Click the pic for assembly instructions heheheTuesday, April 29, 2008
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Torchwood comes to Radio 4
Team Torchwood is slated to make an appearance on Radio 4 this summer. The 45-minute show, airing as Radio 4's Afternoon Play, has been written by Joseph Lidster (A Day In The Death) and will feature the voices of John Barrowman, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd and Freema Agyeman. Recorded in March, the story will be transmitted on Radio 4 as part of a day's programming dedicated to the CERN project, expected to air in June or July. According to an interview in Torchwood Magazine with writer Joseph Lidster, Martha calls the team while investigating strange goings-on at the CERN nuclear facility in Switzerland, leading to Torchwood's very first international adventure!The story will be the first time that Torchwood has not featured Burn Gorman and Naoko Mori, though Lidster says their characters Owen and Tosh, who died at the end of series two, do have a part to play in the story."But the story isn’t about death," says Lidster, "and I think it will appeal to those Radio 4 listeners who don't usually watch Torchwood, as well as the fans."
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Is the Dr going to be cloned as rumored??
Seems he is covered in either goo or just perhaps soaking wet. hmmmm?
Fans see stars film Dr Who special
Actor David Morrissey has appeared on set alongside David Tennant as the pair filmed the next Doctor Who Christmas special.
Dozens of fans gathered in the grounds of Gloucester Cathedral to catch a glimpse of the stars of the popular BBC sci-fi show.
College Green was covered with artificial snow for the scene in which mourners in Victorian costume marched in front of a horse-drawn cart carrying a coffin.
Tennant was dressed in the Doctor's trademark ankle-length brown coat, while Morrissey was in kitted out in full period garb - a tan knee-length jacket and red waistcoat.
A security guard sat in front of the Tardis, which was tucked down a nearby alleyway, covered by a white sheet.
Tennant waved to the crowds as the crew prepared the intricate set and covered the surrounding historic buildings with fake snow.
Secrecy surrounds the Christmas episode's storyline, but it's believed to feature the Cybermen - the Doctor's deadliest enemies.
Dozens of fans gathered in the grounds of Gloucester Cathedral to catch a glimpse of the stars of the popular BBC sci-fi show.
College Green was covered with artificial snow for the scene in which mourners in Victorian costume marched in front of a horse-drawn cart carrying a coffin.
Tennant was dressed in the Doctor's trademark ankle-length brown coat, while Morrissey was in kitted out in full period garb - a tan knee-length jacket and red waistcoat.
A security guard sat in front of the Tardis, which was tucked down a nearby alleyway, covered by a white sheet.
Tennant waved to the crowds as the crew prepared the intricate set and covered the surrounding historic buildings with fake snow.
Secrecy surrounds the Christmas episode's storyline, but it's believed to feature the Cybermen - the Doctor's deadliest enemies.
Digital Spy posts real/fake spoilers for The Sontaran Stratagem
Wahey! A two-parter! An old enemy returns! It's hard to judge a story solely on the merits of its opening half, but 'The Sontaran Stratagem' is certainly more focussed than the meandering likes of 'Daleks in Manhattan' and 'Rise of the Cybermen'. Anyway, the full, mostly positive review will be online straight after Saturday's episode, so in the meantime here are a few spoilers to keep you going - with two red herrings chucked into the mix:
Both the Ood and the Adipose make a surprise appearance.
Wilf has been put on a macrobiotic diet.
When The Doctor first reunites with Martha and learns that she is now a Doctor, he sings the chorus from the song 'Dr Jones' by Aqua to her. She is not impressed and calls him 'Mr Cheese'.
The Sontarans discuss their involvement in the Time War.
The Doctor berates a child genius over his decision not to deploy the conditional clause in conversation.
A Sontaran leader is called a 'baked potato' by a human.
The Doctor displays his squash skills - much to the annoyance of a Sontaran. It's not just cricket the Time Lord excels at.
Someone experiences death by Sat Nav.
Rose Tyler is briefly glimpsed for a couple of seconds when she emerges from the slime after being cloned by the Sontarans.
Both the Ood and the Adipose make a surprise appearance.
Wilf has been put on a macrobiotic diet.
When The Doctor first reunites with Martha and learns that she is now a Doctor, he sings the chorus from the song 'Dr Jones' by Aqua to her. She is not impressed and calls him 'Mr Cheese'.
The Sontarans discuss their involvement in the Time War.
