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- Doctor Who Dominates iPlayer
- The Biggest Mouths in Science Fiction and Fantasy - io9
- Cole's a killer creature on Who - The Sun
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- Siren Calling
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- Time Shift for Gaiman's Episode!
- Arthur Darvill: from Doctor Who to Doctor Faustus
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- The Red Siren
| Other Tidbits From The Week - X-MEN:FIRST CLASS, HESHER, FANTASTIC VOYAGE ... - Movies.ie Posted: 06 May 2011 05:10 PM PDT
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| O'Connell: Dad's Stand By Me doubts - Belfast Telegraph Posted: 06 May 2011 04:31 PM PDT
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| TV Saturday/Sunday: Live from New York! It's Sarah Palin - Montreal Gazette Posted: 06 May 2011 11:05 AM PDT
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| LILY COLE SEXY SIREN IN DOCTOR WHO - Daily Star Posted: 06 May 2011 10:09 AM PDT
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| Karen Gillan: Obsessive fans, short skirts and life with Doctor Who - The Independent Posted: 06 May 2011 10:00 AM PDT
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| Brace yourselves for The Curse of the Black Spot! Posted: 06 May 2011 10:00 AM PDT Ahoy there, me hearties! The day that has been marked off with an X on our calendars has arrived, as the new series of Doctor Who continues tonight! The new episode, The Curse of the Black Spot, airs on BBC One at 6:15pm, so it's nearly time to batten down the hatches and watch on in [...] | ||
| Arthur Darvill joins the cast of ‘Doctor Faustus' Posted: 06 May 2011 09:25 AM PDT Arthur Darvill has signed up to play Mephistopheles in an upcoming production of Doctor Faustus. The play tells the story of Doctor Faustus (Paul Hilton), who forsakes scholarship for magic and makes a pact with the Devil. If the evil spirit Mephistopheles will serve him for 24 years, Faustus will yield his soul to the [...] | ||
| BBC Original Drama Trailer has a Peek at Torchwood: Miracle Day - Anglotopia.net Posted: 06 May 2011 08:31 AM PDT
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| Christopher Eccleston Talks About A Possible Return For The 50th Anniversary ... - Comic Book Movie Posted: 06 May 2011 08:27 AM PDT
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| Revisitations 2 – Discs 5-6: Resurrection of The Daleks Posted: 06 May 2011 07:59 AM PDT After the triumph of Revisitations Set 1 comes the eagerly anticipated second volume, this time around containing the Patrick Troughton escapade The Seeds Of Death, the Jon Pertwee romp Carnival Of Monsters and Peter Davison's dark adventure Resurrection Of The Daleks. To give the set the coverage it deserves this review has been split into three parts. As I've said, the final adventure in this set is Resurrection Of The Daleks, one of Peter Davison's darkest stories but has time retained its impact?
