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- John de Lancie joins Torchwood: Miracle Day - Den Of Geek
- Talent school to get radical new shake-up - Herald Scotland
- Relief pitcher Joe Nathan might see some setup duty for Twins after all - Pioneer Press
- Your Guide to Doctor Who - Daily Athenaeum
- From news service reports - Press Herald
- Babes remembered - BBC News
- TARDISblend 22: Countdown To 'Doctor Who' Series 6 - Geeks of Doom
- CRAZY OVER DAISY LOWE - Daily Star
- Timey-Wimey Tuesday: Not afraid to use it?
- Series 6 Character Gallery - Doctor Who TV (blog)
- Doctor Who Countdown – 4 days to go!
- Series 6 Character Gallery
- Top 11 Doctor Who Monsters
- KAREN GILLAN: LOOK WHO'LL BE FUN - Express.co.uk
- Doctor Who Experience to Move
- More pictures from The Impossible Astronaut!
- Matt Smith: 'We want to get Doctor Who to as many Americans as possible' - Unreality TV
- The Tellyvangelist – Whovian Edition: April 18 – 24 - Anglophenia (blog)
- Q for a Miracle Day!
- Celebrity hair - new styles - Now Magazine Online
- The Impossible Trailers
- John de Lancie signs for Torchwood
- Torchwood: Miracle Day casting news: Star Trek TNG's “Q” on the show - Examiner.com
- Shocking Silence
- The Final Curtain Preview
- Doctor Who touches down in North America for a new season - Vancouver Sun
- Do You Have a Shada Talent?
- What's New at Big Finish?
- De Lancie To Appear In Torchwood: Miracle Day - Trek Today
- Karen Gillan teases 'Doctor Who' marriage rift - Digital Spy
- Q Flashes into Torchwood: Miracle Day - UGO
- Best bets: 'Elephants' brings circus to town - msnbc.com
- New To Who? 10 Classic 'Doctor Who' Adventures Worth Checking Out - Geeks of Doom
- Doctor Who Insider - Issue 2 - The Doctor Who News Page
- Learn 47 years of Doctor Who in 6 minutes - ITworld.com
- Doctor Who Insider - Issue 2
- New season of UK's Doctor Who starts in America on April 23 - Kansas City Star (blog)
- Doctor Who Insider #2
- The Hounds of Artemis
- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - Dubuque Telegraph Herald
- Win tickets to a Doctor Who party in New York!
- The Doctor and Amy on new TV & Satellite Week
- New York Times Bestseller!
- Today in History, Monday, April 18, 2011 - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
- Inferno Audiobook Review
- Review: Frontios - DVD
- "This campaign is about so much more than the clothes you wear" - Third Sector
- April Podcast 003 - 18 April 2011
- Doctor Who 'The Impossible Astronaut': Who will die - The Doctor, Amy Pond ... - Unreality TV
- 'Doctor Who': Who will die? - Digital Spy (blog)
| John de Lancie joins Torchwood: Miracle Day - Den Of Geek Posted: 18 Apr 2011 05:37 PM PDT
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| Talent school to get radical new shake-up - Herald Scotland Posted: 18 Apr 2011 04:52 PM PDT
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| Relief pitcher Joe Nathan might see some setup duty for Twins after all - Pioneer Press Posted: 18 Apr 2011 04:11 PM PDT
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| Your Guide to Doctor Who - Daily Athenaeum Posted: 18 Apr 2011 03:48 PM PDT
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| From news service reports - Press Herald Posted: 18 Apr 2011 03:06 PM PDT
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| TARDISblend 22: Countdown To 'Doctor Who' Series 6 - Geeks of Doom Posted: 18 Apr 2011 12:43 PM PDT
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| CRAZY OVER DAISY LOWE - Daily Star Posted: 18 Apr 2011 12:19 PM PDT
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| Timey-Wimey Tuesday: Not afraid to use it? Posted: 18 Apr 2011 11:11 AM PDT On this day for the last few months, we've been counting down to Series 6 with a featured discussion. Today, for the final time (boo!), we'll be looking ahead to the now very near future in a Timey-Wimey Tuesday! For our final featured image, here's a screencap of Amy taken from the full length trailer. It [...] | ||
| Series 6 Character Gallery - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 18 Apr 2011 10:57 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who Countdown – 4 days to go! Posted: 18 Apr 2011 10:56 AM PDT As our countdown to the new series continues (4 days to go!), today our attention turns to its fourth episode, which is oh so intriguingly titled… The Doctor's Wife! If the cryptic title wasn't enough to get us excited, it's also been written by Neil Gaiman, who has promised us that the story is "funny and [...] | ||
| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 10:48 AM PDT
New Doctor Who promotional pics have been released by the BBC. This batch features character pictures from The Imp Read more ... | ||
| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 10:33 AM PDT BBC America has released another Doctor Who video countdown. This time it's the Top 11 Monsters that the 11th Doctor has faced. With just one series and a Christmas special to pick from, the choices are pretty limited. In fact, it contains the same monster twice, just in a different guise. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj5UlCTz Read more ...
