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- No Full Series of Doctor Who in 2012 - Doctor Who TV (blog)
- No Full Series Of Doctor Who In 2012 – Auntie Cops To It, But Promises Special ... - Bleeding Cool News
- No Full Series of Doctor Who in 2012
- Doctor Who: No Full Season 7 in 2012 - Cosmic Book News - Comics
- Doctor Who: Breaking News – No Full Series in 2012 Apparently - Anglotopia.net
- 'Doctor Who' thing of the day: nobody knows what the hell is going on with ... - Flick Filosopher (blog)
- Confirmed: No Full Season of Doctor Who in 2012 - io9
- No full series for Doctor Who in 2012
- Confirmed: No full series of Doctor Who in 2012
- No Full Series in 2012
- We've Got the Number for 'Girl Number 9' - FEARnet.com
- “Gonads” Steal TARDIS!
- Build Your Own Sonic Screwdriver!
- Let's De-Story Doctor Who!
- Doctor Who's Day Roundup: Arthur Darvill Teases 'Dr. Faustus' Role - Anglophenia (blog)
- Torchwood: Miracle Day Pics - Doctor Who TV (blog)
- Torchwood: Miracle Day Pics
- New Torchwood Novels
- Doctor Who Insider Pt 7. Amy linked to Evil.
- Interview with Russell T. Davies: The "T" Is for "Television" - AfterElton.com
- Interview with Russell T. Davies: The "T" Is for "Television" - AfterElton.com
- Actors 'Leave' triumphant after scooping Lyceum show - stv.tv
- Revolution's Charles Cecil Awarded MBE In Queen's Honors - Gamasutra
- Robots Live! brings Robot Wars and a robotic football squad to Edinburgh - The List
- Le DVD de saison 5!
- Audio Review: Doctor Who - Ghost Light - Saffron Walden Reporter
| female gazing at: Colin Farrell - Flick Filosopher (blog) Posted: 14 Jun 2011 11:27 AM PDT
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| No Full Series of Doctor Who in 2012 - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 14 Jun 2011 10:03 AM PDT
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| No Full Series of Doctor Who in 2012 Posted: 14 Jun 2011 09:45 AM PDT
Bad news everyone. It has been announced that Doctor Who will not have a full series in 2012. Confirming earlier Read more ...
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| Doctor Who: No Full Season 7 in 2012 - Cosmic Book News - Comics Posted: 14 Jun 2011 09:44 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who: Breaking News – No Full Series in 2012 Apparently - Anglotopia.net Posted: 14 Jun 2011 09:43 AM PDT
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| Posted: 14 Jun 2011 09:05 AM PDT
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| Confirmed: No Full Season of Doctor Who in 2012 - io9 Posted: 14 Jun 2011 08:49 AM PDT
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| No full series for Doctor Who in 2012 Posted: 14 Jun 2011 08:38 AM PDT  BBC1 Controller Danny Cohen today revealed that, after much speculation generated since the Private Eye article and subsequent BBC announcements last week, Doctor Who will indeed be returning in a curtailed form during 2012.Speaking at the Church and Media Conference this afternoon, Cohen's comments were relayed via Twitter, with BBC Merseyside's Religious Editor Wayne Clarke reporting: "Danny Cohen says there won't be a full series of Doctor Who in 2012, but a special run for the anniversary in 2013". The BBC's Entertainment Correspondent Liza Mzimba confirmed the comments this evening, adding that other reported comments by Cohen on the decision being made to enable head writer Steven Moffat more time to write his other hit series Sherlock were light-hearted and not meant to be taken seriously. No other details on how many episodes will comprise the 2012 run at present, though the BBC confirmed last week that fourteen episodes had been commissioned, including this year's Christmas Special, with Matt Smith at the helm in the role as The Doctor. | ||
| Confirmed: No full series of Doctor Who in 2012 Posted: 14 Jun 2011 07:51 AM PDT It has been confirmed that there won't be a full series of Doctor Who in 2012. The news was brought to light earlier tonight through a tweet from BBC News Entertainment Correspondent Lizo Mzimba, who posted: "There will not be a full series of Dr Who in 2012! BBC confirms that BBC One Controller [...] | ||
| Posted: 14 Jun 2011 06:12 AM PDT We reported earlier that BBC One Controller Danny Cohen revealed at the Church and Media conference this afternoon that there will be no series of Doctor Who in 2012, with just a single Christmas special commissioned in advance of the 50th anniversary 2013 series. It seems that this wasn't entirely accurate – our apologies for the mix-up. After temporarily pulling the item, we've since found out via the BBC's big Doctor Who fan @lizo_mzimba on Twitter:
Which tidies up the previous misunderstanding concerning "no series in 2012″, by the BBC's Wayne Clarke:
Now if all of this has come as a bit of a surpise to you, it actually goes back to last week, when we relayed this news published in the latest Private Eye:
The immense fuss that this caused was then smoothed over by a pair of Tweets (via Twitter, rather than press releases) from BBC Head of Comms Sam Hodges and showrunner Steven Moffat:
We had expected a series to "straddle" Christmas 2012, so this latest news isn't unexpected. Of course, a lack of Doctor Who throughout most of 2012 will be disappointing, of course, but with official magazines, fanzines, DVDs, audios, books, comic strips and graphic novels not to mention amateur fan works and various websites such as this, 2012 won't really be a Doctor Who-free period – and 2013 looks set to be FANTASTIC! | ||
| We've Got the Number for 'Girl Number 9' - FEARnet.com Posted: 14 Jun 2011 05:40 AM PDT
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| “Gonads” Steal TARDIS! Posted: 14 Jun 2011 03:45 AM PDT Doctor Who fan Kaitlyn Iadevaia of Oklahoma was delighted with the way her home-built TARDIS turned out. The police box model which she worked on with her father, also a fan. So imagine their distress when they found thatthe six-foot tall replica was gone from its regular home in the family backyard!
Meanwhile, Kaitlyn's father was clearly riled, and called the thieves "big gonads", possibly the greatest insult you'll hear all year.
Apparently, police are investigating the theft of the replica, which was curiously described as a "bus shelter", and weighs a not-inconsiderable 300 pounds. We would hope that the perpetrators of this thoughtless theft see sense and return the blue box to Kaitlyn. (Via Digital Spy)
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| Build Your Own Sonic Screwdriver! Posted: 14 Jun 2011 03:15 AM PDT
Or have you just been dying for a new sonic screwdriver toy to play with after wearing out your 1990s pewter replicas and Ninth/Tenth Doctor models, classic Third Doctor era model, Fourth Doctor era model… the list goes on. Perhaps you have even considered building a sonic suitcase? Well, you can put the holdall back on top of your wardrobe because the waiting is over – you can now build your own sonic screwdriver!
Requiring 3x L1154 batteries, this new plastic kit from Character Options is available from Forbidden Planet from July 15th for just £17.99, a £2.00 saving on the SRP. | ||
| Posted: 14 Jun 2011 02:45 AM PDT We're not really keen on showing the world just how dim some Doctor Who fans can be, but in this case we'll make an exception, for the frankly barmy comment sent to the renowned Neil Gaiman after his episode The Doctor's Wife. The popular writer recently updated his blog at NeilGaiman.com with a must-read question and answer session which gives a good idea into some of the aspects of development of an episode of Doctor Who few will forget. Some of the stuff in there is fascinating, such as the missing dialogue, why an Ood was used, which episodes newcomers should view, Gaiman's control over the choice of TARDIS interior:
…and other wonderful snippets. However among the quite intelligent questions and Gaiman's answers werwas e this little gem…
Now, we know what you're thinking – the original message was by some mad 15 year old David Tennant fan girl having a hissy fit over the restoration and subsequent deletion of the TARDIS console room used by both the Ninth and Tenth Doctors. But that would be drawing unnecessary conclusions, not least about David Tennant fan girls but also about the behviour of Kasterborous Associate Editor Brian Terranova. I'm not saying it was him, but you hadn't considered that possibility, had you…? | ||
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| Torchwood: Miracle Day Pics - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 14 Jun 2011 01:04 AM PDT
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| Posted: 14 Jun 2011 12:49 AM PDT
The BBC has released promotional images for Torchwood: Miracle Day. The majority of them are from the first episode entitled The New World, written by Russell T Davies. Scroll down for more.
