Wednesday, February 27, 2013

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'Doctor Who' fans to see whole of the Tardis in new series



'Doctor Who' will show the whole of the Tardis for the first time.

The hit BBC sci-fi drama will finally give fans a full glimpse inside the Time Lord's famous time travelling machine - which is notoriously bigger on the inside than it looks from the outside - in a new episode called 'Journey to the Centre of the Tardis'.

Series producer Steven Moffat said: "We've built the rest of the Tardis. The idea is in the title - we're going to journey to the centre of the Tardis. We've got some great visuals for that."

Viewers have previously only seen the Tardis' control room, which was given a revamp by production designer Michael Pickwoad for the Christmas special last year, and Michael is also responsible for the new interiors which will be featured in the episode.

In the past, the Time Lord, currently played by Matt Smith, has made reference to his time machine - which looks like an old police phone box from the outside - consisting of a swimming pool, toilet block and a walk-in wardrobe.

The episode is scheduled to air in late April as part of the new series, which will see the Doctor joined by new companion Clara, played by Jenna-Louise Coleman.

'Doctor Who' returns to BBC America on March 30.

Adventures in Space and Time: Set Photos



Included here are some on-set pictures from filming on the Mark Gatiss "genesis of Dr Who" drama, An Adventure In Space & Time. Pictured are: David Bradley as William Hartnell; Jamie Glover as William Russell; Jemma Powell as Jacqueline Hill and Claudia Grant as Carole Ann Ford. The film also stars Brian Cox, Jessica Raine and Reece Shearsmith as Patrick Troughton

 

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Dr. Whooves is now an Official Toy


If you watch My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic carefully, you can see a character prancing around in the background with an hour glass cutie mark. He also has spikey, David Tennant-esque hair. He’s become known as Dr. Whooves, and fans love him – so much so that Funko is releasing a toy featuring the pony. Although I have seen three different versions the Green Ties as pictured above, one with a red tie and one that is somewhat transparent with a red tie and what looks like glitter inside him.....

At the moment its only available for Pre-Order as the official release date it set for August 2013, but you can order them through Amazon at roughly $20

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Happy Valentines Day

Happy Valentines Day to all my Friends and Fans, your friendship and support means so much to me...







Sunday, February 10, 2013

Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Will Star All Previous Doctors




As the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who approaches the Galifreyan rumour mill is hotter than ever, and the latest juicy gossip is probably the most exciting yet.
According to The Birmingham Mail, fans of the long running BBC sci-fi series will get their biggest wish fulfilled when the show marks its half a century with a spectacular special episode, as EVERY single former incarnation of the titular hero will appear on screen. Yes, that means all the Doctors in one episode… including those who have died! Can you imagine? 11 Doctor Who’s in one night?
The Birmingham Mail states:
Show boss Steven Moffat is close to completing a script which will see the current Doctor, Matt Smith, needing the assistance of ALL his police box predecessors — even if three of them have died.
The half-century special, to be broadcast in November, will use studio trickery to resurrect the first three Doctors — William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee — in brief flashback scenes.
Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy and Paul McGann have all signed up to record an anniversary audio adventure, and are keen to appear in the historic TV show, too.
Christopher Eccleston is said to be reconsidering an earlier decision not to take part, and David Tennant — a friend of Moffat — has hinted that he has been invited to reprise his role.
The final key to the special was Eccleston, who had previously said that he had no plans to return to the role but recently conceded he believed he “still had more to do with the character”. But companions such as Birmingham’s Arthur Darvill (Rory), Karen Gillan (Amy Pond), Billie Piper (Rose Tyler) and Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones) have all indicated that they are not involved.
There may, however, be a role for Alex Kingston, who plays the Doctor’s wife and who may be responsible for bringing all the previous incarnations together — against the Time Lord’s wishes.
How’s that for exciting stuff? Whether this actually happens or is simply another rumour plucked out of some wishful thinkers backside remains to be seen, but if the BBC can pull this off – and we think they can – then the 50th anniversary episode will be something very, very special indeed.