‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: reasons to hope for ‘Torchwood’: “Miracle Day”
Yesterday I ran down the bad news about Torchwood: “Miracle Day.” But there are good reasons to look forward to it, too…
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‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: in which we see the violence inherent in the system (re ‘Torchwood’: “Miracle Day”)
There’s a lot of disturbing news about Torchwood: “Miracle Day” in recent days, and all of it is connected to the fact that this season, the show is a joint production with an American network.
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: River Song doesn’t like the TARDIS noise, okay?
I hadn’t picked up on this, but other fans did…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: squirrel Dalek!
Scamper for your lives!
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: if Charles Schulz drew the Doctor
Fan artist Larry Wentzel considers what might have happened if Charles Schulz never hit upon Peanuts, and instead invented the Time Lords…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: ode to Rory Williams
Turns out, Rory Williams is even more awesome than we imagined…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: already there’s a teaser for “Let’s Kill Hitler”
Take a look at the 12 seconds of actual content in this BBC teaser video. Now let’s spend the next three months debating what it means.
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: nobody knows what the hell is going on with Season 7, not even Twitter
If only we had a TARDIS and could pop ahead to see what we’ll get, Doctor Who wise, in the next year or so. But we don’t. But have only Twitter…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Amy’s voiceover intro for the international episodes — good or bad?
I was a little upset to hear from friends and fellow Doctor Who fans in the U.S. that the BBC America versions of the episodes in the current season have been opening with a voiceover by Amy, setting up the scenario. It makes it sound as if the show is all about Amy, which it isn’t…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Steven Moffat is challenging the paradigms of TV formats (or is he?)
Is Moffat just a lazy writer who reuses the same motifs again and again, or is there a genius to his repetition?