The Doctor berates a child genius over his decision not to deploy the conditional clause in conversation.
A Sontaran leader is called a 'baked potato' by a human.
The Doctor displays his squash skills - much to the annoyance of a Sontaran. It's not just cricket the Time Lord excels at.
Someone experiences death by Sat Nav.
Rose Tyler is briefly glimpsed for a couple of seconds when she emerges from the slime after being cloned by the Sontarans.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Comments on planet of the ood
well worth watching, but a bit dissapointing still. i mean they made the guy and ood ewwww. and i hate the whole doctor mind meld thing, allooooooot. But again the whole story ended with children being cited and what was that cryptic warning about doctor your song must end soon and then roses theme played hmmmmm? Regenration coming? wonder wonder wonder......
Friday, April 18, 2008
Mirror rumors
Dr Who monsters in the know??
Do the Ood know something we don't? Seems to me the aliens will drop a clue about the future of David Tennant as Dr Who in this Saturday's episode.
One of the monsters - talking through a mouth full of tentacles - asks the Doctor to sing with them and, when he declines, says "I think your song must end soon."
My sources say the Time Lord regenerates in the Christmas 2009 special. But maybe the Ood know better...
Do the Ood know something we don't? Seems to me the aliens will drop a clue about the future of David Tennant as Dr Who in this Saturday's episode.
One of the monsters - talking through a mouth full of tentacles - asks the Doctor to sing with them and, when he declines, says "I think your song must end soon."
My sources say the Time Lord regenerates in the Christmas 2009 special. But maybe the Ood know better...
Thursday, April 17, 2008
The synopsis for 4.5: The Poison Sky is now online.
4.5: The Poison Sky
The Sontarans activate their masterplan and begin to choke the whole of planet Earth, as Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama continues.
UNIT is left defenceless, with a traitor in their ranks. And as interplanetary war edges closer, the Doctor has to fight to keep both Martha and Donna alive – but will he have to make the ultimate sacrifice?
David Tennant plays the Doctor and Catherine Tate plays his companion, Donna Noble. Freema Agyeman and Christopher Ryan guest star.
4.5: The Poison Sky airs on Saturday 3rd May, Time TBC.
The important bit in this is the TRAITOR part. I am convinced it will be the clone of dear old martha freshly risen out of the green goo we saw here in in the long series preview. And again the sontarans are added to the list of "wanna make earth a home for their CHILDREN" aliens. Can't wait to see if im right!!!!
The Sontarans activate their masterplan and begin to choke the whole of planet Earth, as Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama continues.
UNIT is left defenceless, with a traitor in their ranks. And as interplanetary war edges closer, the Doctor has to fight to keep both Martha and Donna alive – but will he have to make the ultimate sacrifice?
David Tennant plays the Doctor and Catherine Tate plays his companion, Donna Noble. Freema Agyeman and Christopher Ryan guest star.
4.5: The Poison Sky airs on Saturday 3rd May, Time TBC.
The important bit in this is the TRAITOR part. I am convinced it will be the clone of dear old martha freshly risen out of the green goo we saw here in in the long series preview. And again the sontarans are added to the list of "wanna make earth a home for their CHILDREN" aliens. Can't wait to see if im right!!!!
It seems the only way i am gonna be able to afford some WHO stuff is to beg and plead lol. Please donate whatever you can thru paypal below and i will post pics of anything i am lucky enough to buy. It is hard being a Who fan and being stuck here in the states where you pay an arm and a leg for any merchandise you may come across. ANY thing you can give, ANY amount would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all....
Eve Myles on Radio Wales
Eve Myles is known for fighting aliens in her Torchwood role as Gwen Cooper and on Saturday 19 April she reveals her love of the more down to earth sport of boxing on BBC Radio Wales.
Eve, who also stars in BBC Wales hit drama Belonging, hosts a special evening of programmes on Radio Wales in the run-up to the Joe Calzaghe v Bernard Hopkins Las Vegas Light Heavyweight title fight on Saturday in Calzaghe Fight Night (Saturday 19 April, 6.30pm).
The Torchwood and Belonging star says her love of boxing comes from her family. "It's been passed down to me from my father and my brother who have been huge boxing fans," says Eve.
"My brother's done a fair bit of boxing himself although nothing on a professional level. But boxing has always been something in the family. Boxing has always been a big talking point and a big event in our house and I think Joe Calzaghe has really brought that to the forefront."
