Win the Eleventh Doctor, plus more podcasts, reviews and a serious spoiler

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Todays Release...

The Mutants DVD, when a strange message pod turns up at UNIT HQ, the Doctor and his assistant Jo suddenly find themselves involved in another dangerous mission for the Time Lords. The TARDIS takes them to Skybase One above the inhospitable Solos. It is the 30th century and the planet is about to gain independence from Earth’s glorious empire. But someone on Solos has other plans and, alarmingly, the natives are slowly mutating into fierce-looking creatures. It’s time for the Doctor and Jo to find out why...

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BBC Doctor Who Adventures Magazine, has DAY 3: Win an Eleventh Doctor action figure, Our brilliant Doctor Who prize giveaway continues today with another brilliant prize, exclusive to www.dwamag.com, this time, we've got a cool Eleventh Doctor action figure to be won, for your chance to win, just answer this question....

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The Minute Doctor Who Podcast has TMDWP - 049 - Hello and Goodbye, some general house keeping.

Pick of the Blogs...

Comfy Chair has Online Fanzine Archive Launches, the first in this series is MORBIUS The Newsletter of the Doctor Who Special Interest Group of American Mensa. The come from my own personal collection of Doctor Who fanzines. My archive covers 5 years of the newsletter's existence....

A Life More or Less Ordinary (Paul Scoones) has Absence of Malus, "I began writing production text for the BBC / 2|entertain Doctor Who DVD range two and a half years ago, quite early on I think it must have become apparent to my commissioning editor that I have an particular affinity for the Fifth Doctor's era, because I soon found myself the go-to guy for stories from Peter Davison's third and final year.....

Podcasts...

The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast presents Doctor Who and the Alicia of Doom, in our first venture into audio ‘drama’, Alicia has been kidnapped by The Dalek Announcer with the ransom being podcast feedback. Adam and Ben embark on a rescue mission with the help of The 2nd Doctor and Jamie.....

Radio Free Skaro has 235 - The More, The Guerriers, a very busy week in the world of Doctor Who — including big DVD news and disappointing results at a certain fictitious awards show — is capped off in this latest installment of Radio Free Skaro by not only our look at director Keith Boak in the miniscope but also a visit with Simon & Thomas Guerrier. The Guerriers are responsible for some recent and upcoming bonus material on Classic Doctor Who DVD releases and we talk with the brothers about some of them, especially their award-nominated Race Against Time coming out very soon on the DVD of The Mutants. Join us, won’t you?.....

Gallifreyan Embassy has released Doctor Who: Podshock Episode 235, an interview with Sarah Sutton and Matthew Waterhouse, Doctor Who news, Gallifrey 22 update, and more.....

Adventures in Time, Space and Music has Episode 13 – The Parallel Lives of Simon Guerrier, in this episode we'll be featuring an interview with Doctor Who author and editor Simon Guerrier, focusing on his work writing for BBC Books and and working for Big Finish Productions, recorded the 27th of November, 2010 at the Chicago TARDIS convention.....

Review's Roundup...

Den Of Geek has The Mutants DVD review, before he became more famous as the writer behind Nick Park's hugely successful Wallace & Gromit, Bristol-based Bob Baker was more famously known as the man (along with fellow writing partner, Dave Martin) who created one of Doctor Who's most enduring creations, K-9.....

Tea with Morbius has Timewyrm: Revelation, by Paul Cornell (Virgin New Adventure), you could say this is the only book in the Timewyrm series that really matters. Exodus was a great novel, but it did not really deal much with the Timewyrm herself and in Genesys she was a fairly uninteresting and standard alien villain.....

He also has Wirrn Dawn, by Nicholas Briggs (Big Finish Audio), This is the first Eighth Doctor audio that I have listened to, unless you count Paul McGann's appearance in Survival of the Fittest. I thought he gave a reasonable performance, even if not the most inspiring Doctoral performance I have heard, deep down every Doctor Who fan wants to see old monsters return and so a story like this has an obvious appeal. Being on audio, we are freed from the disadvantage of seeing unconvincing monster props....

Tachyon TV has Something’s Cooking in the Kitchen, The Ark was the final Doctor Who story made with John Wiles as producer, and over the years his era has become known for two things; off-screen he got on so badly with William Hartnell that they tried to get each other sacked/killed, and on-screen the majority of stories he produced were dark, mordantly funny, and typically concluded with innocents being ruthlessly slaughtered....

