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- TV REVIEW: 'Doctor Who: The Curse of the Black Spot' - The Flickcast
- Mr. Gaiman Tells His Story
- Angels in the Shadows!
- Gaiman Introduces The Doctor’s Wife
- The Shadow Line: atmospheric and compelling - The Yorker
- Character to release winning Blue Peter TARDIS console
- 'Doctor Who' Preview: A 'Today' Show Cameo, New Clips, And Neil Gaiman! - MTV.com
- More Doctor's Wife Trailers!
- Hand of Fear - Ratings
- Doctor Who: The Doctor's Wife spoiler-free review - Den Of Geek
- Read the 'Chronicles' of a teen cartoonist - USA Today
- Doctor Who's Day Roundup: Matt Smith Teases River Song Relationship - Anglophenia (blog)
- The Doctor’s Wife BTS & New Clip
- David Tennant and Catherine Tate interview for 'Much Ado About Nothing - Telegraph.co.uk
- Etls, Miller tops in 4-person scramble - Journal-Advocate
- Matt Smith tries his hand at The Mazes of Time!
- Review: The Companion Chronicles: The Sentinels of the New Dawn - CD
- Blue Peter's Design a TARDIS Console competition
- Review: The Lost Stories: Thin Ice - CD
- Elbow Patch Alert! Get Doctor's Who's Official Jacket - UGO
- The Meadow House Hospice donation address
- DOCTOR WHO 6.03 'The Curse of the Black Spot' - Crave Online
- Review: Heroes of Sontar - CD
- The Doctor’s Wife Special on Blue Peter
- You'll never guess who's in The Avengers, Doctor Who, Torchwood, Hunger Games ... - io9
- The Doctor's Wife Gallery
- Elisabeth Sladen donations
- Angels in the Shadows - Doctor Who TV (blog)
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- Angels in the Shadows
- The Five Companions
- Doctor Who: Podshock Live Show Reviewing 'The Curse of the Black Spot' and 'The Doctor's Wife' Scheduled for Sunday, May 15
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- Doctor Who: Mannequin Mania DVD Box Set review - Den Of Geek
- Blue Peter
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| Official replica of the Doctor's jacket to be released Posted: 10 May 2011 12:43 PM PDT Fans who have always wanted to know what it feels like to be the Doctor might now just be one step closer to finally achieving their lifelong dream… Such fans will be pleased to hear that a licensed replica of the Eleventh Doctor's jacket is to be released later in the year, but, as you can [...] | ||
| Modern-Day Sherlock Holmes Debuts On TV One - Voxy Posted: 10 May 2011 12:40 PM PDT
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| Doctor Who Series 6, Episode 3 - The Curse of the Black Spot: A Review - Collective Review Posted: 10 May 2011 12:34 PM PDT
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| New Fright Night Image of David Tennant as Peter Vincent! - Comic Book Movie Posted: 10 May 2011 12:12 PM PDT
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| Things Heat Up in New Fright Night Images - Dread Central Posted: 10 May 2011 12:09 PM PDT
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| Doctor Who Does Horror: First Official Pic Of David Tennant In Fright Night - Cinema Blend Posted: 10 May 2011 11:45 AM PDT
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| Photo: Peter Vincent Works His Mojo in This Fright Night Pic - ShockTillYouDrop.com Posted: 10 May 2011 10:35 AM PDT
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| Neil Gaiman introduces The Doctor's Wife… Posted: 10 May 2011 08:35 AM PDT The official site has revealed the video introduction for this week's episode, The Doctor's Wife, featuring words from its writer, Neil Gaiman! The episode airs on Saturday and will see the Doctor "off on a mission of mercy", as Neil describes it, when he receives a distress signal from an old friend which takes him [...] | ||
| TV REVIEW: 'Doctor Who: The Curse of the Black Spot' - The Flickcast Posted: 10 May 2011 08:20 AM PDT
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| Posted: 10 May 2011 08:15 AM PDT Sit down children, we're going to hear a story from a very special teller. He's come from another universe – one filled with gods, parents with buttons for eyes and a wild haired man claiming to be Dream – to play in ours. He's got secrets to share, heads to spin and all manner of delightful things. For Mr. Neil Gaiman is going to tell us all: how he created The Doctor's Wife. It starts with a tale of two gentleman, one, a Mr Moffat, about to take on the mantle of Doctor Who boss (but keeping it to himself) and another, our Mr Gaiman, meeting each other with secrets that both want to share but don't want to spoil:
But all those words needed an engine, a catalyst to make both men proud and Mr Gaiman, being a canny fellow, knew to look no futher than the past:
But events conspired and the episode was shifted along by the mundanity of money, only to be revived later on, when pockets weren't so heavily guarded:
Not all concern was for finance, as there was a greater story to tell, so Mr Gaiman set about his episode with clean pair of scissors and a new mandate: everybody's happy!
