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- Sherlock triumphs on TV Bafta night - Leigh Today
- MrBlueSky's fancast for Dylan Dog: Nightmare Investigator - Comic Book Movie
- New faces - BBC News
- Downton Abbey was snubbed at the Baftas last night – beaten by The Only Way is ... - Mirror.co.uk
- UPPERCRUST drama Downton Abbey was snubbed at last night's Baftas – beaten by ... - Mirror.co.uk
- Shuttup! The only hooray is Essex - The Sun
- Has 'Sherlock' Star Benedict Cumberbatch Joined 'The Hobbit'? - Geeks of Doom
- Dr Who and Sherlock in Bafta battle - Horncastle Today
- Sherlock Wins Best Drama Gong At TV Baftas - Sky News
- Torchwood: Miracle Day Trailer - Inside Pulse
- Bafta TV Awards 2011 - The Arts Desk
- Holmes and Watson double winners at Baftas - The Independent
- Doc and Sherlock get shock - The Sun
- Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - This is Total Essex
- Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Leicester Mercury
- Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Walsall Advertiser
- Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Buxton Advertiser
- Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - www.thisissurreytoday.co.uk
- Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - thisislichfield.co.uk
- Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Retford Today
- Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Cumbernauld News
- Danish "The Killing" takes Bafta international honors - Reuters
- Doctor Who: Weird and Wonderful
- Torchwood trailer premieres on Access Hollywood!
- Doctor Who Episode 6.5 Review: A Tale of Two Doctors and a New Race - BuzzFocus.com
- The Almost People – new images and previews!
- Chilly thriller is a pale shadow of 'The Wire' - Telegraph.co.uk
- Well, at least Steven didn't leave empty handed…
- Sherlock Vs The Doctor: The BAFTA-ning
- Success for Steven Moffat's Sherlock at the BAFTAs
- Steven Moffat triumphs at BAFTA
- 'Torchwood: Miracle Day' new full trailer here - Examiner.com
- Live Coverage of the BAFTA TV Awards: Follow @Anglophenia on Twitter - Anglophenia (blog)
- Share This Story - Popzara
- The Doctor's Jacket
- Official site's new hidden message… interrupted?
- Writers We Want For Doctor Who
- Adios, Fast-Track
- Miracle Day's Australian premiere date confirmed
- ‘The Doctor's Wife' – final ratings released
- Doctor Who Season 6: 5 Questions About “The Rebel Flesh” - Comic Book Resources
- BBC America to delay Series 6 for Memorial Day
- US Torchwood Miracle Day Trailer.
- ‘The Rebel Flesh' – ratings and reviews round up
- Torchwood: Miracle Day US Trailer
- Superman Meets the Doctor
- The Doctor's Wife - Final Ratings
- Doctor Who and Sherlock Holmes in BAFTA head-to-head - DigitalJournal.com
- Follow DWO on Twitter and Facebook!
- 6.5: The Rebel Flesh - Overnight Viewing Figures
| Sherlock triumphs on TV Bafta night - Leigh Today Posted: 22 May 2011 02:35 PM PDT
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| MrBlueSky's fancast for Dylan Dog: Nightmare Investigator - Comic Book Movie Posted: 22 May 2011 02:27 PM PDT
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| Downton Abbey was snubbed at the Baftas last night – beaten by The Only Way is ... - Mirror.co.uk Posted: 22 May 2011 02:18 PM PDT
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| Shuttup! The only hooray is Essex - The Sun Posted: 22 May 2011 01:51 PM PDT
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| Has 'Sherlock' Star Benedict Cumberbatch Joined 'The Hobbit'? - Geeks of Doom Posted: 22 May 2011 01:44 PM PDT
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| Dr Who and Sherlock in Bafta battle - Horncastle Today Posted: 22 May 2011 01:37 PM PDT
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| Sherlock Wins Best Drama Gong At TV Baftas - Sky News Posted: 22 May 2011 12:41 PM PDT
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| Torchwood: Miracle Day Trailer - Inside Pulse Posted: 22 May 2011 12:10 PM PDT
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| Bafta TV Awards 2011 - The Arts Desk Posted: 22 May 2011 12:01 PM PDT
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| Holmes and Watson double winners at Baftas - The Independent Posted: 22 May 2011 11:55 AM PDT
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| Doc and Sherlock get shock - The Sun Posted: 22 May 2011 11:40 AM PDT
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| Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - This is Total Essex Posted: 22 May 2011 11:35 AM PDT
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| Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Leicester Mercury Posted: 22 May 2011 11:32 AM PDT
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| Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Walsall Advertiser Posted: 22 May 2011 11:32 AM PDT
