Big Finish have released Issue 7 of Vortex Magazine (ed: also available as PDF here)
Doctor Who Reference Guide has added the synopsis for the BBC book The Slitheen Excursion.
The Doctor Who Project has Season 36 coming September 12, and so begins another adventure for our favorite Time Lord as he becomes embroiled in a new season of adventures in time and space.....
Doctor Who Online has Competitions, this months Competition added and last months winners announced.
Unreality SF have reviews of Doctor Who: Terror Firma and Professor Bernice Summerfield: Birthright.
Gallifreyan Embassy have released The Sonic Newsdriver 20090902, in this episode: Tabloid Tennant, Last of the TARDISes, Sarah Jane Adventures Series 2 on DVD, Dreamland, John Barrowman Made It Through Again, Catch Doctor Who: Podshock 160, and Get Your Sonic Gear, plus more! (ed: added to the pods and audio button on the editor's bit).
Fanatical For Who has The Doctor's Age, in 1963, it was never made clear on screen exactly how old the Doctor was. But it has been revealed that in production notes he was to be 650 yrs old when we first see him.
Radio Free Skaro has Blogs for SPACE, SPACE (www.spacecast.com), the home of Doctor Who and Torchwood in Canada, announced today that Radio Free Skaro will be blogging for the nation’s sci-fi channel, by way of our own Warren Frey! Warren will naturally be blogging about all things Doctor Who leading up to the Canadian premiere of the last three David Tennant gap year specials on SPACE, as well as the upcoming series featuring Matt Smith as the 11th Doctor in Spring 2010.
Radio Free Skaro - The Chronic Hysteresis has JJJ1 - The Daemons 1, the best thing about this episode is easily Professor Horner, a complete hoot of a character who doesn't have the time of day of day for anyone, least of all TV reporter Alastair Fergus, who has the unenviable task of having to interview the Professor about the dig up at Devil's End.
Planet Skaro has 30 Years of a Fan, "today marks the 30th anniversary of when I first saw Doctor Who. Over the next few weeks I'd like to commemorate this with a look back over each year of my life with doctor Who- share some memories with you and hopefully inspire you all to join me on my journey from 1979 to the present day."
Doctor Who Reviews has The Seeds of Death, probably the closest we've got to an "ordinary" Troughton story that survives in its entirety. It's a six-part base-under-siege story with a returning monster (The Tomb of the Cybermen might also qualify but it's a four-parter and not set on or near Earth).
Aareiyah "I dont know how to feel about this! I am a part of the "Give Matt Smith a Chance Club" but siriously ... a bow tie?"
dannydavies23 "Glad the Matt Smith clip is down. Seemed that people had started damning his entire tenure without even seeing an episode."
UTJenHawk09 "I've never been scared of clowns but the episode of Sarah Jane Adventures I just watched COMPLETELY creeped me out. Gonna have nightmares =/"
vagusvenus "In Canberra Times - wanted Dalek frame in good condition for ulterior motive, $3. Watch out Canberra Time Lords!"
JJPPWorld "Wondering if Stephen Hawkins is actually the inside of a Dalek."
PaperCrystals "I just went on the roof at work for the first time. There appears to be a Dalek up there."
ajstratford "I met Steven Moffat! And showed him my 'The Angels Have the Phonebox' t-shirt, either the kewlest or nerdiest thing of my life"
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The Bad Wolf TV has First Picture of the ***** (ed: SJA).
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