Dark, sinister and a tad creepy, this was one of Davison's most memorable adventures, not because of the Daleks, but because the story is genuinely disturbing. It also marks the end of Tegan's tenure in the TARDIS. No long farewells here, she leaves not as you'd expect all shouty but with an emotional turn that Janet Fielding was so rarely given. Terry Molloy does the impossible and almost out does Michael Wisher with his take on Davros. Davros was a great baddie but like most became overused so enjoy him at his most evil. But the show belongs to Maurice Colbourne as Lytton the blood thirsty mercenary. He gives this two dimensional baddie an unflinching, dark soul and is as enigmatic as you'd want a bad guy to be. The casting of Rodney Bewes as Stein raised a few eyebrows when first announced and you can see why here. Bewes is a great comedy performer but lacks the menace the part deserves and sometimes the more dramatic scenes lack power because of this. It also has some laughable costume designs, the Dalek helmets are just awful. Eric Saward's script is energetic with some nice action sequences to keep the story moving along nicely. It's helped along with some strong direction from Matthew Robinson and it made sense to learn that he also directed the Colin Baker story Attack Of The Cybermen. Extras Disc 5Transmission Episodes – Presented for the first time with its original mono soundtrack, this is the two-part edition of the story. It really does work in this format, probably more now than before because we're used to the 45 minute format. The addition of an optional Dolby Digital 5.1 sound mix is a nice touch but it's a bit on the weak side and could have done with a tad more bass. Commentary - Terry Molloy, Eric Saward and Peter Wragg all join in for a gag track that's moderated by Nick Pegg. Casting Far And Wide – Toby Hadoke interviews Roger Davenport, Del Henney, Leslie Grantham, Jim Findlay and William Sleigh about their acting experiences on the story. A nice piece that allows these fellows to quickly reminisce about this adventure but it a shame that it suffers from lack of time as each piece is a bit rushed. On Location – Good old JN-T is here alongside Matthew Robinson and Eric Saward reminiscing in London's Shad Thames where some of the story was shot. It's nice to see JN-T again, shame he never got the chance to really make his mark with the BBC DVD releases. Extended And Deleted Scenes – Here be extra material culled from early edits of the episodes. Some are time coded and a tad rough but it's good to see what was chopped and cropped. Breakfast Time – Ahh, BBC Breakfast Time, a cosy and warm magazine show that had uncle Frank Bough and big sister Selina Scott at the helm. Anyway, Janet Fielding and JN-T are on hand to be interviewed by Guy Michelmore and Sally Magnusson about JN-T's Companions book. Also Malcolm Clarke and Brian Hodgson chat about the music and sound effects. Trailer - Taken from the original transmission this is a very posh promo for the serial. The Last Dalek – This is a behind the scenes look at the Ealing studios filming for 1967′s epic Dalek story, The Evil Of The Daleks. Made possible by the 8mm film shot by BBC designer Tony Cornell its an engrossing piece of black and white footage. Visual effects designers Michaeljohn Harris and Peter Day provide an enlightening commentary.
Isolated Music – The option to view whilst listening to the score only. PDF Material – Pop the disc into the CD-ROM of your PC or MAC and read the original Radio Times listings. Extras Disc 6Commentary - Peter Davison, Janet Fielding and director Matthew Robinson chat merrily about the making of this story even if they do suffer a slight technical malfunction! Come In Number Five – David Tennant presents this affectionate look at Peter Davison's tenure as the Doctor. This is the extra most will turn to first and they won't be disappointed. Jam-packed with anecdotes and comment I'd like to see a documentary in this style for each Doctor. Tomorrow's Times – The "What The Papers Say" sort of feature which looks at the newspaper stories that crept up during the Fifth Doctor's era. Fan favourite Frazer Hines presents and proves himself to be a natural presenter. Walrus - A Welsh woman comes face to face with a Dalek who is determined to make her speak monotone! Yep, you read that correctly, this bizarre extra (and a round of applause for the researchers here) is one of those gems that this range always lavishes the purchaser with. Photo Gallery – A collection of production snaps culled from the archives. Subtitled Production Notes – Wohoo, love these pieces of textual information, well worth viewing. Coming Soon – That Planet Of The Spiders trailer which is a beauty. Dark and sinister this is a cracking adventure with the cast and crew firing on all cylinders. Revisitations 2 is another solid set from the BBC and puts many movie releases to shame with its quantity and quality of extras. The Revisitations 2 boxset has an RRP of £39.99, but you can still order now from Amazon for just £29.93! | ||
