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Tin Dog Podcast

have two new pods TDP 82: The Romans - sorry about the sound quality and TDP 83: The Destroyer of Delights Key 2 Time Part 2 (both added to the pods and audio section of the editor's bit).

Staggering Stories have Staggering Stories Podcast #40: The Big Four-Oh, Andy Simpkins, Adam J Purcell, Fake Keith and the â˜Realâ™ Keith Dunn talk about Doctor Who: Best and Worst One-Off Characters (added to the pods and audio section of the editor's bit).

Rich's ComixBlog have

The 10 Doctors - Page 197

Life, Doctor Who & Combom

has Another Selection Of Doctor Who Photographs From Filming At Victoria Place In Newport 27-02-09.

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Inky Adventures in Time and Space has Sub Zero - Episode 7, "You are trapped, Doctor Who! This time there is no escape!"

The Whoniverse

have added Interference: Book 2 to their Discontinuity Guide.

The Daily Scatter has Cybermen Try New Approach to Capture Earth.

Doctor Who Online has Doctor Who on Second Life.

British Fantasy Society News have released Forty-five Years Behind the Sofa: Doctor Who monsters revealed!

Tardis And Torchwood Treasures have posted The Mill's Visual Effects Success.

Life, Doctor Who & Combom has Even More Doctor Who Filming At Victoria Place From The Mirror 27-02-09.

Pokehâ™s Blog has Doctor Who near my house!.

The Sun has released Doctor takes on Wall-E, David Tennant films a special for the sci-fi show...(I've put this in the spoilers section because of the photograph involved).

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Happy Birthday to George Layton who played Technician Penn in The Space Pirates and Hugh Walters who played William Shakespeare in The Chase, Runcible in The Deadly Assassin, and Vogel in Revelation of the Daleks.

Quote from Tomb of the Cybermen

The Cyber Controller: We will survive.

UK TV and Radio Guide
The Paul O'Grady Show with Neil Morrissey and Billie Piper
17:00 - 18:00 on Channel 4

Today's guests include Neil Morrissey and Billie Piper.

Doctor Who: Evolution of the Daleks
19:00 - 19:50 on BBC 3

Series 29, episode 5. As a new Dalek Empire rises in 1930s New York, the Doctor must enter an unholy alliance.

Doctor Who Confidential: Making Manhattan
19:50 â“ 20:00 on BBC 3

Series 3, episode 5. There's a trip to Manhattan to find out how to recreate 1930s New York in the heart of south Wales. The producer and director of episodes four and five visit the New York locations they plan to reproduce and the visual effects supervisor shows what they need to make Manhattan in Cardiff.

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Greater Manchester Museum of Science and Industry (MoSI) made a £326,769 operating profit from last year's Doctor Who Up Close exhibition, according to newly filed accounts.

It helped the museum to boost its commercial revenue by 300 per cent to nearly £2m as the number of visitors rose to 819,000 compared with 600,000 in the year before.

MSIM Enterprises Ltd, MoSI's trading arm, saw increased income in the year to March 31, 2008, from ticket sales, the coffee shop, flight simulator and a temporary Doctor Who shop selling merchandise. The final weeks of the financial year also benefited from ticket sales for Gunther Von Hagen's Body Worlds 4 exhibition.

Commercial income jumped by £1.4m largely as a result of Doctor Who Up Close, but MoSI said those gains were offset by cost increases of £895,509, also connected with the exhibition.

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A new sci-fi adventure series for children starring K9, the iconic mechanical dog, is getting ready to join Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures as Doctor Who spinoff productions.

Coming soon from the U.K.'s Park Entertainment , the series' 26 half-hour episodes will feature a redesigned K9 (right) battling alien and supernatural villainy alongside a group of British teens and a bumbling professor.

Originally created by Doctor Who writers Bob Baker and Dave Martin for the story "The Invisible Enemy," K9 was a surprise breakout character for the show during the 1970s. He would resurface during David Tennant's first season as The Doctor and continues to appear on The Sarah Jane Adventures.

Images courtesy Park Entertainment

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He failed to win a nomination for a Laurence Olivier award because a bad back prevented him from completing enough performances, but Mandrake can disclose that fans of David Tennant will have another chance to see him in the role of Hamlet.

The 37-year-old Dr Who actor and the entire cast of the RSC production are
preparing to make a film version of the play in June to record for posterity
his portrayal, which was described by some as the greatest Hamlet of his
generation.

Speaking at a lunch held at the Haymarket Hotel, Oliver Ford Davies, 69, who
was nominated for his portrayal of Polonius, tells me: "We are
intending to film it over two or three weeks in June. It won't be a full
feature film as there isn't time but it will certainly be more than just the
filming of the stage. It will be fantastic to work together again."