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- Location Shooting Photos Gives a Glimpse of the New TARDIS Interior
- Reviews: Hornet's Nest: The Stuff of Nightmares
- 2010 Q1 Doctor Who DVD Releases
- News: TARDIS Tipping (SPOILER)
- Sally Sparrow Hits The Big Time
- YouTubing It #7
- It's Nice To Be Appreciated
- Ian Todd's Untruths Series 3 - The Louis Trapani Special
- Swindon lad Lyndon is top TV love rat - Swindon Advertiser
- News: Doctor Who Annual Half Price!
- Spoilers And Surprises From Captain America, Inception, Lost, Sarah Jane And ... - io9
- Reviews: Castle of Fear
- Ballymena and Provincial Football League sponsored by Michelin Athletic Club - Ballymoney Times
- Cut out and keep: my alternative walking tour of Cardiff - BBC - Wales - Welsh Music
- Putting Small Island on the big screen - This is London
- TV Review: My Supermodel Baby - Leicester Mercury
- The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Mad Woman In The Attic Part 1 review - Den Of Geek
- Cartoonists and cliches - Telegraph.co.uk
- Champion your children's TV, urges Russell T Davies - WalesOnline
- Raphael's 1508 sketch could fetch 16m pounds at Christie's - Gaea Times (blog)
- DWO WhoCast episode 140
- Actress Maime Gummer gets engaged - Examiner.com
- 38 m ago Scheduled work crew - Newsday
- Champion your children's TV – Davies - WalesOnline
- The film director digging up the story of two Northern Ireland graverobbers - Belfast Telegraph
- Stage is tough on Kerry Fox's youngsters - Telegraph.co.uk
| Location Shooting Photos Gives a Glimpse of the New TARDIS Interior Posted: 21 Oct 2009 11:05 AM PDT
One can glean a little of what the new TARDIS interior will look like through these shots taken on location while shooting at the Llanwonno Church today (21 October 2009) for upcoming Doctor Who story starring Matt Smith. The photos taken by "Scootyboy" are available on his Photobucket page here (slight spoiler warnings). | ||
| Reviews: Hornet's Nest: The Stuff of Nightmares Posted: 21 Oct 2009 08:15 AM PDT When I heard that Tom Baker was recording a new series of Doctor Who CD releases for BBC Audiobooks, I almost fell over. I certainly had to sit down. With Paul Magrs writing the script, a cast that co-stars Richard Franklin (a replacement for the originally intended Nicholas Courtney) as former UNIT captain Mike Yates and superb cover art (conceived by Anthony Dry and realised by Ben Wilsher), The Hornet’s Nest series of audio adventures for the Fourth Doctor represent the first time... | ||
| 2010 Q1 Doctor Who DVD Releases Posted: 21 Oct 2009 12:21 AM PDT 2010 Q1 Doctor Who DVD Releases News Dated: 21/10/2009 2|Entertain have confirmed to DWO, some of the first titles to hit the shelves in early 2010. In light of some recent announcements both at conventions and on certain online DVD sites, DWO has been speaking with 2|Entertain to find out exactly what titles are coming out in early 2010, and when. First up is the Peladon Tales box-set which will include The Curse of Peladon and The Monster of Peladon, from The 3rd Doctor's era. The box-set will be released on 4th January 2010, priced £29.99. At the end of March (not February as some online DVD sites suggest) the Myths and Legends box-set is pencilled in, and will include The Time Monster, The Horns of Nimon and Underworld, featuring both the 3rd and 4th Doctors. The box-set will be priced at £49.99. Also in Q1 with dates to be confirmed will be Masque of Mandragora, The Specials box-set, from the New Series and the Hamlet DVD featuring David Tennant, which is likely to see a release in January. PREORDER these DVDs from WhoStore, and get £5 off with 'DALEKDISCOUNT' code: http://www.whostore.co.uk/dvd.hm [Source: 2|Entertain] | ||
| News: TARDIS Tipping (SPOILER) Posted: 20 Oct 2009 11:55 PM PDT There have been a lot of Doctor Who location snaps published across the web recently, many of which are pretty dull and unrevealing. However this particular set of snaps reveals a rare TARDIS manouevre that we haven't seen in years! In a scene straight out of classic Doctor Who adventure Castrovalva, the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS has been snapped lying on its back, suggesting a crash landing for the time machine in Matt Smith's first adventure. According to reports, both the old David... | ||
| Sally Sparrow Hits The Big Time Posted: 20 Oct 2009 11:13 PM PDT
There are news reports everywhere (but we'll link to Yahoo News since it makes the Doctor Who connection) about Carey Mulligan (AKA Blink's Sally Sparrow)'s breakout role (in Hollywood terms anyway) in the film An Education where she plays a 17 year-old who has a relationship with a 36 year-old man in 1960s London. People who have seen her performance are already talking about Oscar contention—and that's saying something given that she's sharing the film with heavyweights like Peter Sarsgaard and Emma Thompson. You can see an interview she has done with Entertainment Weekly. The film appears to be in limited release at the moment, but hopefully will make it to wide release soon. | ||
| Posted: 20 Oct 2009 10:41 PM PDT Another of Andrew Orton's works, this time restoring the original narration of Gordon Tipple playing the Master to the video of the opening of the 1996 Doctor Who TV Movie. Andrew then sweetens the deal by adding some proper Daleks to it through the magic of CG Fascinating stuff, and an insight into a road that might have been better travelled when it came to the TV movie… (I prefer the Tipple narration to the one Paul McGann read in the actual final product) | ||
