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?
Steven Moffat
Doctor Who thing of the day: so the Doctor is Jewish, it seems?
I prefer to believe that the Doctor is a Reformed Orthodox Scientific Pagan…
‘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.”
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.
‘Inception,’ ‘Doctor Who,’ ‘Chicks Dig Time Lords’ take 2011 Hugo Awards
Worldcon is happening this weekend in Reno, Nevada, and we now have the 2011 Hugo Award winners, which were announced last night.
Doctor Who thing of the day: Steven Moffat talks about Season 6.5
Needless to say, if you don’t want even the slightest hint of what’s to come, best not to read this…
words from Steven Moffat that could fix Hollywood (and almost anything that can be called entertainment or art)
So deliciously simple and so wonderfully profound…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Steven Moffat talks about new exec producer Caroline Skinner
“You have to be prepared to understand that Doctor Who is completely impossible to make and then make it anyway…”
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: wait, so maybe we are getting lots of episodes in 2012?
You know, I’m getting a bit sick of all this to-ing and fro-ing. It’s more fun just posting pictures of knitted Daleks and shit. I love Doctor Who, but I don’t love the inside-baseball nonsense about when or whether the show is returning. Just make us some damn episodes, or don’t.
question of the day: Can two actors play best friends in one story and enemies in another without driving fans of both projects crazy?
You know, like how Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch are swapping sides as they move between Sherlock and The Hobbit…
