Saturday, October 24, 2009

Kopic's Doctor Who & Torchwood News

Kopic's Doctor Who & Torchwood News

BBC Children in Need Returns on 20 November with a Christmas Special Preview

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 03:41 PM PDT

CINThe BBC Press Office announced the line up for the annual BBC Children in Need televised fundraiser which will return this year on the Friday, the 20th of November 2009 at 7pm on BBC One. 

Among the highlights of the seven hour live show is similar last year, there will be a preview of this year's Doctor Who Christmas special. As you may recall last year, the Doctor Who Christmas special, The Next Doctor was previewed during the BBC Children in Need show by showing the first two minutes of the special.

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Posted: 23 Oct 2009 12:47 PM PDT

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You Are Cordially Invited...

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 12:34 PM PDT

The Sarah Jane Adventures! Liverpool! Episode screening! With added David Tennant, playing the Tenth Doctor!!! And... breathe.

THE WEDDING OF MR PETER DALTON & MISS SARAH JANE SMITH...

Yes, today's the day for us lucky folks, who are heading on down to Liverpool to attend a fancy HD screening of The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith - having either booked tickets online, or been invited to attend a special press showing of the episodes in question. Thanks to cohort Nabu San I've nabbed myself a seat (if you pardon the pun) in one of the press screenings - and together me and Nabu will be representing SARAH-JANE.tv at the event.

If you see either of us around on the day (we're easy to spot... usually being the ones who stalk the SJA cast and crew) pop over and say hi! I have my camera with me, so will be taking snaps throughout the day and no doubt the best will end up here on site.

Don't worry if you haven't got tickets - the Liverpool One shopping centre is running a number of SJA related events throughout the day (continuing Sunday, along with the second batch of previews) that you and the kids can join in on. So, come along and have a fab SJA themed day out!

To whet everybody's appetites, here's a preview of the next two episodes as posted by DigitalSpy - be warned though, as it contains a few SPOILERS.

The site reports:

+ DT is technically in both episodes, but he doesn't appear right until the end of the first one. His opening words? "Stop this wedding now!"

+ Ahh yes, the wedding. Sarah Jane is getting married! To Nigel Havers. Erm, correction: a businessman called Peter Dalton who is played by Nigel Havers.

+ Yes, their relationship moves quickly - although there is a lot of use of things like "one week later".

+ But that aside, there's definitely something untoward going on here. Who's to blame? Why, it's Sarah Jane's old friend The Trickster!

+ When The Doctor shows up, he's quickly parted from Sarah Jane (and the TARDIS). He's got the kids to help him out, though.

+ The Doctor says two of his standard catchphrases: "Allons-y" and "I'm so sorry."

+ The Doctor is referred to as "the man of ice and fire" and is told that "the gate is waiting for you".

+ One of the kids receives a massive shock. Literally.

10. The story ends with an exchange between Sarah Jane and The Doctor that provoked tears here at DS Towers. And she has a final line that we'll all be thinking around Christmas time: "No-one's **** ***** ** ****** ***."

Here's a direct link to the DigitalSpy post - with added screengrabs from the eps included!

If you attend the day, let us know how you found the experience and/or episodes!

See you there tomorrow!! Well, strictly speaking... today*!

* Massive apologies! I had hoped to have this up online soon after The Mad Woman in the Attic concluded... but having to walk to work kinda got in the way...

Christmas preview on Children in Need

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 07:52 AM PDT

The BBC Press Office has published details of the line-up for this year's BBC Children in Need charity appeal, with which Doctor Who has long had an association. This year the programme is once again featured, with what the release describes as "An exclusive preview of the Doctor Who Christmas special." Last year there was a similar preview for the 2008 Christmas special, "The Next Doctor", with the pre-titles sequence for this episode being shown, a month in advance of its broadcast.

