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Saturday, 2 July 2011

Bits and Bobs Big update Karen Gillan, Colin Baker, Podcasts, Tom MacRae Episode news, Torchwood - lost files, An Average Audiencce for series 6 and more!

Doctor Who's Average Audience for Series 6

Torchwood: The Lost Files - Synopsis

The Daily Dalek - Day 50: Skaro Cephalopod Appreciation Society

Karen Gillan Interview in ES Magazine May 2011 Scan

Tom MacRae news of Doctor Who 610

Naked Doctor Who star Karen Gillan and a riotous New York party

The Cloister Room 024 - Riverlation

Episode 48: Attack of the Colin Baker

2MTL 218: "The Long Game" Two-minute Throwback

Staggering Stories Podcast #109: The Charming Snake

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Labels: BBC, Bits and bobs big update, colin baker, Dr who, Karen gillan, lost files synopsis, podcasts, series 6, tom MacRae, Torchwood

Saturday, 18 June 2011

Bits and bobs Big update Alex Kingston, Dr who, A good man goes to war Australian ratings, podcasts, Steven moffat and More!!

Alex Kingston: 'I feel quite motherly towards Matt Smith'

Doctor Who items in Bonhams Auction

A Good Man Goes to War: Australian ratings

Episode 47: The Speed of Ghost Light

Big Finish Day 2011 & Steven Moffat Interview

You Can't Rewrite History! Not One Line!

Radio Free Skaro #258 – A Demonstration of Tachyonics

Colin Baker: "Join me fighting the lunacy of La La Land"

Doctor Who: Build Ultimate Sonic Screwdriver Set

BBC iPlayer International Launch to Begin in Western Europe

Celebrate Classic Doctor Who at Forbidden Planet

Portal Awards Nominations 2011

AAAGH! at Easter

io9 - Little girl’s TARDIS stolen from her front yard

BBC iPlayer global launch to begin in western Europe

AAAGH! v the Silence

Interview with Russell T. Davies: The "T" Is for "Television"

AAAGH! at Eurovision

Squirrel Dalek creates dangerous new tree-climbing threat to Doctor Who

£50,000 of taxpayers money to bring Dr Who tourist attraction to Cardiff

AAAGH! goes to war

Torchwood Miracle Day at Comic-Con 2011

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Labels: 11th doctor, A good man goes to war, alex kingston, BBC, Bits and bobs big update, colin baker, Dr who, matt smith, podcasts, ratings, series 6, Steven moffat

Saturday, 11 June 2011

Bits and Bobs Big update, A female Doctor?, Comic art, Steven Moffat, Donald hewlett, A good man goes to war DVD Labels, Podcasts, Roy Skelton and more!!

Doctor Who: "How far you’ve come..."

Was Steven Moffat Plotting Doctor Who’s Mid Season Finale Sixteen Years Ago?

Meals in the Limelight

Exhibition of Doctor Who comic art opens in London next month

Jacqueline Rayner Interview

What do you think about a female incarnation of the Doctor?

Officially-licensed full-size replica Dalek at Firebox

Doctor Who Actor Donald Hewlett Sadly Dies at 90

Doctor Who 607 A Good Man Goes To War DVD/CD Labels

BLOG The Doctor Has Never Felt Better

doctorwhotv - Doctor Who Series 6 Autumn Preview

Radio Free Skaro #257 – Springtime For Hitler

Episode 23 – The Two Doctors – The Two Doctors Discuss Louis Niebur’s Special Sound: The Creation and Legacy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Doctor Who Cast Episode 7: A Good Man Goes To War | Doctor Who Podcast

Doctor Who An Animated Reign of Terror Image

Colin Baker: "So how long does it take to see a doctor?"

EXCLUSIVE: 'Torchwood' Creator Russell T Davies on Captain Jack's Dangerous Secret and Much More

Doctor Who 607 A Good Man Goes To War DVD Cover

The Sun Get It Wrong Again Doctor Who

Doctor Who's Colin Baker Celebrates his 68th Birthday Today!

What sort of hat would an evil Doctor wear? Matt Smith explains!