Doc Oho's Big Finish audios reviews has LIVE 34 written by James Parsons & Andrew Stirling-Brown and directed by Gary Russell, we interrupt today’s Big Finish update to bring you an exciting new review of LIVE 34 written by James Parsons & Andrew Stirling-Brown and directed by Gary Russell. Over to Joe Ford and his on the spot reactions immediately after listening…’

The Edwardian Adventurer has 080 – A Battle of Wits (The Time Meddler Part 3), the Doctor, it turns out, has escaped through a secret passage in the cell. Vicki and Steven follow, there is a lot of moving around in this episode, from monastery to beach, to village, to forest. Everyone is moving toward the endgame in the next episode....

Unreality SF has Review: Jago & Litefoot Series Two, When Big Finish dusted off some of the incidental characters from the classic Doctor Who episode The Talons of Weng-Chiang, they hit gold. Theatrical impresario Henry Gordon Jago and pathologist Professor Litefoot's Companion Chronicle The Mahogany Murderers sold out its first CD run in an unpredecented two months....

They also have Review: Bernice Summerfield: The Greatest Shop in the Galaxy, the premiere of the third season of the Professor Bernice Summerfield audio dramas sees everyone’s favourite archaeology professor headed to the Gigamarket to excavate some ancient latrines....

Bigger On The Inside has “Have you heard of time standing still?”, at the centre of the story of ‘Enlightenment’ is the race between the Eternals. Such competitions come with built in tension. There can only be one winner and so every success and failure effects the outcome.

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Geekshow has The Doctor’s Companion Ep. 37 – That’s Davros!, Davros is creating the Daleks while Scott and Matt are gushing about the Tom Baker 6-part serial “Genesis of the Daleks”. The Time Lords call the Doctor, along with companions Sarah Jane and Harry, to the planet Skaro before the creation of the Daleks in hope of preventing their existence. Can the Doctor stop the evil scientist Davros from creating one of the Doctor’s most formidable foes ever? What does Nyder like to do for fun? What does that middle switch do?....

Outer Space Book and a Pick of the Tweets...

Gareth David-Lloyd - The Official Page Gareth will be returning to Australia this June for the Supanova Pop Culture Expo conventions in Sydney (17-19 June) and Perth (24-26 June). Info on the events can be found at the Supanova website.

Doctor Who Filming Dates for the Diary: DW filming from Monday for 3-4 days in Charlestown, St. Austell; TW unit 1 filming at a butchers in Frogmere Street, Swansea on Monday; TW unit 2 possibly filming near Magor (motorway services) also on Monday; TW filming at the Coal Exchange, Cardiff on Tuesday. Some M4 excitement this morning it seems, as the TW crew set up a car on a low-loader and police escort assembles (last time they did this was for Gwen's travel to England in CoE!). Setting off from the Hampton Hotel Cardiff (J23A). Meanwhile back in Swansea preparations are continuing at the Family Butcher on Frogmere Avenue, now dressed as a pharmacy.

DWMtweets Issue 431 is now safely at the printers.

Spoiler Alert...

Doctor Who Spoilers has And the title of the game-changing Episode Seven is…, well, first of all we can reveal that Dorium, played by Simon Fisher-Becker has a surname, he’s called Dorium Maldavar, however, we've also discovered the title of Moffat’s mid-series cliff-hanger Epsiode Seven and since episode titles have been in particularly short supply this year we felt duty bound to pass it on as quickly as possible.....

They also posted Charlestown becomes Whoville, it looks like the suggestion that the DrWho crew are about to cross the Severn Bridge and film in Cornwall for the first time since Colony in Space has been borne out. Earlier today, a filmmaker visiting Charlestown tweeted: I’m filming a short today in sunny Charlestown in Cornwall. Tomorrow they’re filming Dr Who here with, I imagine, a very similar budget.....

The Doctor Who News Page has Torchwood: Week Three Filming, the lead-up to the week saw the cast and crew out in Los Angeles make their way to the United Kingdom; of the principle cast, this meant a return home for John Barrowman, Eve Myles, Kai Owen and Tom Price, and joined (so far) by Mekhi Phifer and Dichen Lachman. Crew-wise, Director of Photography Nathaniel Goodman and Directors Bharat Nalluri (episode one) and Bill Gierhart (episode two) also travelled over....