| Matt Smith's desperate to wed Daisy Lowe - Now Magazine Online Posted: 06 May 2011 07:47 AM PDT
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| Aardman Studios Set To Release New Film - FilmShaft.com Posted: 06 May 2011 06:34 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who Dolls - Exclusive to Forbidden Planet Posted: 06 May 2011 06:27 AM PDT Forbidden Planet have teamed up with Mego to produce a new range of Exclusive Doctor Who Dolls. There are currently 4 dolls in the range which are exclusive to Forbidden Planet, and will be sold in pairs: The 4th Doctor & Sontaran Major Styre Cyber Leader & The Master + The Doctor Who Dolls range are released on 30th August 2011, priced &ound;19.99 a pair. + Buy Now from Forbidden Planet! [Source: Forbidden Planet]
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| Doctor Wholigan: Season Six News, Torchwood Info, Eccleston Says No to 50 ... - Anglotopia.net Posted: 06 May 2011 06:02 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who - Day Of The Moon - ABC Online Posted: 06 May 2011 05:44 AM PDT
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| UPI NewsTrack Entertainment News - UPI.com Posted: 06 May 2011 05:27 AM PDT
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| Grant stars in animated pirate picture - UPI.com Posted: 06 May 2011 05:22 AM PDT
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| The Week in Gay TV: Lady Gaga Brings the Monster Ball to HBO, and a Walker ... - AfterElton.com Posted: 06 May 2011 05:14 AM PDT
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| The Tardis waits for no-one - East Anglian Daily Times Posted: 06 May 2011 04:41 AM PDT
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| Are Doctor Who's latest aliens The Silence just too terrifying for words? - The Guardian Posted: 06 May 2011 04:25 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who dominates iPlayer downloads - ATV Today Posted: 06 May 2011 04:21 AM PDT
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| Matt Smith loves scaring little children - Musicrooms.net Posted: 06 May 2011 04:14 AM PDT
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| 'Doctor Who' star: 'Amy Pond is changing' - Digital Spy Posted: 06 May 2011 04:02 AM PDT
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| Posted: 06 May 2011 03:50 AM PDT Yes, Doctor Who is going to have pirates this weekend, and yeah, Hugh Bonneville and Lily Cole are in it, and sure, it'll be on at 6:15 pm on BBC One this Saturday, blah blah blah. We've all heard it a dozen times, and while no doubt all of us are looking forward to seeing what The Curse of the Black Spot has to offer, the fact that it'll be broadcast is hardly news anymore. What is news is the fact that another cracking pirate story is in the works outside the realms of our favourite show, where in another dimension, another Doctor teams up with another pirate captain whose actor's name is Hugh to sail the high seas and play with swords 'n' stuff. Just from the knowledge we're going to give you in this sentence that The Pirates! In an Adventure With Scientists, a.k.a. thickhead-friendly US title The Pirates! Band of Misfits, is a creation of Aardman Animation (Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run), you should be able to figure out that this upcoming film adaptation of Gideon Defoe's book will be stop-motion-animation. But that's not the aforementioned "other dimension." We bet you'll never guess that this film will be in 3D! Why? Because no massively-released stop-motion feature film has ever been 3D before. Well, okay, there was Neil Gaiman's Coraline. But Aardman still haven't given the It's just occurred to us that we've yet to give you any substantial Doctor-Who-related information in this article, so it's probably worth mentioning at this point that David Tennant will be in it. His character, a "haplessly smitten young scientist," will be teaming up with a pirate crew including Martin Freeman (Sherlock, The Hobbit) and Russell Tovey (Voyage of the Damned, The End of Time, Being Human) with lead actor Hugh Grant "in his first animated role" as the captain. The rest of the cast includes BRIAN BLESSED! (Mindwarp), Imelda Staunton, Jeremy Piven, Salma Hayek, Brendan Gleeson, and Ashley Jensen. But back to David Tennant's character – haplessly smitten young scientist? Sounds like the return of the Tenth Doctor to us! Or maybe not. Hey, a website can dream! | ||