This year's Children in Need night is takes place on Friday 20th November, broadcasting from 7pm on BBC One.

http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com

News: The Sarah Jane Adventures: The White Wolf

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 07:39 AM PDT

The new series of The Sarah Jane Adventures is accompanied by a pair of superb new BBC audiobooks - each an hour long, the first of these is The White Wolf, which was released on October 8th. A letter from an old friend she can’t remember sparks off another adventure for Sarah Jane, as she and her friends explore the village of Wolfenden. What is the secret of the white wolf carved on the hillside – and what does it have to do with alien abduction? Available for download...

News: Tamm in EastEnders Return?

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 07:23 AM PDT

Mary Tamm - former Time Lady Romana during the Tom Baker era of Doctor Who - has been busy this year, releasing her first autobiography and appearing in EastEnders in the late summer. Speaking to Digital Spy, Tamm - who played Romana during the 1978 Key to Time season - revealed she would like to be asked back to EastEnders, and continue the plot between her character Orlenda and affable Charlie Slater (Derek Martin). "I absolutely loved it. It's the Russian background [that got me...

A Tragic Video History Of Male Nudity In Science Fiction [NSFW] - io9

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 07:13 AM PDT


A Tragic Video History Of Male Nudity In Science Fiction [NSFW]
io9
You can also be naked if you've just regenerated, like Captain Jack did in this episode of Torchwood. Even though Jack is the sexiest guy in the universe, ...

Children in Need to feature Christmas Special Preview

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 06:05 AM PDT

Children in Need to feature Christmas Special Preview
News Dated: 23/10/2009

BBC confirms Doctor Who preview on this years Children in Need TV show.

The BBC has confirmed that there will be a preview of the 2009 Doctor Who Christmas Special on this years Children in Need TV appeal show, on Friday 20th November.

The confirmation comes via the BBC Press Office, and would seem to suggest that the next special (The Waters of Mars) should air sometime before then. DWO expect the airdate will be announced very shortly, but could very well be Saturday 14th November.

[Source: BBC Press Office]

New funding for children's television

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 04:51 AM PDT

The BBC Trust has approved an additional £25.5million investment in BBC Children's programming over three years, in order to secure high quality productions such as The Sarah Jane Adventures, which may have been at risk as a result of pressures on budgets.

Jana Bennett, Director BBC Vision, has welcomed the BBC Trust's endorsement of the package of initiatives designed to strengthen the role of the BBC as the cornerstone of home-produced children's output in the UK. The package is in response to the Trust's recommendations laid out in February 2009, and aims to reinforce the creative strength of BBC Children's and help the CBBC Channel maintain its position. Bennett said: "I am incredibly proud of the creative strength of CBeebies and CBBC and the unique value to children they bring. They empower, entertain and reflect the lives of children in this country through consistently high-quality, home-grown programmes."

The package includes continued monitoring of the CBBC block of programmes on BBC One together with a development of a daytime show that could play for half an hour at 5.30pm weekdays. If one is found and is successful, over the next two years the BBC will consider reinstating programmes such as The Sarah Jane Adventures, Blue Peter and Newsround to their original times around 5pm. Series One of The Sarah Jane Adventures was shown in this later slot and achieved 50% higher ratings than the shows shown at the current time of 4.35pm.

Bennett added: "We are seeking to balance the interests of viewers in supporting a strong 6 O'Clock News and protecting children's programmes."
http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com

'Masterpiece' thrives as three - St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 02:48 AM PDT


'Masterpiece' thrives as three
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
... Scottish actor Alan Cumming took over "Mystery," and recent "Dr. Who" star David Tennant makes his debut Sunday as host of "Masterpiece Contemporary. ...

BBC Planning To Launch Global iPlayer VOD Service - ITProPortal

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 02:05 AM PDT


BBC Planning To Launch Global iPlayer VOD Service
ITProPortal
The international edition of the iPlayer would include host of popular shows from the BBC's array, such as Torchwood, Doctor Who, and Top Gear, ...