BBC Doctor Who - Daleks: Day One

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It's day one of our Dalek celebration and the first person to arrive at the party is Davros, the misguided mad man who created the Daleks on his home planet of Skaro.

The clip comes from the 1975 story, Genesis of the Daleks, and in this adventure we learnt about the origins of the Doctor's oldest enemies. It turns out they were created by a talented but twisted scientist, Davros, who saw the creatures as the only way his race, the Kaleds, could survive after a damaging, almost endless war with the Thals. The big flaw in his plan was making the Daleks deadly and brilliant... but without compassion or mercy.

In this sequence we join Sarah Jane Smith and meet Davros for the first time. Sarah finds him testing the weaponry of his fledgling creations and as he realises they can blast away with power and accuracy, he delivers that chilling and ominous line: 'The weaponry is perfect... Now we can begin!'

If you think you know the Daleks, check out our 'what happens next?' clip. It features a few moments from The Space Museum and all you have to do is answer this: what happens to the Dalek? We'll bring you the full clip tomorrow!

We'll also have more Dalek stuff for you then, and don't forget you can find more clips, information, wallpapers and galleries on their monster page right now, plus games featuring them, including City of the Daleks, in our Fun and Games section.

And please remember: we want your Dalek memories... find out what we're after and how to contribute!

Sean Pertwee didn't want dad's role, Devils End dancing, plus more news and reviews...

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Todays picture is Tardis in Liverpool 2 by marco137.

The News...

Telegraph.co.uk has Sean Pertwee: 'Why I never expected to be Doctor Who', a year ago it was rumoured you wanted to take over as Doctor Who from David Tennant. is that true?, "No, I never said I wanted the part, but there is a financial tale behind how the rumour started. For a laugh I tried putting a £50 bet on me to play the next Doctor because I thought I was in with a chance, but all the boys I knew in Islington decided I must have some inside info so they piled in behind me. When the betting shop staff asked who I was, the boys told them my father had played Doctor Who so they called head office about it and then declared all bets off. The next thing I knew I was in the news as running for the part, but I think it stemmed from trying to put £50 on myself. I'd love to have a guest part, but when it comes to the main role my father was too big an act to follow....."

Oxford Mail has Morris Men who starred in Dr Who take centre stage at sci-fi convention, four of the original 10 members who featured in 1971’s episode will travel to Aldbourne in Wiltshire for the Return To Devil’s End convention, current bagman Steve Parker, 56, said: “Lots of the men who featured in that episode are still dancing with us now, and others are still friends, even if they no longer dance, some of the bigger parts were played by actors, but as a group, we are honoured to have been in such an iconic show”, other stars from the show, including the Doctor’s former companion Jo, played by Katy Manning, will also attend.....

BBC Doctor Who Adventures Magazine has DAY 2: Win a Dalek Ironside figure (1), it's Day 2 of our mega Doctor Who prize giveaway, with something different to be won every day, exclusive to www.dwamag.com. Today, there's a brilliant Ironside Dalek action figure up for grabs, for your chance to win, just answer this question......

An Enterprise Of Geeks has Ten Things We Love About Russell T Davies' Doctor Who, we here at the Enterprise tend to be positive, optimistic people, not particularly interested in slating something we haven't experienced. As a consequence, while others spend their time talking about how **** either Davies or his successor, Steven Moffat are, we like to think about the good stuff.....

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What Susan Did Next, after Doctor Who, Carole Anne Ford appeared in an episode of Public Eye: The Morning Wasn't So Hot (1965).

The Omega Podcast Episode 1-38: Eleven Doctors Figure Set Review, we have Wes reviewing the 2010 Eleven Doctors Figure Set from Character Options and Underground Toys. There even is a short quiz for both the Children of Time on Doctor Who actor names.

The Doctor dupes Jaeger - Doctor Who: The Mutants, the Doctor seizes an opportunity to escape as he dupes Jaeger into watching over the controls as he cranks up the power. Classic clip from the 1972 six-part story 'The Mutants' starring Jon Pertwee as the Doctor.

Pick of the Blogs...