Eve also admits to dabbling in the art of boxing herself: "I did a bit when I was young. I broke my knuckles and I did it no more! I wasn't hitting anybody by the way – it was a punch bag."
Her role in Torchwood as Gwen Cooper involves a lot of action, so Eve is aware of the amount of effort that goes into any extreme physical pursuit.
"It's a very physical programme and that's why I love doing Torchwood – you get to do all these outlandish things and be safe at the same time," says Eve. "You're not going to get hit, you're not going to get hurt, well hopefully – thankfully it hasn't happened yet."
A big Calzaghe fan, Eve believes he stands a good chance against Hopkins on Saturday:
"I think he's got every chance in the world. He's one of the strongest boxers we've ever sent out there and I think that with the support and love of Wales behind him he can do no wrong. All he can do is his best, whatever happens on the night the outcome is that the Welsh will still be proud of him for going out there and representing us."
Eve has just one message for Joe on the night: "Go get him boy!"
Eve, who also stars in BBC Wales hit drama Belonging, hosts a special evening of programmes on Radio Wales in the run-up to the Joe Calzaghe v Bernard Hopkins Las Vegas Light Heavyweight title fight on Saturday in Calzaghe Fight Night (Saturday 19 April, 6.30pm).
The Torchwood and Belonging star says her love of boxing comes from her family. "It's been passed down to me from my father and my brother who have been huge boxing fans," says Eve.
"My brother's done a fair bit of boxing himself although nothing on a professional level. But boxing has always been something in the family. Boxing has always been a big talking point and a big event in our house and I think Joe Calzaghe has really brought that to the forefront."
Eve also admits to dabbling in the art of boxing herself: "I did a bit when I was young. I broke my knuckles and I did it no more! I wasn't hitting anybody by the way – it was a punch bag."
Her role in Torchwood as Gwen Cooper involves a lot of action, so Eve is aware of the amount of effort that goes into any extreme physical pursuit.
"It's a very physical programme and that's why I love doing Torchwood – you get to do all these outlandish things and be safe at the same time," says Eve. "You're not going to get hit, you're not going to get hurt, well hopefully – thankfully it hasn't happened yet."
A big Calzaghe fan, Eve believes he stands a good chance against Hopkins on Saturday:
"I think he's got every chance in the world. He's one of the strongest boxers we've ever sent out there and I think that with the support and love of Wales behind him he can do no wrong. All he can do is his best, whatever happens on the night the outcome is that the Welsh will still be proud of him for going out there and representing us."
Eve has just one message for Joe on the night: "Go get him boy!"
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
S04E03: 'Planet Of The Ood' digital spy article
'Planet Of The Ood' certainly packs an emotional punch, so have hankies on standby when you settle down to watch it. Comfortably the best episode of the fourth season, the story contains many Holocaust parallels and boasts a superbly ambiguous performance from Tim McInnerny as the follicularly challenged villain. What else is in store? Here are a few hints, with three added red herrings for you to have oodles of fun working out.
The Doctor and Donna visit the second great and bountiful human empire.
The Tardis coordinates are set to random.
The Ood should be holding something organic instead of translators in their hands.
Girls Aloud perform a song called 'Something Kind Of Ood' in order to boost sales of Ood livestock.
Donna refers to an Ood translation device as a 'Persil Ball'.
A possessed Ood tells Donna that she has something on her back and can sense crystals from the planet Metebelis 3.
Donna tells a PR woman about the Noble Corporation PLC Ltd Intergalactic branch.
The Doctor reckons he owes the Ood a favour after their previous encounter.
The Doctor and Donna have a snowball fight.
One of the Ood makes a verbal reference to cartoon show The Simpsons.
Digital spy
The Doctor and Donna visit the second great and bountiful human empire.
The Tardis coordinates are set to random.
The Ood should be holding something organic instead of translators in their hands.
Girls Aloud perform a song called 'Something Kind Of Ood' in order to boost sales of Ood livestock.
Donna refers to an Ood translation device as a 'Persil Ball'.
A possessed Ood tells Donna that she has something on her back and can sense crystals from the planet Metebelis 3.
Donna tells a PR woman about the Noble Corporation PLC Ltd Intergalactic branch.
The Doctor reckons he owes the Ood a favour after their previous encounter.
The Doctor and Donna have a snowball fight.
One of the Ood makes a verbal reference to cartoon show The Simpsons.
Digital spy
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