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| KAREN GILLAN: LOOK WHO'LL BE FUN - Express.co.uk Posted: 18 Apr 2011 10:12 AM PDT
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| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 10:01 AM PDT BBC Worldwide is pleased to announce that it is planning to relocate the Doctor Who Experience to a long term home in Cardiff in 2012. Opening in February 2011 at London's Olympia Two venue, the Doctor Who Experience is an unmissable adventure featuring an exhilarating and unique walk-through experience and an awe-inspiring exhibition. The Doctor Who Experience allows visitors to join the Doctor on a journey through time and space, encountering some of the best-loved and scariest monsters from the hit international television series. Special scenes filmed with current Doctor Matt Smith combine with amazing special effects and the chance to enter a recreation of the modern TARDIS interior topped off by a breathtaking 3-D finale. The walk through experience is a fully contained interactive Doctor Who adventure, which puts the public at the heart of the action. New promotional images for the event have today been made public, and you can see them in our gallery below as a Dalek and Max Hardy, aged 6 and his mother Sophie Hardy and various motorists spot new signposting highlighting the location of the Doctor Who Experience. [Gallery not found] Steven Moffat, Executive Producer and show runner for the hit television series comments:
The move to Cardiff will of course move the event closer to production of the series, which will no doubt have some interesting tourism benefits for the Welsh capital! If you haven't been already, why not take a look at our review of the Doctor Who Experience, with exclusive photographs! | ||
| More pictures from The Impossible Astronaut! Posted: 18 Apr 2011 10:00 AM PDT The return of Doctor Who is now just a a stone's thow away, and to tide us over until Saturday night, here's a gallery of newly released images from The Impossible Astronaut! The first four images are publicity shots of the Doctor, Amy, Rory and River in Utah, and if you scroll down further you'll see [...] | ||
| Matt Smith: 'We want to get Doctor Who to as many Americans as possible' - Unreality TV Posted: 18 Apr 2011 08:59 AM PDT
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| The Tellyvangelist – Whovian Edition: April 18 – 24 - Anglophenia (blog) Posted: 18 Apr 2011 08:24 AM PDT
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| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 08:20 AM PDT Star Trek: The Next Generation's John De Lancie – the alien enigma Q – has been confirmed as a guest in Torchwood Series 4, Miracle Day. The news was revealed on Twitter by Torchwood writer Jane Espenson:
Espenson was at pains to point out that De Lancie would not be playing Q. De Lancie joins a fascinating cast that includes names as diverse as Bill Pullman (Independence Day) and Lena Kaur (Hollyoaks) alongside John Barrowman and Eve Myles as Jack Harkness and Gwen Cooper. Torchwood: Miracle Day will debut in the US on Starz on Friday, July 8th, with a UK broadcast yet to be confirmed. (Via Trek Today) | ||
| Celebrity hair - new styles - Now Magazine Online Posted: 18 Apr 2011 08:00 AM PDT
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| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 07:34 AM PDT A week to go until The Impossible Astronaut hits our screens and the BBC have given us a few short hits of joy in what they like to call 'trailers' For those not in the know a 'trailer' according to Wikipedia is an unpowered vehicle pulled by a powered vehicle (I don't know what they were thinking with that name!) The powered vehicle in question is the salivation of a thousand Doctor Who fans, clicking there opinions away faster than spellcheck can cope. The Impossible Astronaut sees the Doctor, Amy and Rory travel to 1960′s Utah, meet the eminently boo-able Richard M. Nixon (Stuart Milligan) in the White House, come a cropper of The Silence and save a a small girl somehow involved in an invasion that time forgot. Unsurprisingly the unpowered vehicle looks amazing… You probably shouldn't miss these two either… The Impossible Astronaut airs 6pm Saturday 23rd April on BBC One in the UK and BBC America! | ||