| Doctor Who episode three: The Curse of the Black Spot, preview - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 06 May 2011 03:18 AM PDT
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| Posted: 06 May 2011 03:09 AM PDT Trouncing Royal Weddings and topping its own records, Doctor Who is absolutely dominating the BBC iPlayer service. Kate & Wills' nuptials received a right royal bashing from Doctor Who. The ceremony was beaten in iPlayer downloads by Day of the Moon which has been viewed 1.07 million times in the four days it has been available compared to the 0.62 million times The Royal Wedding Service has been downloaded since Friday. That's not the only good news. The Impossible Astronaut could very well over take The Eleventh Hour as the most downloaded programme ever! The series opener has already accessed over 1.2 million times in the 12 days since its transmission, nearly three times higher than any other programme available over the same period. During the first week the show has been accessed 1.38 million times compared to The Eleventh Hour's haul of 1.27 million during the same period. (via Doctor Who News) | ||
| The Biggest Mouths in Science Fiction and Fantasy - io9 Posted: 06 May 2011 02:05 AM PDT
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| Cole's a killer creature on Who - The Sun Posted: 06 May 2011 01:28 AM PDT
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| BBC announces Sarah Jane Adventures to come to an end after death of Elisabeth ... - Daily Mail Posted: 06 May 2011 01:25 AM PDT
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| Posted: 06 May 2011 01:22 AM PDT The BBC have stubbornly refused to heed the warning set by Hall & Oates and have unleashed a "Man-eater" on the crew of the Fancy. Model turned actress Lily Cole (The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus) will be hurryimg men to there graves in the sea as The Siren, a flame-haired seductress creating havoc in this weeks The Curse of the Black Spot. The Mail have a peek at a few images of Cole in action and gone is the etheral green hue that surrounded her in previous images – to be replaced by a hand showing a sinster red glow that the paper helpfully point out is not the natural shade of the red-haired Cole. Matt Smith for one, was impressed by the actress' turn in the episode:
The Curse of the Black Spot airs this Saturday at 6.15 pm on BBC 1.
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| Doctor Who, Saturday, May 7 - Sydney Morning Herald Posted: 06 May 2011 01:01 AM PDT
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| Who's leaving Who? - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 06 May 2011 12:53 AM PDT
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| Posted: 06 May 2011 12:38 AM PDT
Could the sixth series of Doctor Who be the last for Amy and Rory? The evidence is mounting… Read more ...
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| The Curse of the Black Spot preview and teasers Posted: 05 May 2011 11:54 PM PDT Digital Spy has a new Q&A with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill which took place during the filming of tomorrow's episode, The Curse of the Black Spot. "I think this episode's going to be a cracker," Matt told the website. "I'm a huge fan of pirates, so I was always very excited about [...] | ||
| Doctor Who: Arthur Darvill head-butted Karen Gillan while filming 'The Curse ... - Unreality TV Posted: 05 May 2011 10:44 PM PDT
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| 6.3: The Curse of the Black Spot - DWO Spoiler Free Preview Posted: 05 May 2011 10:26 PM PDT Any episode following on from the series 6 two-part opener would have a tough job on its hands, but Stephen Thompson's The Curse of the Black Spot, has delivered a mighty fine story that will unreservedly and undeniably buckle your swash. The adventure begins on board a 17th-Century pirate ship that has been stranded for over a week. Members of the crew are falling prey to a curse of a black spot on their hands, which promptly summons a beautiful but deadly siren, played by Lily Cole. The TARDIS team appear to be stowaways on board the ship - a situation that Captain Avery (Hugh Bonneville), doesn't take too kindly to. After a few scuffles and a re-pegging of authority, the hunt begins for a cause, and indeed a cure for the curse. It all feels very classic who, but yet unmistakably new who too, and a little bit Moffat-y in places also, but one of the biggest winning elements here is the wonderful atmosphere that the story and indeed the set, paints. It's also good to see Rory being used more this season, and we certainly get to see some different sides to him in this adventure. Expect some shocks and a couple more signature plot twists that Doctor Who is becoming famous for, and you have a thoroughly enjoyable 45 minutes, made more enjoyable by the fantastic guest cast. If there is anything negative that could be said about the story, it would be the final scene, which, without giving too much away, feels all too similar to the penultimate scene from 6.2: Day of the Moon. Rating: 8/10 < /strong> Five things to look out for... 1) The tiniest scratch could mean death. 2) The brief return of the mysterious eye patch lady. 3) Shiny treasure isn't always rewarding. 4) I'm a _____. I can teach you how to save me! 5) Positive / Negative? [Source: Doctor Who Online] | ||
