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- Some shows struggle in summer premieres - Minot Daily News (blog)
- It's a summer of the supernatural - Tbo.com
- Tony Awards: First awards to "Normal Heart" actors, 'The Book of Mormon' - KFOR
- The Walking Dead Nominated For Awards At This Years Portal Awards - The Walking Dead Podcast
- Winner of ‘Where's the TARDIS?' contest revealed
- DOCTOR WHO 6.07 'A Good Man Goes to War' - Crave Online
- DOCTOR WHO "A Good Man Goes To War" Review - Daemon's TV
- Doctor Who: Time and the Rani - DVD Talk
- Classic series items on sale at Bonhams auction
- Alex says Matt “gets very jealous” of River's lines
- Ratings round up for Series 6, Part 1 in Australia
- Doctor Who Season 6: 5 Questions About “A Good Man Goes To War” - Comic Book Resources
- ‘A Good Man Goes to War' final ratings revealed
- Doctor Who: Cute Video - Kindergartner Performs Matt Smith's Speech from The ... - Anglotopia.net
- Vworp 4 Guests Announced!
- "Tomb of the Cybermen" - A.V. Club (satire)
- The Blue Peter, Design a Tardis Console winner. Takes her Tour.
- TARDIS Tales
- Series Six Tie-In Designs (part two)
- A Good Man Goes to War - Final Ratings
- Doctor Who Items for Auction at Bonhams again.
- Doctor Who: Weird and Wonderful - Doctor Who TV (blog)
- Doctor Who: Weird and Wonderful
- Editor's Choice: Scottish Fashion Awards: Four style icons revealed ahead of ... - Scottish Daily Record
- Miracle Day Character Videos
- Big Finish Day - A Thank You
- TV Review: DOCTOR WHO – Series 6 – “A Good Man Goes to War” - Assignment X
- MrBlueSky's Fancast for GI Joe: A Real American Hero (Expanded) - Comic Book Movie
- New scripted shows: 'The Protector,' 'Falling Skies,' 'Wilfred' - Detroit Free Press
| Some shows struggle in summer premieres - Minot Daily News (blog) Posted: 12 Jun 2011 03:19 PM PDT
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| It's a summer of the supernatural - Tbo.com Posted: 12 Jun 2011 03:13 PM PDT
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| Tony Awards: First awards to "Normal Heart" actors, 'The Book of Mormon' - KFOR Posted: 12 Jun 2011 11:36 AM PDT
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| The Walking Dead Nominated For Awards At This Years Portal Awards - The Walking Dead Podcast Posted: 12 Jun 2011 11:25 AM PDT
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| Winner of ‘Where's the TARDIS?' contest revealed Posted: 12 Jun 2011 09:23 AM PDT BBC America has revealed the winner of their Where's the TARDIS? contest! The competition invited fans in the US to design and build their own version of the Doctor's TARDIS and take a picture of it in a creative place. During last night's premiere of A Good Man Goes to War, the Bull Family from Wisconsin [...] | ||
| DOCTOR WHO 6.07 'A Good Man Goes to War' - Crave Online Posted: 12 Jun 2011 08:43 AM PDT
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| DOCTOR WHO "A Good Man Goes To War" Review - Daemon's TV Posted: 12 Jun 2011 08:34 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who: Time and the Rani - DVD Talk Posted: 12 Jun 2011 07:39 AM PDT
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| Classic series items on sale at Bonhams auction Posted: 12 Jun 2011 05:49 AM PDT Classic series props and costumes will be auctioned off at Bonham's Entertainment Memorabilia Sale at the end of the month. These include a rehearsal script for the Second Doctor 1969 serial 'The War Games' (Estimate: £200-300), Jon Pertwee's Inverness cape (Estimate: £4,000-5,000), a Mona Lisa painting featured in the Fourth Doctor 1979 adventure 'City of Death' [...] | ||
| Alex says Matt “gets very jealous” of River's lines Posted: 12 Jun 2011 05:16 AM PDT The Guardian has released a new interview with Alex Kingston, in which she reveals that Matt Smith often "gets very jealous" of River's lines! "I get all the best entry and exit lines," she explains, before admitting that she feels motherly towards the actor. "Matt's a great flirt. But I feel… I'm going to make myself [...] | ||
| Ratings round up for Series 6, Part 1 in Australia Posted: 12 Jun 2011 04:59 AM PDT The first half of Series 6 has now reached its epic conclusion on ABC1 in Australia, and here's a round up of how each of the episodes faired in the ratings! The series opener, The Impossible Astronaut, averaged 865,000 viewers, while Day of the Moon was watched by 895,000. Meanwhile, 837,000 tuned in for The Curse [...] | ||
| Doctor Who Season 6: 5 Questions About “A Good Man Goes To War” - Comic Book Resources Posted: 12 Jun 2011 03:40 AM PDT
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| ‘A Good Man Goes to War' final ratings revealed Posted: 12 Jun 2011 03:24 AM PDT Final ratings for last weekend's broadcast of the mid series finale, A Good Man Goes to War, have been released. The episode was watched in the UK by an official audience of 7.57million, a 31% share of the total television audience. Now that official ratings for all seven episodes are available, we can see that the first [...] | ||
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| Posted: 12 Jun 2011 02:10 AM PDT What are you upto on July 3rd? I'll tell you now – if you're in the UK with reasonable means of reaching Manchester, you're heading to the Lass O'Gowrie pub on Charles Street to enjoy the thrills of an intimate, friendly Doctor Who convention in the shape of Vworp 4!