But there's more to hear and all of it worthy – head to Den of Geek to learn more! | ||
| Posted: 10 May 2011 07:54 AM PDT Do you have an iPhone, iPad or some such? Because if you do then you may want to check out the Kasterborous guide to the very best Doctor Who apps that you can buy right now. One such app, The Mazes of Time (available now) has had a recent update released for even more fun f you've completed the game or not. The content is an in game purchase called Angels in the Shadows and is available for just 59p (or $1 for those of you that are Stateside). The new series of levels involves trials and tribulations for the TARDIS team as they take on the weeping angels. The pack also contains a level creator. With this special editor you will be able to change existing stages or create new ones that you can then go and share with your friends over a Wi-Fi connection. The original game, The Mazes of Time, already featured over one hundred puzzles to keep users going so this little extra purchase should push the games longevity that little bit further. The games itself has received some positive reviews and is well worth checking out the app store for (if you're the owner of one of the aforementioned Apple products). Find out more by visiting your app store on your Apple device. | ||
| Gaiman Introduces The Doctor’s Wife Posted: 10 May 2011 05:59 AM PDT Neil Gaiman introduces The Doctor's Wife: "If you've wondered about the marital status of the Doctor, this may actually explain it for you."
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| The Shadow Line: atmospheric and compelling - The Yorker Posted: 10 May 2011 05:58 AM PDT
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| Character to release winning Blue Peter TARDIS console Posted: 10 May 2011 05:41 AM PDT  As reported this morning, the latest edition of Blue Peter broadcast today featured an item on the winning design in their "Design a TARDIS console competition".Presenter Helen Skelton introduced the item, in which she accompanied the winner Susannah Leah to the Doctor Who studios in Cardiff to meet production designer Michael Pickwoad, who realised her design into a practical prop. A week later the two were then able to travel to the filming location itself in order to see the completed console in action; Susannah got to see part of the shoot, and was also able to meet the Doctor himself, Matt Smith!    The show has also exclusively announced that Susannah's TARDIS console design is to be released by Character as part of their tie-in Doctor Who figure range. Named the "Junk TARDIS Console Playset", it is expected to be released later in the year.    This edition of Blue Peter is available to watch in the UK on the BBC iplayer for the next seven days (the Doctor Who section can be found from 12:46). There is also an exclusive behind-the-scenes video to accompany the feature, which may be watched on the Blue Peter website. | ||
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| Posted: 10 May 2011 04:25 AM PDT Things are about to get crazy (or perhaps that should be "crazier") in the current series of Doctor Who with The Doctor's Wife, the much-anticipated episode by Neil Gaiman which guest stars Suranne Jones. We've pulled together a collection of trailers that you might not have seen to accompany the gallery we brought you earlier today, so watch out for Matt Smith at his best as the Doctor, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill petrified and trapped in the TARDIS as Amy and Rory and Suranne Jones biting the Doctor as Idris! Michael Sheen also appears in the episode, as House (not the Hugh Laurie character). First up, we have the slightly different BBC America trailer… Then things get weird with the official BBC previews: Blimey. As a rarely recalled Doctor Who website might have described it, TARDIS-tastic! | ||
| Posted: 10 May 2011 03:57 AM PDT  Monday's showing of the Fourth Doctor story, The Hand of Fear, on BBC Four, has 203,000 watching part one, with 276,000 watching part two, according to unofficial overnight figures.The show, which is being broadcast as a tribute to Elisabeth Sladen, had a 0.94% share of the total audience for part one, rising to 1.19% for part two. Against Doctor Who, Total Wipeout on BBC Three had 252,000 watching, Zac Efron: The Hot Desk on ITV2 had 65,000, Friends on E4 had 168,000 and The Simpsons on Sky One had 496,000 viewers. The episodes are not available on the iPlayer due to rights issues. The last Doctor Who story to be broadcast on BBC Four was The Daleks, shown in April 2008, in tribute to former producer Verity Lambert, which had around 110,000 watching each episode during the week, more for the weekend episodes. A facebook group called Get BBC Four to show More Classic Doctor Who has been set up. | ||