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| Posted: 14 Jun 2011 12:35 AM PDT
Plot synopses and cover art for the next three Torchwood reads have been unveiled by BBC books, who will release these prequels to Torchwood: Miracle Day starting this summer, a couple of weeks after the first episode of the upcoming ten-part run is scheduled to air in America. First Born by James Goss follows fugitives Gwen, Rhys, and their newborn daughter as they hide out in a caravan in a village cheerfully named Rawbone. Apparently some of the townspeople take "an unhealthy interest" in the baby. And of course, this being a Torchwood story, there will no doubt be something to do with aliens in there somewhere. You can find out for yourself on July 21st. The second story, Long Time Dead by Sarah Pinborough Finally, The Men Who Sold The World by Guy Adams When you try to compare what Torchwood novels have been in the past – the further adventures of an agency "outside the government and beyond the police" – to this lineup, the differences are striking. These seem to mostly be one-offs with individuals rather than a whole team, and even more intriguingly, there's no sign of Captain Jack Harkness anywhere. Without this occasional companion to the Doctor in the mix, it does get a little bit easier to argue that Torchwood is less Doctor Who spinoff and more its own thing these days. Still, these sound like interesting tales for any of you TorchWhovians out there, and you can pre-order any of the three books from Amazon at their respective links in the paragraphs above for a mere £4.12 (RRP £6.99)! | ||
| Doctor Who Insider Pt 7. Amy linked to Evil. Posted: 14 Jun 2011 12:11 AM PDT
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| Interview with Russell T. Davies: The "T" Is for "Television" - AfterElton.com Posted: 13 Jun 2011 11:50 PM PDT
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| Interview with Russell T. Davies: The "T" Is for "Television" - AfterElton.com Posted: 13 Jun 2011 11:50 PM PDT
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| Actors 'Leave' triumphant after scooping Lyceum show - stv.tv Posted: 13 Jun 2011 10:39 PM PDT
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| Revolution's Charles Cecil Awarded MBE In Queen's Honors - Gamasutra Posted: 13 Jun 2011 08:26 PM PDT
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| Robots Live! brings Robot Wars and a robotic football squad to Edinburgh - The List Posted: 13 Jun 2011 08:00 PM PDT
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| Posted: 13 Jun 2011 07:59 PM PDT Just in time for tomorrow's French DVD release of Doctor Who Series 4 and the 2009 specials (and re-release of Series 1-3), France 4 has revealed the time-of-year (if not a specific date) for the Series 5 DVD to be this autumn, thanks to the ever-growing announcement medium that is Twitter. What's more, purists who tend to not be fans of the hard work that goes into dubbing over the original voices in foreign language media can rejoice, knowing that Matt Smith's voice will be present and accounted for, with subtitles for the English-impaired. Our ever-reliable friend Aurélie Demonchaux of the French Whovian Beans on Toast forum provided us not only with this scoop, but also a translation of the original tweets that spawned this news between France 4 and a Who fan who also seems enthusiastic about a certain
There you go, French people. Come Christmastime, you'll be able to give all your friends, family members, and selves a bit of every Doctor Who season since 2005, barring of course the current sixth/thirty-second season that we're not even sure we English speakers will have by then! If you happen to speak and understand French, you've been cordially invited to join the fun at the Beans on Toast forum by discussing this news on this thread! | ||
| Audio Review: Doctor Who - Ghost Light - Saffron Walden Reporter Posted: 13 Jun 2011 07:11 PM PDT
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, which takes place in jolly ol' Cardiff, seems to feature very few familiar characters, as it centers around a fellow named Tom Cutler, who watches intently as the government excavates the remains of the Torchwood Hub. It also looks like we may be hearing from one Suzie Costello again… Interesting indeed. This one will be out on August 4th.
tells the pre-Miracle Day story of CIA agent Rex Matheson experience one of his first encounters with "experimental tech" in the form of imported British cargo marked 'Torchwood' that's been linked to a squad from the CIA Special Activities Division turning rogue and a number of unusual deaths. Release date: August 18th.
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