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Future Echoes

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 02:01 AM PDT

Overnight figures are in for the opening episode of The Mad Woman in the Attic and things are... well, pretty much consistent (no dramatic rises or falls...). The episode managed to draw 0.6 million viewers, according to Marcus at the Doctor Who News Page, which was a 5.7% of the television audience available at that time. It's a very similar figure to what last week's episodes scored.

"HE IS RETURNING..."

Here are some of your opinions on yesterday's episode:

Brandon - "Not as good as i'd hoped, some good bits with Sarah and Clyde though.Why did they pick two boys who look similar to Tommy Knight? or is it just all boys have that same haircut nowadays."

Lauren - "I'm not Rani's biggest fan, but I liked it. Especially loved the banter between Sarah Jane and Clyde. Dead-pan much? LOL. I couldnt help but laugh when Eve started talking outloud though. If you've seen Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging you'll know what I'm talking about, cause it's so different to SJA it would be hard to take an actress seriously, but I think she did a good job (: Overall I liked it way more than I thought I would."

Anonymous - "I thought it was a great episode, like SJA's new approch to humor. Really reminded me of Fear Her... 9/10 from me!"

David - "I really loved the episode, it was very different to the usual and it was great to see Rani getting something big to do for a change. "

Stel - "I have to agree with Anonymous - as great as Rani is in the episode, I am still in Camp Maria, 110%. The reviewer said it - she won't ever replace Maria. But despite that, I haven't enjoyed an episode so much in a while - the banter with Clyde and Sarah Jane (I know everyone keeps saying it, but it's true) was just so brilliant, and hilarious, I can't help re-watching the episode just for that! And Eve too - she's fascinating. Can't wait for this afternoon!!"

Carnivac - "I thought it was a lot better than last weeks episode and a much more interesting plot too whereas the Judoon one felt just too run of the mill. Eve is an intriguing character and I like her design.Yeah I did find it odd that all the boys had the same sort of hairstyle. I had mine similar a few years ago too. Not an important thing but I liked the sketch of SJ also. Thought that was really well done and captured the youthfulness of Lis Sladen's features well. The way that woman looks, wears those clothes and moves like she does, it's still hard to believe she's just over 60. I'd put her more late 30s/early to mid 40s. She's lovely and yeah I still have the ol' crush on her that I did from when I was a kid watching re-runs of her 3rd and 4th Doc stories. :)"

Don't forget, you can catch the episode on BBC iPlayer for the next 7 days...

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I'm hearing whispers that the third season will be made available on Blu-Ray at some point mid-2010. This means it won't be released alongside the DVD boxset in January. Confirmation of this still pending, mind.

Remember!! The Mad Woman in the Attic - Part Two airs from 4:35pm today on both BBC One and BBC HD simultaneously. Please, feel free to leave your thoughts and opinions about the adventure in the comments section don't below.

BBC suggests bespoke iPlayer development - IPTV Watch (blog)

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 01:26 AM PDT


BBC suggests bespoke iPlayer development
IPTV Watch (blog)
... that it is considering a paid for global version of the iPlayer, allowing it to charge more for premium content such as Torchwood and Top Gear. ...

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BBC to launch global, paid iPlayer? - Electronista (blog)

Posted: 23 Oct 2009 12:12 AM PDT


BBC to launch global, paid iPlayer?
Electronista (blog)
Such a service would allow viewers from outside of the UK to watch popular BBC programs, such as Top Gear and Torchwood as well as listen to streaming BBC ...

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The Mind of Evil In Colour (Just Not Yet) and More!

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 10:15 PM PDT

DWIN was pleased to sponsor an evening event featuring Doctor Who Restoration Team maestro Steve Roberts. The discussion with Steve included a demonstration from Steve about the Chroma Dot Recovery process and how it worked on restoring colour to the previously black and white Planet of the Daleks episode 3.