| Doctor Who: The Doctor's Wife spoiler-free review - Den Of Geek Posted: 10 May 2011 03:46 AM PDT
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| Read the 'Chronicles' of a teen cartoonist - USA Today Posted: 10 May 2011 03:38 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who's Day Roundup: Matt Smith Teases River Song Relationship - Anglophenia (blog) Posted: 10 May 2011 03:38 AM PDT
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| The Doctor’s Wife BTS & New Clip Posted: 10 May 2011 03:30 AM PDT If you missed it earlier, here is The Doctor's Wife segment from today's edition of Blue Peter. It contains a behind the scenes look at the the competition winning TARDIS plus a new clip from the episode at the end. See it in the video below.
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| David Tennant and Catherine Tate interview for 'Much Ado About Nothing - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 10 May 2011 03:27 AM PDT
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| Etls, Miller tops in 4-person scramble - Journal-Advocate Posted: 10 May 2011 03:08 AM PDT
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| Matt Smith tries his hand at The Mazes of Time! Posted: 10 May 2011 02:42 AM PDT BBC Worldwide's YouTube channel has a great new video of Matt Smith releasing his inner fanboy during a game of The Mazes of Time! The game – which was released for the iPod, iPad and iPhone last Christmas – has recently added an 'Angels in the Shadows' content pack, as well as a new Level [...] | ||
| Review: The Companion Chronicles: The Sentinels of the New Dawn - CD Posted: 10 May 2011 01:53 AM PDT Manufacturer: Big Finish Productions Written By: Paul Finch RRP: &ound;8.99 Release Date: 30th April 2011
Reviewed by: Matthew Davis for Doctor Who Online Review Posted: 10th May 2011 The Companion Chronicles have become of late, spring boards for new series such as Jago and Litefoot, or a way to explore concepts only hinted at in previous audios. The Sentinels of the New Dawn is one of these. Conceived as a prequel to the Sixth Doctor lost story Leviathan, it's written by the same writer Brian Finch, using the opportunity to flesh ideas hinted at in Leviathan and offering the tantalising possibility of further stories to come. The story has Liz Shaw; now back at Cambridge, finding herself caught up in a colleague’s time travelling experiments. Concerned about the potential effect this could have, she calls her old friend the Doctor to have a look for himself. After an accident in the midst of testing her colleague’s machine, the Doctor and Liz are transported to the year 2014, and find themselves guests of the enigmatic Richard Beauregard, the head of a strange and rather sinister political movement called New Dawn. As the ugly truths of New Dawn’s practices are discovered by Liz and the Doctor, they begin to be hunted down by New Dawn’s devoted followers and something far more terrifying... For an audio intending to expand on ideas touched upon in a previous story, The Sentinels of the New Dawn is a rather 'by the numbers' affair. It does a terrific job of authentically recreating a Third Doctor story with an earth bound adventure filled with numerous chase sequences, Venusian aikido and the Doctor flying a helicopter, but it feels too standard for the Companion Chronicles which have become a great forum to further explore the ideas raised in Doctor Who. But that is not to say it is a bad story. It is thoroughly engaging and Caroline John gives a marvellous delivery, with great interaction from Duncan Wibsey playing the various supporting characters. There are some lovely moments such as Liz expressing her regret at leaving the Doctor so soon, though it sadly only comes from hindsight. Exploring this idea more dramatically and allowing the Doctor’s own opinion of Liz’s departure to be heard would have been a rather interesting idea to explore, something very much in keeping with the Chronicles themselves. In the end, the play shows itself to be a set up for a greater plot arc in future releases, a bit too readily. Although there are enough ideas in this story to entice listeners to hear more about the New Dawn, this Companion Chronicle, although enjoyable, comes across as merely the stepping stone for something far more intriguing.
