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Council’s Cyber Complaints

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 09:31:41 GMT

In the very dictionary definition of making a mountain out of a mole hill Cardiff City Council – here played by some very confused council...

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Doctor Who: Death To The Daleks DVD

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 08:03:50 GMT

An inexplicable power-loss strands the Tardis on the sinister planet Exxilon where the Doctor meets an expedition from Earth seeking a rare mineral that can cure the virulent...

Morrissey Joins The Walking Dead

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 07:29:29 GMT

The Next Doctor himself David Morrissey is The Governor. No, this isn’t another role in a Peter Morgan scripted look at the personal and political...

The Daily Dalek - Day 142: Dalek News Flash

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 07:15:00 GMT

From The Daily Dalek

Concerns were expressed today about Caan in the community after he exposed his tentacles in public.

Doctor Who: The Sensorites Audio CD

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 07:11:15 GMT

The TARDIS travellers discover that the crew of an Earth spaceship have been hijacked by the Sensorites, and they in turn are transported to the alien's planet....

On this day Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 07:00:00 GMT

Today in the 'Whoniverse'

Events
1981 - The Fourth Doctor and Adric landed the TARDIS by the side of a motorway to gain measurements of a police box. Air hostess Tegan Jovanka stumbled aboard the TARDIS on her way to work at London's Heathrow Airport. (DW: Logopolis, PDA: Divided Loyalties)

Behind the scenes
1912 - Mervyn Pinfield was born.
1927 - John Carson, who played Ambril in DW: Snakedance, was born in Colombo, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).
1942 - Robin Phillips, who played Altos in DW: The Keys of Marinus, was born in Haslemere, Surrey, England.
1968 - Patrick Stark, who worked as production assistant for Doctor Who, was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
1970 - Episode 5 of DW: Doctor Who and the Silurians was first broadcast.
1976 - Part 5 of DW: The Seeds of Doom was first broadcast.
1981 - Part 1 of DW: Logopolis was first broadcast.

Today in History

Historical Events
364 - Valentinian I becomes Roman Emperor.
1692 - Salem witch hunt begins
1749 - 1st edition of Henry Fieldings' "Tom Jones" published

Famous Birthdays
1155 - Henry the Young King, son of Henry II of England (d. 1183)
1261 - Margaret of Scotland, queen of Norway (d. 1283)

Famous Deaths
1621 - Cosimo II de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany (b. 1590)
1985 - Ray Ellington, English singer (b. 1916)

Todays UK TV and Radio

Doctor Who
On: Watch
Date: Tuesday 28th February 2012
Time: 13:00 to 14:00
The Stolen Earth. Series 30, episode 12.
Earth's heroes unite to fight the Daleks, while an old enemy waits in the shadows.
(Widescreen, Subtitles, Audio Described, 5 Star)
Starring: David Tennant, Catherine Tate, Billie Piper, Freema Agyeman, John Barrowman, Elisabeth Sladen

Doctor Who
On: Watch
Date: Tuesday 28th February 2012
Time: 17:00 to 18:00
The Stolen Earth. Series 30, episode 12.
Earth's heroes unite to fight the Daleks, while an old enemy waits in the shadows.
(Widescreen, Subtitles, Audio Described, 5 Star)
Starring: David Tennant, Catherine Tate, Billie Piper, Freema Agyeman, John Barrowman, Elisabeth Sladen

Torchwood: Fallout Audio CD Read by Tom Price

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 06:11:55 GMT

Torchwood: Fallout by David Llewellyn Audio CD An original audio adventures from AudioGo. Read by Tom Price ( PC Andy Davidson ). Released 5th April 2012...

Chameleon Circuit: The TVM TARDIS Console Restoration Log Pt. VI

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 21:55:00 GMT

From honorarydoctor

So onward to the final Part VI of the TARDIS Console restoration. So we're picking things up a few days after Pt. V. For the home stretch, the main goals were to finish last connections to mount the last of the flooring, replace/remake all of the missing switches, correct the lean and secure the rotor, make sure the new sound replacement drive worked, troubleshoot the little things and clean everything while giving it all a beauty sweep including painting, minor repair and aging the hand crank.