Chroma Dot Recovery, or Colour Recovery as it as is called, is a process so fantastic even the Doctor might call it magic. As fans know, many Jon Pertwee episodes only exist as black and white film recordings of colour videotape. What some clever boffins realized though, is that these black and white film recordings still contained the field information for the chroma (colour) signal as a series of dots. Through a highly technical process that I can only barely understand (but you can read about here) they have now figured out how transform those dots into an actual colour signal. The results are remarkable.

We were pleased to see Steve demonstrate how this was done with Planet of the Daleks 3 (the episode was already being computer colorized when this process was proved viable—in the end they took the Chroma Dot recovered work and added it to the computer coloured work to provide a near perfect recreation of the colour on this episode). But Steve had one more thing to show us.

Steve then showed us a clip of The Mind of Evil. In colour.

That CR has been used on The Mind of Evil is probably the worst kept secret in Doctor Who today. But Steve finally had permission to give fans the whole story of what was going on with the colour recovery on The Mind of Evil and the answer is more complex.

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Yes, they have managed to achieve colour recovery on The Mind of Evil episodes 2-6 (Episode 1 is apparently unrecoverable due to some setting made in original transmission that prevented the chroma information from being recorded). But the result is far from stable. While some scenes, such as one shown to us from Episode 2, are stunning in how well the original colours were able to be recovered, other scenes are much less than satisfactory. We saw a clip from the climax of the story in Episode 6 where the colours bled badly into each other and there was psychadelic strobing effects when characters moved on screen.

So the short story here is: yes, The Mind of Evil is now (mostly) in colour through a process that seemed like science fiction even a year ago. No, it's not coming out on DVD anytime soon.

Steve Roberts indicated that the story has been pushed back as far as possible to allow for other cost-effective solutions to transpire to stabilize the colour recovery through manual intervention, computer colourization, further enhancements of the Chroma Dot recovery process or some other still-to-be-discovered means. And if nothing can be found it may be released in Black and White. Fans wait and hold their breath until then…

Other interesting news from the evening with Steve Roberts:

  • Colour recovery has not yet been attempted on the other two black and white Pertwee stories, The Ambassadors of Death and Invasion of the Dinosaurs episode 1, though Steve indicates that CR has worked on episodes of Ambassadors' vintage and while Invasion of the Dinosaurs 1 is a print further down the line, as it were, the chroma information is still there.
  • There are no plans to do animated episodes for stories which have episodes missing from the BBC archives as the cost is prohibitive. In fact, no incomplete story (that wasn't in the Lost In Time DVD release) is currently on the DVD release schedule at this time (heartbreaking for fans of The Ice Warriors who want to see it VidFIREd!)
  • There is a rough schedule drawn up for the next three years, culminating in the last classic DVD release in November 2013, the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who
  • The process of releases are only rarely affected by the new series: the only instance where this happened was pushing up The Invasion of Time because of the appearance of the Sontarans
  • The classic series range will soon be reverting to the branding of the new series and after five years Doctor Who will have one unified brand. And for all those fans who fear for the spines in their DVD collection, BBC and 2Entertain are apparently going to release reversible cover art with the 'McGann' logo still on the opposite side. (North Americans need to start lobbying BBC America!)

All in all it was a great evening with the highlight of seeing footage from Doctor Who in colour previously unseen in this format in North America since it aired on PBS in the 1970s. Incredible!

BAD DAY AT THE OFFICE? IRRITATING COLLEAGUES TOP OFFICE HIT LIST - UK Express

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 10:08 PM PDT


BAD DAY AT THE OFFICE? IRRITATING COLLEAGUES TOP OFFICE HIT LIST
UK Express
Two out of five workers complain about Catherine-Tate style colleagues who talk too much or too loudly, continually moan and steal stationary. ...

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Sarah Jane Ratings - Thursday

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 09:45 PM PDT


Unofficial overnight figures show that the third episode of the series, part one of The Mad Woman in the Attic was watched by 0.6 million viewers, with an audience share of 5.7%.

The rating is almost identical to that the series recieved last week, with the first half getting 0.5 million viewers and the second half 0.7 million.

