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- Why We Love Lost: Let Us Count The Ways - io9
- WhoNews v1.2 for iPhone
- The Periodic Table of Science Fiction - VizWorld.com
- Johnny And Al`s Football On Telly - Football365.com
- Casa Grande Dispatch > Az National Sports - TriValley Central
- The building blocks of science fiction - CNET
- Arts Theatre Presents WET WEATHER COVER 4/6 - Broadway World
- Twilight Increases Its Oscar Chances - Gawker
- The New assistant
- Authors donate tales to modern version of Kipling's Just So Stories - The Guardian
- First Set Pics Of Tron Legacy's Cyber-Nightclub! Plus Predators And Green ... - io9
- Cyberman 2
- Steven Moffat interviewed in new Radio Times
- New Doctor Who companion Karen Gillan gets to kiss her Time Lord - stv.tv
- Doctor Who fan built his own life-sized Dalek - Sunderland Echo
- Gillan reveals 'Doctor Who' love plot - Digital Spy
- Big 'Desperate Housewives' Secret Revealed - BuddyTV
- Back in the woods - SkySports (blog)
- Not a Love-sick Puppy
- Karen Gillan: Doctor Who's new assistant makes her debut on Grazia cover - Daily Mail
- Doctor Who star Karen Gillan: 'I couldn't tell anyone about audition' - Metro
| Why We Love Lost: Let Us Count The Ways - io9 Posted: 16 Mar 2010 08:06 AM PDT
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| Posted: 16 Mar 2010 07:38 AM PDT A new version of the popular iPhone app WhoNews has been released, with new features and more ways to read your favourite Doctor Who News!
* Kasterborous …and many more. On the left, you can see how Kasterborous look when view through the app - other views of news feeds can be viewed here, here and here. New features include: * Most recent news view - time ordered news from over 20+ websites. Future updates are planned to include a Region 1 DVD price engine and Twitter support. WhoNews is a great app with loads of features - go check it out at www.moonboom.com, developer Paul Gee's website, and give the video a view: WhoNews is available from the iPhone store for £1.19 or $1.99, depending on your locale.  | ||
| The Periodic Table of Science Fiction - VizWorld.com Posted: 16 Mar 2010 07:34 AM PDT
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| Johnny And Al`s Football On Telly - Football365.com Posted: 16 Mar 2010 05:54 AM PDT
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| Casa Grande Dispatch > Az National Sports - TriValley Central Posted: 16 Mar 2010 04:29 AM PDT
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| The building blocks of science fiction - CNET Posted: 16 Mar 2010 04:01 AM PDT
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| Arts Theatre Presents WET WEATHER COVER 4/6 - Broadway World Posted: 16 Mar 2010 02:03 AM PDT
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| Twilight Increases Its Oscar Chances - Gawker Posted: 16 Mar 2010 01:19 AM PDT
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| Posted: 16 Mar 2010 01:11 AM PDT Karen Gillan has a Short interview, in the UK Newspaper The Observer and reveals that her Character Amy Pond Was Supossed to ware trousers. She also reveals what her relationship with the Doctor is, and that in fact they do Kiss. The entire article can be read following the link below. Also on the article are links to and Interview with Matt Smith, An interactive guide to the Regenerations of the Doctor, A review of the Complete Specials Boxed set, and a piece about the Bonhams Auction a few weeks ago. So it's well worth a look.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/2010/mar/14/karen-gillan-doctor-who  | ||
| Authors donate tales to modern version of Kipling's Just So Stories - The Guardian Posted: 16 Mar 2010 01:08 AM PDT
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| First Set Pics Of Tron Legacy's Cyber-Nightclub! Plus Predators And Green ... - io9 Posted: 16 Mar 2010 12:08 AM PDT
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| Posted: 15 Mar 2010 11:36 PM PDT