Photo by Scott Sebring

More Pics and info

So we had a lot to do and very little time left to do it in to make Gallifrey One! So we dove in head first with a lot of the little things that needed looking after.

The Console ready for the final round of tweaks and upgrades

First Paul had done a great job getting all of the cords and main power strips and the sound drive all cleanly mounted inside the Doctor's bag for easy access as well as making sure none of it got tangled on itself.

Once this was all done we had to tackle the rotor. Mainly we wanted to correct the smal lean it had and make sure once it was on it would stay secure.

Re-working the Rotor mount

Re-testing lights to make sure everything still works

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kFi3YTZ9ck

We also re-tested the new sounds which got delivered in the nick of time by Irma and the Ride Tones folks and dropped onto one of our new back-up spare drives. Due to space we had to sacrifice the TVM Theme song for the Big Finish theme but otherwise they all sounded great and we were back in interactive TARDIS sound business. A Big thanks to the Ride Tones folks for helping to save the day on that score!

It was a pleasure to see all the fans (and VIPs and Stars) who saw this beautiful prop at Gallifrey One last weekend. The looks on everyone's faces made these past three months worth it!

Read the full article here

Whithouse Hides Companion Details

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 21:44:48 GMT

Is it a blessing or a curse writing for the new incarnation of Doctor Who? Certainly for long termers like Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss...

Doctor Who : Memories From Across The Pond by @The_Knights87

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 20:53:00 GMT

The first memory of Doctor Who that I can remember all too well is the first time I watched it. We all remember our first time. Mine just happened to be the closing moments of episode 4 of Robot when I happened upon it by channel surfing through all of 6 channels. Well that happy memory took place way back in the early 80’s right in the USA when the BBC used to sell the show to local PBS stations. Doctor Who was extremely popular on PBS stations and a majority of the US fans were introduced to the show by watching it on a Public Television station. I was extremely lucky as I had two PBS stations playing Doctor Who every weekday. Hurrah for me!

So life was good in the early 80’s but Doctor Who got a bit more exciting when episode 4 of Logopolis aired. A lot of US fans found out that there was more than one Doctor. Now remember this was before the internet and we didn’t have the knowledge of Doctor Who that we have now. So now we know there are other Doctors. Wow such excitement. Now we have something to look forward to once we get through all of the Tom Baker stories again.

So a few years have passed and it is 1983 and in fact November 23, 1983 and we good folk in the USA are sitting down to watch The Five Doctors. In fact we get to see it before our friends in the UK get to see it. Then at this time I found out that there were more Doctors. Cool and we are almost through the Tom Baker stories and about to embark on the Davison era sometime in 1984. Cool more Doctors to look forward to and 20 years of stories I have yet to see.

Flash forward to the dismal 90’s and Doctor Who is no more at least on the BBC and sadly even on the PBS stations as it got to expensive to buy Doctor Who serials and thus we to are devoid of our favorite program. But not all together devoid as Virgin books have started publishing Doctor Who books with the 7th Doctor and Ace. Hurrah! Doctor Who continues on and now we can read the Doctor’s adventures.

Not the same I know but it’s still better than nothing and at this time of the dreary 90’s of lack luster comic book stories being very depressing and well just plain old bad getting Doctor Who novels was awesome and a welcome change. Along with that we were also getting the Doctors adventures in comic strip form also in the wonderful Doctor Who Magazine which we got over here. Very abundant in the 80’s as you could find it anywhere but in the 90’s it was like being Black Beard the Pirate heading off into the high seas looking for ships to rob.

Yes indeed it was like a treasure hunt trying to find the latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine. That was the fun of it all but very frustrating also as the magazine and books were very difficult to find. For those old enough will know there was no Amazon yet and the internet was only in its infancy. So getting stuff like that you had to beg your bookstore or bribe the comic book owner with girl’s phone numbers or something of the like. Or better yet you could buy that stuff way overpriced at conventions which is what we Americans usually did. Buy the stuff at all cost just to get our Doctor Who fix. Most of us did this wonderful thing by taking out loads of money from our bank accounts or hugely enormous loans out of the bank to pay for Doctor Who merchandise.

