC movie mash-up- 'Iron Man 2'

They said it would never happen. They said it couldn't be done.

Well, actually, they said neither of those things, but they did wonder if it WOULD be done. Yes, it's a case of better late than never this month on the Mash-up, as we've taken our damn sweet time in getting round to the third entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe because, would you believe it, some of that LIFE went and got in the way! But fear not, we've now found time to retreat into a fantasy world of robotic suits and sexy Machiavellian aliens, so we're finally ready to once again SUIT UP (geddit?) and get behind the mic!

So, this month, it's the second outing for the modest and low key Tony Stark to take to the skies, but this time he's got to deal with a threat greater than any faced thus far in the mash-up - BUSINESS.

As if that weren't enough, we've got malevolent Russians (like there are any other kind LOLZ #xenophobia), office romances, prostitutes (allegedly), senate hearings (like people loved from the Star Wars) and ScarJo looking simply delightful every moment she's onscreen! But is it a case of two many cooks spoiling the broth?

You know what to do!

'Iron Man 2' commentary

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The Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast #6 - 'Dalek'

You know that feeling when you run into someone you hate and it's just TOTES AWK?

Well, this week, the Doctor has the same experience, as whilst he's on holiday in Utah, he only goes and runs into one of them bloody Daleks that he last saw...when was it...uh...oh yeah, when they destroyed each other's entire race!

As you can image, it's a little uncomfortable at first, but old touchy-feely-playing-the-field-Rose gets into the mix and, before you know it, it's just like old times. So, join us for the latest Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast - the most uncomfortable Friends Reunited encounter you'll experience this week!

'Dalek' commentary

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The Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast #5- 'World War Three'

You know how they say flatulence never strikes twice?

No, you don't, because no-one says that and they're clearly right not to, as this week's episode of the Rewatch Podcast heads back into the increasingly fetid halls of Downing Street for the conclusion of the revived show's first ever two parter.

But what can Russell T Dog whip up to astonish us with after last week's romp? Well, for starters, there's more bowel problems - always welcome. Then we've got lots of running. There's some imperceptible shifts between CGI and practical effects. There's the continued rise of the world's most limp twit, Harriet Jones - and we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the dangerous escalation of the already staggeringly oppressive sexual tension between Micky and Jackie.

Sounds like we've got a stew, baby - so it's time to tuck in!

'World War Three' commentary

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The Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast- #4 'Aliens of London'

In space, no-one can hear you...fart?

Yes, the podcast reaches a little milestone this week as we encounter the first two parter of the revived series, it's also the first episode to spend a significant amount of it's running time focusing on flatulence.

But hey, when you gotta go, you gotta go, right - and there's a host of other non-gaseous treats within this episode. There's the delight of seeing Peter Ecclestone being forced to go domestic (though luckily for Jackie, not HAVING a domestic), there's the introduction of an arguably irritating Harriet Jones, there's the game changing introduction of Earth's first contact with alien life forms - and don't even get us started on the frankly oppressive level of sexual tension between Micky and Jackie.

So, join us once more into the breach - as we infiltrate the very highest levels of British government!

'Aliens of London' commentary

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The Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast #3 - 'The Unquiet Dead'

What's that a-moaning coming from the mortuary? Why, it's only the latest episode of the Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast or, as we like to call it, 'Billie's Big Day Out'.

Yep, the apparently endless lust for life present in Rose Tyler isn't dead yet, as Ecclestone decides to take her straight from watching the obliteration of her home planet to the dramatically less traumatic tourism of walking corpses. In all fairness, this one can't be chalked up to alien-insensitivity like last week, no, this time it's the much more reassuring revelation that this bloke don't know how to drive his time gizmo proper.

But not to worry, as regardless of their destination Rose and Ecclestone are gonna have a whale of a time, with celebrity encounters, theatre trips and the opportunity to make a member of the working class feel like a proper THICKO - fantastic!

'The Unquiet Dead' commentary

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The Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast #2- 'The End of The World'

It's the end of the world as we know it - but do we feel fine? That's the question we ask on this week's episode, as we leap straight from the Auton melee of 'Rose' to young Billie's first journey into the far flung future, a future in which The Doctor thinks it's going to be a massive laugh for Rose to witness the ultimate destruction of the planet which has been her home her entire life.

