Doctor Who

TVXOHOF, 12/2009-B: CHARLES DICKENS

source: INNER TOOB

There's also "Christmas Carol: The Movie" from 2001, which is mostly an animated film. But it begins with a live-action introduction that takes place in 1857 Boston where Dickens is about to give a live reading of "A Christmas Carol" - as we saw him do in that 'Doctor Who' episode'. And again,...

Published 4 hours ago

Review: Doctor Who - The Lost Stories - 01 - The Nightmare Fair

source: The Medium is Not Enough TV

However, the biggest one-off clump of unmade Doctor Who stories came after the end of Colin Baker's first full season, when Michael Grade decided to 'rest' the show. Eighteen months later, it returned with the 14-part The Trial of a Time Lord and the original 'season 23', upon which produc...

Published Thu, Dec 3

Birtley Doctor Who fan builds his own Dalek

source: ChronicleLive

“I wasn't petrified of the Daleks when I was young, I was fascinated by them. “I always wanted to own a full-size Dalek, and then I came across a plan for ...

Published Wed, Dec 2

The Doctor's Last Stand

source: IGN

2, 2010, Doctor Who fans can complete their collection of David Tennant's run as the adventure-seeking Time Lord with three new box sets on DVD and Blu-ray. ... Doctor Who: Dreamland - preview images plus David Warner talks role as evil alienCoventry Telegraph

Published Wed, Dec 2

Doctor Who The End Of Time cast list confirmed: with surprises in store!

source: Den Of Geek

Note that there's at least one more Time Lord in the cast now, too, on top of The Master and the Doctor. Plus, it's being widely assumed that Timothy Dalton ...

Published Wed, Dec 2

News: Van Gogh in Croatia?

source: Kasterborous Doctor Who Site

Doctor Who heads to Croatia this week as location work begins on the Richard Curtis "Vincent Van Gogh" episode of the 2010 series. Revealed on Twitter by @drwholocations and confirmed today by the BBC, the small coastal town of Trogir is the chosen location. It's not clear if Trogir is doubl...

Published Tue, Dec 1

Doctor Who and the Waters of Mars

source: The Daily P.O.P.

Doctor Who 2009 Special 2, ‘The Waters of Mars’ By Phil Ford and Russell T Davies With The Waters of Mars raking in 9.1 million viewers, 88% of the total viewing figures on a Sunday night it would seem that this episode was a roaring success. For those living in the US, the special will premiere o...

Published Sat, Nov 28

The Doctor visits 'The Nightmare Fair'

source: Digital Spy

At the end of Doctor Who 's 22nd season back in 1985, the iconic Time Lord was supposed to promise his young companion Peri a trip to Blackpool for their next adventure.

Published Sat, Nov 28