| John de Lancie signs for Torchwood Posted: 18 Apr 2011 07:07 AM PDT  Actor John de Lancie has been confirmed as a member of the cast of Torchwood: Miracle Day.The actor is best known for his portrayal of Q, a recurring character in the Star Trek franchise, He created the role for the first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation and was so sucessful that he had regular appearances in the series throughout its run as well as episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager. He has also appeared in numerous television shows including; The Six Million Dollar Man, Hill Street Blues, The Thorn Birds, Nero Wolfe, The West Wing, Sports Night, Judging Amy, The New Twilight Zone, The Closer, Legend, L.A. Law, MacGyver, Picket Fences, Civil Wars, The Practice, Charmed, Murder, She Wrote, Stargate SG-1, Battlestar Galactica (1978), Emergency!, and Touched by an Angel. de Lancie's casting in Torchwood was revealed in a tweet by one of the series authors Jane Espenson. The series is currently in production for transmission worldwide this summer. | ||
| Torchwood: Miracle Day casting news: Star Trek TNG's “Q” on the show - Examiner.com Posted: 18 Apr 2011 06:58 AM PDT
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| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 06:20 AM PDT
A slightly tweaked trailer for The Impossible Astronaut can now be seen on BBC1 and it contains a few new clips. The most Read more ...
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| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 06:04 AM PDT The Classic Whovians at the BBC and 2|entertain have released a few preview clips from The Final Curtain, a DVD extra to accompany the Third Doctor finale Planet of the Spiders, available today. First, a look at all the factors that led to Jon Pertwee's departure, featuring discussion from script editor Terrance Dicks and Mike Yates actor Richard Franklin, and posthumous interviews with showrunner Barry Letts and Pertwee himself… The other two clips see modern Who writer and actor Mark Gatiss relate his experiences as a youngster watching Planet of the Spiders on its first broadcast, and the third one includes insight from Dicks and Pertwee on the emotions running behind the scenes, especially from Pertwee: Watch the rest of this documentary, and Planet of the Spiders itself by purchasing the DVD on Amazon for just £12.93 (RRP £19.99)! If you still need a little persuasion, our sterling reviewer James Whittington recently gave his full take on the story and the extras. | ||
| Doctor Who touches down in North America for a new season - Vancouver Sun Posted: 18 Apr 2011 05:50 AM PDT
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| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 05:46 AM PDT You may be aware of this or you may not, but longtime Doctor Who fan Ian Levine is running a project to complete the unfinished 1979 adventure Shada, which originally starred Tom Baker and Lalla Ward, but was sadly shelved due to industrial action. The project is of course animated, and Ian is looking for animators to complete the story (considerable work has already been completed). Speaking about the project, Ian has said:
It also seems likely that Levine is running other projects alongside Shada, possibly with a similar aim of reconstruction on some classic, lost Doctor Who serials. If you have any talent in this area then you should contact Ian Levine via his Facebook page. (Via DownTheTubes Forum | Thanks to Matt) | ||
| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 05:29 AM PDT A few new starts are about to take place at Big Finish and so for anyone looking to start listening to the audio adventures of the Doctor (or anyone looking to start listening to them after a period of abstinence) may want to jump on board this year as there are exciting times ahead! The latest batch of Lost Stories featuring Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor will take you up until September this year. Following on from that will see Paul McGann return in the regular rotation on mini season arcs alongside the other Doctors. The Eighth Doctor will have a brand new companion to show the wonders of the Universe to in the