Doctor Who
Saturday, April 7, 2007 by Paul Stump · Comments Off
“Where are we?” exclaims Martha, near the opening of episode two as she steps from the Tardis into the midden of a Tudor street. “I mean … when are we?” Read more
Doctor Who
Saturday, March 31, 2007 by Jack Kibble-White · Comments Off
The supposed wisdom in TV circles suggests series three is when a show really gets good. The course correction and refinement of the original concept have all been completed, and the programme makers, having learned from their mistakes, can push on with renewed confidence. From a viewing of “Smith and Jones” alone, is it possible to determine whether this maxim holds true for Doctor Who? Read more
One, Who, three
Thursday, March 22, 2007 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
So, here I am – slightly worse for wear but back from the Doctor Who series three launch in Mayfair. The only grub on offer was pistachio nuts, so don’t blame me. Read more
Back in the TARDIS
Tuesday, February 27, 2007 by Chris Orton · Comments Off
Get ready to tune in your television sets for Saturday 31 March, for that is when the third series of the new Doctor Who is apparently going to start, despite what the new issue of Doctor Who Magazine says in four different places…
“You do something to me”
Friday, February 9, 2007 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
“You take them home, and all you see is the death of everything.” Read more
Doctorin’ the schedules
Wednesday, February 7, 2007 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
When will Doctor Who be back on telly? Well, there are a few possible dates floating around – but none of them seem to be Easter. This week, TV Times has stuck its neck out declared it’ll defo be March. I’m going to try and be more specific than that and predict March 24. This is based on various bits of gossip that have come my way and, er, some guesswork. Read more
The Sarah Jane Adventures
Monday, January 1, 2007 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
It’s the law. It’s Doctor Who-related, so we have to fret about it. It must be the subject of fevered expectation. Read more
Doctor Who
Monday, December 25, 2006 by Jack Kibble-White · Comments Off
If you like your Doctor Who in the breezy style then “The Runaway Bride” was for you. Read more
“Rose”
Monday, December 18, 2006 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
Would it surprise you to learn that’s the last word uttered in “The Runaway Bride”, this year’s Doctor Who Christmas special? The press screening was this morning at London’s Soho Hotel, and an Ian Levine-less event it turned out to be. “I think he’s getting the message,” joshed, er, someone. Read more
“This time we’ll kill Sarah Jane Smith properly!”
Monday, December 4, 2006 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
“Sonic lipstick”, a giant fold-out computer called Mr Smith, SJ whizzing around in a Nissan Figaro, a craze for fizzy drinks sweeping the nation… the preview disc for The Sarah Jane Adventures has hit my desk, and it looks awfully good. Read more
Who’s a Hero now?
Tuesday, November 21, 2006 by Jack Kibble-White · Comments Off
Not sure if this is confirmed or not yet, but it would appear that Christopher Eccleston is to join the cast of NBC’s new Lost beater - Heroes. If this news is true, then you have to conclude that it’s going to be a real waste if Heroes ends up on the Sci-Fi channel (which is supposedly bringing it to UK screens next year). After all, with repeats of The Tomorrow People and Quatermass excepted, the Sci-Fi channel has remained one of the last ports of call on most people’s remote controls. Read more
Torchwouldn’t do that in real life
Thursday, November 2, 2006 by Jack Kibble-White · Comments Off
Watching the third episode of Torchwood, things were rolling along quite merrily for me until the moment when Gwen decides to take that week’s alien gizmo home. For some reason I couldn’t get past this point – the same thing had happened during episode one. Read more
Torchwood
Sunday, October 22, 2006 by Ian Jones · Comments Off
In the same way big screen versions of stage musicals used to have professional vocalists “singing” the parts of the lead actors, so it might be advisable to have professional scribes employed to “write” the scripts of Russell T Davies. Read more
“You’re not a journalist, so fuck off”
Thursday, October 19, 2006 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
Dateline: 18 October, 2006, The St David’s Hotel & Spa, Cardiff. Russell T Davies and Chris Chibnall are hosting a Q&A session, following a press screening of episode one of Torchwood. Read more
“No procedure anymore – it’s a fucking disgrace!”
Monday, October 16, 2006 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
That’s less than five minutes in to episode one of Torchwood.
Twowood
Wednesday, October 11, 2006 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
In fact - Mr Chris Orton - as per the confirmed TV schedules this lunchtime, Torchwood is not being simulcast on BBC1 and 3, it’s being repeated later in the week on BBC2 on Wednesday at 9pm, when two episodes will be going out back-to-back.
Torchsettled
Wednesday, October 11, 2006 by Chris Orton · Comments Off
The new DWM has settled the troublesome Torchwood issue once and for all. Read more
Torchmaybe
Tuesday, October 10, 2006 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
This’ll all be put to bed tomorrow, so one last piece of speculation about Torchwood‘s scheduling – and the latest whisper is the programme is going to get a regular repeat slot on BBC2 some time later in the week after its BBC3 showing.
Torchwon’t
Monday, October 9, 2006 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
Apparently the Beeb have now dropped plans to simulcast the first episode of Torchwood on both BBC1 and BBC3. Which is a shame, cos it would have made for ident hell.
Torch bearing
Friday, October 6, 2006 by Graham Kibble-White · Comments Off
Who (no pun) knows quite what’s going on with Torchwood? The BBC have released their press info for the week, but as yet, they’re not confirming a day. Read more