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The Doctor Who Tour has arrived in Seoul…
Live stream @12.30 lunchtime GMT
Just put https://www. in front of youtube.com/watch?v=mePjUAdgNDY&feature=youtu.be
Big Issue interview out on Monday…
Showrunner Steven Moffat said the monsters coming up in the series include a new one called The Teller and a bunch of robot knights.
Capaldi said: “People have a lot of ideas about how Doctor Who should dress, so I would go to costume houses and try things on
“I tried on anything people said they wanted to see me in. So there are thousands of photos of me in ridiculous outfits but this was the one that made me feel like Doctor Who
“People just buy it (and) I wanted to put something together that could be imitated cheaply.”
“Kids could “do up their school shirt” he told BBC Radio Wales or “grab something from the wardrobe” to look like the new Time Lord.
https://twitter.com/astonnarry/status/497310491023507456/photo/1
Listen to the coverage of the premiere on Jason Mohammad right now!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Be-Part-of-Thursdays-Launch-with-Questions-for-Peter-and-Jenna
Pose your question for Thursday’s premiere – only 2 will get chosen though…
http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2014/08/abc-simulcast-050814083008.html
Filming at Cardiff Museum today…
Imagine the fun antics to be had if you got a Cyber-Shade for a pet!!! I would enter mine in artistic grooming contests…
It’s interesting to listen to Ten-nant explain that Morrissey is either the next one, the one after, the one after that, or just one that’s somewhere after… It hints at the possibility of a fresh regeneration cycle.The graveyard scene is the highlight of the show – Mass Murder – Cyber style!
The War Doctor doesn’t show up on the info stamp. He’s kept that well hidden…
The plot with the fugue state is brilliant. It’s with the intro of the ultra-cute son where it starts to collapse for me.
And the moral of the story is ‘Don’t be a man-hater’… (Otherwise the Doctor will nudge you into suicide)
I presume that Rosita is going to give up her profession (to nanny Frederick, probably)?
Some people died, but apart from that, they all lived happily ever after.
Colon’s triple ‘Malfunctioning?!’ outrage is unconvincing and crap. I dub thee ‘careless conflict’, typical of JNT in this era.
Peri is dressed as a jaundiced Snow White. Don’t be surprised if 7 or so dwarves show up…
The miners have been turned into chavs. You can tell because they’ve been marked with a bingo dabber.
The greatest mystery in the history of the show: Why did the Master dress as a scarecrow & how long did he stand in that field for?
Collective noun for a group of geniuses – A genii?
The Master just killed a dog (nice tissue compression action). He must be really evil…
Josh looks like David Walliams…
So the Master has gatecrashed the Rani’s story. I hope she whups his ass at some point, otherwise what’s the point of him being here? He’s robbing her of her menace. At least there’s a sort of reality to it (everything can go t*ts up in real life too), but it has the effect of making me empathise with the Rani. She has become the hero of the story (one who casually experiments on humans)…
Poor Colin just literally covered his face in sh*t…
The Master might not be good at walking in straight lines but he’s very good at drawing them.
Why does the Master think that throwing the TARDIS down a mineshaft will destroy it?
3 weeks to go…
http://www.doctorwho.tv/whats-new/article/deep-breath-to-be-screened-in-cinemas-across-the-uk-and-ireland
Leicester Square event added. Tickets available @10am tomorrow.http://www.kasterborous.com/2014/07/uk-ireland-deep-breath-screening-leicester-square-premiere/
An exclusive cinema event will take place at London’s Odeon, Leicester Square on August 23rd with some very special guests in attendance. This one-off event will feature a ‘never seen before’ 5 minute video from an upcoming Doctor Who DVD release and a special 10 minute behind-the-scenes of episode 1 feature (also available on BBC red button and BBC iPlayer) followed by a Q&A with the guest stars that will be streamed LIVE into participating Cinemas across the UK and Ireland.
UK wide cinema tickets go on sale tomorrow from 11am…
@fatmaninabox Looks like you might have to get around and about like this for a couple of days…
‘This way’
‘Negative! This way!’
interested that RadioTimes thinks my birthday tweet is a print-worthy. #what Peter Capaldi is the news. #DoctorWho pic.twitter.com/NAuzSQZ4J4
— Rachel Talalay (@rtalalay) July 28, 2014
The full BBC Radiophonic Workshop performance at the Quay, Glasgow, is available for a month.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p022z1pq.html
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/Magazine/article1435733.ece
Exclusive interview with Peter Capaldi in today’s Sunday Times…
As others have mentioned ‘The Awakening’ seems to be Dr Who referencing itself with what seems a fairly ‘The Daemons’-like story.
And (as has also been said) the mysterious psychic projections are very Sapphire & Steel-y.
On DVD the film stuff looks lovely. Nice to see a bit of flaming torch waving action.
So the TARDIS doors were left open, that’s something that happened all the time during the Davison era! (How the TARDIS never got stolen I’ll never know…)
Later, Turlough isn’t afraid to join in whacking the villains with a large rock.
The crossed-swords-beheading is totally Wicker Man… Chop!
What be tea?
Perhaps the Dr had this lot as his companions for a while. Why assume he got them home (and ‘in time’)?
5 companions! Just imagine!
Has the Malus every reappeared in the Whoniverse? The mystery of why the invasion was called off is very intriguing.
Bring back the Malus!
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Thursday 21st August…
