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Month: October 2018

Arachnids in the UK: new information and photos

Arachnids in the UK: new information and photos

New information has emerged about the fourth episode of Doctor Who Series 11, Arachnids in the UK. Information about Chris Noth’s Character, “brash”American millionaire Jack Robertson from TV & Satellite Week: His business practices come under suspicion when giant spiders overrun his brand-new luxury hotel on the outskirts of Sheffield, but he’s more worried about the bad publicity ahead of his run for President [of the United States] in the 2020 elections. Unfortunately, he and the Doctor don’t see eye-to-eye,…

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Doctor Who immortalised in space as NASA names a new unofficial constellation after the BBC show

Doctor Who immortalised in space as NASA names a new unofficial constellation after the BBC show

Doctor Who has landed itself an out of this world honour from NASA. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (that’s NASA’s proper name) has just added a group of new gamma-ray star configurations, and they’ve brought in some inspiration from the world of mythology, popular culture and science to help them decide names. And luckily for fans, that includes a Doctor Who reference. According to Radio Times, the Doctor’s time-travelling phone box the TARDIS is being used to describe one…

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The Ghost Monument: Consolidated Rating

The Ghost Monument: Consolidated Rating

According to Tom Spilsbury, episode 2 of Doctor Who, The Ghost Monument, had a consolidated average of 8.67m viewers. When viewers watching on computers, tablets and phones were added, that total increased to 9.00 million, making it the fourth highest-rated TV show of the week. https://twitter.com/TomSpilsbury/status/1054359199981953024

Rosa: What The Press Are Saying…

Rosa: What The Press Are Saying…

Following the BBC1 transmission of Rosa: we are a series of newspaper reviews for this weeks episode. A thoughtful look at the civil rights movement A well-intended but poorly executed riff on history The powerful ‘Rosa’ doesn’t pull its punches Rosa “is an important episode” for the series as our heroes met an icon “It feels like a throwback to the earliest days of Doctor Who” Rosa Parks drags racism to the fore in moving and powerful commemoration

Rosa: Overnight Rating

Rosa: Overnight Rating

Doctor Who: Rosa was watched by 6.39 million viewers, a share of 29.6% of the total TV audience, according to unofficial overnight figures. Most programmes during the day scored lower than the previous week. Top for the day was Strictly Come Dancing – The Results with 8.65 million watching. Countryfile had 4.91 million viewers. The BBC drama The Cry had 5.32 million watching. On ITV the highest rated programme was The X Factor – Results with 4.02 million viewers. Against…

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Rosa: An Exclusive Review by Greg Bakun

Rosa: An Exclusive Review by Greg Bakun

‘If She Can Live Here Her Whole Life, A Couple Of Hours Ain’t Gonna Kill Me. It Ain’t Gonna Kill Me, Right?’ – Ryan If you have not seen this episode of Doctor Who, please note that this article is very spoilerific and I will give away plot points to not only this episode but the entire Series 11. If you do not want to be spoiled please do not read further or read at your own risk. Enjoy! Sometimes television…

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Gallery: Episode 3 – Rosa first-look pictures

Gallery: Episode 3 – Rosa first-look pictures

Synopsis: Episode Three – Rosa “If she can live here her whole life, a couple of hours ain’t gonna kill me. They ain’t gonna kill me, right?” Montgomery, Alabama. 1955. The Doctor and her friends find themselves in the Deep South of America. As they encounter a seamstress by the name of Rosa Parks, they begin to wonder: is someone attempting to change history? Guest starring Vinette Robinson and Josh Bowman. Written by Malorie Blackman and Chris Chibnall. Directed by…

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The perfect Doctor Who book for every TARDIS enthusiast

The perfect Doctor Who book for every TARDIS enthusiast

Governed by Time Lord technology, the TARDIS Type 40 is the most powerful craft in the universe and this comprehensive fully-illustrated manual holds the key to its operation. The appearance of the Doctor’s TARDIS, both inside and out, has changed many times over the years, and this manual features every incarnation – including the latest version for the Thirteenth Doctor. The manual covers the console with fully-labelled detailed schematic diagrams for each function and the ship’s famous chameleon circuit, as…

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DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE 531

DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE 531

BRADLEY WALSH EXCLUSIVE IN THE LATEST ISSUE OF DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE! Bradley tells DWM: “My early recollections are the black-and-white days of William Hartnell and Pat Troughton… It’s mind-blowing that I’m a part of it all these years later.” Also in this issue… PREVIEWS Exclusive previews of the next four episodes: Rosa, Arachnids in the UK, The Tsuranga Conundrum and Demons of the Punjab. MICHAEL PICKWOAD A tribute to the production designer who worked on Doctor Who from 2010 to 2017. 50 YEARS OF UNIT Exploring the origins of…

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Jodie Whittaker’s arrival as the Thirteenth Doctor gives Doctor Who its highest series launch ever

Jodie Whittaker’s arrival as the Thirteenth Doctor gives Doctor Who its highest series launch ever

With Barb’s new 4-screen measurements, which includes viewing through a TV screen as well as non-TV online devices, episode one of BBC One’s Doctor Who received a 4-screen consolidated figure of 10.9 million viewers. This makes it the highest ever series launch episode for the drama since the show returned in 2005 (10.8m). The consolidated volume also makes Doctor Who the number one drama launch of the year so far. The series opener has also proved a big hit with…

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