Blogtor Who has Helena Bonham Carter talks Doctor Who, OSCAR nominated actress Helena Bonham Carter was a guest on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and discussed Doctor Who....

alun.vega's posterous has Gwen will I see you again, "I took a trip to Swansea yesterday. It was the first time I'd visited a Torchwood location since they filmed the "Newport riots" for Children of Earth in October 2008. Security was much tighter yesterday. I doubt they'd've blocked the road off with barriers in the past. That said, the security guards didn't seem bothered by my taking a few pics....

Review's Roundup...

Shadowlocked reviews Resurrection Of The Daleks, way back when in 1984, The Official Doctor Who Magazine (yes, it really was called that) ran a poll to find the best story of season 21. Given all the plaudits and platitudes heaped upon it, you'd expect The Caves Of Androzani to have taken the top spot. In actual fact, at numero uno was...

Bigger On The Inside has “History is people”, short stories are excellent places to find new ideas. They provide little slices of Doctor Who that you can’t find in the television series or the audios. While there are plenty of adventures in the Big Finish Short Trip collections there are also quieter stories, looking at what happens to the Doctor between saving the world....

planetzogblog has Doctor Who 1.3: The Unquiet Dead review, a particularly interesting one for the revived show as it’s the programme trying a particular “type” of Doctor Who again, one popularised by the early Tom Baker era, but popular long after that: and it’s a success....

The Tardis Project has "The Traitors", the Doctor sends Katarina to double check that the inner door is secure. He turns to Bret and begins to speak, but is cut off as Katarina screams! Kirksen, who snuck aboard the ship when the door was open, has burst through into the cabin! He holds Katarina in a headlock with one hand and has Bors' knife in the other....

World of Stuff by Paul Mount has Book Review: Wiped! Doctor Who's Missing Episodes, one of the greatest frustrations of being a ‘Doctor Who’ fan – apart from other ‘Doctor Who’ fans – is the fact that there are currently 108 episodes of the long-running sci-fi classic missing from the BBC’s archives....

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Tin Dog Podcast has TDP 156:The Ark, almost ten million years in the future, the TARDIS materialises on a vast spacecraft including its own miniature zoo and arboretum. The First Doctor and Steven Taylor are still explaining the basics of their time travel ability to new companion Dodo Chaplet when she starts to show signs of a cold. It is only a matter of time before they are found and taken to the control chamber of the vessel....

Two-minute Time Lord has 2MTL 188: "World War Three" Two-minute Throwback, yes, "World War Three" is better than "Aliens of London." Which is somewhat like saying a stab wound is better than amputation. All the same, there's some important and valuable stuff in RTD's otherwise least-successful Doctor Who story....

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TachyonTV Adventures with the Wife in Space: The Edge of Destruction plus an interview with the academic Matt Hills: http://www.tachyon-tv.co.uk

joelidster Today I sang in a Dr Who DVD feature. So there's something to look forward to

Gallifrey One  REMINDER: Convention pre-registration is only open until January 31 (Monday). After that date, pre-registration will close... general registration will reopen on Friday morning at the convention itself. Pre-register and get the $70 rate, your name in the program book, and the ability to pick up your badge on Thursday evening!

drwhofilming DW filming at Charlestown, St. Austell is set for 1st Feb, but local reports for tomorrow - might simply be set-dressing in readiness

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Doctor Who Spoilers has Another Director revealed, according to Doctor Who production designer Michael Pickwoad’s CV, Nick Hurran will be directing episodes this series....

Hairy encounter for Time Lord Matt

Yahoo! News UK

The Doctor has been involved in dozens of close shaves - but now he's in a whole heap of stubble.

The usually smooth-skinned actor Matt Smith sports a tatty beard for an episode of the next series of Doctor Who to be screened later this year.

But the screen star has come clean and admitted he used a fake beard for the scenes because he did not have the time to grow one of his own during filming.

Smith, 27, said: "It was a glued-on beard. I wouldn't be able to grow a full-on beard like that in time."

The beard is seen briefly in a trailer for the series, in which he also appears to be chained and wearing a straitjacket.

Scrubbing the false fur from his face proved to be a nasty business, he said. "They had to remove it with a substance smelling like white turps," said Smith.

He is midway through filming the next episodes, which will be part of his second series. He has also been filming special scenes scripted by show boss Steven Moffat for a new interactive exhibition to be staged at London's Olympia from next month, the Doctor Who Experience.

