The Doctor Who panel at San Francisco's WonderCon kicked off to much fanfare (and free t-shirts) Sunday morning, the crowd cheering in excitement about the upcoming season of the BBC mainstay. After reshowing the totally badass trailer that debuted late last week, moderator Chris Hardwick introduced the panel: director Toby Haynes, actor Mark Shepard, and writer Neil Gaiman
The panel introduced a two minute behind-the-scenes segment that showed some of the footage for the coming episodes set in America, featuring a John Wayne-like Doctor. "I wear Stetsons now. Stetsons are cool." The footage looked great, and it was combined with the usual "biggest threat ever faced" claims. However, if there is one thing that Doctor Who has always delivered on, it's the promises of getting bigger and better. Haynes said they had big plans for The Doctor in the US, and that it would be a two-part episode. Though they only actually shot in the Utah desert, The Doctor (Matt Smith), Amy (Karen Gillan), and Rory (Arthur Darvill) will be traversing America from New York to Chicago and beyond.
Judging from what we've seen in the teaser and the various clips shown at the panel, Sheppard's character -- Canton Everett Delaware III -- plays a key role in the episodes based in America. They showed a great scene between the always monstrous President Nixon (Stuart Milligan) and Delaware, who seems to be a retired Federal Agent picked by the President to carry out an insidious mission. "You were my second choice for this, Mr. Delaware." Nixon tells him. "That's okay. You were my second choice for President, Mr. Nixon." So good!
The panel went on to talk about how they each got involved and all of the answers were the same: they were fans since childhood and when they were asked to do the show, it was a no-brainer to say yes. Gaiman talked a little bit about the episode he wrote, called "The Doctor's Wife," which was actually meant to be shown last season (instead of "The Lodger") but was cut due to budget constraints. Gaiman said that it's the fourth episode of season 6, and it sheds some light on the long gestating relationship between The Doctor and River Song. He said he was happy to move the episode, as he got to rewrite some scenes between Amy and Rory (Rory was "dead" at the time the episode would have originally aired), and cited why the chemistry of the characters works so well. He also teased that there may be an appearance by an "old acquaintance with a new face."
One of the most intriguing moments of the Season 6 preview stemmed from a fan's question. The fan asked why we see David Tennant's (the previous and 10th Doctor) TARDIS in the trailer for the upcoming episodes. The panel reacted with a very telling "no comment." Haynes assured the fan that he didn't direct that episode, so he honestly had no idea. Could there perhaps be a correlation between the 10th Doctor and the "old acquaintance" that Gaiman had mentioned? Unlikely, but it's a juicy tidbit all the same.
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Saturday, 25 September 2010
News on the next series!!!!!
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has revealed more details of the cliffhanger ending to the first half of the next series.
It was previously announced that the show's sixth run will be split in half, starting in spring 2011 and returning in the autumn.
"There will be a huge cliffhanger... that we wouldn't normally do at the end of a series of Doctor Who because it would be too long before it came back," Moffat told Doctor Who Magazine. "[It is] an enormous, game-changing cliffhanger for the Doctor, Amy and Rory. It will change everything for them."
Moffat promised that forthcoming episodes will contain revelations involving the Doctor's friendship with Amy Pond.
He teased: "You will see the Doctor's life change forever, you will gasp in astonishment at the true nature of his relationship with Amy and you will cry out in horror as Rory Williams stumbles to the brink of a tragic mistake."
Doctor Who will return to BBC One this Christmas.
It was previously announced that the show's sixth run will be split in half, starting in spring 2011 and returning in the autumn.
"There will be a huge cliffhanger... that we wouldn't normally do at the end of a series of Doctor Who because it would be too long before it came back," Moffat told Doctor Who Magazine. "[It is] an enormous, game-changing cliffhanger for the Doctor, Amy and Rory. It will change everything for them."
Moffat promised that forthcoming episodes will contain revelations involving the Doctor's friendship with Amy Pond.
He teased: "You will see the Doctor's life change forever, you will gasp in astonishment at the true nature of his relationship with Amy and you will cry out in horror as Rory Williams stumbles to the brink of a tragic mistake."
Doctor Who will return to BBC One this Christmas.
Saturday, 22 May 2010
News on DW live
Developed in association with Doctor Who’s Executive Producer and show runner, Steven Moffat, Doctor Who Live promises the same excitement, adventure and suspense that viewers have come to expect from the TV programme and will feature specially filmed new video scenes.