shape of Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein. Mary was last seen boarding the TARDIS at the end of The Company of Friends and now it's finally time to find out how her travels went. This has been something that the eighth Doctor has mentioned from the very start of his audio adventures, way back in Storm Warning so it will certainly be fun to see how Shelley deals with some of the terrible creatures that lie in wait for her. Julie Cox will be reprising her role as the author and if you haven't listened to The Company of Friends as yet then do so-it's well worth your time. Following on from this in January 2012, there's not only the exciting new run of fourth Doctor stories to anticipate but a new trilogy of plays for the Sixth Doctor as well and he'll also have a new friend aboard the TARDIS, the revelation of whom is something that Big Finish are keeping well under their stovepipe hats:
Check out this week's BF Podcast where Paul McGann and Julie Cox will be giving a teaser to their new stories together. For more information visit www.bigfinish.com | ||
| De Lancie To Appear In Torchwood: Miracle Day - Trek Today Posted: 18 Apr 2011 05:08 AM PDT
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| Karen Gillan teases 'Doctor Who' marriage rift - Digital Spy Posted: 18 Apr 2011 04:35 AM PDT
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| Q Flashes into Torchwood: Miracle Day - UGO Posted: 18 Apr 2011 04:13 AM PDT
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| Best bets: 'Elephants' brings circus to town - msnbc.com Posted: 18 Apr 2011 03:32 AM PDT
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| New To Who? 10 Classic 'Doctor Who' Adventures Worth Checking Out - Geeks of Doom Posted: 18 Apr 2011 03:23 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who Insider - Issue 2 - The Doctor Who News Page Posted: 18 Apr 2011 03:11 AM PDT
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| Learn 47 years of Doctor Who in 6 minutes - ITworld.com Posted: 18 Apr 2011 03:05 AM PDT
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| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 02:56 AM PDT  The second edition of Doctor Who Insider will be available in North America from 5 May.In an exclusive interview, Karen Gillan reveals her thoughts on filming in America, Amy's on-screen marriage, and what her hopes are for future episodes. Everyone was nervous when I got a sword in my hand. I would like to take up sword fighting as a hobby. I really, really loved it. The magazine also talks to one of Gillan's predecessors: Katy Manning who played Jo Grant opposite Third Doctor, Jon Pertwee in the seventies. Also in the issue
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| New season of UK's Doctor Who starts in America on April 23 - Kansas City Star (blog) Posted: 18 Apr 2011 02:44 AM PDT
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| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 02:41 AM PDT Doctor Who Insider issue 2 is set for release in the USA on May 5th, timed to coincide with Doctor Who Series 6 on BBC America!
– Karen Gillan on being a pirate in Episode Three of the new season. In an exclusive interview, Karen Gillan reveals her thoughts on filming in America, Amy's on‐screen marriage, and what her hopes are for future episodes. We also talk to one of Karen's predecessors: Katy Manning who played Jo Grant opposite Third Doctor, Jon Pertwee in the seventies. PLUS, the issue also includes these great features and previews… AMERICAN ADVENTURES I WAS… COLONEL HUGH CURBISHLY NEXUS POINT DATA FILE TIME SCOOP MERCHANDISE FAN ZONE PLUS! The latest official news on the second half of the new series, and a giant, doublesided poster of Amy Pond and the Pandorica alien alliance! Don't miss the second issue of DOCTOR WHO INSIDER, out May 5 for just $6.99! | ||
| Posted: 18 Apr 2011 02:32 AM PDT
You might recall The Hounds of Artemis has already been released as a daily newspaper covermount in February 2011; this new version, however, features the benefit of full music and sound design. Written specially for audio by James Goss, The Hounds of Artemis is read by Matt Smith as the Doctor and Clare Corbett as Helen Stapleton, and features original music and sound design.