Ah wonderful times but seriously it was fun hunting for Doctor Who merchandise and I thoroughly enjoyed those days and the wonderful memories that I have of the dark ages of Doctor Who fandom.

Which takes us to present day and Doctor Who is most popular thing on 3 continents. (We’ll skip the McGann TV Movie as hopes were dashed) Most fans screamed for joy in 2003 when it was announced that it was coming back. Watching all the set photos trickling onto the websites in 2004 and the announcement of Christopher Eccelston as the Doctor brought the excitement to another level. So things were going great as the show we loved has returned and we are on our 3rd new Doctor. The show is back with a new audience and new adventures. For us old guard this is another golden age of Doctor Who.

How cool is it that I can still watch the DVD’s of my favorite Doctor, Peter Davison, and still get brand new episodes of Doctor Who plus what has now become a great new tradition the Christmas Special every year. Christmas without the Doctor scarcely bears thinking about it.

Most importantly what gets me all swelled up with pride is that with the re-launch of Doctor Who I can now have new Doctor Who memories with my son. Who I am proud to say is a fan of Doctor Who. We’ll he would be since I had him watching Doctor Who ever since he was two years old. I guess it was in his DNA then so I didn’t need to prod him too much. He still loves the show now that he is 7. Doomed to live a geek life from the day he was born.

Doctor Who has given me so many good memories like for instance joining The Knights and making new friends with a great bunch of people from the day I joined them way back when. This is a Doctor Who fan club that is still going strong today with a blog site that has been up since April 2011 to replace the old fashioned paper newsletter. You know paper with words on it that you read to get information before websites and blogs came along.

Now with social networking I discovered, now hooked on, watching Doctor Who and commenting about the episodes on Twitter with The Dr. Who Bar UK and USA version and that is where I am at now making new memories with a new series.

Follow me on Twitter @The_Knights87 and The Knights Blog at http://kotwg.blogspot.com/ and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/KOTWG

Mon 27th February 2012, 8:47pm

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 20:47:02 GMT

Could be that Birmingham filming was DOCTORS, not DOCTOR WHO - ho hum!

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Doctor Who Series 7 News Accumulator

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 19:00:28 GMT

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Production Roundup

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 18:19:00 GMT

Production

In an interview with SFX, executive producer Caroline Skinner confirmed that the first recording block contains two individual stories (being directed by Saul Metzstein). On whether all the scripts were written, she said: "No, if only. But we’ve got a lot of them and the ones that are written are really, really epic and very exciting. (The opening episode) is indeed written by Steven and it’s going to blow everybody’s mind."

Speaking on the Richard Bacon Show, BBC1 Controller Danny Cohen talked about series developments: "The Doctor Who team are writing away. There are more episodes next year. We've got some big events coming up in the near future. So, stay tuned! I always try and keep things close to my chest with Doctor Who because there's such interest in it, and I think it's right that Steven Moffat and the team are the people that bring the news on Doctor Who to the audience rather than me."

Toby Whithouse talked to BBC America about writing for the new series: "My episode is in a genre I’ve never written before — frankly, no one has written in that genre for quite a while now. But I absolutely love it. Steven gives me a one-line pitch, and then I’ll go away and put together a story and so on. And he gave me a great one-line pitch for this, so I’m really excited about it. Doctor Who is always a joy to write. It never gets boring, it never gets dull, it never gets routine. It’s an incredibly difficult show to write because it’s remarkably complex, but it also has to have such momentum and pace. And within that there has to be room for character and humour and so on. It’s always a huge challenge but always extraordinary fun. That’s why I keep going back."

On Location

As well as production commencing on the new series last Monday, later in the week saw filming taking place at Southerndown Beach; the distinctive Dunraven Bay location has featured in a number of BBC Wales programmes, including Merlin and Being Human, and has been used previously in Doctor Who to represent an alien planet (Army of Ghosts), Bad Wolf Bay (Doomsday/Journey's End) and Alfava Metraxis (The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone). Matt Smith, Arthur Darvill and Mark Williams were pictured during filming, which was covered by a number of media sources including The Sun, Radio Times, and the Western Mail.