Opening in wartime London and concluding in an epic onstage battle, audiences should expect the unexpected as the The Doctor’s arch-enemies the Daleks are joined by some of the best-loved and most terrifying monsters from the TV series including the Cybermen, Weeping Angels, Judoon and Oods to name but a few.
With an out-of-this-world set, Doctor Who Live will feature special FX, optical illusions and spectacular pyrotechnics building to an epic finale. Specially edited video clips, drawn from the TV Programme will be shown on a massive screen and accompanied by the music of longtime Doctor Who composer Murray Gold. These iconic scores will be brought to life by a 16 piece orchestra live on stage.
Opening in wartime London and concluding in an epic onstage battle, audiences should expect the unexpected as the The Doctor’s arch-enemies the Daleks are joined by some of the best-loved and most terrifying monsters from the TV series including the Cybermen, Weeping Angels, Judoon and Oods to name but a few.
With an out-of-this-world set, Doctor Who Live will feature special FX, optical illusions and spectacular pyrotechnics building to an epic finale. Specially edited video clips, drawn from the TV Programme will be shown on a massive screen and accompanied by the music of longtime Doctor Who composer Murray Gold. These iconic scores will be brought to life by a 16 piece orchestra live on stage.
Thursday, 29 April 2010
News
Doctor Who Adventures magazine launched its new website www.dwamag.com this week, giving young Doctor Who fans another opportunity to keep up to date with the very latest news from the Time Lord.
Here are spoilers for Flesh and Stone:
1.Eureka! Galileo!
2. Amy: "Basically we've *** up the inside of a *******."
3. The Byzantium contains a forest. Yes, a forest.
4. Amy: "Seven."
5. There's a scene reminiscent of a scene from 'Doomsday'.
6. Amy: "Six."
7. What's the opposite of the moral from 'Blink'?
8. River has done something very, very naughty.
9. There's a very important date you'll want to mark in your diaries/iPhones/Google calendars come the end of this episode.
10. The crack. We finally learn what it is and what it wants.
And, just for fun, a bonus teaser:
11. Amy does something to The Doctor that prompts an epiphany. And a collection.
and lastly:
Former X Factor contestant, Lucie Jones, has announced that she’ll be making a brief appearance in the new series of The Sarah Jane Adventures.
Here are spoilers for Flesh and Stone:
1.
2. Amy: "Basically we've *** up the inside of a *******."
3. The Byzantium contains a forest. Yes, a forest.
4. Amy: "Seven."
5. There's a scene reminiscent of a scene from 'Doomsday'.
6. Amy: "Six."
7. What's the opposite of the moral from 'Blink'?
8. River has done something very, very naughty.
9. There's a very important date you'll want to mark in your diaries/iPhones/Google calendars come the end of this episode.
10. The crack. We finally learn what it is and what it wants.
And, just for fun, a bonus teaser:
11. Amy does something to The Doctor that prompts an epiphany. And a collection.
and lastly:
Former X Factor contestant, Lucie Jones, has announced that she’ll be making a brief appearance in the new series of The Sarah Jane Adventures.
Saturday, 13 February 2010
Saturday, 26 December 2009
The End Of Time Part 1 Plot and part 2 synopsis
Part 1
The Doctor arrives on the Ood Sphere on Christmas Eve and sees that the Ood have progressed further technologically than they should have. Ood Sigma takes the Doctor to the Ood Elders who show him visions of the Master returning. He sees an old woman taking the Master's ring and he realizes that the essence of the Master survived his non-regeneration during their last encounter. The Doctor rushes to Earth in the TARDIS to try and stop his arch-enemy.
Since her last appearance, Lucy Saxon has been imprisoned. One of the warders is Miss Trefusis, the woman who retrieved the Master's ring. On Christmas Eve night, the prison governor brings Lucy to a chamber where it is revealed that most of the staff are fanatics of the Master who have been working ever since his apparent death to bring about his resurrection. With the help of the ring and a biometric imprint taken from Lucy, the Master reappears in a swirl of energy, but Lucy and some other warders have prepared for this eventuality and Lucy hurls a harmful potion at the Master. The Doctor arrives to find the prison obliterated by the resulting explosion.
