Doctor Who thing of the day: a cheer from TV Guide…
…which means Doctor Who has now gone mainstream in the U.S. and is officially doomed to mediocrity (at best)…
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Doctor Who blogging: “The Angels Take Manhattan”
I’m really astonished at how little advantage Steven Moffat took of a fantastic opportunity to capture the Doctor in an amazing place like New York City…
Doctor Who blogging: “The Power of Three”
I’m guessing that all the malevolent aliens confer regularly, at least when they’re about to go after little ol’ planet Earth. They must: it’s the only way to explain why Earth never seems to suffer the same alien attack twice.
question of the day: Why have cable networks divorced their programming from all semblance of connection to their branding?
It’s all shark attacks on Discovery, ice road truckers on the History Channel, and Honey Boo Boo on what used to be known as The Learning Channel. WTF?
Doctor Who blogging: “A Town Called Mercy”
I wonder: Is Moffat making space for the legend of the Doctor to disappear, erased from the universe as the memory of him has been erased from the Dalek databases?
Revolution: Pilot (review)
Revolution does not appear interested in committing to its own premise…
Doctor Who blogging: “Dinosaurs on a Spaceship”
Oh, I love this. Not just the wonderfulness of this episode, but that I can unreservedly love a Doctor Who again. That feels so good.
question of the day: Is it a good idea for Netflix and other digital providers to revive cancelled TV shows?
Does it really make any difference how a show gets before viewers, as long as the viewers are there to support it?
Doctor Who thing of the day: 60s-style B-movie posters for Season 7
Surprise! They’re not fan-made but official BBC productions…
Doctor Who blogging: “Asylum of the Daleks”
I wouldn’t go as far as “disappointed.” There some good stuff here. But the insane Dalek has been done before — and much better…
