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BBC iPlayer has Doctor Who and the Giant RobotEpisode 3, the final component is stolen, and Sarah Jane witnesses the power of the unseen foe.
Mirror.co.uk has Doctor Who's Matt Smith wants to change Timelord's dress sense so he can keep warm, Matt, who debuted as Dr Who on Saturday, explains: “It's been extremely cold shooting outdoor scenes for series one... and Doctor Who drops in on his US fans, Matt, 27, flies to New York this week with Karen Gillan, who plays sidekick Amy Pond, to promote the series before it begins on BBC America on April 17.
The Guardian (blog) has New Doctor Who watched by 7.7m, Saturday's Doctor Who was the lowest-rating series opener of any of the five since the drama was revived on Easter weekend in 2005 with Christopher Eccleston in the lead role, comparing the live overnight figures for BBC1.
BBC Bristol has Doctor Who's new TARDIS centrepiece made in Bristol, when the BBC team behind Dr Who decided that the Time Lord's TARDIS needed a makeover for the new series, they called upon a team of craftsman from Bristol to help out with the unique design.
The Doctor Who News Page has Art for Hearts, a special auction is being organised to raise funds for research by Great Ormond Street Hospital into organ transplantation. Featuring artwork from illustrators of children works to sketches from Doctor Who designers and artists, the auction takes place during National Transplant Week, 5th-12th June 2010 and Week Three - Schedules, ...for the 17th April have now been fixed and Episode Three of the new series, Victory of the Daleks, will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC HD at the slightly later time of 6.35pm.
Big Issue in Scotland has 'I'm a sassy sci-fi geek', Inverness-born actress Karen Gillan will be in the fortunate position of following in the footsteps of Billie Piper, Catherine Tate and Freema Agyeman as the Time Lord’s new companion, Amy Pond.
Cadmium 2 has 070 Doctor Who (The Macra Terror), the TARDIS crew all suffer from a severe case of crabs while visiting an intergalactic holiday camp (think Butlins in space). While Jamie tries to get some quality 'me' time under the duvet, the Doctor auditions for the role of camp entertainer and foils the crabs by getting everyone to dance along to Agadoo and The Birdie Song.
This is The West Country has Doctor Who's old teacher gives TV debut the thumbs up, Jerry Hardingham, a teacher at The West Somerset Community College in Minehead, taught 26-year-old Matt Smith, the 11th and youngest Doctor Who, during his time at Northampton School for Boys.
Facebook has 2011 Census - Our religion is TIME LORD!, in the 2001 Census, there was a phenomenon in England, Wales and Scotland whereby people quoted their religion as Jedi. The result was to make this the fourth highest reported "religion" in the census results. 390,000 people in England and Wales stated Jedi, which was 0.70% of the population, the next census is coming up next year, in 2011, I propose that this time we state our religon as Time Lord in homage to Doctor Who's longevity, and let's see if we can make it to 1% of the population and beat those pesky Jedis!
The Sun has Gillan: Who says I'm too sexy?, Karen insists her character Amy Pond isn't too racy.
Digital Spy has Karen Gillan: 'Who airing was a relief', she says that the reaction to her first episode of Doctor Who seems to be a positive one.
NME.com has New Doctor Who Matt Smith loves Radiohead, Nas and Pink Floyd, he told The Times that his dad got him into Pink Floyd when he was a youngster...
Words, Spaces & Punctuation has "Must Be One Hell Of A Scary Crack In Your Wall!", it just wouldn't be Doctor Who without dome underlying menace.
Nothing Tra La La? (Simon Guerrier) has My informed opinions, "I've been added to the otherwise impressive line-up of guests at the Utopia Doctor Who convention at posh Heythorp Park Hotel over the weekend of 15-16 May. Think I'm there to stand next to Jean Marsh and flog lots of Sara Kingdom product. Do come along and say hi."
Shouting into a well has Amy Pond Kissogram: At Your Service, lads here’s your chance to get a snog with Amazing Pouting Amy Pond!
Crafty Tardis has My Smooshy Tin Dog, "he's been in progress for a little while (drafting a complete pattern took longer than making the dog; I thought for sure someone would have posted a pattern for a plush K9 online, but I couldn't find one so I made my own..."
GEEK USA has Hey, Let’s Review Doctor Who!: “The Eleventh Hour”, "I’ve often thought about doing this, and with a new season, a new Doctor, and a whole new production style, I figured, what the hell – let’s do this thing."
Doc Oho's Big Finish audios reviews has Loups-Garoux by Marc Platt and directed by Nicholas Pegg, Germany, 1589: the townspeople of Cologne pronounce a sentence of death on a mass-murderer who has stalked the countryside in the guise of a ferocious wolf. Russia, 1812: retreating from Napoleon's invading forces, a merchant's daughter is rescued from bandits by a handsome partisan with a ravenous appetite.
The Medium is Not Enough has Review: Doctor Who - The Lost Stories - 04 - The Hollows of Time, it's the first season run by producer John Nathan Turner (aka JNT) and he brought with him script editor Christopher H Bidmead. Bidmead comes up with this crazy idea – let's treat Doctor Who like proper sci-fi, that adults can enjoy and that's full of proper science.
The Daily Drew has "Spearhead From Space" - Episode 3, this story introduces the Autons and the Nestenes. They will go on to make two return appearances on television, in Season Eight's "Terror of the Autons", and in the first episode of the 2005 series, "Rose", but they'll never again be as good as they are here.
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Den of Geek has Doctor Who: The Beast Below gallery, episode two of the Matt Smith era fast approaches with a gallery of ghoulish images. Now, where's that sofa...?
Daily Mail has Karen Gillan soaked to the skin in new episode The Beast Below, she might have been branded 'too sexy' by some critics, but Doctor Who's new assistant Amy Pond, played by Karen Gillan, has no intention of fading into the background.