The Master survives the blast, but his life force is left in a state of constant depletion, forcing him to drain the vitality of a number of homeless people on a desolate construction site. Like the Ood and many others on Earth, Wilfred Mott has experienced faded visions of the Master, and has been scouring London with other pensioners, under the group name the "Silver Cloak", to track down the Doctor. Wilf and the Doctor re-unite and the Doctor reveals that a prophecy has been made predicting his death. Later encountering the Master, the Doctor discovers that the drumming in his head is not a symptom of insanity, but perfectly real. A squad of troops suddenly appear, sedating and kidnapping the Master and taking him to the mansion of billionaire Joshua Naismith.
Naismith and his daughter, Abigail, are in possession of the "Immortality Gate", which has restorative powers enabling the healing of injuries and, as Naismith hopes, the resurrection of the dead. Wanting to secure immortality for Abigail, Naismith enlists the assistance of the Master to mend the malfunctioning Gate. Infiltrating the Naismith estate, the Doctor and Wilf discover that two of Naismith's staff are undercover Vinvocci, members of the race which originally owned the Gate, and that its healing abilities can extend to the whole population of any given species across a whole planet. She and her partner are pressured into explaining the Immortality Gate is a device that heals lifeforms across entire planets. The doctor realizes the Master is going to do something to the Human race and goes to stop him. He gets to the immortality gate but is captured.
After the Master breaks through his straight jacket and flies into the gateway then because he has set the gateway to human and he is in the the machine every human on earth then becomes copies of the master with the exception of Wilfred who is shielded in the control room and Donna, who due to the events in Journey's End is half human - half Timelord. However as Donna witnesses her mother and her fiancée turn into clones of the Master she starts to remember everything that was erased from her memory.
As the Master steps out of the gateway he tells the doctor that he has turned the humans into the "Master Race" as he looks round and everyone is the Master. As the Doctor looks round and every Master is laughing at him. As the camera fades to black, the Narrator claims the Master and his removal of humanity is only a small part of an approaching conflict. The Narrator then appears on-screen and it is revealed that he is a Time Lord by way of his robes, and is shown to addressing a large hall of fellow Time Lords and Time Ladies. The Time Lord proclaims that Gallifrey is restored, that the Time Lords have returned, and that this heralds the end of time itself.
The End of Time Part 2 synopsis
The Doctor faces the end of his life as the Master's plans hurtle out of control. With the sound of drums growing louder, and an ancient trap closing around the Earth, the Doctor and Wilf must fight alone. But sacrifices must be made, and the deadly prophecy warns: "He will knock four times."
Cast
- Tenth Doctor - David Tennant
- Wilfred Mott - Bernard Cribbins
- Donna Noble - Catherine Tate
- Sylvia Noble - Jacqueline King
- The Master - John Simm
- Lucy Saxon - Alexandra Moen
- Joshua Naismith - David Harewood
- Eleventh Doctor - Matt Smith
- The Narrator - Timothy Dalton[2][3][4]
- The Woman - Claire Bloom[5]
- The Visionary - Brid Brennan
- The Second - Joe Dixon
- The Partisan - Julie Legrand
- Verity Newman - Jessica Hynes
- Jack Harkness - John Barrowman[6]
- Sarah Jane Smith - Elizabeth Sladen[7]
- Luke Smith - Tommy Knight[8]
- Rose Tyler - Billie Piper[9]
- Jackie Tyler - Camille Coduri[10]
- Minnie Hooper - June Whitfield
- Oliver Barnes - Barry Howard[11][12]
- Sean Temple - Karl Collins[13][14]
- Addams- Sinead Keenan[15]
- Alonso Frame - Russell Tovey[16]
- Rossiter- Lawry Lewin[17]
- Time Lord/Leader of Council - Roger Bailey[18]
- Miss Trefusis - Sylvia Seymour[19]
- Governor - Teresa Banham[20]
- Nerys - Krystal Archer[21]
- Mr Danes - Simon Thomas[22]
- Ood Sigma - Paul Kasey
- Ood Voices - Silas Carson
- Ood Elder - Ruari Mears
- Voice of Ood Elder - Brian Cox
- Voice of Judoon - Nicholas Briggs
- Trinity Wells - Lachele Carl[23]
- Winston Katusi - Allister Bain
- Tommo -Pete Lee-Wilson
- Abigail Naismith - Tracy Ifeachor
- Bev - Eirlys Bellin[24]
- Serving Woman - Lacey Bond[25]
- Teenager - Max Benjamin
- Ginger - Dwayne Scantlebury
- Neighbour - Jeanie Gold[26]
- Monster - Jimmy Vee
Saturday, 17 October 2009
New.......everything!!!!!!!!