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| Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Buxton Advertiser Posted: 22 May 2011 11:32 AM PDT
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| Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - www.thisissurreytoday.co.uk Posted: 22 May 2011 11:30 AM PDT
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| Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - thisislichfield.co.uk Posted: 22 May 2011 11:28 AM PDT
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| Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Retford Today Posted: 22 May 2011 10:45 AM PDT
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| Fury over Dr Who jacket switch - Cumbernauld News Posted: 22 May 2011 10:45 AM PDT
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| Danish "The Killing" takes Bafta international honors - Reuters Posted: 22 May 2011 10:01 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who: Weird and Wonderful Posted: 22 May 2011 09:45 AM PDT Weird and Wonderful is our look at the some of the other Doctor Who bits and bobs around the web that caught our attention over the last week or so. This week: Mr Men Who, Rory's death vids, Mrs Dalek, Who's the boss and more collectables. Mr Men WhoAll 11 Doctor's in the style of Mr Men characters.
Via Buzzfeed
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| Torchwood trailer premieres on Access Hollywood! Posted: 22 May 2011 09:33 AM PDT Access Hollywood have premiered a full-length trailer for Torchwood: Miracle Day, treating us to our first official glimpse of what's to come in the new series! The preview features a host of new clips of Jack and Gwen in action, and we also get to see footage of some of the new characters we'll meet in [...] | ||
| Doctor Who Episode 6.5 Review: A Tale of Two Doctors and a New Race - BuzzFocus.com Posted: 22 May 2011 09:12 AM PDT
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| The Almost People – new images and previews! Posted: 22 May 2011 09:10 AM PDT Doctor Who continues next weekend with the premiere of the penultimate (already!?) episode of the spring series, The Almost People! In part two of Matthew Graham's doppel-parter, the solar storm is raging as Jennifer – a Ganger driven mad by the memories of being "decommissioned" – seeks revenge. Can the Doctor convince the factory [...] | ||
| Chilly thriller is a pale shadow of 'The Wire' - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 22 May 2011 08:58 AM PDT
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| Well, at least Steven didn't leave empty handed… Posted: 22 May 2011 08:48 AM PDT The BAFTA Awards took place in London earlier tonight, but unfortunately Matt Smith was beaten to the 'Leading Actor' title by Daniel Rigby (Eric and Ernie). Although it was a disappointing result for Doctor Who fans, for Steven Moffat it was still a night of success, as Sherlock (the other show he works on when he [...] | ||
| Sherlock Vs The Doctor: The BAFTA-ning Posted: 22 May 2011 08:29 AM PDT So the great battle between two genre heavy weights for the converted prize of being Lord Moffat's most garlanded show resulted in a nifty one-two combo by the upstart Sherlock- however, neither of its stars picked up the BAFTA for Best Actor Sherlock was too sharp of mind and fleet of foot leaving Doctor Who empty handed as it picked up Best Drama Series, beating the likes of Downton Abbey and last years winner Misfits, and the Best Supporting Actor nod for Martin Freeman, for his portrayal of Dr. John Watson. However both Matt Smith and Benedict Cumberbatch lost out to Daniel Rigby for his portrayal of Eric Morecambe in the Victoria Wood scripted Eric and Ernie. Speaking to The Guardian after the event Cumberbatch was understandably jubilant with a win for the modern reimagining of Arthur Conan Doyle's world famous sleuth:
Picking up the Best Drama Series award Co-creator/writer Mark Gatiss (Victory of the Daleks), who saw the win on the 152nd anniversary of creator Arthur Conan Doyle as validation by the great man for the reimagining of his most famous creation said:
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| Success for Steven Moffat's Sherlock at the BAFTAs Posted: 22 May 2011 08:25 AM PDT Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss' Sherlock won in two categories at this year's BAFTAs. Sherlock won the best Drama Series award, beating Being Human, Downton Abbey and Misfits. Martin Freeman also won under the Sherlock banner for best Supporting Actor. Matt Smith sadly missed out on winning the Leading Actor award for his role as The Doctor in Doctor Who. Smith lost out to Daniel Rigby for his role in Eric and Ernie. Smith, however, is commended for being the first Doctor Who actor to be nominated for a BAFTA. [Source: BAFTA]
