Doctor Who News, Articles, Cast and Crew Interviews

[Doze]

Way to go Brits!!!!
'Doctor Who' Debuts To More Than 8 Million Viewers
Link: http://www.syfyportal.com/news423480.html

BBC is reporting that 8.2 million people tuned in to see Freema Agyeman's debut as the Doctor's (David Tennant) new companion in the third season premiere of the show that featured disappearing hospitals and the introduction of a new bad guy, the Judoon.

[The Signal]

http://www.gallifreyone.com/news.php...VVkpVVYVRcYDdu

Looks like the sci-fi channel won't be getting Torchwood or Who S3/29, instead they will air over on BBC America, along with what looks like a bloody good line up. I tell ya, that sort of line up on a Saturday night would suit me Doctor Who, Hex, Life on Mars, and Jeckyll, great stuff

Jekyll (which starts at some point this year) is the James Nesbitt series I think, looks good from what little I've seen.

[MasySyma]

SciFi may still be getting Series 3. The article on Gallifrey doesn't name the series itself, and Series 2 hasn't aired on BBC America yet. Plus Torchwood Series 1 is supposed to air (roughly) with Series 2.

[Tanduay]

Dr. Who was lame old school sci-fi. I tried watching once and fell asleep. It's boring, dull, poorly acted, and lame effects. Almost like Lost in Space without the humour!

I might have come to this forum late but that is beyond redemtion. Consider yourself on a hit list.
I dunno, a tea party, revolution, that I can accept, but diss Dr who (well at least the resent ones.) that is unacceptable

[Madeleine]

Chill, Tanduay, we all agree with you .

Jelly baby?

[Billz]

Dr. Who was lame old school sci-fi. I tried watching once and fell asleep. It's boring, dull, poorly acted, and lame effects. Almost like Lost in Space without the humour!

Darn trolls. They always pop up in the wrong place, and smell very bad.
We need some troll repealent here! LOL

[Tanduay]

Chill, Tanduay, we all agree with you .

Jelly baby?

Thanks mod.
Can I come out from behind the sofa now?

You know my Filipino wife did not believe me that I used to hide behind the sofa, like so many others, watching Dr who in my childhood until I found 3 seperate accounts online. Happy days, scary days made even scarier with the recent series.

[Madeleine]

Not everyone had a sofa that was useable; my parents' was against the wall. I had to make do with a cushion. I think I wasn't too warped by sofa-protection-deprivation though.

[Stricken]

From Outpost Gallifrey:

"The scheduled start time for Doctor Who moves back to 7.40pm for the transmission of Episode three, Gridlock, on Saturday 14th April.

The reason for the delay is that BBC One has Match of the Day Live's coverage of one of the FA Cup semi-finals in the usual Who slot. The last time Doctor Who followed on from FA Cup football was for the transmission of last year’s second episode, Tooth and Claw, which achieved the highest ratings of the season. However, RadioTimes.com implies that if the football overruns then Gridlock will be delayed by one week. The programme is scheduled to be followed once more by Any Dream will Do, which features John Barrowman.

Doctor Who Confidential is on BBC Three at 8.25pm."

[Naonak]

From Outpost Gallifrey:

"The scheduled start time for Doctor Who moves back to 7.40pm for the transmission of Episode three, Gridlock, on Saturday 14th April.

The reason for the delay is that BBC One has Match of the Day Live's coverage of one of the FA Cup semi-finals in the usual Who slot. The last time Doctor Who followed on from FA Cup football was for the transmission of last year’s second episode, Tooth and Claw, which achieved the highest ratings of the season. However, RadioTimes.com implies that if the football overruns then Gridlock will be delayed by one week. The programme is scheduled to be followed once more by Any Dream will Do, which features John Barrowman.

Doctor Who Confidential is on BBC Three at 8.25pm."

Bloody Man United.

It better not overrun...

[Willow'sCat]

From Outpost Gallifrey:

"The scheduled start time for Doctor Who moves back to 7.40pm for the transmission of Episode three, Gridlock, on Saturday 14th April. <> However, RadioTimes.com implies that if the football overruns then Gridlock will be delayed by one week. The programme is scheduled to be followed once more by Any Dream will Do, which features John Barrowman.

Doctor Who Confidential is on BBC Three at 8.25pm."

Ooh, does the soccer often over-run? Can someone post in here if it doesn't screen? I don't want to waste my time *cough* looking for something that isn't there.

[Verona]

I will be very cross if the BBC put of screening the episode. Cross but not surprised,

[BruTak]

So say we all.

Pitchforks! Hangman's nooses! Flaming torches! Git'chore Angry Mob accessories heyar!

[Madeleine]

It's Watford vs Man U. Normally I'd be well chuffed if Watford could cling on for a draw, but I think I might break the habit of a lifetime this weekend...

GO MAN U! FINISH 'EM OFF!

[Pitry]

Millions of people have become Manchester fans overnight.

I myself have always had the inclination because while don't care for football either way, a friend of mine used to be a Man U fan. Good time to re-pick up the habit.