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Saturday 30 April 2011
Bits and Bobs Big update Dr who, David Tennant, Karen Gillan, Matt Smith, Alex Kingston, Christopher Eccleston John Simm and More!!
David Tennant - The GobetweeniesA very different Whoniverse: Daleks, Droids and drama on a Doctor Who tour of Cardiff
Interview: Karen Gillan, Doctor Who actor
Episode 20 – Series 1, Part II – The Unearthly Norman Kay – A Composer at the Beginning
Alex Kingston Didn't Expect Ongoing Who Role
Christopher Eccleston in "The Shadow Line"
Doctor Who "The Impossible Astronaut" Shatters BBC America Records
BAFTA nomination for Matt Smith
2MTL 203: In Defense of BBC America
Doctor Who In America Exclusive Sneak Peek
Get a sneak peek at BBC America's all new original special DOCTOR WHO IN AMERICA -- and go behind-the-scenes as Doctor Who comes and shoots in the U.S., for the first time ever! Featuring exclusive interviews with stars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan plus Executive Producer/Lead Writer Steven Moffat.
Tegan says goodbye - Doctor Who: Resurrection of the Daleks - BBC
Traumatised by what she has witnessed, Tegan tells the Doctor she cannot travel with him any longer and says goodbye. Classic clip from the 1984 four-part story 'Resurrection of the Daleks' starring Peter Davison as the Doctor.
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Tegan says goodbye - Doctor Who: Resurrection of the Daleks - BBC
Traumatised by what she has witnessed, Tegan tells the Doctor she cannot travel with him any longer and says goodbye. Classic clip from the 1984 four-part story 'Resurrection of the Daleks' starring Peter Davison as the Doctor.
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Doctor Who - Day Of The Moon
The Doctor is locked in the perfect prison while Amy, Rory and River Song are being hunted down across America by the FBI, as the time-travelling adventure series continues.With the help of new friend and FBI-insider Canton Everett Delaware the Third, our heroes are reunited to share their discoveries, if not their memories. The world is occupied by an alien force that controls humanity through post-hypnotic suggestion, and no one can be trusted.
Aided by President Nixon and Neil Armstrong's foot, the Doctor must mount a revolution to drive out the enemy and rescue the missing little girl. No one knows why they took her. Or why they have kidnapped Amy Pond...
SFX'S Spoiler free preview of Dr who Day of the moon!
1 There are another two cracking bits of physical comedy from Matt Smith, one involving him almost falling over, and another involving his teeth2 The episode opens very unexpectedly, almost disorientatingly, but the whole precredit sequence is just stunning
3 There’s a very silly stunt involving one of the TARDIS’s rooms, that may make you cringe, but made us laugh (and got a cheer at the preview screening)
4 Pay close attention to the discussion following the “bow tie” moment at the start of the episode; what may seem like a throwaway comment actually becomes vital later on
5 Rory’s emotions are put through the wringer. Again
6 Rory briefly gets a new look. So does River, but Rory’s is more striking and may win him some new fans
7 The TARDIS can’t seem to make its mind up about someone
8 The gay agenda is back… again
9 There’s snogging
10 There are two great action sequences, one of them ludicrous, but stupidly fun
11 The writing’s on the wall
12 Nixon’s final expression in the episode is a doozy
13 A famous British TV personality gets a mention
14 You want answers? Prepare for even more questions first
15 There’s a great beauty shot just after the Doctor is discovered tinkering somewhere he shouldn’t be
16 Karen Gillan is getting better and better and better…
17 Some more Moffat tropes are given the dust down
18 Unless you’ve had inside information, you will NEVER predict what happens in the final scene
19 Has somebody wandered in off the set of Twin Peaks?
20 If you liked part one, we don’t think you’ll be disappointed in part two – it’s pacier, creepier and just as full of “Huh?!” moments, though maybe it’s not quite as witty, and doesn’t have the shock of the new. But there’s still an awful lot of information to take in. Then again, that also means you’re still picking up on clever little moments the third, fourth and fifth time you watch it.
The Lost Stories 2:03 Thin Ice
Starring Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred
Moscow 1967. The Doctor and Ace have arrived behind the Iron Curtain, and the Soviet Union is seeking a new weapon that will give it mastery in the Cold War.
What is the secret of the Martian relics? As the legendary War Lord Sezhyr returns to life, the Doctor is faced with some of his oldest and deadliest enemies.
