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Whovian News....
io9 has
What sort of hat would an evil Doctor wear? Matt Smith explains!, Matt Smith has brought out many different sides of Doctor Who's mysterious time traveler — but how would he bring an evil version to life? We were dying to know, and he told us, we were lucky enough to ask one question each of Smith, plus Karen Gillan and the Doctor Who producers, with the answers sent to us in these videos. Gillan's answer gives a new insight into Amy's state of mind, including a pretty interesting take on where Amy's head is at this season....
The Doctor Who News Page has
May iPlayer Requests, Doctor Who took the top three places of the most requested programmes on the BBC iPlayer in May, top of the chart was the Neil Gaiman written episode, The Doctor's Wife, which was requested over 1.22 million times during the month. Close behind was The Curse of the Black Spot with 1.21 million requests and Day of the Moon with 1.18 million requests....
Miscellanious News- Daisy Lowe likes wearing her boyfriend`s clothes - Monsters and Critics
She and Matt Smith both have busy work schedules so when she is apart from the 28-year-old Doctor Who star for too long, Lowe admits she likes to wear his T-shirts so she feel closer to him.... - Big Finish - Sale Podlet 002 - 07 June 2011
Yes, it's the second day of our Big Finish Daily Sale. And just to prove it, here's a podlet (a teeny-tiny podcast) in which Nick Briggs, David Richardson and Paul Spragg attempt to explain it all for you. In all honesty, they probably don't make anything that clear at all. Or do they? You be the judge... at least Paul Spragg has a list in front of him.
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Doc Oho's Big Finish audios reviews has
David Richardson Interview, he holds the title of producer for Big Finish’s enormously popular range of Doctor Who audio adventures. He also has creative responsibility over the spin series’ The Companion Chronicles, The Lost Stories and Jago & Litefoot.....
He also has Lisa Bowerman Interview, she is best known in Doctor Who circles for her unforgettable portrayal of Professor Bernice Summerfield, a role she has successfully played for eleven incredible seasons of drama. A hugely popular character, Lisa managed to capture the voice of the character beautifully and play both the humorous and the serious angles of her life with panache. Bernice has been through much since Big Finish took on her character, falling for her ex husband again, having a baby in prison, trapped on the Braxiatel Collection under occupation, reunited with her father, coping with motherhood and discovering her mentor has been working against her!....
Caption Who has posted "We finish up "The Doctor's Daughter" in this update (
starting on page 1086) and get started on "Terror Of The Zygons!" There's a lot of fun this time around, including: watching the Brigadier play RISK, Sarah Jane playing the lottery, and will the Doctor ever find the biggest toasted doughnut in the galaxy?"
Daryl the Diver has
Enthuiastic Amatuer Diver Shares his Discoveries, the Elysium, for those who don’t know, was a commercial steam freighter in the Mayfield Star Lines fleet, launched in the summer of 1887. She ran aground the next year and I’ve been lucky enough to secure some of the salvage rights to have a poke around the old wreck! The shipping logs from just before the wreck of the Elysium have her down as carrying a lot of gold in ingots, as well as some machine parts – but it’s the ingots I’m interested in! In today’s money they’d be worth well in excess of ten million pounds.....
(ed: see Doctor Who theme for 'immersive' theatre show for explanation).
WhoTube....
BBCClassicDoctorWho has
Meteorite storm - Doctor Who: Frontios, a meteorite storm on the planet Frontios destroys the Tardis. Classic clip from the 1984 four-part story 'Frontios' starring Peter Davison as the Doctor.A meteorite storm on the planet Frontios destroys the Tardis. Classic clip from the 1984 four-part story 'Frontios' starring Peter Davison as the Doctor.
batmanmarch has
Doctor Who Action Figure Adventures: The Dalek Contagion - Part Four, The Daleks are preparing to launch the contagion throughout the universe in order to finally become the supreme beings. Meanwhile, Dell and Tiosk are taken to be used as an experiment on the full capabilities of the contagion.
Podcasts and VBlogs...Beware most podcasts are of an adult nature and are not suitable for children.