Final figures will include those who record the programme and watch it within seven days, and will be released by BARB in two weeks time.
http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com

Sonic Newsdriver for Friday, the 23rd October 2009

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 09:39 PM PDT

The Sonic Newsdriver 20091023
Selected Doctor Who related news delivered sonically.
For Earth-date: Friday, the 23rd of Oct. 2009

A Glimpse of the New TARDIS Interior, David Tennant Up for BAFTA Scotland Award, RTD Calls for Champion Children's TV, Sarah Jane Adventures Series 3 Underway, Tennant and Sladen Dumped From Radio Times Cover, Blue Peter Says Design Your Own TARDIS Console, BBC iPlayer Goes International at a Price, Catch Doctor Who: Podshock 165, and Get Your Sonic Gear, plus more!

Hosted by Louis Trapani

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GREENWICH: Across the universe at We Are Astronomers planetarium show - News Shopper

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 09:28 PM PDT


GREENWICH: Across the universe at We Are Astronomers planetarium show
News Shopper
Aided by some stunning visuals, narrator David Tennant zooms viewers into space and whooshes them at break neck speed along a timeline of technoloigical ...

Notes on David Tennant's 'Sarah Jane' stint - Digital Spy

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 09:05 PM PDT


Notes on David Tennant's 'Sarah Jane' stint
Digital Spy
It's the moment we've all been waiting for: David Tennant's appearance in The Sarah Jane Adventures! The two-part story, 'The Wedding ...

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David Tennant tops 'Most Popular Doctor Who Stars' poll - India Business Blog (blog)

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 09:03 PM PDT


David Tennant tops 'Most Popular Doctor Who Stars' poll
India Business Blog (blog)
by ANI on October 23, 2009 'Doctor Who' star Tennant beats Obama as pupils' dream head teacher London, September 17 (ANI): 'Doctor Who' actor David Tennant ...

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Doctor Who Adventures 138

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 08:48 PM PDT


This week's Doctor Who Adventures magazine is a bumper Halloween edition taking a look at scary scenes to come in the next Doctor Who special, to be shown on BBC One soon, and comes with a Weeping Angel monster mask and claws.

Other features in this week's issue:
• Top 10 moments that make you jump
• Weeping Angels fact file
• A look at the next Sarah Jane Adventures episode
• Quiz - How well do you know the scariest Doctor Who monsters?
http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com

US to get BBC iplayer - T3

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 08:33 PM PDT


US to get BBC iplayer
T3
... company believe that our US counterparts would be willing to shell out $10 for a dose of popular shows such as the Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood. ...

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BBC Ups Funding for Kids' Content - World Screen News

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 08:32 PM PDT


BBC Ups Funding for Kids' Content
World Screen News
The additional £25.5 million investment will be used towards bigger-budget shows like The Sarah Jane Adventures, Horrible Histories and My Almost Famous ...

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Finding Sanctuary - Jerusalem Post

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 07:35 PM PDT


Finding Sanctuary
Jerusalem Post
With definite parallels to shows like Torchwood - whose team works to keep an eye on aliens at loose around the world - we caught Sanctuary (or most of it), ...

Love, lust and life's lessons - Adelaidenow

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 07:12 PM PDT


Adelaidenow
Love, lust and life's lessons
Adelaidenow
"My main complaint was not getting to do more with David (Tennant). It's was a "Doctor-Lite" episode so he wasn't there very much. ...

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News: Halloween Music

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 06:35 PM PDT

This weekend the BBC National Orchestra of Wales teams up with the National Youth Orchestra of Wales for an early Halloween event which will feature some of the creepiest music ever written - including pieces from Pirates of the Caribbean, Harry Potter, Batman and of course Doctor Who, reports Wales Online. Conductor Grant Llewellyn was previously a member of National Youth Orchestra of Wales: “It means so much to me to be involved in the BBC National Orchestra of Wales’ family...

