Doctor Who
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Birthday:
It also sent a chill down my spine when Amy started uncontrollably counting down from 10.
Very eerie!!!
Birthday:
It would be great if you could get the finale the same day as us. Although it's our revenge because we have to wait 6 days to see the final ever episodes of Lost!
I will be going into virtual radio and internet silence between the Lost finale airing in the US next Sunday and its transmission over here the following Friday....Can't risk SPOILERS!!!
It is a shame that it's not aired on the same day.
After receiving the Christmas special a day later than the UK, I had hoped that we would be following you within a day or two with start of the new season. I really cannot complain, as at one point we were nearly a season behind you!
Given that, two weeks doesn't seem too bad. "SPOILERS!!!"
Sorry that you are losing one of your favorites. Hope you enjoy the final episode!
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Just watched episode 8 of 13 - The Hungry Earth. Can't really believe we're so far into this "new" series already. Wonderful story-line, beautiful character scripting. More and more of Amy and boyfriend's relationship unfolding. Not telling any tales though
Just understand you're due a treat.... again... Martin
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I agree Martin, "The Hungry Earth" was another superb episode with a real moral dilemma starting to emerge ahead of episode 2 next week. Been some really thought-provoking stories running through this season and this was no exception. The episode was very creepy in places and had some wonderful performances from a small ensemble of actors. Matt was excellent tonight, I thought. Easily up there with the first of the Weeping Angels episodes, although the second Angels episode was probably the best of the season to date, imho. Great cliffhanger too!
Stephen Moffatt (with the slight exception of the Dalek episode) I salute you!
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Great to know that you both enjoyed The Hungry Earth, guys...looking forward to it!
Vampires for us this evening...enjoyed it very much! Loved when Rosanna changed!
Bad news here tonight...No new episode for us next Saturday night.
Memorial Day weekend here...beginning at 8 pm on Saturday through 9 pm Monday night, Doctor Who and Star Trek marathon. We'll be waiting until the 5th of June for a new episode!
martinput:
More and more of Amy and boyfriend's relationship unfolding. Not telling any tales though
Just understand you're due a treat.... again...
Let's see...How many weeks do we have to wait to find out???
Enjoy, guys!!! BTW, Jeremy, you've referred to FB here and there on the board...any suggestions for Doctor Who on FB???
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Triplets Love Paul:
Great to know that you both enjoyed The Hungry Earth, guys...looking forward to it!
Vampires for us this evening...enjoyed it very much! Loved when Rosanna changed!
Bad news here tonight...No new episode for us next Saturday night.
Memorial Day weekend here...beginning at 8 pm on Saturday through 9 pm Monday night, Doctor Who and Star Trek marathon. We'll be waiting until the 5th of June for a new episode!
martinput:
More and more of Amy and boyfriend's relationship unfolding. Not telling any tales though
Just understand you're due a treat.... again...
Let's see...How many weeks do we have to wait to find out???
Enjoy, guys!!! BTW, Jeremy, you've referred to FB here and there on the board...any suggestions for Doctor Who on FB???
Yes... I quite enjoyed this Vampires show also.... I have to say tho, I am a bit sorry about the direction of the relationship between Amy and the Doctor! That final scene in Amy's bedroom was a bit of a shocker.... I thought the Doctor had been leading Amy down that path all along... Since I haven't really seen any other seasons, I'm not really sure about the potential for the Doctor to have any kind of "Earthly" relationship...
But I was very surprised at his reaction there!!!
There was one comment early on about his returning to Amy... don't quite remember, but I had thought at the time, that it meant he was quite taken with her as a child... I am taking from the above comments that the boyfriend Rory is there to stay!? It was a bit funny to see him fighting a sword with a broom! There was a suggestion somewhere that he had reminded Amy of the Doctor? On the other hand, I am seeing the Doctors comfort in dealing with aliens... his conversing with Rosanna when she kept flashing to the alien waterbug. He seem quite in his element. Liked the line: "I will tear down the house of Calviera stone by stone and you know why? You didn't know her name" I am assuming that their race was killed off when Rosanna jumped into the water...although why wouldn't she be repopulating with all of the "husbands" that lay underwater? Good show overall...
I am so sorry to hear that we have to wait until June for the next show TLP....
Thanks for that ... it will be a long wait...
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I really enjoyed this behind the scenes vid http://bbcamerica.com/shows/doctor-who/video/new-series-videos.jsp?bcpid=72484309001&bclid=59272646001&bctid=84709759001
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love2travel:
I really enjoyed this behind the scenes vid http://bbcamerica.com/shows/doctor-who/video/new-series-videos.jsp?bcpid=72484309001&bclid=59272646001&bctid=84709759001
There's a novel twist only too familiar to US members, I'm being denied access to watch BBCAmerica video content becasue I'm looking from another country - Yes Duh.... The UK - owners and creators of the BBC content hosted by BBC America
Never mind - is this the regular BBC Confidential programme? Here in the UK we get shown a full length behind the scenes, interviews with cast and crew documentary featuring the episode we've jusr seen. Screened immediately on BBC Three after the first showing of each new episode on the Saturday night. Whilst I love techy things and welcome this programme I do think back and make comparisons with old fashioned magic tricks and the vow of secrecy the Magic Circle have to protect their trade... Here on the BBC we see the magic show and then immediately get a full length show telling us how they did it. Perhaps to demystify it and chill out fearful youngsters - I wonder - for instance if the Triplets, or any other Weeping Angel behind-the-sofa viewers would have benefitted? The Weeping Angel Confidential programme had the girls who play the parts in make up and fooling around in costume, much lesss intimidating. Martin
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martinput:
love2travel:
I really enjoyed this behind the scenes vid http://bbcamerica.com/shows/doctor-who/video/new-series-videos.jsp?bcpid=72484309001&bclid=59272646001&bctid=84709759001
There's a novel twist only too familiar to US members, I'm being denied access to watch BBCAmerica video content becasue I'm looking from another country - Yes Duh.... The UK - owners and creators of the BBC content hosted by BBC America
Never mind - is this the regular BBC Confidential programme? Here in the UK we get shown a full length behind the scenes, interviews with cast and crew documentary featuring the episode we've jusr seen. Screened immediately on BBC Three after the first showing of each new episode on the Saturday night. Whilst I love techy things and welcome this programme I do think back and make comparisons with old fashioned magic tricks and the vow of secrecy the Magic Circle have to protect their trade... Here on the BBC we see the magic show and then immediately get a full length show telling us how they did it. Perhaps to demystify it and chill out fearful youngsters - I wonder - for instance if the Triplets, or any other Weeping Angel behind-the-sofa viewers would have benefitted? The Weeping Angel Confidential programme had the girls who play the parts in make up and fooling around in costume, much lesss intimidating. Martin
Hi Martin... well I have to say... I have certainly run into that situation way too many times with soooo many British links that have been provided here. I do understand.