It will feature costumes, models and gadgets from the popular BBC1 family programme.

He said: "It gives a sense of the TV show. I've filmed some scenes for the experience. It places you, the fan, at the heart of the action and become the companion, in a sense. There's a Tardis, which you can go on.

"The museum has all things Doctor Who. It should feature costumes from all the Doctors over the ages, and I'm sure I've got a few bits in there."

This Is How The World Ends, DWA Comic Competition, plus more news and reviews

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Todays picture is TARDIS... Flying Away by dimitridias.

Our Google Calendar has been updated with next weeks 'Whovian' UK TV and Radio Guide, as usual click the agenda tab for easier reading.

Newsroom Exclusive...

The Doctor Who Project has released This Is How The World Ends by Robert Mammone, and sees the Doctor and Peri answering a distress signal from a distant planet, where they find themselves intertwined in the lives of two of the colonists who harbour great hopes for the future and a terrible secret from the past, with the planet slowly dying, the Doctor wrestles with a decision which will have a lasting impact on the lives of those he seeks to rescue, as well as for himself.....

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BBC Doctor Who Adventures Comic has DAY 1: Win these cool DVDs, Wow! Have we got a treat for you - a brilliant Doctor Who prize to be won every day for the next two weeks, exclusive to www.dwamag.com. We've got everything from amazing action figures and DVDs to life-size character cutouts and sonic screwdriver toys, today's prize is a DVD double - Doctor Who: The Complete Series 5 and Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol, for your chance to win, just answer this question: What was the name of the old miser the Doctor met in A Christmas Carol?...

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io9 has Do You Have What It Takes To Be A Classic Doctor Who Companion?, a look at the filming of the classic Doctor Who story "Caves Of Androzani," where co-star Nicola Bryant is faced with a major acting challenge. She has to ad-lib saying "Doctor, what's happening?" and "Doctor, I'm frightened!" and making scared faces for, like, two minutes....

The Doctor Who News Page has Sun Makers goes Solo, following the announcement of the delay to the DVD release of Ambassadors of Death, 2|Entertain have confirmed that the original idea of a Solar System Box Set has been abandoned, the release of the 1977 Fourth Doctor story, The Sun Makers will go ahead as planned with the story being released in the same slot, but as a stand-alone story.

The New Agenda has Doctor Who: Amy Pond, "recently, there has been some controversy over whether the treatment of Amy Pond in the series has been sexist. I refuse to take any side in this debate. After all, Amy Pond does have a decent-sized fanbase who adore her character and who consider her a strong woman. While I considered the controversy and its origins, I looked pragmatically at Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, and Donna Noble and compared their situations with that of Amy Pond...."

The Doctor Who Site has K9 Merchandise - Special Feature, we thought we would take a look at some of the K9 merchandise that has been made available over the years, and its amazing just how much there is - and at the foot of the page there is an image that might just surprise you…

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Doctor and Jo encounter mutant - The Mutants, having reached Storage Area 3, The Doctor and Jo encounter Varan's mutating bodyguard. Classic clip from the 1972 six-part story 'The Mutants' starring Jon Pertwee as the Doctor.

Pick of the Blogs...

The Cavblog has Doctor Who: Feast of the Stone, the BBC is to delete a number of its archived sites. One of these is the BBC Cult site, including the Cult Vampires magazine which featured a story by Mark Wright and myself. Doctor Who – Feast of the Stone was a short story follow up of to the 2004 online reboot of Doctor Who. The Scream of the Shalka featured Richard E. Grant as the Doctor, Sophie Okonedo as new companion Alison and Derek Jacobi as the Master. It was an interesting take on the Doctor Who universe.....

The Spoof (satire) has 'Unearthly' BBC Documents Reveal Origin of Doctor Who, mystery has always shrouded the reason why the world's longest-running science fiction television show was called simply 'Dr Who'. Now, according to the BBC, newly discovered papers belonging to the man who created it give a startling insight into the 'paranormal' origins of the TV Time Lord's name.....

WHOGold has Harrison And Heironymous, during the summer months of 1997, Doctor Who was given a rare prime-time slot on satellite channel UK Gold, as the Fourth Doctor's earliest adventures were screened episode by episode, weeknights at 7.20pm (usually sandwiched between classic comedies such as Brush Strokes, Sykes, George And Mildred and Only When I Laugh). Actress Elisabeth Sladen was invited on-screen to share her memories and introduce viewers to each story...