Is the UK still homophobic? - The Lesbian and Gay Foundation

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 06:26 PM PDT


Is the UK still homophobic?
The Lesbian and Gay Foundation
The LGF want to get the Aim High Guide into UK schools to inspire LGB young pupils and show them that they can achieve, just lke Russell T Davies has, ...

Beeb plans global Iplayer - Inquirer

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 06:24 PM PDT


Beeb plans global Iplayer
Inquirer
It reckons global audiences would be happy to pay $10 for an episode of its marvellous shows such as the Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood. ...

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BBC seals £25.5m cash boost for kids - Broadcastnow

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 06:17 PM PDT


BBC seals £25.5m cash boost for kids
Broadcastnow
The funding will also assist funding programmes like The Sarah Jane Adventures, Horrible Histories and My Almost Famous Family, which "may have been at risk ...

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Doctor Who director who put Sarah Jane aboard the Tardis - Brisbane Times

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 06:06 PM PDT


Doctor Who director who put Sarah Jane aboard the Tardis
Brisbane Times
Letts also gave the Doctor a journalist companion, Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). In a departure from the passive assistant role, she gave as good as ...

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David Tennant Interrupts Sarah Jane's Wedding. Will V's Morena Baccarin Eat a ... - io9

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 06:03 PM PDT


David Tennant Interrupts Sarah Jane's Wedding. Will V's Morena Baccarin Eat a ...
io9
Sarah Jane's getting married, at least until the Tenth Doctor pops in. Brian Bendis talks integrating supernatural Thor with the other Avengers films. ...

BBC considers paid-for iPlayer - PFJ Media Recruitment Agency (blog)

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 05:34 PM PDT


BBC considers paid-for iPlayer
PFJ Media Recruitment Agency (blog)
The international player would host episodes from BBC shows such as Doctor Who, Torchwood and Top Gear, as well as historical material from BBC archives. ...

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Top of The Class - Mirror.co.uk

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 05:30 PM PDT


Top of The Class
Mirror.co.uk
... while a face we all recognise as the Master of time-travelling Doctor Who (David Tennant) pays a visit to The Sarah Jane Adventures (Thurs and Fri, ...

More Doctor Who tidbits - TV Squad (blog)

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 05:14 PM PDT


More Doctor Who tidbits
TV Squad (blog)
By the way, Matt Smith is the 11th Doctor (or the 12th, depending on how they spin David Tennant's extraneous regeneration) in case you didn't know. ...

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David Tennant tops most popular Doctor Who stars poll - Oneindia

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 05:13 PM PDT


David Tennant tops most popular Doctor Who stars poll
Oneindia
Tennant took over the role from acclaimed star Christopher Ecclestone and his five-year run, which ends in 2010 when newcomer Matt Smith takes over, ...

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BBC pledges $41m for children's TV - C21Media

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 04:29 PM PDT


BBC pledges $41m for children's TV
C21Media
... will secure high-quality programming such as The Sarah Jane Adventures, Horrible Histories and My Almost Famous Family, which had been at risk because ...

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BBC issues iPlayer guidelines - Techwatch

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 03:48 PM PDT


BBC issues iPlayer guidelines
Techwatch
New guidelines issued by the BBC with regards to the iPlayer could mean the on-demand catch-up service being rolled out to more devices in ...

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Posted: 22 Oct 2009 03:47 PM PDT

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Sarah Manners joins 'The Bill' - Digital Spy

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 03:31 PM PDT


Sarah Manners joins 'The Bill'
Digital Spy
Earlier this week, ex-Hollyoaks star Barry Sloane, former EastEnders actress Kara Tointon and Torchwood's Gareth David-Lloyd were also confirmed to make ...

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Emmerdale's Lyndon Ogbourne plays down romance - stv.tv

Posted: 22 Oct 2009 07:07 AM PDT


Emmerdale's Lyndon Ogbourne plays down romance
stv.tv
Emmerdale actor Lyndon Ogbourne has said that Billie Piper was more of a friend than a girlfriend. The two met when they both attended the same drama club ...

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