See it Here
146: Heroes of Sontar
Peter Davison (The Doctor), Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka), Mark Strickson (Vislor Turlough), Sarah Sutton (Nyssa)
Planet Samur was once a peaceful haven. Pilgrims journeyed across the seven galaxies to meditate in the courtyards of the vast Citadel that spanned its equator. It was Samur’s misfortune, however, to find itself situated on the furthermost frontier in the eternal war between the amoeboid Rutan Host and the belligerent, troll-like Sontarans…
Twenty years after detonating a bacteriological weapon over Samur, rendering it uninhabitable, the Sontarans are back: a select platoon of seven has landed here on a secret mission, carrying sealed orders given to them by Fleet Marshal Stabb.
The TARDIS has landed here, too, bringing the Doctor, Tegan, Turlough and Nyssa into the second great Battle of Samur. Fighting not only the Sontarans, but mystical mercenaries… and a deadly, decades-old curse.
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Planet Samur was once a peaceful haven. Pilgrims journeyed across the seven galaxies to meditate in the courtyards of the vast Citadel that spanned its equator. It was Samur’s misfortune, however, to find itself situated on the furthermost frontier in the eternal war between the amoeboid Rutan Host and the belligerent, troll-like Sontarans…
Twenty years after detonating a bacteriological weapon over Samur, rendering it uninhabitable, the Sontarans are back: a select platoon of seven has landed here on a secret mission, carrying sealed orders given to them by Fleet Marshal Stabb.
The TARDIS has landed here, too, bringing the Doctor, Tegan, Turlough and Nyssa into the second great Battle of Samur. Fighting not only the Sontarans, but mystical mercenaries… and a deadly, decades-old curse.
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Companion Chronicles 5:10 The Sentinels of the New Dawn
Read by Caroline John.
Some time after leaving UNIT, Liz Shaw calls the Doctor to Cambridge University, where scientists are experimenting with time dilation. The device hurls them to the year 2014, and a meeting with Richard Beauregard, heir to the Beauregard estate.
But there’s something rotten at the core of this family… The seeds of a political movement that believes in a new world order.
The Sentinels of the New Dawn are stirring. And its malign influence will be felt for centuries to come…
See it Here
Friday 29 April 2011
Transcendental Toybox Update 3 2006-09
From the rare and obscure to the commonplace and disposable, every facet of Doctor Who's penetration into the marketplace is detailed.David J Howe and Arnold T Blumberg present the definitive collector's guide to Doctor Who merchandise. From the rare and obscure to the commonplace and disposable, every facet of Doctor Who's penetration into the marketplace is detailed.
This volume documents all the items released between 2006 and 2009, when Doctor Who enjoyed a period of public success previously unheard of. Howe's Transcendental Toybox is both a fascinating tour through the many ways that Doctor Who has been presented and an entertaining guide to the world of Doctor Who collecting.
* Product descriptions *
* Illustrated in full colour throughout *
* Includes articles and features *
* Worldwide coverage *
The only guide to Doctor Who merchandise.
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Colin Baker: Gallimaufry Short Story Collection
Pre-order a SIGNED Copy
Colin Baker is a prolific writer. Here, for the first time, is a collection of his short stories which deal in subjects as diverse as murder, mystery, true love, ingenuity, despair and farcical misunderstandings, with a hint of horror here and there as well as some insight into the minds of some unusual people. If you like your stories with a twist there are some surprises and shocks to be found.
Without Due Care
A car thief gets more than exoected when he steals the most beautiful car he has ever seen
Rosita
Ramon and Rosita it is a special day for which the whole of their lives as devout Catholics have been a preparation.
Carter's First Case
When Carter Battersby told the Job Centre he wanted to be a Private Detective he thought that would succesfully protect him from the inconvenience of employment for the forseeable future. He was wrong.
Poison Pen
Jeffery Marsh was a drama critic - a job he executed with savage relish to the detriment of many a career until his untimely demise. Motives to kill Jeffery abounded - but opportunity? That was a different matter.
Ill Gotten Gains
After serving a twelve year stretch for Robbery with Violence, Barney McAteer is released and seems determined to put his criminal past behind him Others however make it difficult for him to go straight.
A Likely Story
A smug and implacably harsh magistrate finds himself in a situation where he has to radically re-appraise his former attitudes.
Hamlet's Ghost
It was perhaps not a good idea to stage two amateur productions in adjacent halls on the same night - particularly when those productions were Hamlet and Jack and the Beanstalk.
A Matter of Form
Martin didn't want to work in the solicitors' office - but his father decided otherwise. However Martin's first day proved more interesting than he had expected.
