Editor's bit...
Todays picture was posted by Kev F Sutherland.HAPPY 2011 to all of you, (I hope you didn't drink too many Pangalactic Gargleblaster's last night) and may you all have a prosperous new year ahead, anyway on with the show....Our Google Calendar has been once again updated with the coming weeks UK TV and Radio Guide, as always hit the agenda tab for easier reading, or add it to your own calendar.The News...
The Press Association has Smith and Cumberbatch head to head, Doctor Who star Matt Smith will go head-to-head with his terrestrial rival, Sherlock's Benedict Cumberbatch, at the National Television Awards, both stars, who were thrust into the limelight last year as the 11th incarnation of the Doctor and the quirky detective Sherlock Holmes, have been nominated for best Drama Performance.....Pick of the Blogs...
The Nerdist has Doctor Who for Newbies: The Eighth Doctor & The Wilderness Years, in 1989, the BBC pulled the plug on Doctor Who after 26 years. It was the network’s intention to bring the show back after a few years had given it some perspective, but it would be seven before any kind of Doctor Who briefly returned to screens and a further nine before it would be back again. It is this period, known as “The Wilderness Years,” that the fans were able to take over the reigns and a great deal of what New Who would become was forged.......
WHOGold has Sheer Poetry, Dear Boy!, the 1965 William Hartnell story The Time Meddler was first shown on satellite and cable channel UK Gold across four weekday afternoons at 5.30pm from Monday 21st to Thursday 24th December 1992, followed by an omnibus edition on Sunday 27th at 9am.....
Blogtor Who has Top 10 Doctor Who Stories of 2010, Cliche? Yes, but why not. Here's a run down of the Top 10 Doctor Who stories broadcast on television during 2010 as thought up by the staff here at Blogtor Towers. Feel free to add your own in the comments section and thanks for visiting during 2010 - it's been a lot of fun.....Tid-Bits...
Alun Vega has posted a picture "I finished building this cardboard TARDIS on New Year’s Day 2010, just in Time for the End".Review's Roundup...
Shadowlocked reviews Time-Flight, a director's CV needs to prove a lot to a prospective employee. An eye for imaginative camera shots. A bulging contacts book with lots of good actors and crewmembers who can help make the project a resounding success. And then there's the all-important talent for judging budgetary requirements, it's a talent that's especially important in a show like Doctor Who, especially in the days before the budget got bigger.....
The Edwardian Adventurer has 057 – Inferno (The Romans Part 4), all road lead out of Rome in this episode as our heroes attempt to escape Nero’s newly secured palace. Nero also hits upon a plan for urban redevelopment, this episode begins with the Nero I was wanting to see. When Delos refuses to kill Ian in the fight, choosing instead to go for Nero, the centurions rush in to protect their emperor and kill the two combatants. “Now they are fighting for their lives!” shouts Nero with glee. Ian and Delos are forced to escape without Barbara. Nero then decides to use Barbara as bait to lure them back, at which point they will all be killed. He then executes a centurion who “didn’t fight hard enough.” This feels like the Nero I have read about. I think this story finally hit its stride!
Bigger On The Inside has “I was with the Filipino army at the final advance of Reykjavik,
when the Doctor confronts Magnus Greel in his lair we get a lot of background about the 51st century and seems a much grimmer era than you might have thought from ‘The Girl in the fireplace’ and tales told by Captain Jack, Earth in this period is in the grip of a new ice age. One can imagine that conditions are harsh, with limited resources. Since we know that space travel is routine at this point those who are left on Earth might be the poor and desperate, unable to afford the trip to more prosperous worlds. The perfect conditions for a brutal regime to rise up......Podcast Review's...
Two-minute Time Lord has 2MTL 182: "The Unquiet Dead" Two-minute Throwback, resuming our trek through the revived series from the beginning, we take a look at the Victorian pseudo-historical featuring Charles Dickens, whose stories provided skeleton and muscle for the 2010 Christmas special.Outer Space Book and a Pick of the Tweets...(Happy Who Year)
 | murraygold You know how much I've appreciated your company, right? You DO know that!? Wishing you health, love and success. Grandma Murray |
 | classicdw You followers are fabulous. 5k hit! Happy new year to all, and here's to a great 2011 set of releases! Cheers |
 | K9 OFFICIAL PAGE Wishing all our friends worldwide a Happy New Year. Following the success of K9 on Channel Five over Xmas they are continuing further episodes from Monday 3rd January at 9.15am. |
 | Markgatiss A very happy 2011 to all! That really does sound like the future, doesn't it? We'll all be living in space by this time next year |
 | JasonArnopp Now that was a good year. Really glad we're getting another one to play with. |
 | drwhoonline Happy New Year to all our followers! Xx |
 | Paul_Cornell Good luck with this new decade everybody! |
 | bbcamerica Happy New Year to all of our friends and family in the UK! |
 | TUCPodcast Welcome everyone to 1/1/11 and I hope this year will bring you happiness and "Doctor Who" |
@Doctor_No1 Happy 'Who' Year to all, from the UK, Earth, Mutter Spiral 2011 CE
 | trocklafane Woo! Happy New Year everyone! |
 | _POTMM_ Happy 2011 to Ming Mongs everywhere! |
 | TardisSpoilers Happy New Year Everyone :) |
 | bluegillespie Happy New Year lovely people! |
| murraygold And so the tree of lols was shaken and many rofls and lmaos fell from the tree and there was merriment and :)s among the people. |
Spoiler and Speculation Alert...
Torchwood Facebook have added an extra bit of Info from 'The New World' to their page, it contains spoilers that some readers may prefer to avoid, click picture if you wish to continue.....The Doctor In The TARDIS has And Now For Some Exciting Speculation...
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