The Doctor meets his new companion, Raine Creevy, in London of 1989.Written by Andrew Cartmel
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Short Trips CD Volume 3
Get ready for eight fantastic new adventures in space and time with the Doctor and his companions, featuring stories from many of Doctor Who’s most popular authors from the worlds of television, print, comics and audio, as well as new talent and fresh voices... and read by your favourite Big Finish actors!
Monday, 30 May 2011
147: Kiss of Death
Peter Davison (The Doctor), Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka), Mark Strickson (Vislor Turlough), Sarah Sutton (Nyssa)
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Doctor Who Mug - The Doctor's wife
Doctor Who Folder Bag - The Doctor's wife
Doctor Who Folder Bag: You Are My Thief
You'll be all set to join the 11th Doctor and the TARDIS team on their latest adventure with this printed canvas folder bag from the episode 'The Doctor's Wife'.
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Doctor Who Folder Bag: Sorry About The Mad Person
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Doctor Who Folder Bag: Nephew Was Broken
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You'll be all set to join the 11th Doctor and the TARDIS team on their latest adventure with this printed canvas folder bag from the episode 'The Doctor's Wife'.
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Doctor Who Folder Bag: Sorry About The Mad Person
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Doctor Who Folder Bag: Nephew Was Broken
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Saturday, 28 May 2011
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."
This is released today from Forbidden planet it can be found Here
Fanfics
I hate you - Eleven, River By Michea
The_Angels_Revenge - Eleven, Amy, Rory By whitingfish
Miracle - Eleven, River By Molto Bene
Shattered - Ten, The master By Jonn Wolfe
The Astria - Eleven, River By gingerbritishgypsyelf
The_Angels_Revenge - Eleven, Amy, Rory By whitingfish
Miracle - Eleven, River By Molto Bene
Shattered - Ten, The master By Jonn Wolfe
The Astria - Eleven, River By gingerbritishgypsyelf
Dr who The almost people day!!
As the solar storm rages, Jennifer, a Ganger driven mad by the memories of being "decommissioned", is seeking revenge, as the time-travelling drama continues.
She can remember every excruciating second of every "execution" and is determined that the humans will pay. And she isn't just talking war; she's talking revolution. As the crumbling factory fills with toxic fumes and drips lethal acid, the "Originals" wait desperately for the shuttle from the Mainland to rescue them. But Jennifer has other ideas. Can the Doctor convince the terrified factory workers to embrace their own humanity and work together with their Gangers to overcome a monster of their own making?
Thursday, 26 May 2011
T Shirts Doctor Who: Classic Cybermen St.Pauls
"London is under threat from The Cybermen invasion!"
This is released today from Forbidden planet and can be found Here
Doctor Who Action Figure Gift Set: Voyage Of The Damned (Released todday)
This amazing gift set enables you to recreate scenes from the hit Christmas special watched by over 13 million viewers!
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james
If you'd read it all properly you'd have understood that I wasn't saying you were hacking. I was saying that everything was pointing in your direction and you had admin control over tardis console news which wouldn't require you to hack at all. And everyone please stop making it sound as if I'm the only person who though it was Alec, cos I know for a fact that I'm not. With regards to your comments Azbocat, with respect, you haven't been around here to see any of what's been going on over the past few weeks that the hacking has been going on and A LOT of things have pointed in Alec's direction as him being the culprit (again, NOT the only person to think it and certainly not the person to come up with the info and evidence) as well as a lot of odd and suspicious stuff that Alec has done (such as constantly pointing th finger of blame as other people in a way that a lot of us thought looked like something a guilty person would do. Also, the time Alec decided to take me, emzie and EVEN EMMA off EMMA'S own website admin list - and you accused me of being controlling! Believe me, I was not being illogical, I was being the exact opposite, and I CERTAINLY was not the only person who thought all that and not the only person who said it, though I can understand how you Azbocat could vastly misunderstand that in the miniscule amount of time you saw all this going on.
