http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/03/09/doctor-who-premiere-date/ Thanks, Ana, for pointing this out to me!
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The Steel Sky
1)The Monoids are sufficiently goofy-looking. I can't think why our Steven hasn't brought them back.
2)"Have you been frootling about in my wardrobe?"
Colonel "Bat" Guano: "If you go trying any frootling about in there, I'll blow your h
Read more…I’ve always liked Peri but I’ve never thought too much of the Sixth Doctor. The reason is not so much because of his coat [although, (time)lord knows, that’s reason enough], but more because of the way he treated her throughout the whole of the 22nd
Read more…This audio adventure features the Eighth Doctor, his granddaughter Susan, and his great-grandson Alex. It is the final part of a trilogy written by Marc Platt and also features the Doctor’s most recent companion, Lucie Miller. Lucie has shared many a
Read more…This First Doctor and Susan audio adventure is the second (or first, depending on your point of view) of a trilogy written by Marc Platt. Chronologically it takes place just prior to the first television episode (“An Unearthly Child”), but the framin
Read more…Episode One:
1)Don't the Time Lords have better ways of delivering their messages?
2)"The 30th Century Empire..." The First Great and Bountiful Human Empire?
3)"I'm not sure I like being descirbed as a 'malfunction'."
4)Hey, it's Geoffrey Palmer!
5)C
Read more…1)I always had my doubts about the Daleks putting the Master on trial - surely, if they decided he'd done them any dirt they'd just exterminate them? Maybe it was all a set-up to get at the Doctor.
2)The Dalek voices sound goofy in this.
3)I like t
Read more…That’s right, I said, “An EARTHly Child.” (Some mild spoilers follow.) Thirty years on from the Daleks’ invasion of Earth [twenty years since their defeat], the scars still haven’t healed. The survivors inhabit a world thrown back two hundred years,
Read more…Yesterday I read Doctor Who #1 from IDW, the first issue of a comic to feature the Eleventh Doctor, Amy and Rory. It's written by Tony Lee with art by Andrew Currie. I enjoyed it alot. The story was an amusing take on the problem of internet spam, a
Read more…The following is an idea that we chased around on the old board, and which I have discussed with folks off the board, so not all of the below is original with me.
There have been Doctor Who comics just about since the show's inception. Suppose you ha
Read more…Part One:
1)Ah, Romana in her "seaside" outfit...
2)Baker looks a bit guant, here. Apparently, he'd been ill.
3)Ooh, pageboys - generally a bad idea.
4)Ah, the old "science vs. religion" bit.
5)When I first saw this, I did not make the connection that
Read more…Episode One:
1)Now, those are shoulder pads!
2)Why are they all wearing curtains around their waists?
3)The Island of Death! Great name for a vacation spot! Still,. I visited Death Valley, once.
4)Wow, the TARDIS prop is really beat up.
5)"There's no
Read more…The Tenth Doctor is marrying his "daughter" ... the real daughter of Fifth Doctor Peter Davison.
Read more…Almost every Doctor Who serial of the original series has its own paperback adaptation. I never thought too much about obtaining them all, but then one day, BAM! Instant collection! (Thanks, Tim!) Suddenly, owning a complete collection was an obtaina
Read more…If you saw Craig Ferguson's Doctor Who-themed episode with Matt Smith, you may've heard Chris Hardwick say that Matt Smith was doing his podcast. Well, that episode is now live. I haven't listened to it yet, but Hardwick's podcasts have yet to disapp
Read more…http://community.livejournal.com/dwfiction/2794749.html
This ... is ... awesome ...
Read more…As I have stated earlier, my knowledge of the good Doctor is limited, my exposure to him moreso. I know that he is a Time Lord who regenerates into new bodies (actors). Originally he was an old man having historical adventures. Peter Cushing played h
Read more…Got this yesterday and watched the first disk last night. It starts with a promo for Sherlock, which looks astonishingly unpromising. Won't be watching that. It is a sad commentary that a Twenty-First Century Watson can be a veteran of Afghanistan ju
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