This is a truly diverse collection of short stories - something for everyone. There are 10 original stories, and a further 3 about the sixth incarnation of Doctor Who - as played by Colin in the mid-eighties, including a key moment in the life of his old friend Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart and a deft piece of negotiation by the Doctor with a very welcome result for the planet Earth.
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Hunted by Drashigs - Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters - BBC
The valiant Doctor is being hunted by none other than the Drashigs! Classic clip from the 1973 four-part story 'The Carnival of Monsters' starring Jon Pertwee as the Doctor.
SFX'S Spoiler free preview of Dr who Day of the moon!
1 There are another two cracking bits of physical comedy from Matt Smith, one involving him almost falling over, and another involving his teeth
2 The episode opens very unexpectedly, almost disorientatingly, but the whole precredit sequence is just stunning
3 There’s a very silly stunt involving one of the TARDIS’s rooms, that may make you cringe, but made us laugh (and got a cheer at the preview screening)
4 Pay close attention to the discussion following the “bow tie” moment at the start of the episode; what may seem like a throwaway comment actually becomes vital later on
5 Rory’s emotions are put through the wringer. Again
6 Rory briefly gets a new look. So does River, but Rory’s is more striking and may win him some new fans
7 The TARDIS can’t seem to make its mind up about someone
8 The gay agenda is back… again
9 There’s snogging
10 There are two great action sequences, one of them ludicrous, but stupidly fun
11 The writing’s on the wall
12 Nixon’s final expression in the episode is a doozy
13 A famous British TV personality gets a mention
14 You want answers? Prepare for even more questions first
15 There’s a great beauty shot just after the Doctor is discovered tinkering somewhere he shouldn’t be
16 Karen Gillan is getting better and better and better…
17 Some more Moffat tropes are given the dust down
18 Unless you’ve had inside information, you will NEVER predict what happens in the final scene
19 Has somebody wandered in off the set of Twin Peaks?
20 If you liked part one, we don’t think you’ll be disappointed in part two – it’s pacier, creepier and just as full of “Huh?!” moments, though maybe it’s not quite as witty, and doesn’t have the shock of the new. But there’s still an awful lot of information to take in. Then again, that also means you’re still picking up on clever little moments the third, fourth and fifth time you watch it.
2 The episode opens very unexpectedly, almost disorientatingly, but the whole precredit sequence is just stunning
3 There’s a very silly stunt involving one of the TARDIS’s rooms, that may make you cringe, but made us laugh (and got a cheer at the preview screening)
4 Pay close attention to the discussion following the “bow tie” moment at the start of the episode; what may seem like a throwaway comment actually becomes vital later on
5 Rory’s emotions are put through the wringer. Again
6 Rory briefly gets a new look. So does River, but Rory’s is more striking and may win him some new fans
7 The TARDIS can’t seem to make its mind up about someone
8 The gay agenda is back… again
9 There’s snogging
10 There are two great action sequences, one of them ludicrous, but stupidly fun
11 The writing’s on the wall
12 Nixon’s final expression in the episode is a doozy
13 A famous British TV personality gets a mention
14 You want answers? Prepare for even more questions first
15 There’s a great beauty shot just after the Doctor is discovered tinkering somewhere he shouldn’t be
16 Karen Gillan is getting better and better and better…
17 Some more Moffat tropes are given the dust down
18 Unless you’ve had inside information, you will NEVER predict what happens in the final scene
19 Has somebody wandered in off the set of Twin Peaks?
20 If you liked part one, we don’t think you’ll be disappointed in part two – it’s pacier, creepier and just as full of “Huh?!” moments, though maybe it’s not quite as witty, and doesn’t have the shock of the new. But there’s still an awful lot of information to take in. Then again, that also means you’re still picking up on clever little moments the third, fourth and fifth time you watch it.
Hunted by Drashigs - Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters - BBC
The valiant Doctor is being hunted by none other than the Drashigs! Classic clip from the 1973 four-part story 'The Carnival of Monsters' starring Jon Pertwee as the Doctor.
Escaping the Drashigs - Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters - BBC
Will the beloved Doctor escape the clutches of the dreaded Drashigs? Classic clip from the 1973 four-part story 'The Carnival of Monsters' starring Jon Pertwee as the Doctor
Thursday 28 April 2011
Doctor Who - The Curse of the Black Spot - The Prequel Series 6
The BBC Doctor who site has now released a Trailer for The Prequel to Episode 3 of The Curse of the Black Spot and will be on the Dr who website strait after Dr who Day of the moon has aired.