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| Steven Moffat triumphs at BAFTA Posted: 22 May 2011 08:07 AM PDT  However, neither of Moffat's principle stars were able to walk off with the Leading Actor award - both Matt Smith for Doctor Who and Benedict Cumberbatch for Sherlock were pipped to the post by actor Daniel Rigby, who played the young Eric Morecambe in the BBC's Christmas special Eric and Ernie. The other nominee in this category was Jim Broadbent for Channel 4's Any Human Heart. Matt Smith's nomination heralded the first time a leading actor for Doctor Who has ever been represented for the award. The full list of nominees and winners can be found at the BAFTA website. | ||
| 'Torchwood: Miracle Day' new full trailer here - Examiner.com Posted: 22 May 2011 07:12 AM PDT
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| Live Coverage of the BAFTA TV Awards: Follow @Anglophenia on Twitter - Anglophenia (blog) Posted: 22 May 2011 05:03 AM PDT
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| Posted: 22 May 2011 04:45 AM PDT  A spokeswoman for BBC Worldwide told the mail that the decision to drop Harris Tweed was taken by programme makers, adding: "We've had no input into the jacket design." A BBC spokeswoman added: "The tweed changed because they needed a warmer jacket for outside filming." Ann MacCallum, Managing Director of the Isle of Lewis mill, said: "The BBC told me Matt wanted something different for the new series." Lydia Walton, a spokesman for Harris Tweed Scotland said: Harris Tweed is so special as it is woven by hand on the Western Isles and every 50 metres is stamped by the Harris Tweed authority. It is steeped in romance and history. I find it very odd that they would use a replica costing £360 when our genuine Harris Tweed jackets retail at £250. Why pay more for a replica than have the original? Western Isles MP Angus MacNeil told the mail: I'm appalled and outraged. What the BBC are doing is stealing Scotland's heritage. It is a kick in the teeth to one of our most iconic industries. The BBC has granted a license to AbbyShot Clothiers, a Canadian company who make screen-accurate TV and movie clothing, will sell the the official replica jacket through various affiliates. AbbyShot has previously made the official replica of the tenth Doctor's coat and Martha Jones' red leather jacket. The replica is available to pre-order from the Forbidden Planet website for £323.99 and will go on general sale from 23 October 2011 for £359.99. Fashion expert Tessa Hartmann said: I suspect the BBC has gone down the commercial route with the new blazer because they received so much coverage from the previous series' jacket. However, I think part of the allure was the Harris Tweed authenticity and craftsmanship. Once you lose that, it becomes just any blazer. But £360 is a steep price for a replica jacket. Harris Tweed is part of a uniquely British fashion institution and has an incredible heritage and brand identity. People will pay for luxury garments but a Far East replica is not the same thing. In June 2010, Matt Smith told The Sun newspaper: I went for a costume fitting this very morning for next year. I've always said that I think the look will evolve. I don't want to say too much but, just practically, we film in November and it's freezing. And just a tweed jacket can get a bit cold. | ||
| Official site's new hidden message… interrupted? Posted: 22 May 2011 04:19 AM PDT The official Doctor Who site has been releasing a hidden message after each Series 6 episode so far, and, inkeeping with tradition, a new one has been revealed this weekend! As always, the new message can be found on the Fourth Dimension tab of the latest episode guide, and it simply reads: "Message interrupted". We wonder… Not [...] | ||
| Writers We Want For Doctor Who Posted: 22 May 2011 04:16 AM PDT It's incredible how much high-calibre writing talent Doctor Who can attract. Douglas Adams, who would go on to write The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Terry Nation, who would go on to engineer Survivors and Blake's 7, and Dennis Spooner all have their names stamped on multiple opening vortex sequences, as well as not-quite-as-famous-but-fairly-well-known personalities like Mark Gatiss, Paul Cornell, Russell T. Davies, and Steven Moffat. And do we even need to mention Neil Gaiman? However, for as many brilliant writers who have joined forces with the Doctor Who team, there are at least 25 million other big names who still haven't. Here's a list of the top currently-living people, in no particular order, that we'd like to see lose their Doctor-Who-writing virginity: Michael MoorcockTechnically he already has written for Doctor Who if you count his novel The Coming of the Terraphiles, but book Doctor Who and TV Doctor Who aren't really the same thing, and the latter is consumed by a considerably larger number of people. As you can gather from the aforelinked Kasterborous review, we found Terraphiles to be rather fab, a concept that could potentially work well on the telly. The question isn't really "should Michael Moorcock write for Doctor Who?" Instead, we should be asking "what should he write?" Would we like to see an adaptation of Terraphiles much like Paul Cornell did with Human Nature? Or do we want something new? Even the great Neil Gaiman recognizes Moorcock's importance to the sci-fi-verse, with his famous quote on the cover of Terraphiles:
Just look at this impossibly extensive list of novels and short stories that the bearded genius (no, not the Kasterborous one called Andy Reynolds) has come up with! A 50-to-60-page Doctor Who script should be no sweat. Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, & Peter JacksonOkay, so The Lovely Bones might have been a slight stumbling block, but for the most part this screenwriting trio made famous for their thrilling adaptation of The Lord of the Rings and subsequent excellent remake of King Kong could very likely combine minds to come up with an excellent, albeit different, take on Doctor Who. Perhaps the TARDIS could travel to Middle Earth, which is being ravaged by a giant gorilla until he sees and becomes fond of Amy Pond, and resolves to climb with her to the top of the Tower of Isengard where he's shot down by flying walking talking trees. Actually, it would probably be better if they came up with something new. Of course, they're currently all tied up with the upcoming two-part film epic The Hobbit, which stars Sylvester McCoy as Radagast the Brown, not to mention Sherlock star Martin Freeman as Bilbo and Stephen Fry, whom we'll discuss further in a minute, as the Master of Laketown, although we think it would make a better plot twist if they just took the whole "of Laketown" part out of his character's name and had Mr. Fry regenerate into John Simm. Perhaps Mr. Moffat can phone up Peter Jackson when they're done with the LotR prequel (the two have worked together before on Tintin, after all) and beg for an episode from the three that could even be directed by Peter! The only downside is that the episode's entire budget might go into paying their salaries. J.K. RowlingShe's probably the least likely person on this list to actually write an episode, because the production crew's already tried it before, as you may recall. It's no secret that Russell T. Davies was/is a Harry Potter fan; you just have to pop The Shakespeare Code into your DVD player if you want proof of that. It was Mr. Davies' wish that she actually pen a story for Series 1, which she politely declined, saying she was
Now that she's finished her boy wizard saga, perhaps her schedule's more flexible? Years later, RTD was inspired to consider asking her to star in the show instead. A magical tale featuring Rowling and the Doctor surrounded by witches and wizards was what we might have had in lieu of The Next Doctor if David Tennant hadn't changed the showrunner's mind. Anyone who's read Rowling's complete published works, which is mostly limited to the Potterverse at the moment, won't deny that she's a fantastic writer, and it would be beyond awesome if she composed a bit of Doctor Who. Our only request, if by some miracle she changes her mind and offers up a story, is that it be something new, original, and nothing to do with sorcery. Otherwise, it would just be the 'spoof' that Tennant famously tried to avoid. Matt SmithThis choice may surprise you, but we think the Eleventh Doctor should write an episode for himself! There's certainly no precedent for it, and it would be cool to see a Doctor actor have even more control over his incarnation's behaviour. Plus anyone who's read the Production Notes column in Doctor Who Magazine 423 knows the man can write creatively, if somewhat bizarrely. Here's an excerpt from that which sees Matt describing the Grand Moff:
Er… sure you're not describing yourself in Fact Two there, Matt? That reminds us of another reason why Matt could write for his Doctor so well – all he has to do is write about himself! As executive producer Piers Wenger put it (in the same Production Notes article, no less),
Plus we've also heard about how Matt writes about his characters as he prepares to play them. And he's already publicly stated that he wants to write an episode of Doctor Who. He's able, he's willing, and an episode straight from his mind, if promoted properly, could bring in swarms of viewers. What are you waiting for, Moffat? Stephen FryWe're still waiting, sir. — So what do you think? Agree with these? Disagree? Any other writers you'd add to the list? This article was purely and unashamedly created for the sole purpose of spawning some discussion, so click the reply button and get discussing! | ||