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| Blue Peter's Design a TARDIS Console competition Posted: 10 May 2011 01:46 AM PDT Back in October 2009, Blue Peter launched their 'Design a TARDIS Console' competition, which was won by Susannah Leah. Her winning design will be featured in The Doctor's Wife on Saturday, and on this afternoon's Blue Peter, she goes backstage during filming to see her design come to life. Tune in at 4:30pm on BBC One [...] | ||
| Review: The Lost Stories: Thin Ice - CD Posted: 10 May 2011 01:33 AM PDT Manufacturer: Big Finish Productions Written By: Marc Platt RRP: &ound;14.99 Release Date: 30th April 2011
Reviewed by: Matthew Davis for Doctor Who Online Review Posted: 10th May 2011 When the closing credits of Survival rolled in 1989, no one watching knew that Doctor Who would not return for a good long while. Production on what would have been season 27 had been suspended leaving potential future storylines for the Seventh Doctor and Ace in limbo. After the very successful first Lost Stories season featuring the Sixth Doctor, Big Finish have brought to life the missing Season 27, giving us an incredibly fascinating insight into where the show would have gone if it had not been taken off the air. The first of these stories is Thin Ice, known popularly as Ice Time in fan lore. It is Russia in 1967. The Cold War is raging and the Russians are hoping to gain an advantage with the retro engineering of captured Alien Technology but not just any alien tech. This is the ancient horde of a Martian war lord and his devoted followers want it back. Meanwhile the Doctor and Ace arrive and in the midst of getting entangled in the various powers wanting this technological prize, Ace begins to suspect that the Doctor once again knows more than he is letting on. It is no secret that the returning monsters in this story are the Ice Warriors, who have become something of a favourite recurring foe in the recent audios. But that isn’t a bad thing, due to the vocal mastery of Nicholas Briggs who brings real, dare I say it, humanity to the reptilian warriors. The appropriately named Hhessh is a fantastic character, speaking one line in particular that had this reviewer stifling laughter on public transport. Various supporting Ice Warriors as well as a number of key supporting parts are played very well by veteran Nigel Lambert. Sylvester McCoy is in fine form, accurately recreating the rather secretive seventh Doctor from his time on the show and Sophie Aldred slips back into a younger Ace with such ease that is completely believable. The supporting characters are equally well drawn with special mention going to Ricky Groves who makes a convincing Harry Palmer/James Bond turn as Markus Creevy. Beth Chalmers, who will have a greater part to play in the upcoming season, is brilliant in a play in which everyone has a moment to shine. Writer Marc Platt has done something quite remarkable with Thin Ice, in that he creates the feel of a McCoy era television story on audio so convincingly you can see it in your head... most of the time. However little touches such as the biker gang with Ice Warrior helmets recall the Cyber Henchmen from Silver Nemesis; visual ideas so baffling they could only work on television, which is one of the weaker points of the audio in that a lot of visual ideas fall a bit flat in the audio medium. All in all, Thin Ice is a rather fun and exciting way to kick off this season of Lost Stories, with some rather unexpectedly dark moments and little hints of the stories to come. If Season 27 had seen the light of day on television, this story would’ve given Doctor Who a strong direction in the nineties.
