Editor's bit...Todays picture is Doctor Who by ALbbg.The News...
BBC News has David Tennant and Catherine Tate to star on stage, the stars will portray reluctant lovers and constant sparring partners Beatrice and Benedick in the Bard's comedy, it will be Tate and Tennant's first appearance together since starring in BBC One's Doctor Who, the play, directed by Josie Rourke, will open at Wyndham's Theatre on 1 June and run until 3 September (editor: the BBC Breakfast interview is available below on our 'Who Tube' section).WhoTube....
David Tennant & Catherine Tate talk about their new play (Breakfast, 8.1.11), thanks to DoctorWhoDom, ..talking about their new play, Much Ado About Nothing.
Doctor Who Action Figure Adventures: The Oncoming Storm Part Two, Davros has revealed his new Dalek to Director Loeb, pretending that it is a force for good on the planet Zueta. Production lines constructing the Dalek casings are set-up in one of the main factories as the Doctor and Kathy are taken to Davros. The Doctor begins to piece the puzzle together, trying to warn the colonists that the Daleks are a force of great evil. However, when the Daleks are introduced to the public by Loeb, the Daleks have other ideas...
Craig Ferguson 1/6/11A Late Late Show WHO beginning, Craig Ferguson Finally Gets to Broadcast that 'Doctor Who' Opening Number.
Pick of the Blogs...
The Nerdist has Doctor Who for Newbies: The Ninth Doctor, in the late ‘90s, the Doctor Who television landscape seemed at its most barren. The lackluster showing of the 1996 TV movie left most fans unsatisfied and, again, the future of the franchise was up in the air. Would there ever be a Ninth Doctor?, in 1999, five different actors, starting with Rowan Atkinson, played the Doctor in the charity special spoof “The Curse of the Fatal Death,” written by Steven Moffat.....
Review the Who has Retirement Of The Daleks, once upon a time, a man named Terry Nation asked BBC designer Raymond Cusick to give form to his concept of a maniacal alien race who housed themselves within war machines in order to exterminate their enemies. Cusick’s response was to stick an egg whisk and a kitchen sink plunger to a giant tin version of a pepper pot and in doing so he helped create perhaps the most iconic villain in the entire history of Doctor Who...the Daleks....
Alden Bates' Doctor Who Page has updated the DiscCon Guide, and has added entries for Memory Lane, Absolution, and The Girl Who Never Was.Tid-Bits...
The One A Day Project has Tardis Sweet Tardis, "my most recently completed piece of stitchery – Tardis Sweet Tardis, the pattern came from the wonderful Mr X Stitch, who runs one of my favourite sewing related websites. He has his own etsy store which is where I picked up the Tardis pattern to sew for my boyfriend’s Mum for Christmas. She’s a massive Doctor Who fan and I knew she’d really like it....."Review's Roundup...
The Tardis Project has "Day of Armageddon", the Doctor runs through the Kembel jungle, approaching the TARDIS. He stops to catch his breath and hides as he senses movement. The Doctor is horrified as he sees two Daleks emerge from the jungle and begin to surround the waiting TARDIS, yhe lead Dalek tells the other to inform the Dalek Supreme that they have discovered another intruder craft has been located. The Doctor, worried, retreats further into the trees....
The Edwardian Adventurer has 063 – The Centre (The Web Planet Part 6), all teams converge on The Animus, which proves to be one of the most dangerous evils The Doctor has faced, Barbara and some Menoptra engage in a bit of illegal Zarbi Fighting....
Tea with Morbius has Earthshock, ....is at heart a story built around the return of the Cybermen to the screen after a pretty long absence. It thus reflects the tendency of 80s Doctor Who to look to it's past to revitalize itself. While Earthshock attempts to recreate many of the elements of 60s Doctor Who, it dresses it all in a very 80s packaging, confidently at home in the screen culture of movies such as Terminator and Alien. Despite the miserable bickering at the beginning and the mournfulness of Adric's death, Earthshock shows a new energy and vitality that had been missing in much of season 19 (and which did was not to be seen so much again until season 21).Podcast Review's...
Mostly Harmless Cutaway has 31: The Vault of Secrets, originally recorded October 23, Eric & co-host Josh along w/special guest-hostess Cat are back, come along as we delve into The Sarah Jane Adventures series 4 The Vault of Secrets...
The Untempered Schism Podcast has Episode 9 : Warriors of the Deep, ..starts 2011 off by looking back at some of the… lesser monsters in Doctor Who. Up first is Warriors of the Deep with the return of the Silurians, the Sea Devils and the most infamous monster of Series 21, the Myrka!Outer Space Book and a Pick of the Tweets...
Doctor Who News Page Torchwood Update: BBC Marketing have informed us that the date circulating for the series broadcast (1st July) is incorrect, and will be formally announced later this year. More details soon. |
Doctor Who Filming Filming did indeed kick off on the 3rd at Atlantic College, where the crew spent two days finishing up from last year. They then moved back to Cardiff Castle for a day on Wednesday. Writer Matthew Graham reported on Twitter that this was the last week of shooting on his story, so next week might herald in the next block. Keep on DB-watching! |
David Tennant David and Catherine Tate have today confirmed on BBC Breakfast that they will be starring as Benedict and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing at the Wyndhams Theatre from 16th May 2011. http://tennantnews.blogspot.<wbr/>com/2011/01/david-to-star-in-<wbr/>much-ado-about-nothing.html |
vervoid 1st update of 2011 - Adventures into Space, Vanishing Shadow, a column from Ant Cox, new Dennis ebooks and more http://www.thevervoid.com |
Doctor Who Amazing! Doctor Who 'The Mazes of Time' app is Game of the Week on iTunes http://bit.ly/gITEX1 |
DrWhoSetReports #DWSR Filming took place at Senedd, Cardiff Bay last night/this morning http://t.co/2WZg4qG (via @alun_vega) |
Spoiler and Speculaton Alert...
Doctor Who Spoilers has ‘The House’ of Nothing?, ...the enemy in Neil Gaiman's episode is called 'House' or maybe 'The House', it 'taunts Amy and Rory when they are seperated from The Doctor in the TARDIS corridors.' The Doctor is probably off on the Junk Planet at this time. Amy and Rory later get separating from each other which is probably the scene in the trailer where Rory is running towards the closing door, Gaiman revealed some time ago that the episode was originally titled 'The House of Nothing', but that title has changed....
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