Well where to start.........the new series of SJA has started, and the first episode was great!!!!
Doctor Who will be getting a new logo in 2010 which you can see here:
We also have an interview about Waters on Mars from SFX
Just how scary is The Waters of Mars?
“I’m not sure if it’s as scary as Blink, but it’s quite frightening – because it’s so real, I think. I hope so!”
How on Earth do you go about making water scary? And what were the challenges of shooting with that volume of water?
"I hope you think it is [scary] when you see it! It was very, very difficult. We had a difficult time trying to work out how to do the water… can you imagine, the volumes of water that we required, in a studio setting? How d’you get rid of it? If you want to do retakes, how do you get everything dry again?
“The kind of water effect we wanted was sort-of mystical, almost organic – well, it is organic, obviously! – so the difficulty was deciding with the visual FX guys which one out of the effect they were offering us was the right one. They came up with five or six different kinds of pipes, hoses and systems. And eventually there was one that we all said, ‘That’s the one.’ There was a uniform yes to one particular effect, and that was the one we used.
“Now, how do you make it creepy? It seems to be alive, the water, by the way it follows the characters in the story. Sort of – we didn’t make a big thing of it in the story, but that’s how I shot it, so it was chasing people, following them and trapping them. The best effects you can get come out of seeing the enormity of the water, the relentlessness of it. I think where it becomes really creepy and you get the fear, is when it continues draining out of characters’ mouths.
“There was a very complex system of tubes and piping that they all had to wear within the prosthetics – and water was squeezed and pressurized through the tubes to give the volume of water we required to come out of the actors’ mouths on a continuous basis.”
“Waters” is going out in November, when the evenings are darker than during the regular series run. Did you have that in the back of your mind when you were deciding on the tone of the show?
“When I first read the script, it was originally going to be put out on Christmas Day, I think! I was quite worried that this dark, deep story, which is… well, I don’t know that it’s part of a trilogy, but it certainly will lead you into the finalé. You know something horrible’s going to happen after this story, involving the Doctor – but you don’t know what. I thought it was very dark – I mean, really dark, for Christmas. That’s not the reason they changed their minds to put it out in November – I think that was the controller of BBC One, deciding that maybe as we had three more to go, then one could be in the latter part of the year so that there wasn’t such a long gap between when the first special went out and Christmas. But when I knew it was going to go out earlier in the year, I was able to think about it in a much more dark way, rather than trying to keep the Christmas spirit!”
There seem to be some elements of foreshadowing in “Waters” – the stuff about the “four knocks”.
“I have to tell you, I haven’t seen, I haven’t read – in fact, I probably wasn’t allowed – to know how the next episodes, the final two-parter for David, starts and ends. I’ve no idea what it’s about! It’s going to end, obviously, with him regenerating into Matt Smith – but I’ve no idea what happens in it! So I don’t know to what extent the horror is in that two-parter. I knew about and read the previous script, I knew about the four knocks thing, so I understood what was going on, and what had been and what’s coming, and so on – in terms of the, “when four knocks happen, you know he’s going to die,” kind of thing. So I played on that, but I didn’t know quite what that meant and how it was going to happen in the last two episodes – and I still don’t!”
And the Doctor’s scared himself in this episode, which is a pretty unusual situation…
“Yes, but I think – with some exceptions, obviously – most fans of Doctor Who will know and feel sad and be hurt and worried and concerned – and wonder, is this the Doctor we’ve always known and loved, this ancient mariner traveling through the universe and helping people to help themselves, and being good and worthy and whatever, and showing them the way. And here he’s terrified. But I think that’s good, and I think most people will be interested to see how he gets out of this one. That what I think they think every time. But here, he really is in a very fearful state – and doesn’t want to die, obviously. I don’t think he wants to regenerate – I think he feels he’s got more to do, so how that gets resolved… well, I’m going to watch as well.”