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| Elbow Patch Alert! Get Doctor's Who's Official Jacket - UGO Posted: 10 May 2011 01:27 AM PDT
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| The Meadow House Hospice donation address Posted: 10 May 2011 01:26 AM PDT Elisabeth Sladen's family have requested that donations in her memory are sent to the The Meadow House Hospice. The hospice provides NHS services in the Ealing, Brent and Harrow areas of London, and, if it weren't for the continuing donations from the public, they would no longer be able to provide the highest standards of health [...] | ||
| DOCTOR WHO 6.03 'The Curse of the Black Spot' - Crave Online Posted: 10 May 2011 01:18 AM PDT
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| Posted: 10 May 2011 01:15 AM PDT Manufacturer: Big Finish Productions Written By: Alan Barnes RRP: &ound;14.99 Release Date: 30th April 2011
Reviewed by: Matthew Davis for Doctor Who Online Review Posted: 10th May 2011 Since Big Finish began producing audio adventures for our favourite Time Lord over a decade ago, they have brought back many of the classic and more obscure monsters from the television series, yet, Heroes of Sontar marks the first time the company have used the Sontarans. Quite why it has taken so long to bring these clone soldiers to audio is baffling considering how much fun this story turns out to be. Heroes of Sontar is the first instalment of the second series of adventures for the Fifth Doctor, Turlough, Tegan and Nyssa, and focuses on a platoon of seven Sontaran troopers being deployed to the Planet Samur; a peaceful haven conquered by the armies of Sontar twenty years earlier. These soldiers have been given sealed orders for a secret mission, sending them into the furthest reaches of Rutan space. Unknown to the Sontarans, the Doctor and his companions have arrived on Sumar too, looking for some rest after Tegan’s latest encounter with the Mara. Eventually, after crash landings and getting separated the travellers and the Sontarans are thrown together, for there is something ancient and deadly hunting in the dark. Let us begin with the stars of the audio, the Sontarans. These are the Sontarans of the classic series. You can hear in the pitch perfect voices the echo of the late Kevin Lindsay as Linx and Styre from adventures gone by. It is thoroughly authentic and one of the great pleasures of this release. What strikes you listening to this play is its rather light approach. The seven Sontarans have very different personalities but all are by the book soldiers and just a little bit thick. Writer Alan Barnes has made no secret that these are the Dad’s Army of the Sontaran Empire and he is not joking. They are all very individual characters with their own quirks, strengths and failings, whether it is Seargant Mezz, an officer driven exclusively by protocol or the incredibly doom laden thoughts of the subtly brilliant character Trooper Jorr. Some listeners may have an issue with the humorous tone of the story, but it is a clever plot device as it becomes quite clear as the story unfolds, there is a much darker reason as to why these Sontarans are so utterly useless. These are Sontarans that we, dare I say it, care about and it is all the richer for it. The performances are all very good indeed. Peter Davison excels as always and Sarah Sutton, as the older Nyssa is wonderful, but a special mention must go to Derek Carlyle who puts in a very touching performance as Trooper Vend. If anything negative can be said about this play is that some of the humour doesn’t quite work. Tegan’s acerbic put downs to the Sontarans become a bit annoying and Turlough has moments of cowardice that seem at odds even with his cowardly personality. The mysterious antagonists could have done with a bit more back story but what we are given is enough to make them work as rather chilling villains. With excellent direction by Ken Bentley and a superb musical score by Jamie Robertson, Heroes of Sontar is a highly recommended debut for the Sontarans at Big Finish and a strong start to the new Fifth Doctor season.
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| The Doctor’s Wife Special on Blue Peter Posted: 10 May 2011 12:44 AM PDT | ||
| You'll never guess who's in The Avengers, Doctor Who, Torchwood, Hunger Games ... - io9 Posted: 10 May 2011 12:01 AM PDT
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| Posted: 09 May 2011 09:16 PM PDT Vampires? TARDISes? Or just utter madness from Neil Gaiman? The rumours continue to fly around but The Doctor's Wife looks utterly compelling, particularly based on the photos below… This week, the Doctor receives a distress signal from an old friend. Could there really be another living Time Lord out there? Hopes raised, he follows the signal to a junkyard planet sitting upon a mysterious asteroid in a Bubble universe, populated by a very strange family, as the time-travelling drama continues. Get ready for a gallery of weirdness below, with thanks to the BBC: [nggallery id=60] (Thumbnails currently not working, so please click the "slideshow" link above) The Doctor, Amy and Rory are given the warmest of welcomes by Auntie, Uncle and Nephew. But the beautiful and insane Idris greets them in a more unusual fashion – what is she trying to tell the Doctor? As the Doctor investigates, he unwittingly puts his friends in the gravest danger. As usual, the Doctor is played by Matt Smith, Amy by Karen Gillan, Rory by Arthur Darvill and guest star Suranne Jones plays Idris; Jones previously played the Mona Lisa in The Sarah Jane Adventures..