As you can see from the poster to the right (click for a larger version), guests from the worlds of Doctor Who scheduled to appear (subject to work commitments) include: * Katy Manning (Everyone's favourite Jo Grant!) Additionally, the organizers have the hugely pleasing news of being able to announce that they will be joined on by sixties era Script Editor Donald Tosh – Corrie and Doctor Who royalty in our eyes, no less… Donald Tosh began his career in the theatre but later joined Granada TV where, amongst many other projects, he developed the format for a new regular soap drama which was eventually to become Coronation Street. After six years he moved to the BBC and found himself working as story editor on Compact. After eighteen months he transferred to become story editor on Doctor Who from The Time Meddler to The Massacre of St. Bartholomew's Eve. He is also credited as co-writer of The Massacre…. Donald found that he did rather more that just editing some of the scripts, he virtually wrote the first half of The Daleks' Master Plan and completely re-wrote The Massacre…. With so few production team members left from the Hartnell era you'd be MAD not to take this chance to hear Donald's six favourite things about his time on the programme. If Vworp 4 is anything as good as the previous events, then you're all in for a very good time indeed, so take this chance to get your tickets booked. Tickets are a *SNIP at £19.95 a head and available at www.wegottickets.com/event/116912! You can find the Lass O'Gowrie at: 36 Charles Street Meanwhile, you can call on 0161 273 6932, or email info@thelass.co.uk. | ||
| "Tomb of the Cybermen" - A.V. Club (satire) Posted: 12 Jun 2011 02:09 AM PDT
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| The Blue Peter, Design a Tardis Console winner. Takes her Tour. Posted: 12 Jun 2011 02:07 AM PDT Finally after a long wait the Winner of the Blue Peter competition, to design a Tardis console gets her prize.
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| Posted: 12 Jun 2011 01:53 AM PDT BBC America have now revealed the winner of their Where's The TARDIS? competition: announced during broadcast of the mid-series finale, A Good Man Goes To War, last night saw the Bull Family from Wisconsin succeed over hundreds of submissions to the competition, with entrants sending in pictures of the TARDIS in strange and exotic places. A variety of the many entries can be seen on the Where's The TARDIS? website.  Over in the UK, police boxes have featured a number of times in the National Shed of the Year awards held by Cuprinol's We Love Sheds, and this year sees one through to the finals. It was built by design engineer John Williams from Newport, who said:We had a wendy house in our garden, but when our three kids we're too old for it, we dismantled it. The space left was the right shape for a Tardis. It was either that or a Dalek, and my wife, Fiona, hates Daleks, so she reluctantly agreed. It was probably the better option as we can use it to store garden furniture. It's the same size inside unfortunately. I've not yet worked out how to make it bigger. I don't think I'm clever enough to work that out. I think I would be a multi-millionaire if I could do that. I built it as a tribute to a programme that has inspired me since I was seven and to add an element of quirkiness to my garden. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. His competition includes a Bygones Museum in Scratby, Norfolk by Dad's Army enthusiast Darren Stride, a Diner and "The George and Dragon". The winner will be announced on the 4th July. [South Wales Argus; Wales on Sunday]  Another TARDIS garden shed in the news originated from student Paul Hawkins, who built his own as part of a school technology project. The project took some four months to complete and cost around £1000.The seventeen year old is a founding member of Charity Daleks, which aims to raise money for charities such as The British Heart Foundation, PHAB and Marie Curie. [Wiltshire Gazette and Herald]  The trend continues, as Zachary Smith got a surprise for his fifth birthday in the form of his very own TARDIS! It was built by his father, Lee, who said:I have had the idea to do this for a long time as Zachary's such a big fan. But there's not many people who can say they have a Tardis in their back garden so I quite like the kudos. I was considering connecting it to the basement (to make it bigger on the inside), but thought better of it. Zachary's mother Anna added: We just didn't have time to finish it for his birthday so the next day I took Zachary out and Lee and my father brought it over in pieces from a garage in Yeovil where they had made it. Zachary was absolutely gobsmacked when he saw it. He's been thrilled ever since. He's a huge Doctor Who fan and loves Matt Smith. We managed to get together an authentic costume for him too. All his friends compete to see who is going to be the Doctor when they visit now. [Daily Mail; Somerset Western Gazette] Finally, a success story in the world of preservation. Back in 2009 the media covered the plight of a police box in Somerton, Newport, which whilst a Grade II listed building was in danger of completely collapsing due to "concrete rot". However, a Cadw grant at the beginning of 2010 was made available to restore the box, which can now be seen once again standing in all its glory!
