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- News: Prisoner Of The Judoon Preview
- Mellow yellow Tiger Temple - Malaysia Star
- Booking now - guardian.co.uk
- David Walliams on women, dressing up and Mr Stink - Times Online
- News: Karen's in The Well
- Spoiler-gasm
- Matthew Kelly & Other Comedians - Drink, Prog, Q&A - WhatsOnStage.com
- Today's TV Addict Top 5: SMALLVILLE Season 9 - DVR Playground (press release)
- Girl Number 9 hitting the web next month - Wired.co.uk
- Year 2000 - A Playlist of Songs Wot Soundtracked the Launch of DiS - Drowned In Sound
- Panto role for former Dr Who - Worcester Standard
- News: BBC Trust Consultation
- Bristolcon and Post-FenCon
- Joe Absolom to star in online crime series - What's On TV
- Interview: Huw Higginson in All My Sons - Lancaster and Morecambe Citizen
- Doctor Who Dalek created out of 480000 matchsticks - Telegraph.co.uk
- Comic convention stars descend on Wrexham - The Leader - Wrexham & Flintshire news
| News: Prisoner Of The Judoon Preview Posted: 25 Sep 2009 08:40 AM PDT The Sarah Jane Adventures returns on October 15th for a new series of two-part adventures shown weekly on consecutive days - and the first challenge in this Doctor Who spin-off comes from the Judoon! Former Doctor Who companion Sarah Jane Smith returns with adopted son Luke and their friends Clyde and Rani for more alien and paranormal investigation and adventure. In the first of this two-part adventure, Sarah Jane and the gang face the most dangerous day of their lives, as the rhino-like...  | ||
| Mellow yellow Tiger Temple - Malaysia Star Posted: 25 Sep 2009 04:16 AM PDT
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| David Walliams on women, dressing up and Mr Stink - Times Online Posted: 25 Sep 2009 02:22 AM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Sep 2009 01:29 AM PDT New Doctor Who companion Karen Gillan (who will play Amy Pond in 2010) can be seen herein various off camera stills in preparation for scenes to be shot for new BBC Switch/Two thriller The Well. Coming to our screens this autumn in the Switch zone on BBC Two (Saturdays 12noon-2.00pm) and extending online at bbc.co.uk/switch (where the audience can immerse themselves further in the story, exploring a spookily atmospheric recreation of the main drama location in a multi-level game) Karen Gillan...  | ||
| Posted: 24 Sep 2009 11:14 PM PDT ***WARNING! This entire post contains pesky SPOILERS regarding the third season of The Sarah Jane Adventures... so if you'd rather not know, look away now!** As you probably know by now the BBC Press Office has released the synopsis for the first two episodes of the SJA's new run of episodes, covering the entire "Prisoner of the Judoon" story: Episode One - airing Thursday 15th October @ 4:35pm, BBC One In the first of this two-part adventure, Sarah Jane and the gang face the most dangerous day of their lives, as the rhino-like Judoon return. When prisoner Androvax the Destroyer crash-lands on Earth, a Veil is set free and starts to turn Earth's technology against itself. And his next intended victim is Sarah Jane. Episode Two - airing Friday 16th October @4:35pm, BBC One Luke, Clyde and Rani fight their most fearsome enemy yet – Sarah Jane Smith – in the second episode of this two-part, alien-busting adventure. As the Judoon fleet approaches Earth, it's a race against time to stop Androvax. But with Genetech's technology on the rampage, and Rani's parents taken prisoner, can anything stop the Army of the Infinitesimal? In an exclusive interview with SFX Magazine (which isn't due to be published until mid-November) Elisabeth Sladen previews the first few adventures of the series... Episodes one and two "Prisoner Of The Judoon" by Phil Ford. "I love one and two, because I'm evil Sarah Jane, and I absolutely relished it – it's great! I said to Phil Ford, 'Why did you think I could do that?' and he said, 'It's something you did or said last year', so I thought 'Oh… They do listen!" Episodes three and four "The Mad Woman In The Attic" by Joseph Lidster "Three and four my husband [Brian Miller] is in, which is brilliant. That was in the rain on Barry Island. If you've ever been on Barry Island, with or without rain, you would remember it. I got a chest infection on Barry Island! You look at it and you don't see the terrible weather we had - it was a nightmare for poor Alice [Troughton, the director], it really was. And for the lighting guy. And of course this year we're in HD for the first time. It's a different kind of look and it looks so expensive – it's wonderful, I'm so thrilled with it." Episodes five and six "The Wedding Of Sarah Jane Smith" by Gareth Roberts "A great story. It's by my lovely Gareth – he's lovely because he knows Sarah so well, he knows Doctor Who so well. He puts little things in sometimes, where I look up from a read-through and maybe only he and I and Russell and someone else will spot them! It's really nice to have those little moments." Episodes seven and eight "The Eternity Trap" by Phil Ford "The haunted house one is incredibly scary - I mean I even screech in it when something happens! Danny [Anthony, who plays Clyde] went to the loo and he wouldn't look in the mirror - when he came back out from washing his hands, he flew out!" You can pick up SFX Magazine from all good newsagents from £3.99 - or why not subscribe for all the latest science-fiction/fantasy news direct to your door, from around £10 per quarter. More news covering series three over the coming weeks - including updates on cinema trailers, Doctor Who Magazine specials, and maybe some sneaky - and surprising - DVD news to boot...   | ||
| Matthew Kelly & Other Comedians - Drink, Prog, Q&A - WhatsOnStage.com Posted: 24 Sep 2009 09:06 PM PDT
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| Today's TV Addict Top 5: SMALLVILLE Season 9 - DVR Playground (press release) Posted: 24 Sep 2009 08:14 PM PDT
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| Girl Number 9 hitting the web next month - Wired.co.uk Posted: 24 Sep 2009 07:37 PM PDT
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| Year 2000 - A Playlist of Songs Wot Soundtracked the Launch of DiS - Drowned In Sound Posted: 24 Sep 2009 07:15 PM PDT
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| Panto role for former Dr Who - Worcester Standard Posted: 24 Sep 2009 06:42 PM PDT
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| Posted: 24 Sep 2009 06:35 PM PDT To ensure it's key services are meeting expectations, the BBC Trust has taken the unprecedented step of reviewing BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four and the Red Button - each regular hosts of quality content on the network and of course in the case of BBC One the home of Doctor Who. The Trust performs regular reviews of services, and this will be the largest and most significant undertaken by the Trust, and the first time that two most popular services - BBC One and BBC Two - have been...  | ||
| Posted: 24 Sep 2009 06:34 PM PDT Well, FenCon was excellent. It's one of those conventions run by a gang of mates who've been together forever, but they're interested in outreach, in attracting an audience, so it wasn't like a couple of those I've been to where you feel like you're at someone else's yearly general meeting and it's all a bit grim. They're keen that new attendees feel it's their party too. I made a lot of new  | ||
| Joe Absolom to star in online crime series - What's On TV Posted: 24 Sep 2009 06:14 PM PDT
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| Interview: Huw Higginson in All My Sons - Lancaster and Morecambe Citizen Posted: 24 Sep 2009 05:40 PM PDT
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| Doctor Who Dalek created out of 480000 matchsticks - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 24 Sep 2009 04:07 PM PDT
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| Comic convention stars descend on Wrexham - The Leader - Wrexham & Flintshire news Posted: 24 Sep 2009 01:12 PM PDT
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