Doctor Who Monopoly Limited Edition
Forbidden planet have today released a Doctor who monoply Limited Edition game. It is out 1st of august and can be found Here
Doctor who - The Doctor's Wife Synopsis
The BBC press office have released the synopsis for The Doctor's wife the episode is due to be aired on 14th of may but this could change.
The Doctor receives a distress signal from an old friend. Could there really be another living Time Lord out there? Hopes raised, he follows the signal to a junkyard planet sitting upon a mysterious asteroid in a Bubble universe, populated by a very strange family, as the time-travelling drama continues.
The Doctor, Amy and Rory are given the warmest of welcomes by Auntie, Uncle and Nephew. But the beautiful and insane Idris greets them in a more unusual fashion – what is she trying to tell the Doctor? As the Doctor investigates, he unwittingly puts his friends in the gravest danger.
The Doctor is played by Matt Smith, Amy by Karen Gillan, Rory by Arthur Darvill and Idris by Suranne Jones.
Escaping the Drashigs - Doctor Who: Carnival of Monsters - BBC
Will the beloved Doctor escape the clutches of the dreaded Drashigs? Classic clip from the 1973 four-part story 'The Carnival of Monsters' starring Jon Pertwee as the Doctor
Doctor Who New! T Shirts
Forbidden planet have released new Doctor who T-shirts with Dalek and Cybermen on them.
Doctor Who T Shirts: Telos Cybertombs
"This shirt provides an excellent souvenir of your visit to Telos, home of the frozen tombs of the Cybermen."
T Shirts Doctor Who: Classic Cybermen St.Pauls
"London is under threat from The Cybermen invasion!"
Doctor Who T Shirts: Dalek Hammersmith Bridge
You can get them from Forbidden planet
the Telos Cybertombs one is Here released may 29th
Classic Cybermen St.Pauls is Here released may 27th
and Dalek Hammersmith Bridge is Here released may 27th
Eleventh Doctor Novels (April Releases)
The Way Through The Woods by Una McCormack
The Dead of Winter by James Goss
Hunters Moon by Paul Finch
More info Here
Wednesday 27 April 2011
Dr who series 6 update
Sometime ago i posted that Amy will fall pregnant in series 6 and that River song maybe her daughter. Well Doctor who spoilers posted an artical yesterday Suggesting that River maybe the daughter of Idris (The Doctor's Wife) but i don't thing she is But a poster on GallifreyBase says - River Song is the daughter of Amy Pond. Pond to River, there was a reason for the names. And over on the twitter side of filming tweets from billy sastard and Mugim0e tweeted about the events from filming
Mugim0e: River is wearing camo gear
Mugim0e: Amy and River talking and drinking wine
billy_sastard: River (laughing); "…of course i know him, I’m his [spoiler]"
Another poster on GallifreyBase says that.....
In episode 13, we see a version of River from series five. Specifically, wearing the clothes from the end of Flesh and Stone. Amy greets her, and asks how she is. River says she's just climbed out of the Byzantium. "It was so much fun, wasn't it mother?" (paraphrased, not the actual line), she remarks. River says what's rule one with the Doctor; he lies. River says she does to, how its been so hard seeing Amy, Rory and the Doctor, and knowing who she really is (Amy's daughter) but not being able to say. Curiously, she also says she recognised the space man in 1969 but had to stay quiet.
More of this can be read Here
Doctor Who': Ten teasers about 'Day of the Moon
1. There's a touch of the 2000 film Memento about this episode.
2. "You're building me the perfect ****** and it still won't be enough!"
3. The Tardis swimming pool plays a vital role in a daring escape attempt.
4. Watch out for a terrifically creepy performance from Kerry Shale, who plays the disturbed Dr. Renfrew.
5. At least one of the shocking twists from last week's episode is called into question, but who can The Doctor really trust?
6. If you don't feel sorry for Rory at least once while watching this episode, then you're truly heartless.
7. Speaking of Rory, if you've been wondering whether he remembers his 2000 years as Amy's plastic guardian, then this episode provides a definitive answer.
8. "Night terrors...with a hotline to the White House."
