Doctor Who thing of the day: the Doctor cannot die in Utah… because of Miracle Day
Miracle Day happens in March 2011. The Doctor is supposed to die in April 2011. How is this possible?
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‘Doctor Who’ blogging: “Night Terrors”
I’m not at the edge of raging with frustration like I was last week, but I am deeply mystified. Where is the Doctor Who that I love?
Torchwood: Miracle Day: Episode 8: “End of the Road” (review)
I think Gwen sums it all up when she says: ”So… why the hell… you know… blerp… Bollocks.”
‘Doctor Who’ blogging: “Let’s Kill Hitler”
After a few days to digest this and multiple viewings to comfirm my feelings about this episode, I am sad to say that it treads dangerously close to a point at which I want to disavow it as “real” Doctor Who and start pretending that it doesn’t “count.”
question of the day: If you could turn any — yes, *any* — book into a movie or TV show, what would it be?
The Joy of Sex? Jane’s Fighting Ships? Mrs. Beeton’s Book of Household Management?
Doctor Who thing of the day: schoolkids write an episode for Matt Smith and a secret monster
Aww. Doctor Who was originally intended as an educational show, to teach kids about history. So this is a nice return to its roots.
sign of the apocalypse No 1: the threatening Courtney Stodden/Doug Hutchinson reality show
I have been avoiding this whole Courtney Stodden/Doug Hutchinson thing — and when I say avoiding, I mean “curling into a mental fetal ball and mentally projecting myself into a saner parallel universe as a psychological defense mechanism” — but I can no longer do so.
shocking news: Hollywood hates women, chases them out of TVland
I guess all those disappearing women writers, directors, and actors went off to have babies at the same time. Gotta be it, right?
Doctor Who thing of the day: has Matt Smith’s departure already been set?
Will we be looking at a Twelfth Doctor after the show’s 50th anniversary in 2013? Could be.
Doctor Who thing of the day: Digital Spy’s 10 teases about “Let’s Kill Hitler”
They’re not really spoilers, just a lot of anticipatory fun. With some commentary from me…