Doctor Who will be getting a new logo in 2010 which you can see here:
We also have an interview about Waters on Mars from SFX
Just how scary is The Waters of Mars?
“I’m not sure if it’s as scary as Blink, but it’s quite frightening – because it’s so real, I think. I hope so!”
How on Earth do you go about making water scary? And what were the challenges of shooting with that volume of water?
"I hope you think it is [scary] when you see it! It was very, very difficult. We had a difficult time trying to work out how to do the water… can you imagine, the volumes of water that we required, in a studio setting? How d’you get rid of it? If you want to do retakes, how do you get everything dry again?
“The kind of water effect we wanted was sort-of mystical, almost organic – well, it is organic, obviously! – so the difficulty was deciding with the visual FX guys which one out of the effect they were offering us was the right one. They came up with five or six different kinds of pipes, hoses and systems. And eventually there was one that we all said, ‘That’s the one.’ There was a uniform yes to one particular effect, and that was the one we used.
“Now, how do you make it creepy? It seems to be alive, the water, by the way it follows the characters in the story. Sort of – we didn’t make a big thing of it in the story, but that’s how I shot it, so it was chasing people, following them and trapping them. The best effects you can get come out of seeing the enormity of the water, the relentlessness of it. I think where it becomes really creepy and you get the fear, is when it continues draining out of characters’ mouths.
“There was a very complex system of tubes and piping that they all had to wear within the prosthetics – and water was squeezed and pressurized through the tubes to give the volume of water we required to come out of the actors’ mouths on a continuous basis.”
“When I first read the script, it was originally going to be put out on Christmas Day, I think! I was quite worried that this dark, deep story, which is… well, I don’t know that it’s part of a trilogy, but it certainly will lead you into the finalé. You know something horrible’s going to happen after this story, involving the Doctor – but you don’t know what. I thought it was very dark – I mean, really dark, for Christmas. That’s not the reason they changed their minds to put it out in November – I think that was the controller of BBC One, deciding that maybe as we had three more to go, then one could be in the latter part of the year so that there wasn’t such a long gap between when the first special went out and Christmas. But when I knew it was going to go out earlier in the year, I was able to think about it in a much more dark way, rather than trying to keep the Christmas spirit!”
There seem to be some elements of foreshadowing in “Waters” – the stuff about the “four knocks”.
“I have to tell you, I haven’t seen, I haven’t read – in fact, I probably wasn’t allowed – to know how the next episodes, the final two-parter for David, starts and ends. I’ve no idea what it’s about! It’s going to end, obviously, with him regenerating into Matt Smith – but I’ve no idea what happens in it! So I don’t know to what extent the horror is in that two-parter. I knew about and read the previous script, I knew about the four knocks thing, so I understood what was going on, and what had been and what’s coming, and so on – in terms of the, “when four knocks happen, you know he’s going to die,” kind of thing. So I played on that, but I didn’t know quite what that meant and how it was going to happen in the last two episodes – and I still don’t!”
And the Doctor’s scared himself in this episode, which is a pretty unusual situation…
“Yes, but I think – with some exceptions, obviously – most fans of Doctor Who will know and feel sad and be hurt and worried and concerned – and wonder, is this the Doctor we’ve always known and loved, this ancient mariner traveling through the universe and helping people to help themselves, and being good and worthy and whatever, and showing them the way. And here he’s terrified. But I think that’s good, and I think most people will be interested to see how he gets out of this one. That what I think they think every time. But here, he really is in a very fearful state – and doesn’t want to die, obviously. I don’t think he wants to regenerate – I think he feels he’s got more to do, so how that gets resolved… well, I’m going to watch as well.”
Friday, 24 July 2009
New pics of New Doctor
Well first, urm.....yeah, I haven't posted in a while because there generally is nothing to post about, and today I am going on holiday, guess where, to England!!!. Or Great Britain (Political correctness and all that :p) So for the next two weeks don't expect any posts.
Anyway here are a few pictures of the new Doctor and his assistant
Anyway here are a few pictures of the new Doctor and his assistant
Sunday, 31 May 2009
The new assistant is Karen Gillan
Little-known actress Karen Gillan has been unveiled as the next assistant in Doctor Who.
The 21-year-old will star alongside new Time Lord Matt Smith in the new series, to be broadcast next year.
Gillan has already appeared in the drama, having played a Soothsayer in The Fires Of Pompeii in the last run.
