Day Two!
So sorry that this is so late. I've been very sick so haven't felt up to doing this.
So sorry that this is so late. I've been very sick so haven't felt up to doing this.
Hooray!
December is finally here!
And so, advent begins!
As you can see, the blog is a little decorated for Christmas with some lovely Christmas music and our advent calendar is here!
I have been very busy organizing the new advent page (I will be posting the stuff here but linking to it all from the advent calendar over there so that you can find it all in one easy place) so have not had much time to organize todays advent treat.
Firstly, everyday throughout advent we will be posting a brilliant Christmas song to get in the mood for Christmas.
To start things off, now that it's December, it's beginning to look alot like Christmas!
Also, timelord6 has very kindly made a brilliant video for the advent calendar using the Tenth Doctor action figure!
Very good!
And finally, the first part of one of our advent stories can be read now! I have two big stories planned. One I have finished and is a 4-part story which will be posted from 20th-24th December and the other I started writing today and will be posting a part every other day starting today. Not sure how long it will be yet. I am also hoping to do the odd other story too so stay tuned! Anyway, here is Part 1 of Sontarans in the Snow:
Following up from my last post, we still really need your help for our advent calendar!

I've just finished designing it and working out how I will make it interactive but now I need to start working on the content for it. Unfortunetely I haven't already started this because of my laptop crashing so I really need to get a move on.
I REALLY NEED YOUR CONTENT FOR IT!
That's anything - Stories, photos, videos, games, etc. Anything we can use for the advent calendar! If I don't get enough stuff, I will have to cancel the advent calendar. Please help us and send in something for the advent calendar. It will be greatly appreciated. We need stuff in A.S.A.P. Preferably before Dec 1st but you can of course continue to send stuff in throughout advent.
As a thank you, when advent is over we will have a vote for the best thing included in the advent calendar. Whoever created that will win a prize! I'm yet to decide what it will be but it will be good!
You can send your stuff to doctorwhodave@gmail.com
So get creative and start working on something for the advent calendar please!
Read more...Absolutely brilliant episode and very creepy! Surprised they went that far with a children's show but I am so glad they did.
A deal has been done between BBC Worldwide and MSN Video to supply classic episodes of Doctor Who online. The stories are available free on the MSN website and has started with 1965 William Hartnell story, The Web Planet. New episodes will be added every Tuesday and Friday as of 10th November.
Read more...
Phil Jupitus who is well known for being a team captain on Never Mind the Buzzcocks is talking about a Never Mind the Buzzcocks Doctor Who Christmas Special on Twitter.
Apparently it will star Bernard Cribbins and Jo Whiley on Phil's team and Noel Fielding's team will feature Catherine Tate and Jamie Cullum. To make it even better, Mr David Tennant will be the guest presenter.



Wow!
I haven't got much to say really but what an amazing episode of SJA! My favourite yet!
A very touching episode and it was great to see the Doctor meet the kids. The scenes with all of them were brilliant and I so wish they had gone for a trip in the TARDIS. The only fault is how the Trickster was defeated. It's just getting boring with people going back on their agreement to defeat him. However, the episode was still absolutely brilliant and I loved the ending. Very emotional with SJ and the Doctor.
A must see adventure.
There is a news report on the BBC website which included some interesting facts:
- Six of the thirteen episodes are written by Steven Moffat
- His biggest challenge is the climax to the series which he is currently writing
- The Tardis has undergone a significant makeover and is based on the Peter Cushing movie version.
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