The Dr Who thread
Has any other show got such a large sphere of things under its umbrella?
Doctor Who has:
The series itself
The audios (and the numerous spin offs like Dalek Empire)
The books (novels (including Torchwood), reference/fact and annual)
The magazines
Spin off series (Torchwood, Primeval, The SJA and the new K-9 series)
Kids show (Totally Doctor Who (now with cartoon!))
Behind the scenes show (Doctor Who Confidential
... and that's just some of the offline stuff. Impressive for a show which was dead for several years.
Doctor Who has:
The series itself
The audios (and the numerous spin offs like Dalek Empire)
The books (novels (including Torchwood), reference/fact and annual)
The magazines
Spin off series (Torchwood, Primeval, The SJA and the new K-9 series)
Kids show (Totally Doctor Who (now with cartoon!))
Behind the scenes show (Doctor Who Confidential
... and that's just some of the offline stuff. Impressive for a show which was dead for several years.
I seem to recall reading that when the series is over, the cartoon will be broadcast again as a series-length whole. Would be nice.SimonB wrote:Although Freema has been quoted about the difficulties the writers must have had creating something that could stand being watched as 3½ minute episodes and in one lump. So maybe a DVD release is on the cards.HGFB wrote:
If anyone plans on watching the 13 part Doctor Who cartoon you need to be recording Totally Doctor Who every Monday BBC1 at 5pm
Laughed at the Zovirax gag... that'll throw most of the foreigners watching
I liked it... the rhino police, very military and efficient but sadly lacking in brains. Great outfits though.
I also liked the segue they slipped in to explain Freeda's appearance in the last series...
I liked it... the rhino police, very military and efficient but sadly lacking in brains. Great outfits though.
I also liked the segue they slipped in to explain Freeda's appearance in the last series...
by saying it was her cousin.
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So they got Warren Ellis to touch the script up a tad?HGFB wrote:I've got a translation of the Judoon language used before they got their translator working. The Captain said:
"Throw down your weapons. You're surrounded by armed bastards"
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Just saw it OnDemand
Nice on BBC, updateing so fast!
Good epp, I agree it was the best season opener so far.
StarWars
ect.
Just saw it OnDemand
Nice on BBC, updateing so fast!
Good epp, I agree it was the best season opener so far.
StarTrekHas any other show got such a large sphere of things under its umbrella?
StarWars
ect.
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want to read eye-wateringly bad stories? No? Ok.
want to read eye-wateringly bad stories? No? Ok.
Well, they have spin-off's (Star Wars Droids, Ewoks, Clone Wars ect).
And the star treks are all spin-offs really.
Kids? Well, there was that crap cartoon star-trek ToS.
You got me at the making-off/behind the scenes stuff.
But, in all honestly, I think thats most out of desperation to fill the broadcast space with something vaguely interesting rather then specifically because of Who.
Also, remember that Star Trek and Star Wars have had a huge amount of amateur stuff made (some of which is here; http://www.veoh.com/channels/SFF ).
Is there any half-decent Who ones? (If so I'll try to get them added
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I think a more telling measure of the Doc's success is the longevity of the concept rather then its cross-medium saturation.
And the star treks are all spin-offs really.
Kids? Well, there was that crap cartoon star-trek ToS.
You got me at the making-off/behind the scenes stuff.
But, in all honestly, I think thats most out of desperation to fill the broadcast space with something vaguely interesting rather then specifically because of Who.
Also, remember that Star Trek and Star Wars have had a huge amount of amateur stuff made (some of which is here; http://www.veoh.com/channels/SFF ).
Is there any half-decent Who ones? (If so I'll try to get them added
I think a more telling measure of the Doc's success is the longevity of the concept rather then its cross-medium saturation.
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want to read eye-wateringly bad stories? No? Ok.
want to read eye-wateringly bad stories? No? Ok.