| Posted: 22 May 2011 02:47 AM PDT We were so close… SO close to the end! North American fans listen up – if you didn't hear the news already by watching Doctor Who on BBC America or Space last night, we've got a fairly disappointing, albeit unsurprising, development… The Almost People and A Good Man Goes to War will be broadcast in the New World one week later than the UK. 'But why?' you ask, 'Everything was running so smoothly, with the last six episodes in a row including A Christmas Carol broadcast semi-simultaneously on both sides of the Atlantic!' We'll answer that in three words: Memorial Day Weekend. See, cable networks in general tend to believe that on holiday weekends at the beginning of summer such as this, more people will be traveling and/or enjoying the sun and fewer people will be watching TV. And in most cases, doubtless this one too, they're right. If you recall, the same thing happened last year, but it wasn't quite as big a blow because we R-rollers had already been two weeks out of sync anyway. With two weeks to go before the 777 cliffhanger, we're all going to have to avoid the internet like mad until June 11th. To say they're sorry, BBC America will be running an all-day marathon (click the link and select '05/28/2011′ from the Date drop-down menu) this Saturday starting at 6am ET with every Matt Smith episode from The Eleventh Hour to The Rebel Flesh except The Vampires of Venice, Vincent and the Doctor, and The Lodger. Canadians, meanwhile, will be treated to I, Robot. Overall, this is just another reason that Doctor Who should be broadcast in the autumn/winter instead of the summer. The American audience will be much less likely to hit the beach every weekend, and there are fewer holiday weekends like Memorial Day and the 4th of July to cause us to leave home for a few days. Luckily we'll have a chance to experiment with this in a few months, and assuming Labor Day doesn't sneak up on us while Doctor Who's running, we might even be able to make it through the entire second half of the season without any delays! My fellow Americans and neighbor Canadians – we're all in this together. Only two more weeks till the next Doctor Who! The Almost People airs this Saturday (UK only) at 6:45 PM on BBC One and next Saturday (US and Canada) at 9/8c on BBC America and 8/7c on Space. (via newsarama.com) | ||
| Miracle Day's Australian premiere date confirmed Posted: 22 May 2011 02:27 AM PDT The Australian premiere date for Torchwood: Miracle Day has been announced! In March it was revealed that the brand new 10 part series will be fast-tracked Down Under to Australian channel UKTV, and we've now been given confirmation that it will begin airing on Saturday 9th July at 8:30pm – just hours after its debut in [...] | ||
| ‘The Doctor's Wife' – final ratings released Posted: 22 May 2011 02:03 AM PDT The official ratings for last week's episode, The Doctor's Wife by Neil Gaiman, have been released! The episode, in which the Doctor's hopes were raised when he received a distress signal from an old friend, was seen by an audience of 7.97million, a 34.7% share of the total television audience. Congratulations to the cast and crew! Was [...] | ||
| Doctor Who Season 6: 5 Questions About “The Rebel Flesh” - Comic Book Resources Posted: 22 May 2011 01:39 AM PDT
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| BBC America to delay Series 6 for Memorial Day Posted: 22 May 2011 01:39 AM PDT The next episode of Series 6, The Almost People, will be shown in the US a week later than the UK. So far this series, BBC America has been airing the latest episodes within hours of their UK premiere, however next weekend, due to it being Memorial Day in the US, this will change. As Newsarama [...] | ||
| US Torchwood Miracle Day Trailer. Posted: 22 May 2011 01:08 AM PDT
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| ‘The Rebel Flesh' – ratings and reviews round up Posted: 22 May 2011 01:08 AM PDT The Rebel Flesh descended upon our television screens last night, and the episode was watched by 5.7million people according to overnight ratings, 29.3% of the total audience. Part one of Matthew Graham's two-parter has recieved an overall positive response from the press. The Telegraph have praised it for its "very traditional-style Doctor Who story", and the [...] | ||
| Torchwood: Miracle Day US Trailer Posted: 22 May 2011 12:53 AM PDT The first full length trailer for Torchwood: Miracle Day trailer was previewed on US TV show, Access Hollywood. It's just over a minute long and has lots of new footage, including a classic Jack introduction and Gwen blowing up a helicopter. Certainly it appears she's not to be messed with this year! See th Read more ...
