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... and just about fell out of my chair when the Doctor said Read more... )
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When [livejournal.com profile] jonquil posted a link to this item, I knew it would be the perfect Valentine's Day gift for the boy. He agreed. I have no idea what that says about either of us. :D


Marvel at part of the gift, and hear the frustrating story below... )
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I'm about eight minutes into the latest Doctor Who episode and all I have to say is: BITCHFIGHT OF THE CENTURY!




keep spoilers out of comments, plz. :D
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...and wow, that was disturbing.
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If anyone posted any thoughts or discussion on this past weekend's Doctor Who episode (The Satan Pit), point me there? I didn't get a chance to watch it until last night, and I'd rather not swim through the skip=630 or whatever it's going to take me to find it. :D
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...second season starts airing on the UK on April 15, and both Piper and Tennant have signed on for season three.
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I've started putting all the ISW posts I find in my memories - keep linking to ones you find, in case this spreads off my friendslist. :D

Also, [livejournal.com profile] jonquil makes a post on the "Father's Day" episode from Doctor Who (spoilers).

woo!

Oct. 17th, 2005 09:07 am
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Good news for the Captain Jack fans - the BBC is doing a spinoff series with Captain Jack from Doctor Who.
The BBC has commissioned the Doctor Who scriptwriter Russell T Davies to make an adult post-watershed spin-off of its most famous sci-fi show.

The new programme will be called Torchwood (an anagram of Doctor Who) and will follow a crack team investigating alien activities and crime in modern-day Britain.

It will feature in its starring role John Barrowman, who played Captain Jack Harkness in Doctor Who and who will play the same character in Torchwood.

Like the latest version of Doctor Who, which the BBC successfully relaunched this year, Torchwood will be based in Cardiff. Davies, who has just begun writing Torchwood, said the new programme would be aimed at adult audiences and would "have its own, unique identity". He said: "Torchwood will be a dark, clever, wild, sexy, British crime/sci-fi paranoid thriller cop show with a sense of humour - the X Files meets This Life," the latter a reference to the groundbreaking Nineties BBC drama about a group of young lawyers in Bristol.
*busts out icon in celebration*

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