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| North American Doctor Who fans won’t have to wait long to see the 2010 Christmas Special on DVD, as today it was announced by BBC America that Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol will be arriving on DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, February 15 in North America. Usually these one-off releases contain very little in the way of extras (which are saved for the box set that comes out in November of each year), but this release will contain the 60-minute version of Doctor Who at the Proms. This matches the same DVD/Blu-ray that will come out for the Christmas special in the UK on January 24. |
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For the first time since its formation, the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance is proud to present a special episode originating from North America, chronicling the 2010 edition of the Chicago TARDIS convention that took place from November 26-28, 2010. Hosted by our own Steven Schapansky, it features other podcasters Ken Deep of Doctor Who: Podshock and Phillip Serna from Adventures in Time Space and Music, as well as interviews with Nick Briggs, Rob Shearman, Toby Hadoke, and Simon Guerrier. Have a listen! |
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Check out the Doctor Who Podcast Alliance site to find a glorious smattering of Doctor Who podcasts (including Radio Free Skaro) that will no doubt educate and entertain you. |
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Here’s a sneak peak at the iPad version of the upcoming official BBC app “Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time”, arriving in the Apple App store sometime before Christmas. Looks like fun!
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<![CDATA[As viewers who watched the Doctor Who Night episode of The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson know, there was originally supposed to be a Doctor Who-themed cold open to the show that was rehearsed, performed, and recorded, but it was pulled from airing at the last moment due to rights issues.
Lo and behold, the clip has found its way to the internet! Watch below in all its glory:
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Piers Wenger, executive producer of Doctor Who, was recently interviewed by Crave Online and gave some tidbits regarding the upcoming Series Six. Among other details, Wenger mentioned the DVD branding for the upcoming series will probably have everything labeled Series Six although the production staff is treating each half as a separate series. Wenger also noted the return of Toby Whithouse, creator of Being Human and author of The Vampires of Venice last series, who will be penning an episode. Likely precluding the Daleks coming back, a first for any series since the show’s return in 2005, Wenger also said there will be no classic Doctor Who monsters returning in the upcoming series.
Other items get discussed, such as the mystery of River Song, the impact of Amy and Rory’s marriage, consideration of having Paul McGann return and the possibility of more overseas filming. Read the full interview here.]]>
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The time has finally come for The Three Who Rule to sink their teeth into Vincent and the Doctor as the Series 5 commentary series continues. Vincent has been a polarizing episode both amongst the Radio Free Skaro gang as well as much of fandom in general with opinions firmly seated on both sides of the fence. Will opinions change with another viewing and an open debate? Will assertions of greatness or dreadfulness fall on deaf ears? The news of the week rounds out this episode along with a teaser of what’s to come next week… |
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– Skaro Shop…Buy Our Stuff! Commentary: |
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SPACE, the home of Doctor Who in Canada, has announced that Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol will air on Sunday, December 26 at 9pm ET – one day after the BBC will air it in the UK and the American premiere of the 2010 Christmas Special on BBC America. While not matching the day-and-date airing of BBC America, the one day delay is the quickest turnaround of a Canadian broadcast since The End of Time, Part Two aired on January 2, 2010, a day after it aired in the UK. Listen to the upcoming Radio Free Skaro episode #226 this weekend to hear The Three Who Rule’s take on this news.]]>
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It was a banner week for Doctor Who leading up the programme’s 47th anniversary celebrations on November 23, with massive news on both sides of the Atlantic in the forms of a new trailer for A Christmas Carol, a same-day broadcast date in the US, and Matt Smith’s landmark appearance on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. All of these events and more were discussed at great length by the Three Who Rule, amongst other notable topics (including Ian Levine’s Shada), capped off by a rollicking commentary on the Series 5 episode “Cold Blood”. Enjoy, and Happy Birthday, Doctor Who! |
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– Skaro Shop…Buy Our Stuff! Commentary: |
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<![CDATA[Behold: a new trailer for the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special, "A Christmas Carol", airing Saturday, December 25 in the UK and USA:
And thanks to Nat from Bridging the Rift for tipping us off to this one, but here’s the complete segment that aired during the BBC’s Children in Need, complete with the Teaparty in the TARDIS segment:
Radio Free Skaro #227 – A Day in the Life
Posted on December 5, 2010 by Steven
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Radio Free Skaro #227 – Click here to listen
– A Christmas Carol…at 6pm!
– Piers Wenger…talks Series 6!
– Peter Hoar…to direct Series 6?
– Marshall Lancaster…cast!
– New production staff for…Torchwood!
– Sarah Jane Adventures…viewing figures!
– Doctor Who coming to…Playstation Network!
– A new book called…Special Sound!
– Craig Ferguson…lost cold open!
– Sil and Peri…action figures!
– New Doctor Who: The Adventure Games…coming Christmas Day!
– Mazes of Time…preview!
– This Week in Doctor Who…returning!
Commentary:
The…Lodger!
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