9. The Doctor has a new experience, while River does something for the very last time.
10. The final scene contains an absolutely shocking twist.
These are from digitalspy
Torchwood's John Barrowman, Bill Pullman and Julie Gardner
This July, Starz in the U.S. and BBC One in the U.K. will premiere Torchwood: Miracle Day, season four of the sci-fi franchise created by Russell T Davies. A spin-off of Davies' 2005 Doctor Who relaunch, the show stars John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness, the leader of an organization that investigates extraterrestrial activity. Joining the cast for the new iteration is feature-film star Bill Pullman, known for hits like Independence Day, as villain Oswald Danes.
Babelcolours Tribute to Sarah Jane - Tears for Sarah Jane
This was Done by Babelcolour He has done loads of youtube videos Go Here to view his channel and vids
Tuesday 26 April 2011
Tardis news banners
Ok i know this has been on since last week along with the new look and i've been meaning to add it to the archive but kept forgetting
Dr who Hugo Awards
Doctor who has again been nominated in Hugo awards for best Drama Presentation. It sees A christmas carol and pandorica opens along with other episodes up agaisnt The Lost Thing by Shaun Tan and **** Me, Ray Bradbury by Rachel Bloom.
You can Read More about it Here
Doctor who Day of the moon Radio Trailer
Day of the moon radio trailer taken from blogtorwho (stetstor who - for now) ;) the trailer is currently airing on the radio
Monday 25 April 2011
Elisabeth Sladen: Whos That Girl: The Autobiography
When Elisabeth Sladen first appeared as plucky journalist Sarah Jane Smith in 1973 Doctor Who story The Time Warrior, little did she know the character would become one of the most enduring and fondly remembered in the series' history. The coming years would see her traverse time and space alongside classic Doctors Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker, whilst a generation of children crouched behind the sofa, terrified but transfixed as their tea time heroine found herself menaced by Daleks, dinosaurs, Cybermen, man-eating alien flora, Egyptian mummies, extras in Bubble Wrap and even the Loch Ness Monster. By the time she quit the TARDIS in 1976, making front page news, Elisabeth had become one of the most familiar faces of a TV golden age. But that wasn't the end of Sarah Jane. Since then Elisabeth has reprised the role many times appearing in anniversary specials; a 1981 spin-off with robotic sidekick K-9; radio plays; and for the BBC's Children in Need. She's toured the weird, wide and wonderful world of Doctor Who fandom and regularly tops polls of fans' all time favourite companions. So when TV wunderkind Russell T. Davies approached her to come back again, this time to a Doctor Who backed by multi-million pound budgets and garlanded with critical plaudits, how could she possibly say no? Now Elisabeth Sladen tells the story of her remarkable career: a unique, insider's view of the world's longest running science fiction series; and of British television yesterday and today. Funny, ridiculous, insightful and entertaining hers is the story of another girl, another planet. Elisabeth Sladen plays companion Sarah Jane Smith in Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures. She has also appeared in Coronation Street, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em and Z-Cars.See it Here
Sunday 24 April 2011
Last weeks reviews
“We’ve got reason to believe there is a great evil at work somewhere in this school.”
The Quantum Archangel, by Craig Hinton (BBC novel)
Wirrn Dawn written and directed by Nicholas Briggs
The Beast of Orlok written and directed by Barnaby Edwards
The Doctor’s Companion Ep. 48 – Gooey Master
scoffed at the gameshows when Bad Wolf was broadcast
The Eight Truths written by Eddie Robson and directed by Nicholas Briggs
Dr who The Impossible Astronaut Ratings
'The Impossible Astronaut', which saw The Doctor killed, averaged 6.52m (36.7%) in the early slot of 6pm.
Despite being down 1.2m viewers on last year's launch, the hot weather means many more are likely to catch up on BBC iPlayer in the next week.
Immediately after Doctor Who, My Sarah Jane - a tribute to the late Elisabeth Sladen - attracted 707k (4.1%) to the CBBC Channel, after which 511k (2.9%) flocked to BBC Three for Doctor Who Confidential at 7pm.
Source - Digital spy
Thanks to The gallifrey times for this
Doctor Who Unreleased Music The Impossible Astronaut series 6
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | Where's the Doctor!
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | The Silent's
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Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | The Silent's
Thanks to Skaro for these
Dr who Unreleased Music The Impossible Astronaut series 6
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | The Doctor's Theme
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | Hello Sweetie
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | Next time trailer Music
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | Death of the Doctor
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Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | Hello Sweetie
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | Next time trailer Music
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Impossible Astronaut | Death of the Doctor
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Saturday 23 April 2011
Doctor Who: Silence Folder Bag
You'll be all set to join the 11th Doctor and the TARDIS team on their latest adventure with this printed canvas folder bag.
Source - Forbidden planet
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