All hail punkocarp for making this Buffy-style opening credit sequence for season 5 of Doctor Who. It certainly works for me. What do you folks think?
They even have a nod to the Buffy intro at the end, did you notice?
At last, here is my review of Smith and Jones. Would you believe it took me four tries to finish this for some reason? In any case, this episode contains the introduction of Martha Jones to Doctor Who. Knowing what we do now about Martha’s future, it’s interesting to look back at the beginning.
This is (finally) my review of the second Doctor Who Christmas Special. Like The Christmas Invasion, it is a bit longer than a normal episode, and it is also a bit of a departure from the normal course of things. There’s a lot to talk about, so if you would like to know what I think (and see why it generally takes me 2 hours to do one of these) click on through to the other side.
Friday was this year’s Comic Relief event in the UK. This year’s Doctor Who shorts are below. Both are by Steven Moffat. Enjoy! (…and be sure to watch them in order!)
So…what did you think?
We’re counting down the the start of this season of Doctor Who with lots of random Who goodness. It’s Day 37, and today we’re offering a review that is a look back at the last episode of season two. Interesting to note that as shown in the USA, there were a few tiny pieces missing. Seconds and interesting lines were shaved off of scenes. Luckily, the DVD set, with the British version intact, is readily available. I love this episode, and wow did it hurt me the first time through. (Okay, it actually hurts me every time.) All hail Russell T. Davies for the script and Murray Gold for the incredible music.
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According to several sources, the BBC has just announced the start of series 6. Doctor Who will return on April 23rd.
In even better news, like the last Christmas Special, the new series will premier on the BBC and BBC America on the same night!
Check out the following news story. I have to warn you though, this news story contains some mild spoilers.
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I have a few more photos, but most of them will have to wait…as it is currently 18 minutes after midnight here. But here are a few highlights from today: I almost had drinks with John Levene, John Leeson signed a dog, Filming for the Craig Ferguson show in the hall, Mars photos in 3-D (with folks from NASA), and Mr. Gumby was running the blood drive.
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With thanks to Erik, we bring you the brief appearance of The Doctor in the Wikipedia article for Marilyn Monroe. *giggle*
…Behold! Article 11 is already done! No computer problems at all this time. *knock wood* So, give it a listen and let us know what you think. (Psssst! Be sure to listen all the way to the end for a special message to the folks going to Gallifrey One.)
Oh! And if you want more information about Katherine Jenkins, check out her website here.
Just a few things today, but before I begin, is everybody excited for Gallifrey One?
Is anyone going to be joining me there?
Today we bring you a bit of the past and also of the future. To begin with, here’s “The search for Susan – An Unearthly Child – BBC” from BBCClassicDoctorWho.
Ever wonder what happened between The Eleventh Hour and Beast Below? Well…now you can know…
And finally, a bit of Science: Did you know that you can book a flight on Virgin Galactic on Kayak.com? (For the record, you can always use an Accredited Space Agent for your flight plans up in the Black.)
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