Podcasts...

Geek Syndicate has Episode 179 SFX Weekender, this week Dave and Barry throw the usual format out of the window to record a special episode dedicated to upcoming SFX Weekender 2 convention. The lads dissect the panels and events taking place and pick out what they're looking forward. There's also an interview about the show with SFX's editor and head honcho Dave Bradley....

Tid-Bits...

Who Fix has Ride-in Dalek, in 1965 inflatable Daleks cost only 21s. But they were crap.

Cut Out + Keep has Make Your Own Dalek Charm, "sometime ago i've been searching for a tutorial on how to make a beaded Dalek, but had no luck with it, so I ended up doing one myself, and here is he tutorial how you can make one yourself ...

Who Fix has Slow News Month?, keeping Janet in stamps was the month's top news item.

The Ultimate Doctor Who Site has Doctor Who DVD Files - Issue 54, the cover and info on this fornight's edition.

eBay items of interest...

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Review's Roundup...

Doc Oho's Big Finish audios reviews has Terror Firma written by Joe Lidster and directed by Gary Russell, welcome to the madness that is Terror Firma where Joe Lidster discovers everything that has been missing from the eighth Doctor’s life and squeezes it into one story! Don’t get me wrong it is wonderful to have him back in his home universe and the first episode sees him more chilled out than we have had him in ages...

He has also posted Thicker than Water written by Paul Sutton and directed by Ed Salt, three years after Világ was all but laid waste by the Killorans, the Doctor is back alongside a different companion. And a lot has changed. Now elected Principle Triumvir, head of a tripartite government, Rossiter is working to secure a peaceful future for the planet by researching the technology the Killorans left behind. But he has to contend with opposition from his daughter, Sofia, who heads a public campaign demanding the destruction of all alien artefacts.....

Tachyon TV has The Daleks, "before we begin, I would like to point out that it was Sue who prompted the screening of every episode of this story. I have seen this blog described as "someone forcing his wife to watch Doctor Who" and while it may end up like that (check back during The Sensorities to see if I've resorted to rope and pipettes), she's the one making all the moves right now...."

The Edwardian Adventurer has 079 – The Meddling Monk (The Time Meddler Part 2), despite the monk having mysterious, possibly ill, motives, he isn’t completely evil and heartless. He makes a rather nice breakfast for his prisoner, The Doctor. Sadly, William Hartnell is on holiday for this episode, so he doesn’t get to partake....

Outer Space Book and a Pick of the Tweets...

Doctor Who Question time! Check out this snap taken from the TARDIS at the Doctor Who Experience http://bit.ly/gKkryP ...have you seen it somewhere before?

vervoid Update - Van Dorn goes potty with his robot, Stewart Lee, Timewyrm: Genesys, new Adventures into Space and more http://www.thevervoid.com

vic1st #doctorwho #secondlife Doctor Who Experience featured in SL! XD http://secondlife.com/<wbr>destination/zenobia-time-<wbr>station

Doctor Who Filming Torchwood filmed at Cambridge Street in Swansea during the afternoon and evening tonight (Fri), and are expected to be back again tomorrow (Sat). JB, EM, and TP were spotted, alongside SWAT team, ambulance, police car and masters of ceremonies RTD and BM!

David_Tennant Recap and photo of David Tennant on Radio 5 Live today (incl. ticket link): http://tinyurl.com/4ke67tx

drwhofilming TW filming notification for Cambridge Street in Swanseahttp://yfrog.com/<wbr>gyagphj - indicates possible 5 days filming (2 expected). TW current filming seems to be directed by Bharat Nalluri, making this scenes for episode one. The Cooper residence (Geraint and Mary)

Spoiler Alert...

Doctor Who Spoilers has More Episode Three details revealed, Hugh Bonneville’s agency cv has been updated with a couple of intriguing details about Episode Three of the new series.....

They also have Another fine mess?, the TARDIS has shown up in an unlikely location, namely the Warner Bros. studio in Burbank, Los Angeles, what’s interesting is that unlike a lot of TARDIS’ that are used for promotional purposes this one appears to be the Eleventh Doctor’s TARDIS, which begs the question of whether the TARDIS is there for promotional or filming purposes....