TARDIS Scanner - Who Tube has Dr Who and Daleks at Bristol Mini Days.
The Vervoid takes a look at Genesis of the Daleks (2006), Tom Baker (perhaps unsurprisingly!) after Elisabeth Sladen and David Maloney have commented on the Dalek operators being good movers: "They used to be at the Royal Ballet...on the clerical side".
Loose Cannon Productions has new reviews of The Power Of The Daleks, Marco Polo, The Space Pirates and The Faceless Ones.
Big Finish has India Fisher's Diary of Blue Forgotten Planet, subscribers get more with Big Finish, and there’s a very special extra being available to subscribers this weekend. India Fisher’s Audio Diary is a special feature recorded behind the scenes of her final story Blue Forgotten Planet, recorded entirely by India herself.
Two-minute Time Lord has 2MTL 65: Two-minute Miscellany, Gosh, what a lot of news we've recently had in the Doctor Who world! I'm breathless. Or perhaps I'm exhausted from my attempt to ape Yahtzee Croshaw in this week's quick survey of three topics... (ed: added to the pods and audio button on the editor's bit).
Rich's ComixBlog has Forever Janette – 49, Nick pulls Pierre off of the Doctor, but the mutations and desperation for energy have made him inhumanly agile and strong. Pierre flips over Nick and begins to feed off of him instead. But Janette slams a broken lamp post through him, pinning him to the floor and triggering yet another regeneration.
Dr Who Interview Archive has....
- Sydney Newman (1986), ...was, for many, the creator of ‘Doctor Who’, even if there were so many people involved in the show’s conception that many others could stake a claim for being involved.
- Jackie Lane (1988), who played Dodo for about a year with William Hartnell’s Doctor, talking about her experience with the show.
- Jon Pertwee (1985), talking to DWM about his time on the show, including his thoughts on the character of Liz Shaw, his favourite (and least favourite) monsters, and his return for ‘The Five Doctors’.
- Graham Williams (1983), ...was one of the most popular producers of ‘Doctor Who’, presiding over the later Tom Baker years just before John Nathan-Turner’s arrival.
The Rift has Mars Attacks, Secrets of the Stars Part Two, right in the previous episode con-man Martin Trueman had managed to make himself appear on every single tv channel in the world and was slowly, one by one, collection people by their star signs.
Blogtor Who has Review - The Day of the Troll, narrated by David Tennant himself, this tale is set in Earth's future where ecological issues have become the issue of the day, but is all at the hand of man?
Doctor Who Methadone 2008-2010 has "Rose", we open in space and bear down upon Earth at frightening speed- to end up looking at the face of an alarm clock and "The End of the World", if "Rose" was a low-key story that gently introduced the viewer back into Doctor Who, "The End of the World" pitches them headlong into the crazy worlds that Doctor Who can take us to.
Cadmium2's Big Finish Review has 5 The Fearmonger, the New Britannia party, headed by Sherilyn Harper, is starting to do very well politically in a Great Britain of the near future.
planetzogblog has C5.5: The Web of Fear review, when the results of the 2009 DW Magazine Survey of all 200 stories were published recently, nestling among the Gothic Toms and Nu-Who modern classics, in the top 25 of the survey was The Web of Fear (at number 23.)
Spreading word of the man in the blue box has “Nice to meet you, Rose. Now Run!”, sets off the whole tone for the series, doesn’t it? Seems like they are always running.
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