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Terry Nation The Man Who Invented The Daleks
Terry Nation was one of the most successful and prolific writers for television that Britain ever produced. Survivors, his vision of a post-apocalyptic England, so haunted audiences in the Seventies that the BBC revived it over thirty years on. Blake’s 7, constantly rumoured for return, endures as a cult sci-fi classic. And his most fearsome creations, the Daleks, ensured and at times eclipsed the success of Doctor Who. Indeed, almost half a century after their first appearance, new additions to Dalek mythology continue to top the Saturday-night ratings, while the word itself has entered the Oxford English Dictionary, passing into the language as the name of the most famous race of aliens in fiction. But while his genocidal pepper pots brought him notoriety and riches, Nation played a much wider role in British broadcasting’s golden age. As part of the legendary Associated London Scripts, he wrote for Spike Milligan, Frankie Howerd and an increasingly troubled Tony Hancock. And as one of the key figures behind the adventure series of the Sixties – including The Avengers, The Saint and The Persuaders! – he turned the pulp classics of his boyhood into a major British export. Like Arthur Conan Doyle before him, Nation was frequently bemused by the appeal of his most famous creations, and similarly cavalier toward them. Now, The Man Who Invented the Daleks explores their curious and contested origins, and sheds light on a strange world of ambitious young writers, producers and performers without whom British culture today would look very different.
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Sunday, 22 May 2011
Saturday, 21 May 2011
Bits and Bobs big update Dr who, Ratings, Colin Baker, Audio commentary, Tardis wallpaper, Hiddn clues Series 6 and More!!
Only British TV Could Do This
The Curse of the Black Spot: Australian ratings
The Curse of the Black Spot - Final Ratings
Colin Baker: "I was a twit not to believe in Twitter"
11 Doctor Who-Card by Belegilgalad
The Doctor's Wife - Audio Commentary
Tardis WallPaper For dekstop pc, ipad, iphone.
Hidden Clue in Doctor Who "Impossible Astronaut" Could Reinvigorate Series 6 Rumours
Colin Baker: "Wycombe Wanderers Adams Park"
Fanfics
Ablaze - Eleven, river by honeynoir
Forget_You_The_Silence_Song - Eleven by Alias Bishie Joe Armstrong
Cannibal - Ten, Rose by CowboyHobo
Letter_From_a_Ghost - Eleven and romana by Ace of gallifrey
Forget_You_The_Silence_Song - Eleven by Alias Bishie Joe Armstrong
Cannibal - Ten, Rose by CowboyHobo
Letter_From_a_Ghost - Eleven and romana by Ace of gallifrey
Dr who - The Rebel Flesh Day!!
A solar tsunami sends the TARDIS hurtling towards a futuristic factory on Earth, where human doppelgangers are used to mine dangerous acid, as the time-travelling adventures continue.
A second wave hits and the "Gangers" separate. They can remember every second of their "original's" life and feel every emotion they've ever experienced. But are these memories stolen or have they been bequeathed? Are the Gangers merely faulty machinery that must be shut down or are they living, breathing, sentient beings? Can the Doctor convince the terrified humans to accept these "almost people" and prevent an all-out civil war before the factory explodes?
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
SFX Some more few Cryptic Previews from The Doctor's wife
Someone’s knocking at the door…
The Doctor’s kissing AGAIN
There are lots of special boxes in a cupboard
The processed food agenda is back
We possibly hear something first heard in “Logopolis”
There’s more of Matt Smith in this one than in the first three episodes, and he’s great
Suranne Jones is fantastic too, like an ever nuttier Helena Bonham Carter
Telephones are used at an important point
You might be reminded of “The Invasion Of Time”
There’s some hardcore corridor action
He’s done it AGAIN! Sort of
It’s better than last week’s story
There’s a flashback to a happy day
Something puzzling in the pre-season trailer is explained
You’ll think of “The Doctor’s Daughter”
The episode has a kind of “Utopia” vibe
There are tears
Who’s a pretty boy then?
The Doctor sports some fetching eyewear
Someone asks a question of the Doctor that’s never been asked before
The name of a character is clever and significant
SFX
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Dr who The Almost People Day!!
As the solar storm rages, Jennifer, a Ganger driven mad by the memories of being "decommissioned", is seeking revenge, as the time-travelling drama continues.
She can remember every excruciating second of every "execution" and is determined that the humans will pay. And she isn't just talking war; she's talking revolution. As the crumbling factory fills with toxic fumes and drips lethal acid, the "Originals" wait desperately for the shuttle from the Mainland to rescue them. But Jennifer has other ideas. Can the Doctor convince the terrified factory workers to embrace their own humanity and work together with their Gangers to overcome a monster of their own making?
Doctor Who Standee
Doctor Who Standee: 11th Doctor Stetson
This life-size cardboard cut-out cardboard cut-out of Doctor Who - 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) is sure to turn heads and wow visitors in equal measure!
