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The Happiness Patrol has released Episode Forty: There's No Such Thing as a Zucchini, it's our 40th episode and we are really happy to be here! On this one, we bitch about a comedian who bitches about Doctor Who, tell ya news from Washington, talk about Tara's tattoo (Austin this Wednesday!), and tell ya why Mexican Coke is better than America Coke (a cola, that is).SFX has Moffat On The Doctor Who Christmas Special And Season Six, the really rather spiffing Doctor Who The Brilliant Book 2011 hits the bookshop shelves later this month and in amongst its Aladdin’s cave of 11th Doctor goodness is an interview with showrunner Steven Moffat, which reveals the following snippets of info…
The Nerdist has Doctor Who for Newbies: The Second Doctor, when it came time for William Hartnell to leave the show, due to failing health and an inability to remember his lines, there was talk of simply letting the show end. After all, three years was a decent run by BBC standards. Still, the ratings were very good and it was decided to liven things up with a change of lead actor. So, at the end of the fourth episode of “The Tenth Planet,” the second story to season four, after defeating new enemies the Cybermen, the First Doctor claimed his old body was wearing thin and lay down on the floor. A few flashes of light and a decent dissolving effect – even by today’s standards – and the Doctor was now Patrick Troughton.Who Fix has My eyes!, it's almost photographic realism (from Spectrox 3), and Have a Jelly Baby and Call…
Mister Chinn has the smallbeer podcast - episode 2, this week I am chatting to Luke Harrison, The Minute Dotor Who Podcaster and Tim Drury from Tims Take On as we travel by train to Whooverville 2 you can almost hear the crackle of excitement in the air. A squeeriffic time was had by all. This podcast is approx 16 minutes long and features a jam by smallbeer.The Confessions of Who has Chad Valley 'Give A Show' Projector (1965), ...to kids of the 60's Chad Valley projectors need no introduction. However, to kids of the 90's they probably need to be explained...
Doc Oho's Big Finish audios reviews has Gallifrey: Weapon of Choice written by Alan Barnes and directed by Gary Russell, the Time Lords of Gallifrey were the first to map the Web of Time. Now, under the reforming gaze of President Romanadvoratrelundar, the oldest civilisation is ready to shed its monopoly, sharing its secrets with a coalition of the Temporal Powers the Monan Host, the Nekkistani and the Warpsmiths of Phaidon among them.
Shadowlocked reviews Revenge Of The Cybermen, hangover was once used by Philip Hinchcliffe to describe the closing story of season 12...
The Daily Drew has "Dalek", at one point, it was uncertain whether the Daleks would be permitted to appear. The Daleks posed something of an issue in the classic series, also. The rights to the Daleks reside with the estate of their creator, Terry Nation...The Who Noobs has Episode 11: The Rescue, this week we are covering Episode 11 of Doctor Who, which happens to be called "The Rescue"! No, it's not the mini-story called The Rescue (which by the way, we don't even know what that is, 'cause we're n00bs). This is the story where the Doctor and Susan are captured by the Daleks, and Barbara and Ian come to the rescue! With a super-special appearance by Johnny Cash. What am I talking about, you say? Well... tune in to find out! Originally aired February 1, 1964, directed by Richard Martin.
Doctor Who Spoilers has...
Set reports from Bristol (20th September), at Waring House this during the final locations shoot for episode four “What Are Little Boys Made Of?”
More casting news for Episode Four, Andrew Tiernan will be playing Mr. Purcell in What Little Boys Are Made Of?, Andrew has appeared in a number of television show and films, most notably he played Whitaker in Murderland and Gavin in the first series of Survivors. He also appeared as Ephialtes of Trachis in the film adaptation of 300.
Bleeding Cool has Last Night’s Doctor Who Set Shots From Bristol, this is a three day shoot of the third episode (written by Mark Gatiss). Specific locations included flat interiors, stairwells, corridors, and the area by the bins with an old lady and children. There was also late night filming in the garag section with the TARDIS.Digital Spy has Adam Rickitt cast in 'Doctor Who'?, former Coronation Street star Adam Rickitt has apparently won a role in the next series of Doctor Who, the actor's Spotlight page suggests that he will play the character of Ben in the third episode, directed by Richard Clark.
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