Running to 1 hour and 10 minutes and available on CD or download, you can purchase The Hounds of Artemis from May 5th, 2011. The CD version has an SRP of £9.25 (just £6.94 on Amazon), while the MP3 download has an SRP of £6.79. | ||
| THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - Dubuque Telegraph Herald Posted: 18 Apr 2011 02:05 AM PDT
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| Win tickets to a Doctor Who party in New York! Posted: 18 Apr 2011 01:09 AM PDT Time Out New York and BBC America will be hosting a Series 6 premiere party in New York tomorrow (18th April)! The first two episodes of the new series will be screened at the event, taking place at The Bell House from 7pm. The party will also include a trivia competition, a character impersonation contest (with prizes [...] | ||
| The Doctor and Amy on new TV & Satellite Week Posted: 18 Apr 2011 12:49 AM PDT The Doctor and Amy Pond are featured on the Easter issue of TV & Satellite Week! The listings magazine is celebrating the start of the new series with an exclusive preview, and inside there's also a new interview with the Doctor himself, Matt Smith, who reveals just what's in store for the TARDIS team. The issue is [...] | ||
| Posted: 17 Apr 2011 11:37 PM PDT Wa-hey! Look at this! The Lex Luthor in Action Comics collection Superman: The Black Ring is at number one in the New York Times Hardcover Graphic Books Best Seller list! It's all down to Pete Woods' art and Matt and Wil's editing, I'll have you know. And, to stop blowing my own trumpet and, erm, blow someone else's, the London Comics Festival from 30th April features a number of my old cohorts, including several Doctor Who folk. Do pop along. I shall now go back to gloating. I've ordered some green hair dye for the beard. Only a week to go, but it's going to be a tough one. Until next time, Cheerio!  | ||
| Today in History, Monday, April 18, 2011 - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News Posted: 17 Apr 2011 11:36 PM PDT
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| Posted: 17 Apr 2011 11:31 PM PDT
This unabridged edition of the Target novel helps to bring the story into a digestible format and frees it from the restraints of early television special effects. Inferno is the name of a top-secret drilling project to penetrate the Earth's crust and release a major new energy source. A crisis develops when an obnoxious green liquid leaks out as a drilling progresses – the green poison has a grotesquely effect on human beings. As the Earth's plight worsens, the Doctor is trapped in a parallel world, unable to rescue the planet and its inhabitants from the destructive force unleashed by the Inferno project. Caroline John lends herself well to this story; her delivery is dramatic and deeply delivered with thought and care. She does well handling the various dialects the story characters posses, her take on the Brigadier is quite wonderful and her upbeat and all-knowing Doctor is excellently thought through. I've always liked the character of Liz Shaw and would love for her to have one last meeting with the Doctor on screen. It also helps that Terrence Dicks produced a cracking Target novel in the first place which lifts the story from its very dark TV roots and makes it slightly lighterstory. This tale of oppression and fascism was quite a serious story for the show but like much of Season 7 the show was becoming more mature in its storylines. The score is over dramatic though, often threatening to overpower the dialogue and maybe, for future releases this can be toned down slightly. The effects on the other-hand do their job well and add tension to the already tight story. The concise but informative sleeve notes written by David J Howe (have you bought his rather excellent The Target Book yet?), enlighten the listener. A great release which reminds us just how great the early Pertwee adventures were. Released on April 7th, you can purchase the Inferno audiobook read by Caroline John for £13.25, or order from Amazon for just £7.77! | ||
| Posted: 17 Apr 2011 10:19 PM PDT Manufacturer: BBC DVD / 2|Entertain Written By: Christopher H. Bidmead RRP: &ound;20.42 Release Date: 30th May 2011
Reviewed By: Dale Who for Doctor Who Online Review Posted: 18th April 2011 Let's get something straight and out in the open right from the outset... There is a type of creature that is made scarier by making it larger. In Doctor Who's long history, they would be giant maggots and giant spiders. They work with an already present fear or revulsion of the creatures to produce a memorably scary Doctor Who monster. In the not scary bracket are giant ants and butterflies (the Zarbi and Menoptera from 1965's "The Web Planet")... and woodlice. Woodlice are not scary. Not even remotely. Frontios is a polarised story. Some parts of it work brilliantly, and some parts of it really don't; and this new BBC / 2|Entertain DVD showcases both these aspects and examines them in the special features on the single disc release. Starting with the story itself, Frontios is a fairly low budget studio bound Doctor Who, coming towards the end of Peter Davison's tenure as The Doctor. The regular cast continue to shine, with