Two Fantastic Musical Performances by Tennant, Cast & Crew of Doctor Who

A lovely video with the cast and crew singing The Proclaimers "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)", commemorating the end of David Tennant's tenure as the Doctor. It's got a terrifyingly high cute factor in the Tennant area: Caution, persistent squeeing may occur.

And now a polished broadway production based on the making of new WHO, starring David Tennant, Catherine Tate and John Barrowman, here is a thank you to Russell T. Davies and Julie Gardner for their outstanding work on the series.



Find the complete lyrics on the original YouTube page here.

Originally found these via http://www.bleedingcool.com/

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TARDIS Teapot, Serve 100's With 1 Brew

A Whovian can dream...

...about this beautiful TARDIS teapot, being sold on Etsy by Rebekka Ferbrache. She makes them to order. More pictures on her Etsy site.

WANT.

;-)

Pushing Amy

Click to play...

...I never grow tired of this.

Dirty WHOers Podcast - Episode 34

Well, seems we were remarkably well behaved this time around. Or the Prof did a masterful bit of editing way above and beyond the call of duty.

Either way, we raise our glasses to a couple of Moffat's offerings from the latest season, and argue and nit-pick our way through "The Girl Who Waited" & "The God Complex".

Plus, at Whooverville, we talked to the lovely Sarah Sutton about wine, Jaffa Cake law, and lady pilots.

It's all bollocks, but it's under 35 minutes. Enjoy.

Doctor Who Hullabaloo!

via Art n' Stuff , by *wallabri.

Still No Rory!

Brace for Wave1C Figures. Seriously, who the hell is going to buy these? Are they for kids? Are they for collectors? 2 damaged Cybermen (one with a bust face, one with a dicky chest), a packet of 20 Cybermats, a Peg Soldier (about as much use as Uncle was in the last lot), and an 11th Doctor with a Beard (which may be a spoiler). Not exactly ground-breaking stuff.

No Rory. No Canton. No Madame Kovarian. No Nimon thing. No faceless white-handed robots.

Does anyone have ANY frickin' idea what Character Options are playing at anymore?

Dirty WHOers Podcast - Episode 33

Never say f...

Here we go again. Brace yourself and bite down hard on something.

2 in 1. A mish-mash ramble about "Let's Kill Hitler" and "Night Terrors." Bear with it, it settles down once we finally get it out of (and a drink into) our system.

Agree? Disagree? Tell us in the comments or come and have a moan on our Facebook page. Come an' 'ave a go.

Plus, at Whooverville, we talked to the awesome Nicola Bryant; even though she'd signed the official secrets act.

It's The Prof we feel sorry for, bless him (ta Prof). What do we do with things we don't like? We put them in the cupboard.

If you could produce Doctor Who, what would you do?

Doctor Who is an all inclusive format. You can take the Doctor anywhere or anyplace in Time and Space. You can change out the characters, the main actor can change. You can even take away his TARDIS for a few seasons (those darn Timelords). What would you do with the show?

Sputters and Lightfoot WHOre themselves out to the 'Doctor Who: Podshock' podcast along with Victor1st Mornington and Saffia Widdershins. In the "Oncoming Storm Edition" featuring a panel discussion, "What Would YOU Do? What Would WHO Do?" from our meet up last week in Second Life with Louis Trapani as the moderator. He's a patient man..

Dirty WHOers Podcast - Episode 32

This is what happens when the lunatics run the asylum.

Er, really?

We asked the folks on our Facebook Page which episode we should review next, and they chose Pyramids of Mars. Naturally, being his favourite, Sputters got a bit excited. In fact we all did, and we may have lost it around the middle. Actually, some of us may have drunk a bit too much vino, and it kind of descends into a bit of a rambling love-fest for all things Sutekh and Robert Holmes, but what the hell, it's mercifully short and it's free. Bless the Prof for the time in the edit suite, again.

32 episodes. We really need a life...

City of Death, and Some Other Stuff

A few new Doctor Who action figures out worth shouting about this week, which makes a change.

Let's start with the Classic stuff, another Forbidden Planet one-off. The 'City of Death' collectors set.

You get 'Big Tom', all open-shirted and in his prime, with obligatory sonic, plus (minor geek-gasum) the frightfully dapper Count Scarleoni with Scaroth Jagaroth interchangable head, pistol, and 'painting accessory' (whatever that means, it's not in the picture) for the relatively light anal damage of £26.99. Pre-order now for deliver after October 19th. Yes, I'll be having one. Feckers may as well have a direct debit out of my bank account for the classic tat.

Also this week there's been an addition to the new series collection, now on 20011 Wave 2 (or Series 5-6 Figure Wave 2a/b, depending how keen you are on keeping things in packets). There's kinda 2 lots, just to add to the confusion and to try and stop us going on about the last lot being so inexcusably shit. A ball-ache for collectors, in summing up they are, sorta:

• Idris with 1 (or more, it's complicated) Psychic Container and River Song 'flesh mask' and 'flesh sachet'.
• The Astronaut kid girl thing, and 'The Legs' 'flesh mask', plus another 'flesh sachet'.
• River MILF with a 'flesh mask' with probably another 'flesh sachet'.
• Ganger Brown Shoes 11th Doctor with 'flesh mask' and (guess what) 'flesh sachet'.
• Matty-boy Doctor with 11th Doctor 'flesh mask' and the inevitable 'flesh sachet'.
• Uncle Bollocks with Pond 'flesh mask' and (you guessed it) 'spunk sachet'.

Parents are going to be trying to get gooey white crap and spurious stains out of the hearth rug for years to come. Still no Rory, god knows why, but a River Song (all be her a bit slap-headed), and The Astronaut's ok to play with in the bath I suppose. £8.99 each. Worth it for the Idris, and at least a bit better than the first release.