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Plus: first-grader teased over her Star Wars water bottle; journalistic ethics getting a workout; saga of a film critic banned from screenings who got her buddies at The New York Times to intervene; more…
Get your geek on in holiday festive mode with these hilarious fan-made gift wrapping paper, and get all your wrapping done in, erm, a timely fashion.
Last week I posted a link to a site with instructions for making your own Tom Baker-era Doctor Who scarf. But as you may imagine, that site is hardly the only such one. You might also want to take a look at WittyLittleKnitter.com…
It’s silly and it’s geeky on multiple levels, but that’s Robot Chicken for ya…
On November 23, 1963, Doctor Who made its first appearance on the BBC. The BBC Archive offers a fascinating look at the origins of the show at The Genesis of Doctor Who.
Oo, oo! Dark and scary with a spaceship and a Scroogely curmudgeon and a starship and people frozen like Christmas turkeys (before you thaw them out) and the Doctor as a Ghost of Christmas Past (and, I’m betting, of Christmas Future, too) and… is that a shark?
In case you missed Matt Smith with Craig Ferguson on The Late Late Show, here’s basically the whole thing…
Someone has thought a lot about how the Doctor’s alignment varies from persona to persona. Yes, one of them is chaotic evil…
Did you know that there is a one-stop online source for all your Doctor Who scarf needs, from the origins and history of the scarf to patterns for all the varieties Tom Baker wore as the Doctor? Such a site was inevitable, really…
…ahead of Matt Smith’s appearance tonight on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. Clearly Ferguson is deeply geeked. 12:30am Eastern on CBS.
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