| Posted: 20 Oct 2009 07:38 PM PDT Once again, the show has done us proud! The launching two-part SJA story The Prisoner of the Judoon got some fantastic ratings for its time slot last week, and now we learn that the show's AI scores (that's Audience Appreciation, if you didn't already know) are just as impressive.  Thursday's Part One had a score of 81, whereas Friday's concluding Part Two improved upon that by managing a total average of 86. To put that into context, it's higher than the 72 that most shows on children's television receive.AIs are used to detirmine how an audience reacted to a piece of programming, and in particular how much they enjoyed viewing it. The average score for shows on BBC One and ITV 1 is 77 - anything above 85 is considered exceptional (especially for a show going out at the time that the SJA does...). Well then... go figure! *** Did you know that the first series of The Sarah Jane Adventures is now available to download via iTunes? Oh yes, every story from Revenge of the Slitheen through to The Lost Boy (but strangely enough, not Invasion of the Bane like you might expect...) has been uploaded for your viewing pleasure, at a cost of £1.49 per episode. Alternatively, they're offering the entire series for £12.99. The second series will be added once those adventures are out on DVD, I should imagine. (While there, why not purchase the two first SJA audiobooks - The Glittering Storm and The Thirteenth Stone - for an irresistible price of £2.95 each!) Remember!! The third series of The Sarah Jane Adventures continues every Thursday and Friday on BBC One & the BBC HD Channel from 4:35pm.  | ||
| Ian Todd's Untruths Series 3 - The Louis Trapani Special Posted: 20 Oct 2009 07:26 PM PDT
Ian throws out his standard fare of unusual questions at Louis and he supplies some daft answers in this 9 minute episode. They cover ice cream inventions, Life on Mars, Ashes and Ashes, soda, aliens, and much more. Ian Todd has interviewed everyone from David Cross, Toby Hadoke, to our own James Naughton (Doctor Who: Podshock and Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi) | ||
| Swindon lad Lyndon is top TV love rat - Swindon Advertiser Posted: 20 Oct 2009 07:03 PM PDT
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| News: Doctor Who Annual Half Price! Posted: 20 Oct 2009 06:16 PM PDT The new Doctor Who Annual 2010 is currently on offer at high street retailers WHSmith for a superb &ound;3.98 - that's half price! Available at this price throughout the week (from October 19th to October 25th) the annual is crammed with exclusive comics, stories, features and activities - the Doctor Who Annual is the one book no fan should be without! Features include profiles of all 10 incarnations of the Doctor, while games include crosswords, spot the difference between two pictures of... | ||
| Spoilers And Surprises From Captain America, Inception, Lost, Sarah Jane And ... - io9 Posted: 20 Oct 2009 06:06 PM PDT
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| Posted: 20 Oct 2009 06:02 PM PDT The town of Stockbridge has some strange goings on. A lot in fact. So much so that it had to step out of the pages of Doctor Who Magazine and hop into the audio world of Big Finish – once again - with this months new, somewhat comedic, Peter Davison release, Castle of Fear. The Doctor and Nyssa decided to go on a bit of a holiday into the past of Stockbridge, 1899 to be precise. However, no holiday is complete in the Doctor Who universe without a bit of a mystery to solve. In this case,... | ||
| Ballymena and Provincial Football League sponsored by Michelin Athletic Club - Ballymoney Times Posted: 20 Oct 2009 03:52 PM PDT
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| Cut out and keep: my alternative walking tour of Cardiff - BBC - Wales - Welsh Music Posted: 20 Oct 2009 03:37 PM PDT
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| Putting Small Island on the big screen - This is London Posted: 20 Oct 2009 02:25 PM PDT
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| TV Review: My Supermodel Baby - Leicester Mercury Posted: 20 Oct 2009 01:37 PM PDT
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| The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Mad Woman In The Attic Part 1 review - Den Of Geek Posted: 20 Oct 2009 01:18 PM PDT
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| Cartoonists and cliches - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 20 Oct 2009 12:06 PM PDT
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| Champion your children's TV, urges Russell T Davies - WalesOnline Posted: 20 Oct 2009 11:43 AM PDT
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| Raphael's 1508 sketch could fetch 16m pounds at Christie's - Gaea Times (blog) Posted: 20 Oct 2009 11:21 AM PDT
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| Posted: 20 Oct 2009 11:00 AM PDT Our thoughts turn to the future this week on the DWO WhoCast. Regeneration is on our mind presently, what with David Tennant about to pass the mantle of Whodom across to the young whippersnapper Matt Smith. Marty and Trev talk about regeneration - what we want to see when the time comes over the Xmas break this year to say goodbye to the 10th Doctor. We also review one of the new players in the online streaming video market - Blinkbox. They offer a whole ton of Doctor Who which you can view free online, as well as a lot of other TV shows and movies. Check 'em out! As well as a healthy dose of the latest news, it's what you would expect from the DWO WhoCast! This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | ||
| Actress Maime Gummer gets engaged - Examiner.com Posted: 20 Oct 2009 10:59 AM PDT
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| 38 m ago Scheduled work crew - Newsday Posted: 20 Oct 2009 10:41 AM PDT
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| Champion your children's TV – Davies - WalesOnline Posted: 20 Oct 2009 10:40 AM PDT
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| The film director digging up the story of two Northern Ireland graverobbers - Belfast Telegraph Posted: 20 Oct 2009 04:57 AM PDT
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| Stage is tough on Kerry Fox's youngsters - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 20 Oct 2009 02:07 AM PDT
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Series 3 of the Ian Todd Untruths podcast is underway as of October 2009. 
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