I found this over at Totally Torchwood for those not living in the UK.
http://totallytorchwood.blogspot.com...4-trailer.html
http://totallytorchwood.blogspot.com...4-trailer.html
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Why don't you ask the Director GeneralOriginally posted by Willow'sCat View PostBut it is a trailer! It just seems stupid as the BBC knows it will turn up on Youtube in seconds.
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In other news, the Dr. Who con I'm going to in November has just announced it's latest guest - Anna Hope (Novice Hame).
Further details from: www.valiantevents.co.uk or e-mail: [email protected]sigpic
Long before you and I were born, others beat these benches with their empty cups,
To the night and its stars, to the here and now with who we are.
Another sunrise with my sad captains, with who I choose to lose my mind,
And if it's all we only pass this way but once, what a perfect waste of time.Comment
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'Cause they wouldn't listen.Originally posted by Reefgirl View Post The ABC here doesn't listen to folks from O/S why would the BBC. I even tried participating in the DW site feedback thing but was banned from accessing it! They must have known I was going to say it is stupid to block O/S viewers. 
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I believe it has to do with the licence fee - because the BBC is funded by UK viewers' licence fees, they are not allowed to provide content free of charge to non-UK viewers.Originally posted by Willow'sCat View Post'Cause they wouldn't listen. The ABC here doesn't listen to folks from O/S why would the BBC. I even tried participating in the DW site feedback thing but was banned from accessing it! They must have known I was going to say it is stupid to block O/S viewers.
Also, they're not the only ones that do this - many US channels' websites (such as SciFi, CBS etc) block videos of all kinds - including trailers and peview clips etc - from being accessed by non-US viewers.sigpicComment
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It sounds like Neil Gaiman has indeed been asked by Steven Moffat to write an episode for the 2010 series. And given how he took the "non-committal non-confirmation" response to an art-form, chances are pretty high that he'll be doing it.....since if he's not doing something he almost always comes right out and says it.
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Gaiman?! YES! His weird mind would produce such a wonderful Who episode!
He's written about his dislike of Torchwood, about how he thinks the characters are stupid.http://io9.com/350739/neil-gaiman-th...stupid-to-live I'd love to see him do an episode of that, just to show up the show's other writers.
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Originally posted by nx01a View PostGaiman?! YES! His weird mind would produce such a wonderful Who episode!
He's written about his dislike of Torchwood, about how he thinks the characters are stupid.http://io9.com/350739/neil-gaiman-th...stupid-to-live I'd love to see him do an episode of that, just to show up the show's other writers.
Yes, he could write a really good ep of Torchwood, I have no doubt.
But he's better for Who, he'll write something brilliant. *crosses fingers*
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In my head, a Gaiman episode would be like The Girl In The Fireplace. Or something truly bizarre like a viral alien poem.
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BBC Press Release for episode 10, Midnight - I think this is the first info we've had for it...
Spoiler:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pro...sat_doctor_whoComment
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Spoiler:Teselecta: "Silence will fall when the question is asked."
Doctor: "And what is the question?"
Teselecta: "How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?"
Doctor: " *Brainfart* ".
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Some say he's a senseless collection of killer shadows. Some say he doesn't need flesh cos driving is in his bones. All I know is...
MadeleineComment
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