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| Posted: 09 May 2011 09:02 PM PDT  Doctor Who Magazine have passed on details on where people who wish to make a donation in memory of Elisabeth Sladen should send to; her family have nominated the hospice that cared for her: | ||
| Angels in the Shadows - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 09 May 2011 08:15 PM PDT
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| Behind-The-Scenes Video: Daisy Lowe For Braun - LOOK Posted: 09 May 2011 08:08 PM PDT
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| Posted: 09 May 2011 07:51 PM PDT On May 12th, something of an event in the Doctor Who world will be taken place at Big Finish headquarters-a plethora of Doctor Who regulars will be gathering together to record this year's special subscription release The Five Companions. Not only will Peter Davison and Sarah Sutton be there as the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa there will also be William Russell, Peter Purves, Jean Marsh and Anneke Wills reprising their roles as (respectively) Ian, Steven, Sara and Polly. Whilst you're digesting that add into the mix the Daleks and the Sontarans and you've got one hell of a story! The story, written by Eddie Robson, will see the Doctor come face to face with a fair few people from his past and sparks are bound to fly. In what will surely be a tender and emotional piece, this will mark the first occasion where all these companions and this particular Doctor have been grouped together and it's sure to make quite an impact. The cover is now available to view at Big Finish's website and it's quite a sight to see. This release, like 2010's The Four Doctors, will be free to Big Finish subscribers whose subscription includes the December 2011 release. However those that decide to take out a subscription after this particular release will be able to choose the story as their free CD. Head over to www.bigfinish.com to find out more. | ||
| Posted: 09 May 2011 07:33 PM PDT Doctor Who: Podshock will be once again be taking to the net this Sunday, 15 May 2011 for a live-over-the-net show reviewing the third and fourth episodes of the new series,The Curse of the Black Spot and The Doctor's Wife separately.
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| Will the iPad 2 Change the Way We Watch Film and TV at Home? - CINEMASPY.COM Posted: 09 May 2011 06:43 PM PDT
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| Neil Gaiman Discusses His 'Doctor Who' Episode - Gather.com Posted: 09 May 2011 06:23 PM PDT
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| Doctor Who: Mannequin Mania DVD Box Set review - Den Of Geek Posted: 09 May 2011 06:00 PM PDT
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| Posted: 09 May 2011 06:00 PM PDT Back in 2009, BBC's Blue Peter launched a competition for its viewers to create a new TARDIS console to feature in an episode of Doctor Who.The finalists were announced in 2010, with Susannah Leah in the 11-12 category being the overall winner with her design below:  Today's programme will follow up on what happened next with the design: What's the Tardis doing on the show? Thousands of viewers took part in the programme's competition to design a fresh version of the craft's central console. Now, Susannah Leah gets to see her winning console made into reality by the Doctor Who designers. Susannah's version has not only been installed in the Tardis, it also gets a starring role in next Saturday's episode. Blue Peter is on BBC1/BBC1HD at 4:30pm. (with thanks to Neil Gaiman) | ||
| Neil Gaiman interview: all about writing Doctor Who - Den Of Geek Posted: 09 May 2011 05:36 PM PDT
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| What Awaits Beneath the Ice? 'Doctor Who: The Seeds of Doom' - PopMatters Posted: 09 May 2011 05:00 PM PDT
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| NBC Today Show's Meredith Vieira Visits Doctor Who [VIDEO] Posted: 09 May 2011 04:19 PM PDT  In this (Flash) video segment, Meredith Vieira of NBC's Today show paid a visit to the set of Doctor Who. In the process, she encounters Matt Smith and Alex Kingston in addition to landing a guest part in the series. Warning: Report may contain spoilers. |
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