"I am absolutely over the moon at being chosen to play the Doctor's new companion. - I just can't wait to get started," she said.
'Incredible actor'
"The show is such a massive phenomenon that I can't quite believe I am going to be a part of it.
"Matt Smith is an incredible actor and it is going to be so much fun to act alongside him," she added.
Head of Drama, BBC Wales, Piers Wenger said she brings "energy and excitement" to the role.
"When she auditioned alongside Matt we knew we had something special," he said.
Writer and executive producer Steven Moffat said they saw some "amazing actresses" but Gillan "walked through the door the game was up".
He described her as "funny, and clever, and gorgeous, and sexy. Or Scottish, which is the quick way of saying it".
"A generation of little girls will want to be her. And a generation of little boys will want them to be her too," he added.
Gillan, from Inverness, developed a love for acting after attending several youth theatre groups and taking part in various school productions.
At the age of 16, she decided to pursue her career further and left school to study acting at Edinburgh's Telford College.
She went on to secure a place at the Italia Conti drama school in London and landed her first role in the Scottish drama Rebus.
Parts in Channel 4's Stacked, The Kevin Bishop Show and James Nesbitt's forthcoming film Outcast followed, but the role in Doctor Who is her first high profile to date.
Also in the Fires of Pompeii she was one of the soothsayers.....just like Freema Agyeman has a role in series 2 before become the Doctors full time assistant in seeason 3.
The 21-year-old will star alongside new Time Lord Matt Smith in the new series, to be broadcast next year.
Gillan has already appeared in the drama, having played a Soothsayer in The Fires Of Pompeii in the last run.
"I am absolutely over the moon at being chosen to play the Doctor's new companion. - I just can't wait to get started," she said.
'Incredible actor'
"The show is such a massive phenomenon that I can't quite believe I am going to be a part of it.
"Matt Smith is an incredible actor and it is going to be so much fun to act alongside him," she added.
Head of Drama, BBC Wales, Piers Wenger said she brings "energy and excitement" to the role.
"When she auditioned alongside Matt we knew we had something special," he said.
Writer and executive producer Steven Moffat said they saw some "amazing actresses" but Gillan "walked through the door the game was up".
He described her as "funny, and clever, and gorgeous, and sexy. Or Scottish, which is the quick way of saying it".
"A generation of little girls will want to be her. And a generation of little boys will want them to be her too," he added.
Gillan, from Inverness, developed a love for acting after attending several youth theatre groups and taking part in various school productions.
At the age of 16, she decided to pursue her career further and left school to study acting at Edinburgh's Telford College.
She went on to secure a place at the Italia Conti drama school in London and landed her first role in the Scottish drama Rebus.
Parts in Channel 4's Stacked, The Kevin Bishop Show and James Nesbitt's forthcoming film Outcast followed, but the role in Doctor Who is her first high profile to date.
Also in the Fires of Pompeii she was one of the soothsayers.....just like Freema Agyeman has a role in series 2 before become the Doctors full time assistant in seeason 3.
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Planet of the dead was...brilliant
Anyone and everyone who saw Planet of the Dead must agree that it was a great episode, and at the end giving us a sneak into the upcoming plot, he will tap 4 times hmmmmm wonder who that could be......
On another note I apologise for not having posted for a very long time I am going to tell the truth and give the real reason why....I went travelling around space and time in a Police Box....seriously!!!
On another note I apologise for not having posted for a very long time I am going to tell the truth and give the real reason why....I went travelling around space and time in a Police Box....seriously!!!
Tuesday, 6 January 2009
The Next Doctor
- Writers:
- Russell T. Davies
- Director:
- Andy Goddard
- Stars:
- David Morrissey (Jackson Lake)
- David Tennant (The Tenth Doctor)
- Guest Star:
- Tom Langford (Frederick)
- Ashley Horne (Lad)
- Neil McDermott (Jed)
- Jason Morell (Vicar)
- Michael Bertenshaw (Mr Cole)
- Edmund Kente (Mr Scoones)
- Paul Kasey (Cyberleader)
- Ruari Mears (Cybershade)
- Velile Tshabalala (Rosita)
- Dervla Kirwan (Miss Hartigan)
- Nicholas Briggs (Cyber-voices)
Saturday, 3 January 2009
The Eleventh Doctor is....
