Since when was Matt smith called "Matt Baker"
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Sunday 20 February 2011
Spot The Real Matt
It's a real who's Who ... TV Time Lord Matt Smith came face to face with a life-size replica of himself. The Doctor Who actor met his double as he attended the launch of a new exhibition dedicated to the BBC1 series. As well as confronting himself, the actor encountered dozens of past foes at Olympia 2 in Kensington, west London. They included the many incarnations of Daleks and Cybermen from throughout the ages. More modern foes include Judoon and Weeping Angels, while Ice Warriors from Patrick Troughton's era as The Doctor and the Giant Robot from the Tom Baker era also feature. Matt, 28, had a cast made of his entire face, to allow model makers to put together his double over a two month period, which stands guard outside the Tardis. The star straightened his model's bow tie as they met. Smith said: "I think he's sort of a bit musclier than I am! "It's a surreal experience to have an image of yourself in 3D. So weird but one of the wonderful privileges of this particular job - you get rather mad experiences."
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091 – The Nightmare Begins (The Daleks’ Master Plan Part 1)
“I’m a porter at the Cottage Hospital, Ashbridge. I…I understand you pay for stories.”
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Doctor Who Audio Round-up: February 2011
REVIEW: "A Christmas Carol" soundtrack by Murray Gold
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Last weeks Reviews
The Hollows of Time written by Christopher H. Bidmead and directed by John Ainsworth
Mission to Magnus written by Philip Martin and directed by Lisa Bowerman
DVD Review: Doctor Who TV Movie Special Edition
089 – Death of a Spy (The Myth Makers Part 3)
The Doctor’s Companion Ep. 39 – Alternate Endings
Doctor Who complete reviews: The Mark Of The Rani
090 – Horse of Destruction (The Myth Makers Part 4)
Paradise Five written by Andy Lane (from a story by PJ Hammond) and directed by Barnaby Edwards
091 – The Nightmare Begins (The Daleks’ Master Plan Part 1)
“I’m a porter at the Cottage Hospital, Ashbridge. I…I understand you pay for stories.”
Doctor Who complete reviews: The Two Doctors
Doctor Who Audio Round-up: February 2011
REVIEW: "A Christmas Carol" soundtrack by Murray Gold
Doctor Who Experience – Review
Doctor Who Experience – Review/Pictures
Last weeks Reviews
The Hollows of Time written by Christopher H. Bidmead and directed by John Ainsworth
Mission to Magnus written by Philip Martin and directed by Lisa Bowerman
DVD Review: Doctor Who TV Movie Special Edition
089 – Death of a Spy (The Myth Makers Part 3)
The Doctor’s Companion Ep. 39 – Alternate Endings
Doctor Who complete reviews: The Mark Of The Rani
090 – Horse of Destruction (The Myth Makers Part 4)
Paradise Five written by Andy Lane (from a story by PJ Hammond) and directed by Barnaby Edwards
091 – The Nightmare Begins (The Daleks’ Master Plan Part 1)
“I’m a porter at the Cottage Hospital, Ashbridge. I…I understand you pay for stories.”
Doctor Who complete reviews: The Two Doctors
Doctor Who Audio Round-up: February 2011
REVIEW: "A Christmas Carol" soundtrack by Murray Gold
Doctor Who Experience – Review
Doctor Who Experience – Review/Pictures
Last weeks Reviews
The Hollows of Time written by Christopher H. Bidmead and directed by John Ainsworth
Mission to Magnus written by Philip Martin and directed by Lisa Bowerman
DVD Review: Doctor Who TV Movie Special Edition
089 – Death of a Spy (The Myth Makers Part 3)
The Doctor’s Companion Ep. 39 – Alternate Endings
Doctor Who complete reviews: The Mark Of The Rani
090 – Horse of Destruction (The Myth Makers Part 4)
Paradise Five written by Andy Lane (from a story by PJ Hammond) and directed by Barnaby Edwards
091 – The Nightmare Begins (The Daleks’ Master Plan Part 1)
“I’m a porter at the Cottage Hospital, Ashbridge. I…I understand you pay for stories.”
Doctor Who complete reviews: The Two Doctors
Doctor Who Audio Round-up: February 2011
REVIEW: "A Christmas Carol" soundtrack by Murray Gold
Doctor Who Experience – Review
Doctor Who Experience – Review/Pictures
@DavidWalliamsUK Holy moley.. David Walliams on Doctor Who
CAMP funnyman David Walliams is to star in Doctor Who - as a cowardly alien who looks like Mole from Wind in the Willows.
Producers were keen to land Walliams, known for donning over-the-top make-up and outfits in Little Britain and Come Fly With Me.
An insider said: "They thought he would be perfect for the role of alien Gibbis.
"He is well known for his love of using prosthetics to get into character on his comedy shows, so this won't be much different for him. But it will be a lot scarier than the stuff he normally does."
Walliams, 39, told The Sun he couldn't wait to star with the Time Lord, played by Matt Smith, 28.
He said: "I am a huge fan of Doctor Who and am so looking forward to working with Matt and running up and down some corridors with him."
The episode of the BBC sci-fi series is being penned by Being Human creator Toby Whithouse and is due to air later this year.
Walliams has previously told how he would love to have played The Doctor himself. He added: "I think any actor wouldn't turn that down. I won't be cast now though because they're getting younger."
Walliams has appeared in dramas including EastEnders, Hotel Babylon and Waking the Dead plus movies Dinner for Schmucks and Run Fatboy Run.
Dr who quotes Daleks The Daleks
Dalek 1: You will move ahead of us and follow my directions. This way. Immediately.
Dalek 1: I said immediately!
Dalek 1: Fire!
Dalek 2: STOP!
Dalek 1: Your legs are paralyzed. You will recover shortly unless you force us to use our weapons again, in that case the condition will be permanent. You two, help him.
Ian: My legs, my legs, I can't feel my legs!
Dalek: They are to be made to believe that they are in a safe environment.
Dalek 2: I have just come from the prisoners. The old man is dying.
Dalek 3: Then he must die. There is no help we can give him. How are the others?
Dalek 1: The woman is sleeping very heavily, the young man fights against it.
Dalek 3: What of the girl? Has she reached the jungle?
Dalek 2: Yes, the rangoscopes tracked her that far, now they have lost her.
Ian: Not much room for my legs, but try the top.
The Doctor: How is it?
Ian / Dalek:It's very cramped indeed.
The Doctor: Can't you sound more like a Dalek?
Barbara: Yes in a monotone, you have one.
Ian / Dalek: Do you mean like this?
Dalek: STOP!
Dalek / Ian: The council wishes to question the prisoners.
Dalek: I have not been informed. Wait.
Susan: NO!
Dalek / Ian: Hold her.
Dalek: I have got her. Now hold still
Dalek / Ian: Help me get her inside
Dalek: The only interest we have in the Thals is their total extermination!
Doctor Who Action Figure Set: The Sontaran Experiment Set (Released today)
The Fourth Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan arrive on a desolate and apparently deserted Earth to discover that a group of shipwrecked astronauts from a human colony, GalSec, have been lured there by a fake distress call!
See it at - Forbidden planet
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