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Blogtor Who has posted Review: The Sarah Jane Adventures, "The Nightmare Man", incredibly, the Doctor Who spin-off is now in its fourth series and, by the signs of this opening two-parter and the second story too (but more of that in a few days), it's as good as ever. I have to say that I was slightly surprised to see the opening tale, usually an entertaining, upbeat romp (Prisoner of the Judoon, for example), was to be written by Joseph Lidster.....
The Terrible Zodin has released Issue 8 (Autumn 2010), this issue is dedicated to the period between production of TV series 1990 - 2003. Whilst many call it The Wilderness Years I hope this issue proves it was anything but. Indeed I hope you're sitting comfortably because TTZ8 is a whopping Target novelization sized 104 pages, we bring you the concluding part of our interview with Paul Cornell and have a new exclusive interview with Lance Parkin. We sing the praises of the New Adventures, debate canon, dissect the theme tune and throw ourselves in to the Timelash!
The Doctor Who News Page has The Mutants- Commentary Team, the third Doctor story, The Mutants will have a commentary team of seven according to a tweet from actor Nicholas Pegg who is moderating the discussion, taking part will be....
- Katy Manning, who plays Jo Grant in the story
- Terrance Dicks, who was Script Editor at the time
- Bob Baker, who co-wrote the story
- Christopher Barry, who directed the story
- Garrick Hagon, who played Ky in the story
- Jeremy Bear, who designed the story
- Brian Hodgson, who designed the special sounds for the story
The Star has....
MP teams up with Dalek, Wentworth and Dearne MP John Healey and a Dalek were present to hand out medals and certificates to children who had read six books in a summer reading programme - this year with a sci-fi theme and called 'Space Hop'- The Star joins the list of tabloids doing competitions for Doctor Who Live with..
Win VIP tickets and meet monsters, "our top prize today – six VIP front row tickets and passes to meet the monsters, seven runners-up will get a pair of tickets each for the show, with performances in Sheffield on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 12 and 13.
Who Fix has Dear John, John and Jane are now firm friends.
A small selection from our younger readers...
IndianaJonesnutter has YouTubed Doctor Who review - Dalek Sec Hybrid action figure.
MrDrwho123 has YouTubed Brief look at Decide your Destiny Claws of Macra.
drwhosnippets has YouTubed Doctor Who figure review- Tomb of the Cybermen Cyberman.
Tea with Morbius has Full Fathom Five (Big Finish Unbound Audio), this full-cast audioplay is part of Big Finish's Unbound Adventures series, a set of stories imagining the Doctor Who universe with key canonical notions rejected. This play portrays a Doctor who is prepared to commit cold-blooded murder to achieve his ends. Shadowlocked reviews The Brain Of Morbius, continuing the trend for taking inspiration from classic horror films at pace, The Brain Of Morbius ups the gothic horror ante further. This time around, the source is Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (or The Modern Prometheus as an alternative title) – both stories feature a mad scientist creating a vicious monster that ends up going on the rampage. Doctor Who of course, needs the sci-fi twist, which in this case is the fact that the monster houses the brain of renegade Time Lord, Morbius.The Tardis Project has Special Post: "Dr. Who and the Daleks", "to celebrate reaching the end of Season Two, we've decided to watch the first Aaru film, which was released in late summer of 1965, right around the point where we are in the Project. I'm pretty sure that, although some of us had heard of this (in)famous Peter Cushing classic, none of us ("us" being myself, Ketina, Ronelyn, Schmallturm, Spoo, MiniSpoo and Photobug) had actually seen it. So, not knowing quite what to expect, we settled down in front of the TV to watch..."The Cultdom Chronicles has Cultdom Commentary: Love & Monsters, Ian, Dave & Mike get together in the basement for another commentary, this time P.S. We don’t have a bathroom…
Todays pick of the Tweets....
Ruth Wheeler News just in - James Marsters is the first guest to be announced for Hub 6
Richard Clark Great. Just when I've nailed sleeping during the day, we finish shooting nights.
Richard Clark Dr Who crew remarkable. At least half of them shoot continuously for 30 weeks. Unsung heroes of the show.
David Tennant Media Alert: David Tennant interview on Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 4, Friday 8 October, at 10am
drwhofilming Richard Clark has reported night shoots completed, hopefully that means some daytime activity to catch during next week or so on this block.
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