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| Posted: 22 May 2011 12:51 AM PDT Visit the website Blastr if you want to have a bit of a giggle at an artist's impression of what would happen if Superman mistakenly took the Doctor's TARDIS as a telephone booth for him to get changed in! It does beg the question of what would happen if the Doctor were to team up with superheroes or take part in a television crossover with another science fiction series. Russell T Davies went on record saying that he was at one point going to do a "Doctor Who meets Star Trek" crossover but that may have been a little strange. Maybe the Doctor could come across Firefly's band of miscreants or to throw things another way he could land on Emmerdale Farm (which he kind of already did in Amy's Choice). EastEnders has already featured in Doctor Who and the Red Dwarf crew ended up on the set of Coronation Street so it's not a huge leap in terms of scriptwriting. When it comes to superheroes, or other comic book characters, maybe it would be amusing to have the Doctor meet someone like the Punisher. Spending all his time trying to convince this dangerous psychopath that killing criminals is not the way to play things! What would you like to see, which crossovers would you pay money for? Visit blastr.com/2011/05/image-of-the-day-the-emba.php to see the Superman crossover, and find out what happens in the last frame… (With thanks to Greig) | ||
| The Doctor's Wife - Final Ratings Posted: 21 May 2011 11:42 PM PDT  The Doctor's Wife had a final official rating of 7.97 million viewers, a 34.7% share of the audience.The final rating includes those who record the programme and watch it within seven days. Full ratings, which will reveal the chart position of the episode, should be released tomorrow. | ||
| Doctor Who and Sherlock Holmes in BAFTA head-to-head - DigitalJournal.com Posted: 21 May 2011 09:56 PM PDT
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| Follow DWO on Twitter and Facebook! Posted: 21 May 2011 09:46 PM PDT If you're a member of the many social networks available online, then you will be pleased to know that you can follow Doctor Who Online on two of the largest - Twitter and Facebook. Our Twitter account was launched back in January 2009, and as of today, we are proud to have one of the largest Doctor Who followings with a whopping 21,000+ followers! Follow the DWO Twitter account for Spoiler-Free News and Reviews as they happen, as well as exclusive Doctor Who competitions, discussion, opinion and more. + Follow DWO on Twiiter at: twitter.com/DrWhoOnline. Our Facebook account was launched earlier this year, and currently has over 3,000+ Likes. As with the Twitter account, followers will be updated with the latest Spoiler-Free Doctor Who News and Reviews, as well as exclusive polls, competitions, discussion, opinion and more. + Like DWO on Facebook at: facebook.com/DoctorWhoOnline. [Source: Doctor Who Online]
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| 6.5: The Rebel Flesh - Overnight Viewing Figures Posted: 21 May 2011 08:50 PM PDT The overnight viewing figures are in for 6.5: The Rebel Flesh. The episode achieved a figure of 5.7m viewers, with an audience share of 29.3%. Doctor Who was the second most-watched programme for Saturday, being beaten only by Britain's Got Talent with 10.0m viewers. Final BARB ratings will be available within the next 10 days. + What did you think of the episode? Rate / Discuss in the DWO Forums! [Source: Andy Parish]
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