The Eleventh Doctor is Matt Smith (Pictured above) it was announced today, he will be taking over the TARDIS in 2010.
From all of us here at Doctor Who Insania, Good Luck Matt you have a big task in filling in the shoes of David Tennant, you can find out more out about Matt Smith here
Monday, 29 December 2008
Doctor Who Magazine Issue 404 Cover
The cover for the 404th issue of Doctor Who Magazine has now been revealed The Cover Can Be Seen Above It features The Doctor, Miss Hartigan and a Cyber Leader on the front cover The issue will feature an exclusive interview with Dervla Kirwan, go behind the scenes of The Next Doctor And Loads More In This Issue It Will Be Released On The 8th January Next Year The Price Will Be £3.99 Thank You.Tuesday, 23 December 2008
BBC Breakfast Christmas Special Coverage
This Morning On BBC Breakfast They Have Shown Some New One Clip And Some Talks With David And David Morrisey It Had Aired After 8.30am You Can See The Video Here
Sunday, 21 December 2008
Doctor Who Advent Calender Day 21
In Todays Advent Calender Day 21 Theres A 49 Second Preview Clip Of This Years Christmas Special The Next Doctor It Features Miss Hartigan And The Cybermen The Next Doctor Is On Christmas Day At 6pm
Saturday, 20 December 2008
Advents 18. 19 and 20
On Advent 18 there was this video:
On advent 19 there was a game and today the yhave updated a page for the Next Doctor and given us this fear forcaster
On advent 19 there was a game and today the yhave updated a page for the Next Doctor and given us this fear forcaster
- 0 min - This looks familiar. "Perhaps XXXXXX is behind the TARDIS," grins Adam.
- 2 min - Harry: "Cool!" Samuel: "How?"
- 4 min - Rosita springs into action. Harry demands an explanation.
- 5 min - Amy whispers to Dad, "Why doesn't he... ?"
- 9 min - Mum harrumphs significantly. Samuel announces that he is a fish.
- 10 min - The kids have never seen the sonic screwdriver used like that before.
- 11 min - Watch and learn. The kids are agog.
- 13 min - The Doctor recalls the night he regenerated. "It makes sense now!" says Samuel gleefully.
- 16 min - Amy feels quite sorry for the Doctor.
- 17 min - The Lady in Red outrages Samuel.
- 20 min - Why is Dad talking about his nice cardigan?
- 23 min - The Doctor reveals his favourite personal technology for the very first time.
- 26 min - Samuel's initial reaction reveals something about last week.
- 27 min - Samuel is delighted to see a very familiar face.
- 29 min - Mum and Dad are horrified.
- 34 min - What is the racy nightmare?
- 35 min - Samuel slaps his forehead. "Why did the Doctor do that?"
- 40 min - What makes Amy wriggle in her seat?
- 41 min - The kids debate royal nomenclature.
- 43 min - Harry's advice to the XXXXXXXX (children?) is: "Run!" So why are they slowing down?
- 45 min - "He's called what?" asks Adam.
- 46 min - Gasps and cheers. The watching parents are misty-eyed.
- 49 min - "It's like XXXXXXXX!" says Samuel. "It's a scary XXXX with XXXXX-XXXXXX!" (cyber-shades?) says Harry.
- 51 min - Samuel realises something about the Doctor... but which one?
- 53 min - "Wooaaahh!" gasp the kids.
- 55 min - "The cloister bell!"
- 56 min - "This is even better than last year!" decides Adam.
- 57 min - The Doctors have an appointment to keep.
Wednesday, 17 December 2008
Doctor Who Advent Calender Day 17
In Todays Advent Calender The Comic Maker Has Returned With New Stuff It Has Now The Ability To Print Out Your Comic Also Some More Great News The Comic Maker Is Now Available For People Outside The UK You Can Try It Out Here
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
Days 15 and 16
The day 14 trailer is here:
And now Day 16 has an exclusive music extract from some unreleased track from the Sontaran Strategem, it was made for UNIT
And now Day 16 has an exclusive music extract from some unreleased track from the Sontaran Strategem, it was made for UNIT
Monday, 15 December 2008
Days 14 and 15
Day 14 has a few pictures from the filming and day 15 has a tip tha ttonight at 8:00 pm in England something (probably a trailer) is going to be showen.
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