Showing posts with label The Rebel flesh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Rebel flesh. Show all posts

Monday, 11 July 2011

Series 6 Volume 1 Episodes 1 to 7

The Doctor returns, alongside newly weds Amy and Rory, to face monsters and mysteries and adventures all across time and space, in a thrilling new series of Doctor Who. Together they’ll find themselves in sixties America, battling the invasion the world forgot, then journey on the high seas of 1696 aboard a pirate ship, to solve the mystery of the Siren. In a bubble universe at the very edge of reality, the Doctor will meet an old friend with a new face, and in a monastery on a remote island in the near future, an industrial accident will take on a terrible human shape. And waiting for them, at the end of all this, is the battle of Demon’s Run, and the Doctor’s darkest hour. Can even the truth about River Song save the Time Lord’s soul?


Source

Saturday, 21 May 2011

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?

Tuesday, 17 May 2011

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.


Cultbox

The Rebel Flesh BBC America Trailer

Sunday, 15 May 2011

The Rebel flesh promo pics



The BBC have released some promo pictures of The Rebel Flesh More like these can be found at Blogtorwho

Dr Who - The rebel flesh teasers


"Heart's gone now..."

"Amy, breathe."

"Who wants fish and chips?"

"My tummy's going funny."

"Assume the position!"

"We've gone all medieval."

"I've seen whole worlds turned inside out in an hour."

"Don't fiddle with the money, Doctor."

"No need to get poncey, it's just gunge!"

"Cock-a-doodle do!"

Cult box

Friday, 6 May 2011

The Rebel Flesh Preview


The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People – the two-parter comprising episode 5 and 6 of Series 6 – isn’t airing for a few weeks, but here’s some new details from Doctor Who Magazine.

Episode in a nutshell:

Meet The Flesh. A shimmering pool of gelatinous white matter, threaded with veins like an eyeball. Step into the alcove, strap yourself into the harness, and the Flesh can take your form. You can control the cloned drone like a puppet, performing dangerous tasks without putting yourself in danger.

That’s what’s happening in the monastery where the TARDIS crash-lands. And all things considered, it’s going pretty well. As long as the Flesh doesn’t start having ideas of its own…


Episode quote:

Doctor: “You poured in your personalities, emotions, traits, memories, secrets – everything. You gave them your lives. Human lives are amazing. Are you surprised they ran off with them?”

Other bits:
Described as Avatar meets The Thing
An old converted monastery is mining acid
The Flesh is programmable matter
There is a bad, scary monster at the end
The Flesh creatures are very scary
Amy has a secret
Rory is worried about losing Amy
These episodes are a pivotal part of this year’s story arc
Some whispered words in the second half of the story will have “mind-blowing significance”
Huge surprises, including the chance to hear “some voices from the past”
Ends on a massive cliffhanger that spin us off into the mid-series finale

Doctorwhotv

Thursday, 5 May 2011

The Rebel Flesh Synopsis

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?


The Doctor is played by Matt Smith, Amy by Karen Gillan and Rory by Arthur Darvill.

BBC Press office

Tuesday, 3 May 2011

Dr who - series 6 Talking about the little girl, omega and the silence



A Talk on (Chatango - Tardis chat) between me (Emma - Themasterstoe), Rob (EternalDalek) and Skaro (Theskarorevenger) This morning we were talking about omega, series 6, the little girl who regenerated and the silence.

Themasterstoe2: Doesn't anything that the silence "could" be something to do with the time lords

EternalDalek: Probably the Silence are working for somebody else, but they want to rebel against that person maybe?

Themasterstoe2: probably omega

EternalDalek: Unless Omega founded some sort of organization early on in Time Lord history?

Themasterstoe2: Annnd why didn't the doctor detect the girl (as in why didn't he smell her as a time lady ) if you get me (ect the end of time)

Themasterstoe2: I'm wondering if omega was resurrected for the time war and like the master he ran away and built an organization

EternalDalek: To protect himself or something?

EternalDalek: And maybe the girl is the result of Omega's experiments?

EternalDalek: Because the little girl can only survive in the suit, hence her regeneration. Maybe Omega distorted Time Lord biology so much the Doctor didn't recognize her?

Theskarorevenger: but what i want to know if the girl was fatally dieing, how did she survive 6 months?

So what do you think could omega have something to do with the silence? could the time lords be returning? (who knows)

Please comment and say what you think

UPDATE
the silence can plant something in your head without you knowning it...
they could have done it to amy - making her think shes not pregnant when she is
Perhaps they could have done it to the doctor to - making him think that the time lords are dead when they are actually alive.