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| Series Six Tie-In Designs (part two) Posted: 12 Jun 2011 01:34 AM PDT Last month we reported on a series of tie-in designs for Doctor Who, available on t-shirts, mugs and folder bags; with A Good Man Goes To War now broadcast these latest designs have been added to the series and are available through a number of retailers.       | ||
| A Good Man Goes to War - Final Ratings Posted: 12 Jun 2011 01:24 AM PDT  Doctor Who: A Good Man Goes To War had a final rating of 7.57 million viewers, 2 million more than the initially reported overnight figures. The audience share was 31.0% The final figure is much more accurate than the overnight one, and includes all those who record the programmme and watch it within a week. It does not include iPlayer viewings. Official ratings should be released tomorrow which will give the chart position of the episode, likely to be around 20th for the week. | ||
| Doctor Who Items for Auction at Bonhams again. Posted: 12 Jun 2011 12:24 AM PDT
Items are again up for auction, the picture above is the one I want but have no money for. It's the Rehearsal script for Episode seven from the War Games. It's not the only very interesting piece either, a Original Tardis Model, THe Mona Lisa from "City of Death" and even The Seventh Doctors Tardis Key. The links follow after the break. Lot 111: Jon Pertwee's Inverness cape | ||
| Doctor Who: Weird and Wonderful - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 11 Jun 2011 10:48 PM PDT
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| Doctor Who: Weird and Wonderful Posted: 11 Jun 2011 10:44 PM 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: the Brigadier and Doctor reunite, the next Doctor revealed, the Doctor Who anime movie, more Simpsons, the tuna Master and Doctor Goo. Friends ReunitedWe featured this great fan comic reuniting the Brigadier and 11th Doctor back in April, but it is now complete and you can find all 9 parts starting here.
By Paul Hanley and Shawn Van Briese.
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| Posted: 11 Jun 2011 09:35 PM PDT
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| Posted: 11 Jun 2011 09:27 PM PDT I wanna live forever!…pah…it's nothing but misery. You'd think at least some good would come out of it but if these character videos for Torchwood: Miracle Day are anything to go by not being able to sing the chorus to Fame with the same conviction anymore is the least of everyone's troubles. Serving as an introduction to the misery Captain Jack, Gwen Cooper, Esther Drummond, Rex Matheson, Jilly Alexander Kitzinger and everyone's favourite electioneering non-corpse Oswald Danes all spill a host of little spoilers which, thanks to the videos not being available in this region, have been cobbled together in this 4 minute blow to the temple.
Its riverting, brooding stuff with Bill Pullman giving a standout performance, John Barrowman being a complete ham, and, in the most interesting development, Torchwood's role as conspiracy breaker being called into question by just about everyone including former members of the Scooby Gang. Torchwood: Miracle Day is a co-production between the Starz Network in the US and BBC Worldwide in the UK- the air date for the US is the 7th July with the UK airdate still yet to be confirmed. | ||
| Posted: 11 Jun 2011 07:53 PM PDT Many thanks to everyone who attended Big Finish Day in Barking and made it such a roaring success. We were overwhelmed by the support from the large turnout of attendees and guests, and a great time was had by all. A number of podcasts were recorded on the day and these will be available over coming weeks. Photos from the event can be found on the Big Finish Facebook page (please note that the BF Facebook Group has been replaced with this new page). We look forward to seeing you all again at Big Finish Day 2 in 2012! A big Thank You too to Derek, Caroline and the crew at Tenth Planet Events who worked so hard to make this excellent event. Details of future Tenth Planet Events can be found at tenthplanetevents.com - with a great BF turnout planned for Regenerations in November. | ||
| TV Review: DOCTOR WHO – Series 6 – “A Good Man Goes to War” - Assignment X Posted: 11 Jun 2011 07:31 PM PDT
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| MrBlueSky's Fancast for GI Joe: A Real American Hero (Expanded) - Comic Book Movie Posted: 11 Jun 2011 06:56 PM PDT
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