Casting

According to Spotlight, Rudi Dharmalingham will feature in this block, playing the role of ISA Worker. The actor has had a number of small guest roles in recent series, including The Bill, Casualty and New Tricks. He has also undertaken a number of stage roles, including the international tour of History Boys.

The Rumour Zone

This section talks about elements of the series that have not been formally confirmed and might well be considered spoilers!

In her discussion with SFX about Worlds in Time, Caroline Skinner was also asked about a the possibility of a foe returning to the series itself:

SFX: The Zygons are in it! Is this a hint they’re going to be returning to the show anytime soon?
Caroline Skinner: [Laughs] “Wait and see.”

The Express has suggested that Sherlock actor Benedict Cumberbatch might have a role to play in Doctor Who's 50th Anniversary. The traditional 'insider' said:

It's fitting that the Doctor comes face to face with his ultimate enemy, The Master, for the 50th anniversary and it's felt Benedict is the perfect choice if schedules can work. Fans will love the idea of the man who plays Sherlock Holmes taking on the Doctor.

Benedict has often been asked about whether he would like to play the Doctor so it will be ironic if he now ends up being The Master instead.

Mon 27th February 2012, 6:14pm

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 18:14:03 GMT

The suggestion based on today's tweets is that filming took place outside/near the Birmingham Assay Office.

10 Facts about Colin Baker!

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

10 Facts about Colin Baker

1. Colin Baker was originally born in London, but moved north to Rochdale with his family early in his life.

2. He originally studied to become a solicitor but at age of 23, he decided to become an Actor and enrolled at LAMDA, where he studied alongside David Suchet

3. Colin made his first appearance in ‘Doctor Who’ in Peter Davison’s Story ‘Arc of Infinity’ in 1983 as Commander Maxil who was one of the few characters actually to shoot the Doctor.

4. Colin Baker is NOT related in any way to Tom Baker, who played the 4th Doctor for 7 years from 1974 to 1981.

5. Baker then made his first full story debut the following week in The Twin Dilemma. It was the second time that a new leading actor's debut story was shown before the end of the season. This first happened when William Hartnell (The 1st Doctor) regenerated into Patrick Troughton (The 2nd Doctor) in 1966.

6. Colin's era was interrupted by a long 18 month hiatus which was announced in February 1985, mid-way through transmission of his first full season. Controller of BBC One at the time was Michael Grade who criticised ‘Doctor Who’, saying that, the programme had become overly violent.

7. After the 18-month hiatus, the programme returned for its 23rd season in the autumn of 1986. Season 23 featured a 14 episode long serial called ‘The Trial of a Time Lord’. This serial was a reference to the fact that ‘Doctor Who’ itself was "on trial" at this time.

8. In 1986, Baker told an interviewer, "Tom Baker did it for seven years. ... There's a part of me which likes to have a tilt at records. I would like to think that maybe I'd still be doing it in eight years' time." However, later that year Baker was fired from the part as the BBC wanted to refresh the show.

9. Despite Baker's time in the role being punctuated with many personal and professional problems like the death of his son Jack shortly after Colin accepted the role and the 18 month Hiatus, Colin remains enthusiastic about his time as the Doctor and is a regular at conventions and fan events.

10. On Sunday 4th September 2011 at Riverside Studios In London, Colin accepted the presidency of 'The Doctor Who Appreciation Society' following Jon Pertwee and Nicholas Courtney in the role. Colin was elected following an online poll of the Society's members where he won more votes than all the other candidates combined.

Today's TV highlights

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 17:00:21 GMT

The day's best TV programmes on BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Freeview, Freesat, Sky and cable, as chosen by our critics.

Glasgow Film Festival 2012: Writer Sally Phillips & Director Sheree Folkson discuss The Decoy Bride

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 17:00:00 GMT

Co-writer/actor Sally Phillips (Smack the Pony) and director Sheree Folkson (A Royal Scandal) discuss their feature film The Decoy Bride, which was screened as part of the Great Scots strand at the Glasgow Film Festival 2012.

