Time marches ever onwards, forcing us to leave behind the previous year - and decade - as you humans inevitably prepare yourselves for yet another new calendar year. Today the sun, tonight the moon, when will this madness stop?! But fret not, for you mortals are blessed with an all new instalment of Waiting For Doom. Count your blessings humans! LET’S GET PATROLLING!
News Patrol – 8:23
Doom Clock – 11:14
Doomsplaining - 15:32 - This episode we return to Volume 5, and take a look at issues 12 and 13 from Keith Giffen, Matthew Clark, Ron Randall, John Livesay, Pat Brosseau, Guy Major, Simona Martore and Elisabeth V Gehrlein!
Mailbag O Doom - 42:23 - We read through listener feedback as well as your responses to the last Question of the Week, which was: ‘What was your favourite [Insert Own Category Here] of 2019?’
Episode 115: The End is a Terrible Thing to Waste
Episode 114: Cows Are Notoriously Aggressive
Episode 113: This Is How It's Gonna Go Out
Episode 112: Thanks For Nothing
Episode 111: What a Bunch of Iceholes
Episode 110: Stand Back, It's False Memories!
Episode 109: Reborn Together For The First Time!
Episode 108: Not in Kansas Any More But We Still Have Dorothy...
Episode 107: As In One of the Circles of Hell
Episode 106: Twerking the Untwerkable
Episode 105: Salvaging the Unworkable
Episode 104: Dropping Some Colouring Knowledge with Tamra Bonvillain!
Episode 103: Robotics Reconstruction Leads To Monstrous Revelation
Episode 102: Reconstructing the Deconstructed, for S.U.R.E.
Episode 101: Emotional Robots and Psychic Werewolves and Mysteries, Oh My!
Episode 100 - Keeping the Love Alive with Richard Case!
Episode 99: Fairy Tales and Weird Dreams
Episode 98: Butterflies and Mercury; Mutants and Space Arks
Episode 97: This Is My Beard Hunter, If You'll Pardon The Expression
Episode 96: One of Three Things You're Not Supposed to Discuss at a Party
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