Traveling the Vortex has
Episode 23 – Good Man and the Indebted Friends, once again this week a warning: We are reviewing the latest episode from Series Six to air in the UK, A Good Man Goes To War, also a review of last week’s Friday Night Who and Seven Weeks For Seven Doctors finale – Delta and the Bannermen.
The Doctor Who Podcast has
Episode 84, Well, the time has finally come, our review of a Good Man Goes to War (aka The Only New Doctor Who You Will Be Getting For A While Thankyou Very Much), Trevor, James and Trevor share their thoughts on this episode, which as is par for the course these days, some questions get answered and some don't.
Say It Productions has
TARDIS Chronicles 008: A Good Man Goes to War, Bill and Corey go on a baby saving adventure this week as they discuss the mid-point finale “A Good Man Goes to War.” Is this episode ready for delivery or are we just getting false labor pains? Also, the guys cover the latest in Who News including updates on Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures.
The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast has
Episode 60, an epic half series finale deserves to be served by an equally epic 20mb Podcast and we hope this extra long episode delivers on that count. If you have not watched A Good Man Goes To War and you do not want to know what happened in the episode then do not listen to this show.
Gallifreyan Embassy has
Doctor Who: Podshock Episode 249, We review Doctor Who: A Good Man Goes to War live over the net with live listener feedback.
Tid-Bits...
Dragons and daffodilsm posted
Barrys Dalek Cake, "it took about 2 days to do, was carved from a 12" square sponge cake filled with jam and buttercream, carved to shape, covered the lower half of the Dalek in white sugarpaste icing, covered the top half in black sugarpaste.Gradually added all the details in white sugarpaste and painted with silver and three colours of gold."
tiffanyisawinner has posted
Silly TARDIS, what are you doing up there, you’re not even a powerline, TARDIS.
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Review's Roundup...
Shadowlocked has
Doctor Who complete reviews: Rise of the Cybermen, which came first? The chicken or the egg? The NuWho episode or the Classic Doctor Who DVD release? There's a poser for dopey Professor Kerensky – maybe he should have devoted his time to organising a Doctor Who DVD schedule instead of building his infernal cellular accelerator contraption. At least, he wouldn't have ended up ageing to a skeleton....
The Daily P.O.P. has
Doctor Who BBV- Auton, two scientists in a classified U.N.I.T. facility unwittingly awaken a portion of the Nestene Consciousness (seen in classic programs Spearhead from Space and Terror of the Autons). Doctor Sally Arnold had been attempting to use traditional and her own improvised methods (using what appear to be bits of an old radio and Mechano) to crack the mystery of the ‘sphere’ as her assistant Graham Winslet searched for any other clues in overstuffed warehouse....
Bigger On The Inside has
“And if this Doctor should return, he should beware — because Torchwood will be waiting”, the first plot arc that the 10th Doctor encountered actually had it’s origin in the 9th Doctor story ‘Bad Wolf’. Among the many questions that Anne Droid asked on the futuristic version of ‘The Weakest Link’ was “The Great Cobalt Pyramid is built on the remains of which famous Old Earth Institute?”.....
The Edwardian Adventurer has
6.06 – The Almost People, "I almost feel as if I have less to say about this episode than the previous. I liked The Rebel Flesh and I liked The Almost People. However, I think that the conclusion of the incident at the mining facility (I can’t quite bring myself to say this episode was a conclusion of the story) is rather overshadowed by the revelation that Amy was a ganger...."
The Krynoid Podcast has
A Good Man Goes To War: a review, decent performances from the regulars. Highlights for me included Arthur Darvill getting dark with the Cybermen and Matt Smith at Lorna's death and when the Doctor avoided the subject of his children. I thought Alex Kingston wasn't firing on all cylinders though but she did have a cold at the time apparently....
Impossible Podcasts has
A Good Man Goes to War Review, if the first half of the episode was all about building the Doctor to be an all-destroying Action Hero, crushing everything in his path, the second was all about drawing him back from that path....
Outer Space Book and a Pick of the Tweets... | richarddinnick I'll be on a "special mission" for #BigFinish on Thurs/Fri ahead of my appearance at Big Finish Day on Sat. :) |
