Doctor Who

yeah

http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/episodes/S4_10

Features, to the right, then Fact File

 

If you've just watched the thrilling cliff-hanger to The Stolen Earth, you're probably wondering how we could possibly wrap things up in just one more regular episode.
The answer is - we can't. That's why next week's, episode, Journey's End, will run for an amazing 65 minutes! That's almost 50 per cent longer than a regular episode, and even longer than the first two Christmas Specials.
Make sure you're glued to your TV at the slightly earlier time of 6.40pm on Saturday 5th July so you don't miss a moment of epic action.
If you can't wait that long, however, tune in to BBC One tomorrow just before 1pm to see a bonus trailer for the episode. We'll have it online here at the Official Site straight afterwards too.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=iRQimmKmyGE


http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/news/latest/080628_news_01

 

No, we can watch it on SciFi channel, they just run a few weeks behind. The last episode that was on was Forest of the Dead. You can also see them earlier online on the website Celtkin talked about. I also check out the offical website all the time. We do what ever we can to see the Dr.



Off topic, BBCAmerica is getting ready to show Primeval. Have you watched it, is it any good?

 

Yeah, but next season is only 4 specials

 

Have you heard why he's leaving? I know he had a brief part in that one Harry Potter movie, does he have a bigger one later or is it a different movie roll pulling him away?

 

I'll wait till they are on SciFi, they look good in HD on a 42" Plasma, and my mom comes over and watches it. She is the one who got me started back in the early 80's

 

Torchwood info:

Julie Gardner has confirmed that a third series of Torchwood has been commissioned and that it will be unlike anything we have seen before!


Not only will the series air on BBC One, Torchwood will have a brand new format. The series will consist of just one continuous story, delivered over 5 consecutive nights.

That's not the only thing that will be new about the series - Torchwood will have a brand new producer, Peter Bennett, who has previously worked on Torchwood and on Doctor Who as well as 'The Mummy', 'A View to a Kill' and 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom'. Euros Lyn will also join the team as Director. Euros has directed several Doctor Who episodes including the 'Silence in the Library / Forest of the Dead' two-part story from the current series.

And just to add to the excitement, the show will boast some new arrivals in the cast as well...

Julie Gardner says that she and Russell T Davies "are thrilled to be bringing Torchwood back for a third series. The new series promises to be a gripping and surprising TV event and we're certain the audience will love the team's exciting, roller-coaster adventures."

Production on the new series will start in August.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/education/betsie/parser.pl/0005/www.bbc.co.uk/torchwood/sites/news/pages/production_news_40_seriesthree.shtml

 

Well, what did you guys think of that?????

 

Some of it, the ending.

 

Yeah, thats what I thought. This season setup so many story lines and the way everything ties together now with this series I bet we see them all in the near future.

 

Here is a little info on a show coming to BBCAmerica, some say its better than Torchwood. I put more info in the BBCAmerica thread.

Primeval Is No Who Clone

The creators of Primeval, the British time-travel series coming to BBC America, told SCI FI Wire that they are trying to shake off any comparisons to the wildly popular Doctor Who.

"It's the one question I've been getting asked about the most: people comparing the show to that Doctor," Douglas Henshall, who stars as an evolutionary zoologist who deals with creatures from the past and the future, said in an interview at the Television Critics Association's press tour in Beverly Hills, Calif., this week.

Henshall has instead been comparing the show to The A-Team. "I was mainly trying to avoid the comparison of the show we don't want to mention, and so I picked something very different, and our show is more of an ensemble like that show was," he said.

Primeval centers on a team of scientists who battle creatures that have come through unexplained anomalies that are ripping holes in the fabric of time. The show has aired for two seasons in the United Kingdom and debuts in the United States in August. Primeval already has a large following in Australia, South Korea and Germany.

Of course, comparisons with that other British SF series are inevitable: Primeval counts among its writing staff Paul Cornell, who wrote for the new Doctor Who TV series and authored more than a dozen novels about the Doctor and his companion, Bernice Summerfield.

But don't expect any crossovers with Doctor Who. "No, absolutely not will we have a Doctor Who character pop in on Primeval," producer/writer Tim Haines insisted. "They have very different worlds and realities. Anything can happen on Doctor Who."

The world of Primeval is more reality based, said co-creator Adrian Hodges. But he admitted that he was tempted to sneak in a few Doctor references or inside jokes. "Every time I was tempted to even put in a vague Who reference, I stopped myself," Hodges said. "The worlds are very different. ... At one point, we considered a sly Doctor reference when someone got angry at another character and threw a box set of Doctor Who at them, but we thought not."

http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=1&id=57392

 

Yeah I watched it, its a little different. NOt bad, I will keep watching it and see how it goes.

 

Have you seen the finale, and the preview for the Christmas special?

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajDITOxy0w4&feature=related

 

Thats not next seasons teaser, thats the teaser to the finale. Did you see Episode 13 Journeys End?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/episodes/