| Doctor Who complete reviews: Father's Day - Shadowlocked (blog) Posted: 05 May 2011 10:23 PM PDT
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| Karen Gillan headbutted while filming Doctor Who - Monsters and Critics.com Posted: 05 May 2011 09:36 PM PDT
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| Time Shift for Gaiman's Episode! Posted: 05 May 2011 08:55 PM PDT The BBC have confirmed a schedule change for Doctor Who in light of poor overall Saturday evening audience figures in which the show has been an unfortunate tent pole for lower performing atrocities. Depending on how you might feel about the 6pm air time, you might see this news as the BBC admitting that the new time might be a reaction against blows from ratings nerds and scar(y)mongering Mail articles. However this really shoudl be seen as a show of faith. From Neil Gaimans' , The Doctor's Wife, the series moves forward to 6:30 pm, switching places with the insipid So You Think You Can Dance Live and sparing UK audience from catching the end of the mind bogglingly awful Don't Scare the Hare (where was the Daily Mail article on that?) which has been cast to the Pre-Evening News Slot of the Damned. Unsurprisingly the move is seen as a vote of confidence in the show which is the only programme in the Saturday Night Lineup to have achieved strong ratings: The Impossible Astronaut took a 43.3% share of the overall telly viewing public while Day of the Moon took an equally impressive 30.5%. In an exclusive chat to Digital Spy Dan McGolpin, Head of Planning and Scheduling for BBC One, planned and scheduled this:
Doctor Who continues with The Curse of the Black Spot Saturday at 18:15 on BBC 1. | ||
| Arthur Darvill: from Doctor Who to Doctor Faustus Posted: 05 May 2011 08:22 PM PDT    The Shakespeare's Globe have announced casting for their forthcoming play, Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus; the titular role will be played by Paul Hilton (whose television credits include Silk), with the evil spirit Mephistopheles that 'serves' him in the story to be played by Arthur Darvill - the actor is, of course, currently starring in Doctor Who as TARDIS traveller Rory Williams. The press release reports: Arthur Darvill, who is best known for his role as the Doctor's current companion Rory in BBC's Doctor Who, will play Mephistopheles in Shakespeare's Globe's first production of Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus. Paul Hilton, who was recently seen in the BBC drama Silk, will play the title role of the scholar who makes a pact with the devil in exchange for knowledge. The production will run from 18 June to 2 October and is directed by Matthew Dunster and designed by Paul Wills. They will both collaborate with Puppetry Director Steve Tiplady, former Artistic Director of Little Angel Theatre Company, to transform the Globe in to an arena of wild spectacle with larger than life puppets and illusion. Huge flying dragons and horned stilt walkers will help to bring this dark fantastical world to life. Doctor Faustus is one of the greatest tragedies in English before Shakespeare, and is being staged for the first time at the current Globe. Restless for knowledge and power, Faustus forsakes scholarship and makes a pact with the Devil: In exchange for giving his soul to the Devil after death, the evil spirit Mephistopheles will serve him for 24 years, providing him with magic and knowledge beyond his wildest dreams. Arthur Darvill's television credits include Doctor Who, Little Dorrit for the BBC and He Kills Coppers on ITV. He was nominated for Best Newcomer at the Evening Standard Awards in 2007 for his role as Rex in Swimming with Sharks (Vaudeville), his other theatre credits include Tierre Haute (Trafalgar Studios) and Stacy (Arcola). Arthur is a musician and composer and has collaborated with playwright Ché Walker in writing songs for The Frontline (Shakespeare's Globe) and Been So Long (Young Vic/UK Tour). Paul Hilton television credits include Silk for the BBC. He previously appeared in Shakespeare's