Davison and Janet Fielding especially stealing every scene they're in; and there are some brilliant guest stars in Jeff Rawle as Plantagenet and Lesley Dunlop in the role of Norna. There are some great lines and jokes along the way, and the Doctor is in one of those "grouchy professor" moods that suited his young persona so very well. Sadly for Frontios, that's about where the good ends. The sets - although you can see an awful lot of effort and thought went into them - don't work in convincing that the studio is the surface of an alien planet, some of the performances really aren't great, and then there's the Tractators. Giant flapping woodlice that fail in just about every way possible to be even remotely thrilling. This story will be remembered for two main reasons; firstly this is the one where the previously indestructible TARDIS was destroyed (albeit briefly!), and secondly for the unpleasant infestation of some particularly large and rubbish woodlice that hung around for two (and a bit) episodes. Its failures certainly aren't for the lack of trying: the direction, the handling and the production all work well with what they've got. However it looks cheap and rushed and all a little too hurried to carry off what still wouldn't have been a great story with a budget ten times larger. It is also worth noting that several of the concepts shown in this story (the colonists being pulled down through the ground, and witnesses referring to this as the Earth being hungry) were re-used and utilised to much better effect in the 2010 series of Doctor Who, in the Silurian episode "The Hungry Earth"... now where did they get that title from? Special Features: Driven To Distractation - There are many reasons to love this half hour featurette; it has a lot of frank honesty, a lot of humour, and gives a robust defence of the story itself. It almost succeeds in making you like the story more. Almost. What it definitely succeeds at is showing the rush-job that the Doctor Who cast and crew faced to get the story in the can, in the face of several tragedies and setbacks; and it shows the thought processes behind the writing of the serial. It's nicely put together, uses relevant footage from the time and is decidedly non-judgemental and supportive in what comes across in quite a sweet way. The writers and stars do admit where there were mistakes made, and it's very brave of them to do so, even if Christopher H. Bidmead neatly places the blame on everyone but himself. Extra / Deleted Scenes - Minor trims and one or two scenes that play rather well but didn't make it into the final cut of the programme. There's a brilliant bit about the Doctor's spectacles, and Tegan being an android that really should have been aired; they're funny, clever, and give Tegan and the Doctor some great lines. Commentary - Peter Davison, Jeff Rawle, Dick Mills and Eric Saward sit around a red table and give opinions, anecdotes, memories and an overall view of how the show holds up for them twenty seven years on. It's all quite pleasant and jovial and Rawle and Mills especially give some new angles on how the guest stars, and the "special sound" on Doctor Who were used. Info Text - The usual trivia packed information is available on this disc as well, although most of it seems obsessed in pointing out where anything over two seconds of cuts were made to trim episodes down from over running. It also points out a couple of continuity errors and the careers and times of the guests stars that appeared in Frontios. Coming Soon Trailer - The next absurdly themed boxed set: Earthstory, in which William Hartnell's Doctor lands in Tombstone in search of a dentist and gets rather caught up with "The Gunfighters", and Peter Davison's Doctor lands in Little Hodcombe and discovers a centuries old evil lurking in the local church in "The Awakening". With the usual fripperies as well, such as the Radio Times PDF files, and the Photo Gallery from Frontios, these features help buoy a story that's not as strong as it might have been; however it's certainly not for the lack of trying.
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| "This campaign is about so much more than the clothes you wear" - Third Sector Posted: 17 Apr 2011 08:48 PM PDT
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| April Podcast 003 - 18 April 2011 Posted: 17 Apr 2011 08:17 PM PDT To make up for the lack of 'live' David Richardson and Paul Spragg in this week's podcast, Nick Briggs has packed it with extra content. As well as the final part of our exclusive Tom Baker interview, there's the pre-recorded Paul Spragg chatting with Valentine Pelka, Kronos from our Highlander 2 Box Set, then there's a special preview of upcoming Doctor Who releases (starring Peter Davison and Sylvester McCoy with rats and Robots of Death). All that, and a sneaky little studio preview with Paul McGann and Julie Cox, the Eighth Doctor and Mary Shelley (pictured here in a fine photo by director Barnaby Edwards). Download Podcast Here | ||
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| 'Doctor Who': Who will die? - Digital Spy (blog) Posted: 17 Apr 2011 07:38 PM PDT
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