Weekly Whoniverse

Welcome to another Weekly Whoniverse. These will probably be posted once every two weeks.

We only have two features this week, the first of which is a very good Sherlock/Doctor Who crossover video made by lotrfan2888.



Next, we have multi-Doctor fanart created by DV8R71 on DeviantArt. This user's other work is phenomenal as well, so be sure to check it out.

Weekly Whoniverse

Weekly Whoniverse is a round-up of interesting, strange, and cool Doctor Who information and media from around the web. This week we have minimal Doctor Who posters, a Series 1-6 timeline, anatomy of the earth, and the Smith years.

These are only two of this artist's extensive art. Others include the Tenth Doctor, River Song, Blink, Daleks, Vashta Nerada, and many more. To see the rest, follow this link.

 This is an extensive, thorough timeline of the events of Series 1 through 6. Click the image to view larger.

A simple anatomy of planet Earth.



A video by LastWhovian looking at the adventures of the Eleventh Doctor.

Weekly Whoniverse

Weekly Whoniverse is a round-up of interesting, strange, and cool Doctor Who information and media from around the web. This week we have an assortment of crossovers, an On the Wing video, Pokemon Master, and Ror-e.

 

A collection of Doctor Who crossovers. Made by PioggiaNelVento.

This video was made by my sister. Her YouTube channel is DoctorPetrichor.

This is very funny.

Thanks to DoctorWhoDragon for this one.


I know this was a rather short Weekly Whoniverse, but there wasn't much news. Next week's may be longer, and I may update this if I find more today.

Weekly Whoniverse

Weekly Whoniverse is a round-up of interesting, strange, and cool Doctor Who information and media from around the web. This week we have the Seventh Doctor delivering the Pandorica speech, Team TARDIS, David Tennant and Billie Piper reunited, and a TARDIS diary.



During Dragon*Con, Seventh Doctor Sylvester McCoy did a cold reading of the Eleventh Doctor's speech from The Pandorica opens.

David Tennant and Billie Piper, the Doctor and Rose, are to reunite in new five-part BBC romantic drama entitled Love Life.

Because really, what team would be better? No win, no fez.

 Ever wanted a diary like River Song's? Well now you can, as a TARDIS journal will be released in October.

• Document your travels through time and space!
• This journal looks like a TARDIS!
• Right out of the long-running Doctor Who sci-fi TV series.
• Book contains 160 lined white pages.

This journal looks like a TARDIS! Measuring 8-inches tall x 5-inches wide and containing 160 lined white pages, this terrific Doctor Who TARDIS Journal is right out of the long-running Doctor Who sci-fi TV series. The cardboard hardcovers feature series-specific artwork, front and back, that mimics the look of the Doctor's famous time machine. Document your travels through time and space with your very own TARDIS Journal! Source

Weekly Whoniverse

Weekly Whoniverse is a round-up of interesting, strange, and cool Doctor Who information and media from around the web. This week we have: Doctors are cool, Doctor Who Legos, River's school, and fan art.

Just stay away from River when wearing this special hat...
 

A collection of Doctor Who legos fans have assembled can be viewed here.

I guess she started a school...Yes, this is real. The website can be viewed here.

These portraits of the Tenth and Eleventh Doctors are less than an inch wide....amazing. By Cataclysm-X.

And this Ood was drawn by FerioWind.

Weekly Whoniverse

Weekly Whoniverse is a round-up of interesting, strange, and cool Doctor Who information and media from around the web. This week we have a TARDIS sewing kit, Evolution of the Daleks, River Song figure, and the Master's Secret Weapon.

The sewing kit: a wooden model of the TARDIS that doubles as a sewing kit. The top is removable, and the walls open to show sewing supplies, backed with TARDIS-esque fabric. There are even pins made to look like Rose, the Doctor, an Adipose, and another character I can't make out.

 And here we have the real evolution of the Daleks....

A River Song figure from The Pandorica Opens, complete with the Pandorica holding chair. This will be out in August.

From Comic Who. They do one of these every week, so be sure to visit them here.

Weekly Whoniverse

Weekly Whoniverse is a round-up of interesting, strange, and cool Doctor Who information and media from around the web. Although I said in a previous post the first post would be on the 7th, I've decided to do it now, as it was ready. Anyway, this week we have a coffee shop Police Box, the theme through the years, Red White and Who, graffiti, and fan art.

 

To start....an old Police box in Glasgow has been given a new lease on life after it was turned into a coffee shop.

Doctor Who themes through the years....all the same theme, but with subtle differences.

 

(from the Doctor Who news page) A new book is to be released in 2012 entitled Red White and Who - The Story of Doctor Who in America; edited by Arnold T. Blumberg, Steven Warren Hill, Jennifer Adams Kelley, and J. Shaun Lyon, the book aims to be the definitive guide to Doctor Who fandom in America, from its origins through to modern-day forums and fan groups. More here.

Doctor Who graffiti:

 

 

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