I believe this is exactly the show that you are explaining. It had bits with Karen and Matt in the last show, sitting on the bed in her room, joking around. Scenes of the Angels partially in costume but clearly "human" and then it showed how they put a think mat down on the forest floor, for Karen to "fall" on for the scene in the forest, in which she falls. It also showed their harnesses when the ship "lost gravity" and all of the angels fell back into the hole. It was very interesting!
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Torchwood afternoon marathon today on BBC America... 11am - 5pm EDT Series 1 Episodes 1 - 6
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Thanks so much for that TLP
I'm going to put that right on.... have to catch up!
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TLP, Do you believe we were left hanging with Part 1 Rise of the Machines?!? Now how do we get part 2??? Ohhhhhh that was just wrong!!!
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I did get to see Rose... I really like the David doctor so much...
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In "Vampires of Venice", I enjoyed that scene where the Doctor thinks he is showing his invisible paper to the female sea vamps, and it turns out it's his library card with a photo of his first incarnation (The First Doctor: William Hartnell). That was funny!
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love2travel:
TLP, Do you believe we were left hanging with Part 1 Rise of the Machines?!? Now how do we get part 2??? Ohhhhhh that was just wrong!!!
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I did get to see Rose... I really like the David doctor so much...
We were left hanging so many times when we first started watching Doctor Who!!!
The good news is that BBCA has really pulled it together in the last couple of years!
For the most part, they air the episodes in proper sequence with the exception of a random episode thrown in here and there. As to the continuation of Rise of the Cybermen...The next episode is The Age of Steel. This episode may been seen Tuesday evening at 5 PM EDT, and again on Wednesday afternoon at 4 PM EDT. Wednesday will bring a Doctor Who afternoon marathon... 11 AM EDT - 6 PM EDT Season 2, Episodes 1 - 7. Rise of the Cybermen is episode 5, and The Age of Steel is episode 6 of this season. You may continue with episodes 8 and 9 on Thursday and Friday at 5 PM EDT. Memorial Day weekend brings a marathon of Doctor Who, Star Trek, and Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares (LOVE Gordon Ramsay!!!) to BBCA. If you have a life, it may be best to fire up the recorder!
One of the many reasons that I finally gave in and bought the DVD box sets.
BTW, the next time you visit BBCA, try browsing the schedule by show, Doctor Who, etc. Doing so will return a description of all episodes airing over the next couple of weeks.
Have fun!!!
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I am the Paulrus:
In "Vampires of Venice", I enjoyed that scene where the Doctor thinks he is showing his invisible paper to the female sea vamps, and it turns out it's his library card with a photo of his first incarnation (The First Doctor: William Hartnell). That was funny!
That was very cool!!!
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I really missed the Doctor this week.... the preview for Vincent sounds interesting!!!
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The second part of the Chris Chibnall two-parter, Cold Blood aired this weekend in the UK. It's going to be very hard to say anything about it without spoiling it for US friends, so I'll just say that it was an excellent episode, great acting and Matt and Karen were just superb.
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Birthday... I amost don't mind if you spoil it, I am watching it several times now, and realized I can download it from iTunes... much better! I just got Season 3 from eBay, in the mail today.... Looking forward to watching that...
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The new interactive computer game is now available to download at: www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho Off there now to get my copy.... Martin
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The Whovian YouTubers have been busy since the release of the game. Here's the opening scene - before the gameplay commences -
Paul fans may wish to note Amy Pond's natural instinct is to meet John Lennon......... And, if you're not going to download and play, this a glimpse of the actual gameplay: As the script is from the original scriptwriters expect the usual humour... Somewhere out in the Whovian Youtubian Universe will be a fan who'll upload the whole game as a walk-through eventually - most games have someone with this as an ambition. Martin -
Thanks Martin. My little'un's been enjoying the game, although he keeps getting zapped by the Daleks!
New episode "Vincent and the Doctor" on Saturday night in the UK. Not giving anything away to say that this was about Vincent Van Gogh and written by Four Weddings script writer Richard Curtis. Superb episode, which was more an examination of the trauma of depression, dressed up as an exciting sci-fi tale. Extremely moving and beautifully done. Outstanding piece of writing and great work from the cast, particularly Tony Curran as Vincent and Billy Nighy. New Torchwood! Torchwood will be returning for a fourth season of 10 episodes, it was reported today - http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/cult/s8/torchwood/news/a224000/torchwood-confirmed-for-fourth-series.html Apparently the new season will be an international partnership between the BBC and US premium network Starz Entertainment. Russel T Davies will be the head writer and the stories will feature "global stakes and locations"! Sounds exciting.