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Monday, 13 December 2010
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@DWMtweets: Was that an Ood we saw in the trailer? And the Doctor with a beard? Intriguing...
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@DWMtweets: Oh, and the trailer at the end for Season Otter looks SENSATIONAL...
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@DWMtweets: Our favourite line (but we're not telling you the context): "Don't make my mistakes."
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@DWMtweets: What can we say about the episode? Michael Gambon & Katherine Jenkins are sensational, and there wasn't a dry eye in the house at the end...
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The Ark In Space
This Episode was first broadcast 25 Jan 1975 and was Tom Baker’s second appearance as The Doctor.
Harry Sullivan (Ian Marter) and med tech Vira (Wendy Williams) bring Sarah Jane (Elisabeth Sladen) out of suspended animation.
The Doctor (Tom Baker) is Atomized by Noah leader of the space station who has been infected by the Wirrn.
Harry & Sarah Jane check to see if the Doctor is still alive after being atomized.
The larvae has begun to take over the body of Noah, leader of the space Station Nerva.
The Doctor & Harry inspected one of the dead Wirrn.
The Doctor pulls Sarah Jane carrying an electrical cable, from a shaft.
Mara Tales on DVD in March 2011
The Mara Tales Boxset, comprising the two fifth Doctor Stories, Kinda and Snakedance, will be released in the UK on 7 March 2011.
The remastered discs will feature new CGI for the Mara's manifestation as a snake, as well as documentaries on the making of the series, an interview with Christopher Bailey, the author of the two stories, and deleted scenes.
142. Doctor Who: The Demons of Red Lodge and Other Stories
SYNOPSIS:
The Demons of Red Lodge by Jason Arnopp
A long, dark night in 17th century Suffolk for the TARDIS travellers – when they find something nasty outside the woodshed.
The Entropy Composition by Rick Briggs
A lost prog rock symphony is unearthed from the vaults – with catastrophic consequences for the entire cosmos.
Doing Time by William Gallagher
On the planet Folly, justice catches up with criminal mastermind 'The Doctor' – but can he endure a year in the jug?
Special Features by John Dorney
At last, the cult 1970s horror anthology Doctor Demonic's Tales of Terror is set for release on DVD, complete with a commentary from director Martin Ashcroft, leading actors Sir Jack Merrivale and Johanna Bourke, plus the film's historical adviser – the mysterious 'Dr John Smith'!
Dr who eleventh doctor quotes 2010 3D preview
The Doctor: All of time and space; everywhere and anywhere; every star that ever was. Where do you want to start?
BESSIE
Bessie, The Doctors famous vintage Yellow Edwardian Roadster, made it’s first appearance in a 7 part story of The 7th season, The DOCTOR and the SILURIANS originally broadcast 31 January, 1970 with The Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee). The colorful car displayed a license plate WHO 1 on the Front and back. The Doctor’s companion Liz Shaw said that he named the car Bessie after her.
Bessie appears in approximately 13 episodes, mostly with The Third Doctor, once with the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) in ROBOT and again with the Third Doctor in the 1983 20th Anniversary special, THE FIVE DOCTORS. In 1989 Bessie appears once more with the 7th Doctor (Sylvester McCoy) in the episode BATTLEFIELD. Bessie appeared one final time in the 1993 special children in need story DIMENSIONS IN TIME, 26 November 1993.
For additional information refer to Who-1 The Bessie Home Page http://freespace.virgin.net/dr.dean/
Jon Pertwee & Caroline John in Bessie
Tom Baker & Elisabeth Sladen
Sylvester McCoy & Nicholas Courtney
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