This Doctor Who - 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) standee is the perfect focus point of any theme party or a gift sure to delight the most avid fan. All cut-outs are designed to be self supporting and are assembled within seconds. Alternatively it is possible to leave the supports flat and wall mount the standee as you wish. All life-size stand ups fold down for easy storage.
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Doctor Who Standee: River Song Utah
This life size cardboard cut-out of Doctor Who - Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) is sure to turn heads and wow visitors in equal measure!
This Doctor Who - Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) standee is the perfect focus point of any themed party or a gift sure to delight the most avid fan. All cut-outs are designed to be self supporting and are assembled within seconds. Alternatively it is possible to leave the supports flat and wall mount the standee as you wish.
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Doctor Who Standee: Amy Pond (Police Woman Uniform)
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This life-size cardboard cut-out cardboard cut-out of Doctor Who - 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) is sure to turn heads and wow visitors in equal measure!
This Doctor Who - 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) standee is the perfect focus point of any theme party or a gift sure to delight the most avid fan. All cut-outs are designed to be self supporting and are assembled within seconds. Alternatively it is possible to leave the supports flat and wall mount the standee as you wish. All life-size stand ups fold down for easy storage.
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Doctor Who Standee: River Song Utah
This life size cardboard cut-out of Doctor Who - Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) is sure to turn heads and wow visitors in equal measure!
This Doctor Who - Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) standee is the perfect focus point of any themed party or a gift sure to delight the most avid fan. All cut-outs are designed to be self supporting and are assembled within seconds. Alternatively it is possible to leave the supports flat and wall mount the standee as you wish.
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Doctor Who Standee: Amy Pond (Police Woman Uniform)
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Doctor Who Standee
Doctor Who Standee: 11th Doctor Stetson
This life-size cardboard cut-out cardboard cut-out of Doctor Who - 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) is sure to turn heads and wow visitors in equal measure!
This Doctor Who - 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) standee is the perfect focus point of any theme party or a gift sure to delight the most avid fan. All cut-outs are designed to be self supporting and are assembled within seconds. Alternatively it is possible to leave the supports flat and wall mount the standee as you wish. All life-size stand ups fold down for easy storage.
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Doctor Who Standee: River Song Utah
This life size cardboard cut-out of Doctor Who - Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) is sure to turn heads and wow visitors in equal measure!
This Doctor Who - Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) standee is the perfect focus point of any themed party or a gift sure to delight the most avid fan. All cut-outs are designed to be self supporting and are assembled within seconds. Alternatively it is possible to leave the supports flat and wall mount the standee as you wish.
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Doctor Who Standee: Amy Pond (Police Woman Uniform)
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This life-size cardboard cut-out cardboard cut-out of Doctor Who - 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) is sure to turn heads and wow visitors in equal measure!
This Doctor Who - 11th Doctor (Matt Smith) standee is the perfect focus point of any theme party or a gift sure to delight the most avid fan. All cut-outs are designed to be self supporting and are assembled within seconds. Alternatively it is possible to leave the supports flat and wall mount the standee as you wish. All life-size stand ups fold down for easy storage.
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Doctor Who Standee: River Song Utah
This life size cardboard cut-out of Doctor Who - Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) is sure to turn heads and wow visitors in equal measure!
This Doctor Who - Professor River Song (Alex Kingston) standee is the perfect focus point of any themed party or a gift sure to delight the most avid fan. All cut-outs are designed to be self supporting and are assembled within seconds. Alternatively it is possible to leave the supports flat and wall mount the standee as you wish.
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Doctor Who Standee: Amy Pond (Police Woman Uniform)
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Doctor Who Action Figure Set: The Time Monster Set
The Master, back on Earth has constructed a device to gain control over Kronos, a creature from outside of the time vortex. He uses the device but it proves dangerously unstable. The Third Doctor arrives and shuts down experiment but the Master reactivates it, using it to ensnare a High Priest of the lost city of Atlantis, and then to attack UNIT forces.
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Doctor Who 2011 Wave 1 Action Figures: Silents
Doctor Who 2011 Wave 1 Action Figures: Amy In Nightdress
Recreate scenes from Doctor Who with these incredibly detailed fully articulated 5" action figures.
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Doctor Who 2011 Wave 1 Action Figures: Ood With Green Eyes
Recreate scenes from Doctor Who with these incredibly detailed fully articulated 5" action figures.
