It’s another edition of Trivia, Mr. Fibuli! With Warren away in Mexico, possibly impersonating a false Aztec goddess, our friends Sarah, Kat, and Erika join the remaining members of the Three Who Rule for a rousing trivia game, with questions once again coming from Jacqueline Rayner’s 2013 Official Doctor Who Quiz Book. We also talk about a dollop of Dugga Doo merchandise now available on the official BBC Shop, a giant feature on Jodie Whittaker in the latest Doctor Who Magazine, and more!
Links:
- Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon
- More Gallifrey One 2026 guest announcements: Frazer Hines, Miranda Raison
- Doctor Who Magazine #621 released
- Big Finish The Thirteenth Doctor Adventures: The Return of the Doctor released
- Big Finish The Thirteenth Doctor Adventures: Lionesses in Winter due November 2025
- Big Finish: Torchwood – Salvage released
- New Lux and Dugga Doo merchandise available at the official BBC Shop
- Doctor Who: The Ark – Episode Showcase with live Q&A at Riverside Studios on October 4
- Doctor Who Am I available for free (with ads) on YouTube in some regions
- Through The Square Window podcast with Graham Kibble-White and Samira Ahmed launches September 17
Guests:
- Trivia, Mr. Fubuli
- Kat Griffiths
- Erika Ensign
- Sarah Murphy
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