Globe's production of As You Like It in 1998. Other theatre includes Rosmersholm (Almeida), In Celebration (Duke of York's), The Wild Duck (Donmar), Morning Becomes Electra and Three Sisters (National Theatre). Matthew Dunster's previous work at Shakespeare's Globe includes Troilus and Cressida in 2009 and Ché Walker's The Frontline in 2008 and 2009. Other credits include Mogadishu (Lyric Hammersmith/UK Tour), The Maddening Rain (Old Red Lion), Love the Sinner (National Theatre) and You Can See The Hills (Royal Exchange and Young Vic). As mentioned above, the play runs from 18th June through to 2nd October 2011. For more details on the production, see the Shakespeare's Globe website. (with thanks to West End Theatre, Erisi) | ||
| Posted: 05 May 2011 08:06 PM PDT There's something a'stiring in the murky waters. There be something out there taken men from the good ship Fancy. An accursed…oh forget it… I can't do it. I even tried to go method I'm writing this in the bath while wearing a tri-corner hat and I contracted scurvy and for what? Well so that BBC America viewers could get a taste of the prequel to this weeks episode The Curse of the Black Spot. Join Captain Avery (Hugh Bonneville) as he pens a warning for history! See the empty decks of the Fancy! Her what sounds like the soothing sounds of a siren call! If that seems a little too spoilery then there's always a fluffy piece of nothing from the just released Doctor Who Insider episode 2 where Karen Gillan shares her insight into being shot and lying in a body bag. Apparently one's fun and the other isn't. Try to guess which one! I think you'll be pleasantly surprise… | ||
| Posted: 05 May 2011 07:51 PM PDT In further Kasterborous-related news, we simply must remind you that tomorrow, Saturday, May 7th, Christian Cawley will be signing copies of Ultimate Regeneration, the first Kasterborous book which features a collection of reviews, articles and a commentary on the return of Doctor Who spanning the episodes Rose through to The End of Time, Part Two. If you weren't already aware, Ultimate Regeneration features contributions from Anthony Dry, Brian A Terranova, Simon Mills, Thomas Willam Spychalski, Gareth Kavanagh and others, and features essays, articles, reviews and interviews covering 5 years of Kasterborous.com. Some of these you will have seen before, while others are new. Taking place at the smashing Who-ray! shop in Stockton-on-Tees in the North East between 1 pm and 5 pm, the signing will see copies of Ultimate Regeneration available for just £9.99 and give fans the chance to meet up and chat, as well as ask me questions about the book! You can find Who-ray! at 7 Silver Street, Stockton-on-Tees, TS18 1SX. If you can't make it to the signing (and I'm really looking forward to meeting you!) the book is now available to buy right here on Kasterborous for £14.99 in the UK (with and additional £2.99 p+p) and $24.99 (plus $6.99 p+p) for overseas buyers. Otherwise, I hope to see you there! 7 Silver Street Stockton-on-Tees TS18 1SX UNITED KINGDOM | ||
| 'Doctor Who' Q&A: Episode 3 Preview - Digital Spy (blog) Posted: 05 May 2011 07:32 PM PDT
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| Posted: 05 May 2011 06:59 PM PDT Later than intended, it's time for the latest Kasterborous PodKast (with a K)! This week, Brian A Terranova and Christian Cawley discuss Day of the Moon and some of the remarkable implications of the episode, as well as looking forward to The Curse of the Black Spot! Sadly, this podKast isn't as topical as we would have liked; a couple of things have changed since Monday when we recorded, but due to some emergency issues here at K Towers, we've been prevented from bring you this weeks chat until now. Hopefully we'll be a little more prompt with next week's offering! As ever, the convenient player above isn't the only way to listen to the Kasterborous podKast here – it is also available via direct download, from iTunes or by subscribing to the RSS feed.
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| 'Doctor Who: Day of the Moon' - your verdict - Digital Spy (blog) Posted: 05 May 2011 06:55 PM PDT
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| Sylvester McCoy interview: Doctor Who, Tiswas, fire, The Minister Of Chance ... - Den Of Geek Posted: 05 May 2011 05:52 PM PDT
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The BBC has released some more new Doctor Who images for The Curse of the Black Spot. This batch features the Siren (played by Lily Cole) and she is literally seeing red.
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TARDIS Cam No 4 – Another vignette from the old BBCi website which will be viewed once and once only.
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