Daisy Lowe likes wearing her boyfriend`s clothes

Episode 23 – Good Man and the Indebted Friends

Roy Skelton, voice of the Daleks and Rainbow's Zippy and George, dies

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Labels: BBC, Big Finish, Bits and bobs big update, colin baker, Dr who, dvd labels, Eve miles, john barrowman, Miracle day, podcasts, Russell t.davies, series 6, starz, Steven moffat, Torchwood

Thursday, 2 June 2011

'Doctor Who': Ten teasers about 'A Good Man Goes To War' (From Digital spy)

1. Remember not to interact with the headless monks (without divine permission)

2. "Oh turn it off. I'm breaking in, not out!"

3. The Doctor calls on favours from a number of familiar faces

4. "They don't put up a balloon or anything!"

5. A line from a previous episode takes on a new significance.

6. "****** ******** is a geography teacher, ****** **** is a superhero"

7. Sontarans can produce a tasty drink.

8. Rory: "That's probably enough ******* now"

9. River Song's true identity is revealed in the episode's final moments.

10. The (frankly brilliant) title to episode eight is revealed before the end credits roll.

Digitalspy

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Simon Fisher-Becker - A good man goes to war interview

When you filmed your part in ‘The Pandorica Opens’ for Series 5 last year, did you know that you’d be coming back this year?

"No idea at all! I was very happy to have my six lines and to be sat opposite Alex Kingston. I mean, people were saying things like ‘we must have you back’, but to be honest that’s said all the time - so, as much as I hoped, I didn’t hold my breath. What’s happened subsequently is far beyond any expectations."

Can you tell us a bit about your role in ‘A Good Man Goes To War’?

"It’s a major part in the storyline, Dorium becomes a bit of a hero!"

Do you see him as a good guy or a bad guy?

"Dorium is at heart a good guy, but he lives in the murky depths. Think of him as Arthur Daley. Oh, you’re probably too young to remember Arthur Daley! He works in the murky world of black marketing, so that’s why River Song went to him to get the vortex manipulator [in 'The Pandorica Opens']."

Do we find out a bit more about Dorium Maldavar’s background this episode?

"You see, because everyone always talks in code - and I’m very bad at picking up code - everything is kept quite secret, so any development of the character I have to find from the page and in-between the lines."

What was it like working with Matt Smith and the other regulars?

"Yes, although not Alex Kingston this time, which was a shame as I wanted to say thankyou - the way these things work, you don’t always get the chance to say goodbye properly. So I didn’t get to work with her this time, but you never know!

"Matt Smith was delightful - he talks a lot about football! He helps keep me at ease because I’m a visitor. As visiting artists, we’re a bit edgy and on our toes as we’re very grateful to be there, but at the same time you don’t want to mess things up! I have to say, the experience has been delightful. The whole team was lovely, it was a dream job; to be working on a programme I’ve followed since William Hartnell.

"I wouldn’t call myself a fan, but I’m definitely a follower. I was born in 1961 so I was very young when William Hartnell became Patrick Troughton but I do remember it. I was delighted when Christopher Eccleston came on and rebooted it."

What was the secrecy like surrounding the episode’s cliffhanger ending?

"When filming the episode, for example Episode 7, because of the secrecy we weren’t really told what has happened before. We only know what’s in the episode we’re doing. So now, having seen Episode 6, I’m saying ‘ahhh, yes, okay!’ - I had to chuckle, I was with some friends and the expression on their faces was a picture!"

Were you all given complete scripts for Episode 7?

"Well, because my character is in it throughout, I did have a complete script. Our very first scene that we filmed, we were all together, but it was all out of context, it was all in the wrong order, so it was all very confusing. We had no idea what was going on, but it was an absolute hoot!

"What I will say is that a lot of questions will be answered, but then a whole bucket load of new questions will come forward. And the cliffhanger is very good, as you would expect!"

Did you have friends and family trying to get you to reveal stuff?

"To be honest, we’re contractually tied, but I don’t know much more than what I actually filmed. There were certain things in Episode 7 which I only read in the script. By the time they’ve done all their bells and whistles and trickery-pokery, I’m really looking forward to seeing it!"

Were there many special effects involved in your scenes?

"For me, there were a number of special effects, for reasons which will become apparent when you see it. I’m dying to see the special effects!"

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