Luckily, it turns out it IS a massive laugh, with cosmetic surgery, talking trees and at least one incompetent steward available to ridicule so loudly that I suspect his ears are burning!

As always, although the podcast is essentially a commentary, we try and make it a general discussion of the episode, so should you want to listen to this delightful podcast by the the side of a road, that is very much an option - even more so as we try out some brand new audio equipment this week that may leave your eardrums a-bleeding - in a good way!

'The End of The World' commentary

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WHINECAST & Goats in the Machine join forces to review 'Devil's Knot'

After the successful mash-up of All of Whine and Space and Goats in the Machine on the recent Godzilla Review we’ve done it again, This time with the other half of All of Whine and Space mashing up with the Goats for a review of Devil’s Knot. It’s true to say that Devil’s Knot might slip out of cinemas before you have chance to it, but within this podcast you will hear reasons to try and catch the film.

Hear how myself, @RJBayley and @WanderingLouLou feel about the Death Penalty, metal music and how greasey Reese Witherspoon really is!!

'Devil's Knot' Review

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The Doctor Who Rewatch Podcast #1- 'Rose'

So it begins!

Yep, our long gestating mistake is finally birthing itself today, all over the space-time continuum! It seems we haven’t learnt our lesson from thelostrewatchpodcast.blogspot.com , as WHINECAST are diving back into the fray and preparing to have our polarities reversed on a weekly basis- as we look back at every Goddam episode of ‘Doctor Who’ since it’s 2005 revival in a weekly podcast commentary/review.

So, let’s not waste anymore TIME, shall we? (It’s a time travel pun. There will be more. Oh so many more). This week we’re looking at the Russell T Davies scripted ‘Rose’, the episode that coincidentally introduced us to megacompanion Rose Tyler, but more importantly, introduced a giant swathe of viewers to Ecclestone’s brooding, northern, possibly newborn, Ninth (ish) Doctor. We won’t get long to appreciate old Ecclescake’s Doctor, so get ready to board the nostalgia train - all of time and space awaits!

'Rose' commentary



WARNING - Before you download this episode, be sure you have enough SPACE (geddit?) on your generic MP3 player!

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WHINECAST presents THE DOCTOR WHO REWATCH PODCAST!

ALL OF WHINE AND SPACE are thrilled to announce the start of our new mega project - THE DOCTOR WHO REWATCH PODCAST!

It's an idea we've been kicking around for a long time, something that has tempted us like an audio seductress...but we wanted to wait until the time was right and we were ready to shoulder this Goliath of a task! But the time is now, so from this Monday onwards we'll be releasing a (more or less) weekly podcast commentary looking back at every episode of Doctor Who from its 2005 revival onwards!

Why only post 2005? Well, frankly, it's because that's what we really know, what we're really connected to and what we've grown up with. We feel that if we're going to embark on a project of this magnitude we need to be honest about the limits of our Who knowledge - because God knows that'll be apparent soon enough! We're going to aim to keep episodes under an hour (if possible) and, as with all our commentaries, whilst they can be listened to along with the show, we're gonna try and make things a general discussion of the episode, so that folks can listen to the podcasts whilst stood by the side of a road/in an abandoned quarry/in the Peak District at night - or any locale of your choosing!

So, we hope you'll join us on this misguided journey through all of time and space and check back with us this Monday for our very first instalment, our commentary for the episode that re-started it all, the Russell T Davies penned 'Rose'!

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The Marvel Vs DC movie mash-up- 'The Dark Knight' commentary

This month, we welcome you to a world without rules, as it's finally time to return to the clutches of the DC family and into the filthy embrace of Chrissy Nolan, as we look back at 'The Dark Knight'.

It's hard to imagine Batman now without this film being in our consciousness, but we try and cast our minds back to 2008, when various parts of Gotham were blowing up like party poppers and mad laughter was echoing from theatre to theatre.

Obviously it's hard to think of this film without Ledger's Joker springing to mind, but the film is stuffed to the gills with great performances, interesting set pieces and barbecued flesh. What we advise is to sit yourself down, pour yourself a healthy amount of brown liquid and let the WHINECAST boys put a smile on that face! 

'The Dark Knight' commentary

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