New Titles Revealed and Torchwood The Musical Postponed plus a Pick of the Blogs

BBC iPlayer (UK only) has Doctor Who - Series 4: 2. The Fires of Pompeii, can Donna dare the Doctor to change history? (



The Doctor Who News Page has....

• New Titles Revealed, three new episode titles have been revealed by Executive Producer Steven Moffat in his Production Notes column in this months Doctor Who Magazine, occupying slots 4 and 5 of the new series will be The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone, this two part story is written by Steven Moffat and directed by Adam Smith and sees the return of Alex Kingston as River Song, slot 6 will be filled by Vampires in Venice, this story is written by Toby Whithouse and directed by Jonny Campbell.
• RTS award for Who Peter Documentary, the DVD documentary Who Peter has helped earn its director and writer, Chris Chapman, a Royal Television Award, the Andrea Wonfor trophy, for Best Newcomer. The 30 minute feature will form part of the Myths and Legends Box Set due to be released in the UK at the end of March.
  

Cadmium 2 have released Show 69: Village/Children of the Damned, kids are creepy, right? It’s all any of us can do not to shout at them, try and run them over or, at a push, shoot them. It wouldn’t have to be this way if they didn’t all look alike, have glowing eyes, manipulate us at will and stare hard at us with a superior smile whilst saying “Leave us alone” in an unnaturally macabre way.

The Happiness Patrol has released Episode Fifteen: Gallifrey 21,this week Lewis and Tara take the TARDIS to L.A. for Gallifrey 21! The largest Doctor Who Convention in the U.S. Join the antics as The Happiness Patrol takes you behind the velvet curtain and meet people like 11-year-old Steven from Austin, Nick Briggs, Frazier Hines, Phil Ford, The girls from Ravelry, and our drinking buddy and all around great guy, James Naughton from Doctor Who Podshock.

The Cloister Room has TCR 007: I Hope It's Cool!, Tom talks about reboots. No, not ReBoot. Franchise continuity reboots. Of the kind that, back in January, Jane Tranter was considering engaging in for the purpose of bringing Doctor Who to the US. Tom explains his reaction and, well... it's not fanboyish bile.



Life, Doctor Who & Combom has Torchwood The Musical Postponed, the forthcoming Torchwood the Musical has been postponed, Jack and Gray pulled out with only two and a half weeks to go. They have been trying to recast, but have been unsuccessful so far, and have decided to wait until later in the year.

Rich's ComixBlog has The Stalker of Norfolk – 41, riding away from the ruined Abbey, Lord Dudley informs the Doctor that he is going to accompany himself as he reports these strange findings to Queen Elizabeth I.

Botcherby's has Burton Enemy Productions: Silver Planet (episode one), Silver Planet is a two part story, the first episode being about 25 minutes long. The blurb is short – The Doctor and Alan are at Avalon Station Alpha under siege from the Cybermen (if the cover picture is to be trusted). It’s good to have something fresh to check out.

nexGadget has Dalek Robot controlled by iPhone, the iPhone is a marvelous device if you know how to pull its strings, and this is where Steve from BotBuilder.co.uk steps in with a brand new Dalek Robot which is controlled via an iPhone, although an iPod touch will do nicely as well.

Time Agent Magazine has #2 - "Dr Robin Turner", "we take a look at behind-the-scenes at some of the filming and special effects work on 'Crescent Street' as well as an Allan Rafferty interview and a new comic! Plus, now is your chance to win Series One on DVD! All this and much, much more! Time Agent Magazine gives you the most indepth look at the popular Youtube series that you will not find anywhere else!"



nwhyte has posted Doctor Who Rewatch: 06, "the Underwater Menace is the first really bad story for some time, in fact almost as bad as The Sensorites which is my least favourite story so far."

Total Sci Fi has The Diary of a Dr. Who Addict, Paul Magrs’ novel about a young Doctor Who fan in the 1980s.

Blogcritics.org (blog) has DVD Review: Doctor Who - "Remembrance of the Daleks" Special Edition, through the years, science fiction has created numerable iconic images and phrases. Any sci-fi fan knows in what franchise they'll hear "resistance is futile," "may the Force be with you," or "the truth is out there." Some of these phrases are meant to invoke a sense of wonder and amazement, others convey general greetings, and still others fear.