Bridget Jones meets Local Hero in this fizzy romantic confection that features a sparkling screwball comedy performance from Kelly Macdonald. Hollywood star Lara (Alice Eve) and her writer fiancé James (David Tennant) are desperate for a quiet romantic wedding far from the prying eyes of the paparazzi. The tiny Scottish island of Hegg seems ideal but the media are soon descending in their hordes. A cunning plan is devised to stage a fake wedding and throw them off the trail. Local lass Katie (Macdonald) is the decoy bride but nothing goes entirely as expected in an entertaining romp with echoes of I Know Where I'm Going.

And there's a fabulous commentary written by Sally over on the Shooting People blog which you can read here.

Whovian Extras for Monday, February 27, 2012

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 16:14:00 GMT

Editor's bit...
(Dave Lewis 'The Mad Man with a Blue Blog')

Todays picture is Till We Meet Again by rantl.

Todays Jigsaw...

81 10th and Rose by KanaHyde

Scanner selected posts...

WhatCulture has Doctor Who & The History of The Master! It’s not what happens to a character that defines who he is, rather it’s how he handles those things. This is so trite that it’s become a platitude. Yet, when one thinks about Doctor Who, the longest running sci-fi series on television, one has to wonder what’s made it so enduring. It all boils down to how the Doctor deals all the challenges. When those menaces are the Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans, to name just a few, it is easy to see why the Doctor is one of the most beloved of all sci-fi characters....

Centives has posted Rent a TARDIS; £15 million per year. Disclaimer: This is not the cost of making the TARDIS. This is an estimate of how much the Doctor could rent it out for. That is to say, how much we think that people would pay for it. We’ve decided to go for a year-long hire of the TARDIS, and make a flying guess at what we would expect the market price to be. Roughly....

Podcasts and VBlogs...
Beware most podcasts are of an adult nature and are not suitable for children.

The Flashing Blade Podcast has Episose 1-121. Siobhan has had a hellish few weeks, so Bob and Viki actually do some work! And overcompensate. The two of them talk. A LOT!

The Sonic Toolbox has Episode 21: Gallifrey One 2012 Review Main Course. Gallifrey One Network 23 is over. What did we like? What did we love? What ribbons did we collect? Highlights and fun reviewed within!

Doctor Who - Who's He? has Episode 50 The first thing I met, was a fly with a buzz. The reviewing duo of of Phil and Paul press on with the next phase of their retrospective with a look at the first of the 2009 specials, Planet of The Dead. This is a most divisive podcast and Paul rather enjoys it and Phil detests it but all this makes Phil wax lyrical about the rich tapestry of the human race but veers dangerously close to one those awful episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation where Data explores what it's like to be human. And in the news this week, series 7 casting news, the end of the Adventure Games and Doctor Who tat.

Tid-Bits...

Rich's ComixBlog has A Time to Kill - 009. In 1973, in an orbiting space station, a mysterious man with a white cat orders the activation of a time corridor. A TARDIS is drawn into the lab....

RedBubble.com has Doctor Who - The angels have the phone box by Adekin.

Geeks of Doom has Geek Gear: Doctor Who ‘Whovian Crest’ Shirt. The $10 t-shirt deal of the day over at TeeFury today is a Doctor Who-themed shirt called "Whovian Crest" by WinterArtwork. The sale began at Teefury today, Monday, February 27, 2012, at midnight EST, and will continue for 24 hours from then, and once it’s over, it will not be sold on the site anymore.

Review's Roundup...

