The official ratings for episode one of series five have been revealed and The Eleventh Hour was watched by a brilliant 10.8 million viewers! A total of 9.59 million watched on BBC One, whereas 494,000 watched on the BBC HD channel.
Monday, 12 April 2010
Official 'The Eleventh Hour' Ratings
The official ratings for episode one of series five have been revealed and The Eleventh Hour was watched by a brilliant 10.8 million viewers! A total of 9.59 million watched on BBC One, whereas 494,000 watched on the BBC HD channel.
Sunday, 11 April 2010
The Beast Below - Thoughts
Sorry for this being late - I couldn't get online last night. Anyway, The Beast Below has made its debut and it hascertainly divided Doctor Who fans. Some loved it, some hated it. But what did you think of the episode? Did you love the Smilers and the space whale, or did you think it was all a little complicated?The episode managed 6.7 million viewers in total, which is a slight dip, but this is hopefully because of the sunny weather and the football on the other channels.
Saturday, 10 April 2010
Doctor Who Companion - The Specials
Thursday, 8 April 2010
New Doctor Who Game
The BBC has announced that there will be a free episodic Doctor Who game for the PC and Mac titled 'Doctor Who: The Adventure Games.' It will feature the current 11th Doctor and Amy Pond in four unique adventures. Matt Smith and Karen Gillan will actually voice their characters and the episodes will be written by Phil Ford and James Moran.Steven Moffat, the show's current headrunner, said, "Children don’t just watch Doctor Who - they join in. They make up games, invent their monsters, create their own stories. Now, there’s something else - now they can be the Doctor in brand new episodes."
The first episode, available for free on the BBC website, will be released in June. More information will follow.
Source: Digital Spy.co.uk
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
New Stand Ups
Monday, 5 April 2010
Episode Two Teasers
Digital Spy have released ten teasers for episode two, 'The Beast Below:'1. It's set more than a millennium into the future, at a time when the Earth has been abandoned and the UK is a floating spaceship known as Starship Britain.
2. That apparently makes Amelia Amy... oooh, 1306 years old.
3. The Smilers are creatures that live in arcade machine boxes, similar to the Zoltar fortune teller from BIG. Except you should try to avoid interacting with these.
4. Amy is presented with three options, Matrix-style. She chooses the second, then the third.
5. "Protestors and citizens of limited ***** are *** ** *** *****."
6. There's an homage to Katy Brand's "f***ing Queen". But this one is merely "the bloody Queen".
7. Amy: "You look *****." The Doctor: "No, you look **** ****."
8. Amy wears her nightie throughout the episode - and it gets wet.
9. He may appear to be fun and kooky, but this Doctor can get angry. REALLY angry.
10. Episode two directly segues into episode three when The Doctor gets a call from an old pal.
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