• Weekend scattershooting – Torchwood, Downton Abbey 2, etc…

    Weekend scattershooting – Torchwood, Downton Abbey 2, etc…

    Torchwood: Miracle Day UK premiere set Russell T. Davies’ follow-up to his Torchwood: Children of Earth mini-series is quite aptly named. Mainly because it’s a world where nobody dies. All across the world, nobody dies. And then the next day, and the next, and the next, people keep aging – they get hurt and sick, but […]

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  • Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy set to premiere

    Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy set to premiere

    If you are in the UK, mark down the date of Friday, 16 September as the day a potential Oscar winning film premieres. For those in the U.S., clear out Friday, November 18 on your calendar for the same reason. Starring Colin Firth, Gary Oldman, Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock, Atonement, Fortysomething), Tom Hardy, Mark Strong and […]

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  • Academic solves the Dalek 'most scary villain' mystery

    Academic solves the Dalek 'most scary villain' mystery

    I only say ‘mystery’ because, from the beginning, seems like all you had to do was walk up stairs to escape from them. After all, they were voted the scariest villains in the history of Doctor Who back in a 2007 poll of series fans. It has nothing at all to do with their chilling, […]

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  • Page Eight – another 'Masterpiece' on PBS this Fall

    Page Eight – another 'Masterpiece' on PBS this Fall

    It’s not quite a ‘move over Spooks (MI5) scenario’ just yet, but there may be a new game in town in the world of contemporary spy drama by the name of Page Eight. Filming has just wrapped on the initial one-off set for BBC Two broadcast in the early Fall. The U.S. premiere will be […]

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  • The Charles Schultzification of Doctor Who

    The Charles Schultzification of Doctor Who

    Pretty much a no-brainer that Amy Pond would be the Little Red Haired Girl and Matt Smith would be Linus, but must Rory be Charlie Brown? Thanks to artist Larry Wentzel, for the mash-up that imagines Doctor Who characters as if they were inside the mind of the great Peanuts creator, Charles Schultz. Wentzel described […]

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  • Sherlock v. Doctor Who – WWE Smackdown?

    Sherlock v. Doctor Who – WWE Smackdown?

    With all the world aglow this week with the news that Doctor Who has been commissioned for another 14 episodes and still euphoric over the knowledge that Sherlock 2 is currently in production, it doesn’t seem to be all happy fun time at the BBC Television Centre these days. What started out as a seemingly […]

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  • Time's up Matt. There's a new Doctor in town!

    Time's up Matt. There's a new Doctor in town!

    Considering the fact that I could barely tie my shoes in nursery school, when a fellow nursery school kid comes along and channels his inner Timelord for a kindergarten talent show, you have to be impressed. A proud mother posted on YouTube with the caption, ‘Our kindergartener decided he wanted to give the Pandorica monologue […]

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  • Scattershooting on a Sunday with the Doctor and BH4….

    Scattershooting on a Sunday with the Doctor and BH4….

    Want more Doctor Who? You got it. On the heels of perhaps one of the best Doctor Who seasons ever (never mind we’ve only seen half of this season so far) comes the welcome news that the BBC has confirmed the commissioning of another season (#7) of the Doctor with 14 new episodes coming our […]

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  • Captain Jack: Could he be mortal AND return to Doctor Who?

    Captain Jack: Could he be mortal AND return to Doctor Who?

    Captain Jack a mortal? Torchwood creator, Russell T. Davies is having fun. Seems as though Davies revealed in a recent AOL TV interview that Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman), in a classic twist of fate, will be mortal. It was 2005 during a Doctor Who episode when Captain Jack was killed, brought back to life and, […]

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  • Torchwood v. worldwide immortality begins July 8

    Torchwood v. worldwide immortality begins July 8

    How can you argue with the likes of Russell T. Davies, Julie Gardner and Jane Tranter? Quick answer? You can’t. Collectively, they have been responsible for the original reinvention of Doctor Who (ok, regeneration, if you must), the creation of Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures. As Head of Drama for BBC Wales, Gardner was […]

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