Another filler epi tonight, before next weeks season wrap up and hopefully some Clara origin related answers will be forthcoming. Before then the Doctor took Clara and the two annoying children Clara babysits – Angie & Artie, into the far … Continue reading
‘Don’t get into a spaceship with a madman!’ the Doctor retorted, but we did – as this weeks episode was set in the Tardis. The title had to be a play on the classic b-movie of old: ‘Journey To The … Continue reading
Carlisle, Cumbria and the Lake District have – so far, been referenced in almost every episode of new Doctor Who. ● In episode 7 – ‘The Bells Of St John’ – written by Stephen Moffat, the Doc was taking some … Continue reading
There has been some kick off this week due to some anti-Thatcherite’s clubbing together to ensure that the Wizard Of Oz’s ‘Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead’ charts in the Top 10, then this Sunday. Pro-Thatcherites are outraged by this … Continue reading
A newly released promotional image for Doctor Who, gives away more potential clues about whats coming in the (second half) of the latest series – than at first glance. The image, which features Matt Smith and new assistant Jenna-Louise Coleman … Continue reading
BBC are currently producing a drama about the beginnings of Doctor Who entitled ‘An Adventure in Space and Time’, as part of a tribute to the 50th anniversary. Most interestingly, actor David Bradley (Filch – the Hogwarts caretaker from Harry … Continue reading
Last nights Who was another attempt at the snowy Victorian carol scenario, which we have previously had in – 2008′s special’s : ‘The Two Doctor’s’ and 2010′s ‘A Christmas Carol’. Intelligent alien snow was invading the Victorian era, being helped … Continue reading
The renowned Astronomer Patrick Moore has died, aged 89. Moore will always be known as the host of the long running BBC Science programme : Sky At Night. Remarkable due to having presented it for the last 55 years (in … Continue reading
I have been a SKY Customer for many years and I was keen to take advantage of the great HD revolution back in 2008. Back then, HD meant a considerable financial outlay for a TV, especially a full HD 1080p … Continue reading