Carrying it all along with a confident determination, however, is Hannah Smith's Samantha Thorn who probably takes the lion's share of the best lines and most of the action as a rebel android desperately trying to fulfil her mission in the best way she sees fit. Little knowledge of the original four part story is required here, however – Cyberman 2 follows on from the previous story but all you need to know is that things on Earth and in space are pretty grim. A war between Earth and the androids fighting to escape human oppression has lead both parties down a dark path, resorting to selling their souls to the Cybermen to achieve an advantage. With merchant vessels commandeered as warships, propaganda decrying all opposition to the war and Earth President Paul Hunt as "terrorism" and a populace riddled with fear, the 26th century world of Cyberman 2 isn't exactly a million miles from our own. Despite being a low-key release in comparison to the usual Doctor Who releases, this Time Lord-lite series is absolutely superb. Evocative, moody and dramatic in equal parts, my only real gripe is a couple of overlong monologues used to convey the thoughts of a couple of characters. These are well-placed after lengthy action sequences, however, so they're not completely distracting. Despite the nearly 4 hours running time, Cyberman 2 is well paced and engaging throughout. Writer James Sparrow has once again brought us a world in which no one is what they seem, where the propaganda machines fools everybody and the truth is a rare and valuable commodity. The war between Earth and the androids is a useful backdrop that offers many opportunities to the "Tinnies" (the colloquial nickname for the Cyberman) to divide and conquer, and it is sad to see the evidently brilliant Paul Hunt being used by the Cybermen like a futuristic Tobias Vaughan – you just know he's going to come to a terrible end, and not necessarily one that will involve any form of redemption. Evoking a future Earth not too far removed from Frontier in Space or Blake's 7, Cyberman 2 acts as a conclusion to the events in the first series – but don't take it as read that humankind can defeat the Cyber-race - a rag-tag bunch of humans helped by a sole renegade android hardly have any chance of overcoming the might of a planet full of Cybermen… The Cybermen are here – the question is, how can they be defeated? Cyberman 2 runs acrosss 4 CDs for 240 minutes, with a 5th disc included packed with extras - there is some repetition across these features, but plenty to learn, making the extras a welcome bonus. Find out more about Cyberman 2 at www.bigfinish.com.  | ||
| Steven Moffat interviewed in new Radio Times Posted: 15 Mar 2010 10:58 PM PDT Radio Times are getting into the new series fever this week with a brand new interview with Steven Moffat! The spoiler-free feature appears in the latest issue of the listings magazine, which is out today across the United Kingdom at the usual price of £1.10. The new showrunner discusses what formidable foes the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond will be encountering [...]  | ||
| New Doctor Who companion Karen Gillan gets to kiss her Time Lord - stv.tv Posted: 15 Mar 2010 10:39 PM PDT
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| Doctor Who fan built his own life-sized Dalek - Sunderland Echo Posted: 15 Mar 2010 09:59 PM PDT
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| Gillan reveals 'Doctor Who' love plot - Digital Spy Posted: 15 Mar 2010 09:36 PM PDT
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| Big 'Desperate Housewives' Secret Revealed - BuddyTV Posted: 15 Mar 2010 08:48 PM PDT
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| Back in the woods - SkySports (blog) Posted: 15 Mar 2010 08:33 PM PDT
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| Posted: 15 Mar 2010 07:41 PM PDT
Gillan is appearing in a new photoshoot, this time in the fashion magazine Grazia,
Now far be it from us to read too much into this, but there is a key phrase there - "love sick puppy" - that has been used countless times since 2006 to describe the relationship between the Tenth Doctor and Rose. Whatever the case, it certainly seems as though the friendship between the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond is going to be something to watch - especially when he has another special lady wandering around in the background.  | ||
| Karen Gillan: Doctor Who's new assistant makes her debut on Grazia cover - Daily Mail Posted: 15 Mar 2010 07:19 PM PDT
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| Doctor Who star Karen Gillan: 'I couldn't tell anyone about audition' - Metro Posted: 15 Mar 2010 07:03 PM PDT
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Comprising the hour long episodes 'Outsiders', 'Terror', 'Machines' and 'Extinction', Cyberman 2 is the sequel to the 2005 serial from Big Finish, again starring Mark McDonnell as Liam Barnaby, Barnaby Edwards as Paul Hunt and also featuring Toby Hadoke as Louis Richter..
A new magazine apeparance by new Doctor Who companion Karen Gillan has seen the actress 
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