Doc Oho Reviews has Project: Destiny written by Cavan Scott & Mark Wright and directed by Ken Bentley. 1999: Leaving her infant son behind, a young mother named Cassandra Schofield departs Bolton, seeking a better life amid the lights of London. 2004: Despite the best efforts of the time-travelling Doctor, 'Cassie' Schofield dies on Dartmoor, a vampirised victim of the sinister organisation called The Forge. 2021: All grown up, and a nurse at St Gart's Hospital, Thomas Hector Schofield – known as 'Hex' – meets, and becomes a companion to, that time-travelling Doctor…

TARDIS Eruditorum has Because We Don't Quite Fully Understand (Four to Doomsday). "While I would not go so far as to call this story an overlooked gem (or as an overrated disaster), it is a fair bit more interesting than its reputation. The first thing to realize about it is that it very much sets the tone for Season Nineteen. Of the seven stories in Season Nineteen three are unabashedly attempts to redo things the series has done in the past in a new format...."

planetzogblog has Doctor Who 3.2: The Shakespeare Code review. This episode is this season’s “celebrity historical”. Compared to the lives of Dickens and Queen Victoria, not much is known about the actual details of Shakespeare’s life so Gareth Roberts is allowed to have a little fun....

Second Life News

The TARDIS Newsroom has its own place in Second Life, come and drop in for a virtual Doctor Who World of adventure at Paradox Island.

Paradox Island - A Second Life Adventure has Zenobia Station - The Garden. From The Musings Of Mornington. The extended and revamped garden of Zenobia Time Station has finally been finished!

Plus I wonder whats down here?....

Benedict Cumberbatch in talks to play the Master?

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 14:21:53 GMT

Rumours are circulating today that Benedict Cumberbatch is in talks to appear as the Master in the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who next year. The news surfaced in the Express, who have claimed that the actor, who plays the protagonist in Steven Moffat’s other drama series, Sherlock, is the BBC’s “perfect choice” to step into the [...]

Toby promises “more standalone” eps for Series 7

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 13:51:45 GMT

Toby Whithouse has revealed that Series 7 will be made up of “more standalone” and “distinct” episodes than previous years. The writer, who has penned “one of the final” episodes to feature Amy and Rory, told BBC America: “The episodes are much more standalone and, in a way, more distinct from each other. Each one will [...]

Is Cumberbatch… The Master?

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 12:53:03 GMT

From Sherlock to Star Trek… and then onto Doctor Who? That’s the message being spread by UK paper the Daily Express today, who claims that...

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More Doctor Who T-Shirts and a Mug from Forbidden Planet

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 11:35:00 GMT

Doctor Who T-Shirts: Cyberman Invasion

Where are UNIT when you need em'? Cybermen are invading all over the place!

This item is expected at Forbidden Planet on 15 March 2012

Doctor Who T-Shirts: 11th Doctor

Bow ties are cool.

And so is this great new tee featuring the 11th Doctor!

This item is expected at Forbidden Planet on 15 March 2012

Doctor Who T-Shirts: Time Of Angels

The deadly Weeping Angels are here! You know what to do!

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Doctor Who Mug: Dalek You Will Obey

It's the Daleks! YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!

This item is expected at Forbidden Planet on 11 March 2012

Toby Hadoke Podcast Extra

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 11:10:56 GMT

Now, in case you accidentally overlooked it amid all the excitement and podlets of last week, we'd just like to remind you that episode one of the Toby Hadoke podcast is now available in the comedy podcast feed (which will be its natural home from now on). Toby is justly proud of his fine opening salvo, containing silliness, sketches and strangeness, and more podcasts are on their way. Do check it out if you've not tried it yet; you'll be amply rewarded!

If you have listened to the podcast already, you may be excited to learn you can get even more of Toby over at his website, www.tobyhadoke.com, including Toby's podcast offshoot Obituary Corner, designed to 'acknowledge the departure of those kind souls who have entertained us over the years, but haven’t necesarily done so in stadiums. Well meant, not maudlin, and the cyberspace equivalent of raising a glass'.

There's also a blog, a list of upcoming appearances and tour dates, and much, much more!

Forbidden Planet T Shirts 9th / 11th Doctor + More

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 10:44:47 GMT

Forbidden Planet Doctor Who T Shirts featuring the 9th and 11tth Doctors, Time of angels, wibbly wobbly timey wimey, dont blink, Vworp Vworp and more...

Matt’s Top Gear Catchup

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 09:40:12 GMT

Miss Matt Smith on Top Gear last night? Discussing football, Eve Green and the logic of Doctor Who, Matt’s chat with host Jeremy Clarkson was...