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Take a break from work: watch a TV trailer… I’ve been hearing about the expansion of the Law & Order franchise to London for a while now, and when I was there last week, I kept seeing this ad on ITV for the show. Somehow I had managed to not hear that both Jamie Bamber … more…
It’ll be big and round. You know, like a transmitter… Sneaky aliens, cleverly hiding their evil taking-over-the-world equipment so well. Where could it be?
It’s not really the TARDIS, of course, but it is an actual police box: The info plaque on it. Note that the dedication date long predates the revival of Doctor Who: I don’t know what the hell is with my expression here. Probably the ice-cold rain was hitting me right in the face:
It’s Thursday, and that means it’s usually time to remake an 80s classic TV show or movie with an all-new cast. But this week, to commemorate my visit to London, let’s have a different kind of fun. I know they’ve already picked Matt Smith to replace David Tennant, but let’s pretend they didn’t. Let’s pretend … more…
obsession: Doctor Who (always and forever) boyfriend: Peter Davison in The Last Detective at the moment (but pretty much forever in anything) psyched: Watchmen (woo-hoo!) dreading: Fired Up! (though it looks so bad I might skip it entirely) enemy: everyone responsible for New in Town (what were they thinking?)
All through my viewing of The Last Detective, familiar faces kept popping up. One episode features, in a small role, Peter Davison’s own daughter, Georgia Moffat (not playing a relation to his character, though) — she, of course, played the Doctor’s cloned offspring in “The Doctor’s Daughter.” That same episode of Last Detective also featured … more…
Oh my goodness, I’ve been in love with Peter Davison for 25 years, and oh dear, I’ve just fallen in love with him all over again…
This intensely creepy show is what made an entire generation of British kids the grown-up geeks they are today.
I don’t usually post a “web video of the day” on Sunday, but I couldn’t wait to share this. It’s frakkin’ brilliant: (via Oliver Wills via Sideshow)
Yes, I heard about Michelle Ryan — she of EastEnders fame, and Bionic Woman infamy — being cast in the upcoming Doctor Who special to air at Eastertime: But I think it’s probably a bit premature to be calling her “the Doctor’s new companion,” and everyone — such as the Daily Mail — seems to … more…
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