Episodes
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Turn the volume down! Adam gets MANY frights while playing the Doctor Who VR game 'The Edge of Time,' and they all cause him to squeal in terror. Creepy paintings, dark corridors, and high-pitched screeching.
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The Doctor Who VR game 'The Edge of Time' has Adam burning a bunch of books, despite his misgivings about the dreadful symbolism of such an act. He thinks nothing of using a leg bone to trash the joint, however.
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Adam has discovered the ultimate diet: gobbling down virtual custard cream biscuits. In today's exploration of the Doctor Who VR game 'The Edge of Time,' the TARDIS travels to Victorian London, and Adam is awestruck while exploring a crumbling house.
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Finally! After several hours of being bamboozled by a laser puzzle in the Doctor Who VR game 'The Edge of Time,' Adam gets to explore the rest of the spaceship and encounters a story. Also whimsy, and what purports to be satire.
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Adam is playing the Doctor Who VR game 'The Edge of Time,' and this podcast is a ten minute edited version of the more than two hours he spent trying to solve what turned out to be a very simple laser puzzle.
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Adam plays the Doctor Who VR game 'The Edge of Time' and gets very excited about a very simple puzzle. He also starts to feel sick on an elevator and throws things about in zero gravity.
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Playing the Doctor Who VR game 'The Edge of Time,' Adam has flown the TARDIS to a planet where he is frightened by creepy rocks, bats and, for some reason, Tasma Walton.
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After almost wetting himself over seeing the Doctor Who opening credits during the Edge of Time VR game, Adam spends an entire episode trying to operate the TARDIS.
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While playing Doctor Who - The Edge of Time VR game, Adam gets turned completely around, trades his controller for sticks and ends up in a junkyard.
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Adam straps on the VR helmet to play Doctor Who - The Edge of Time, and spends most of the episode trying to work out the settings on the Playstation and spends too much time in a creepy laundromat.
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Adam looks back at theories about 'The Mummy on the Orient Express,' and it ends with a group pitch to Chris Chibnall for series 14, plus a reveal of what is in store for season six of Adam Richard Has a Theory. (Hint: there's no homework).
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Adam finishes watching the David Tennant Doctor Who episode 'The Satan Pit,' and he develops a theory to help him swallow a bitter pill, and there is some business about The Eye of Harmony.
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Adam watches the David Tennant episode 'The Satan Pit' and goes off on a musical detour to visit Mariah Carey, and is thrilled that Doctor Who is still indulging in the time-honoured trope of crawling through air vents.
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Adam continues watching 'The Impossible Planet' from the first David Tennant series of Doctor Who. He also goes off on a rock and country music tangent, before theorising that one of the characters is named after a kind of mucous.
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Black holes, mortgages, ethics officers who are okay with slavery and ominous beast business. Adam watches the David Tennant Doctor Who episode 'The Impossible Planet.'
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Adam continues to be terrorised by the 'Mummy on the Orient Express,' and he rankles against the Peter Capaldi Doctor Who soap opera.
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Adam is watching Peter Capaldi Doctor Who episode 'Mummy on the Orient Express' and he goes on a popcorn and ice cream diet.
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Adam is still reflecting on the Sarah-Jane-a-Thon with a weird detour into ice cream cakes and custard slices, and asking if Doctor Who is racist. Or speciesist... Spoiler Alert if you've never seen the Doctor Who story Full Circle.
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Adam looks back at the Doctor Who stories 'Death to the Daleks' and 'The Pyramids of Mars' at the end of the Sarah-Jane-a-Thon. Mick Jagger's house, Lord Carnarvon connections, clarinets and the continuing controversy of the room temperature beverage.
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The Linoleum of Death! Adam watches the finale of the Jon Pertwee Doctor Who story 'Death to the Daleks,' and has a theory about all the Tarrants, as well as questioning the logic of the Daleks.
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