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Doctor Who 2011 Wave 1 Action Figures: The Doctor With Stetson
Recreate scenes from Doctor Who with these incredibly detailed fully articulated 5" action figures.
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More promo pictures from The rebel flesh
The BBC have released more promo pics from Saturdays episode The Rebel Flesh
More like this can be found on blogtorwho
Monday, 16 May 2011
SFX - Doctor Who “The Rebel Flesh” Spoiler-Free Preview
1 It’s this season’s most trad-Who episode so far, but whereas last year’s “trad” story (the Silurian two-parter) was Pertwee era, this is straight out of the Troughton years. Appropriately Matt Smith is at his most Troughton-esque.
2 It also evokes memories of “The Impossible Planet”. There’s a lot of exposition to start with, but it soon becomes very pacy claustrophobic, creepy and full of powerful, well-written character moments for the guest stars and striking images.
3 The pre-titles teaser is frankly disturbing
4 Accident Direct could have to rethink their policies in this world
5 Rory fails to score a double
6 There’s lots and lots of shaky acting
7 There’s a surprising selection of pop songs
8 The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver when simply reading would suffice
9 The Doctor reveals he’s a fan of someone
10 The Doctor pretends to be a weatherman
11 The Doctor has a great Derren Brown moment
12 Random words: “Poncy”, “cockerel”, “welly-boots”, “football”
13 The Doctor loses two of something
14 The Doctor says something again we’ve never heard him say before
15 Beware the oncoming storm
16 Someone builds a castle
17 There’s a moment straight out of The Thing, and another one straight out of Death Becomes Her
18 Someone’s first words are a big clue
19 Rory puts his foot down
2o The Doctor clearly isn’t from the North any more!
Sfx
The Rebel flesh Hints
Accents are not The Doctor's forte.
The TARDIS does something we haven't seen before.
We find out new information about The Doctor's body.
Buzzer shares a characteristic with Uncle from 'The Doctor's Wife'.
There's a 'Supermassive Black Hole' in the TARDIS.
Rory and Amy disagree over flights.
One of the Doctor's "toys" returns.
A motif from 'The Curse Of The Black Spot' makes an appearance.
Looking for influences? Frankenstein, Blade Runner and The Incredibles.
The Doctor makes up a crazy new word.
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Sunday, 15 May 2011
Doctor Who Action Figure Collectors Set: Destiny Of The Daleks
The Fourth Doctor and Romana arrive on Skaro and discover that the Daleks are using a group of humanoid slaves and heavy drills to burrow down into the old Kaled city.
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Last weeks reviews
Sssssssssummerfield
Doctor Who Big Finish- The Mutant Phase (Dalek Empire III)
The Ood Cast S03E16 – The Best Medicine
“Right then, class. Your homework is…”
Seasons of Fear, by Paul Cornell and Caroline Symcox (Big Finish Audio)
Frozen Time written by Nick Briggs and directed by Barnaby Edwards
Doctor Who The Doctors Wife Review!
'Doctor Who': 'The Doctor's Wife' review
Doctor Who (The Doctor's Wife) Series 6 Episode 4 Review
Doctor Who The Doctor's Wife - Sparky's Review
The Doctor's Wife - Overnight Ratings
The Doctor's wife according to unofficial overnight ratings was watched by 5.9 million viewers.
The Doctor's wife was the third watched programme of the day. the most watched was Eurovision with 9.4 million and Britain's got (dumb) talent was in second place.
Doctor Who once more drew many viewers to BBC One with the audience rising from 3.6 million to 5.9 million as the programme started and then dropping back from 6.2 million to 3.3 million when it finished.
The overnight figure is based on the published timeslot, which was 6.30pm - 7.20pm and so is dragged down slightly by the following programme. Final ratings, based on the exact time broadcast, and including those who record the programme for later viewing, should be available next Sunday
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Doctor Who Unreleased Music The Doctor's Wife
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Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Doctor's Wife | She Bites
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Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Doctor's Wife | In the Days
As always Thanks to skaro for these visit his youtube channel Here and his two blogs Here and Here
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Doctor's Wife | She Bites
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Doctor's Wife | You Stole me
Doctor Who Unreleased Music | The Doctor's Wife | In the Days
As always Thanks to skaro for these visit his youtube channel Here and his two blogs Here and Here
The Rebel flesh promo pics
The BBC have released some promo pictures of The Rebel Flesh More like these can be found at Blogtorwho
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