Happy new year to all our readers!
2011 has been a very eventful year for Whovians. A (very) brief recap of this year follows.
After one of the most highly rated Christmas special yet, the sixth series was cut into two segments, with an arc-heavy storyline. The identity of River Song was discovered, and the Doctor is now believed to be dead by the majority of the universe.
Sadly, The Sarah Jane Adventures came to a close when Elizabeth Sladen passed away. Nicholas Courtney also passed away, and there was a special tribute moment for him in the series finale.
Amy and Rory will be leaving the TARDIS in the upcoming series, which will be airing in autumn. Filming for the series 7 will begin next month.
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Showing posts with label Amy Pond. Show all posts
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Sunday, 1 January 2012
Happy New Year!!
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Thursday, 13 October 2011
Karen Gillan on Amy and Rory's future
In the Doctor Who: Brilliant Book, Karen Gillan has shed some light on the subject of Amy and Rory's future.
'I don't want Amy to pop up again every so often, because for me it would take away from the big, emotional goodbye.' she says, '...Steven Moffat wants it as well. When Amy actually, properly leaves, we both really want it to be for good.'
And on what that big, emotional goodbye could be: 'I think it could be done, if you tackled it right... death could be an option.'
Monday, 10 October 2011
Moffat Explains Delay
In the 2012 edition of The Brilliant Book, Steven Moffat explains why we're waiting until Autumn for Series 7.
“The truth behind the delay next year is: why are we killing ourselves and risking compromising the show, in order to go out in the middle of summer? I’m sick of it. I’m sick of standing in the blazing sunshine, with a barbecue fork in my hand, knowing that Doctor Who is coming on any minute,” he said. “Six o’clock on a sunny Saturday is the middle of the afternoon, whereas six o’clock on a winter or autumn Saturday is dark and exciting”
Moffat also mentioned that Amy and Rory will be back in Series 7, but will not be in the 2011 Christmas special. More appearance from River Song is “Dependent on Alex Kingston”.
He also teased for the 50th anniversary. “Epic, huge, massive, indulgent… all your treats at once…I guarantee you it’s going to be the best year ever to be a Doctor Who fan. We’re going to be in production for longer than ever, just to do everything that we intend to do”.
“The truth behind the delay next year is: why are we killing ourselves and risking compromising the show, in order to go out in the middle of summer? I’m sick of it. I’m sick of standing in the blazing sunshine, with a barbecue fork in my hand, knowing that Doctor Who is coming on any minute,” he said. “Six o’clock on a sunny Saturday is the middle of the afternoon, whereas six o’clock on a winter or autumn Saturday is dark and exciting”
Moffat also mentioned that Amy and Rory will be back in Series 7, but will not be in the 2011 Christmas special. More appearance from River Song is “Dependent on Alex Kingston”.
He also teased for the 50th anniversary. “Epic, huge, massive, indulgent… all your treats at once…I guarantee you it’s going to be the best year ever to be a Doctor Who fan. We’re going to be in production for longer than ever, just to do everything that we intend to do”.
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Monday, 26 September 2011
Doctor Who on Radio Times
The Doctor Who finale has made the cover of the Radio Times, featuring the Doctor, River, Amy, and Rory, all wearing the mysterious eyepatches.
About the issue:
As we bid farewell to another cracking series of Doctor Who, we thought we’d gear up for its sand-blown finale by quizzing the show’s mastermind, Steven Moffat, and stars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan on their hidden Who heroes – and also look back at the Doctor’s five greatest escapes…
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Sunday, 25 September 2011
Slightly Spoilery Pictures from The Wedding of River Song
As PreTitlesSequence mentioned in an earlier post, there are some leaked pictures from The Wedding of River Song. Spoilers follow, but very minor ones. This is the first half of the pictures, and PreTitlesSequence will be posting the other half soon.
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Promotional Pictures for The Girl Who Waited
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Tuesday, 30 August 2011
More on Night Terrors
For The Girl Who Waited and The God Complex we've gotten a synopsis, quote, and some teasers. Now the same for Night Terrors.
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
The Doctor follows a cry for help to an ordinary-looking housing estate on Earth. A little boy is scared of the dark. And of the monsters in his cupboard. And of baths, old toys and dusty dolls houses. And of the wheezing old lift next to his room, the witchy old woman across the way, and the gruff landlord pressuring his dad for this month’s rent. He’s scared of everything. And if the Doctor doesn’t save him from his fears, it could mean the end for Amy, Rory, and every human being on the estate…Quote:
RORY: [glancing at the psychic paper] ‘”Please… save me from the monsters.’ Who sent that?”Teasers:
THE DOCTOR: “That’s what we’re here to find out.”
AMY: “Sounds like something a kid would say.”
THE DOCTOR: “Exactly. A scared kid. A very scared kid. So scared that somehow its cry for help got through to us. In the TARDIS.”
- George’s mum and dad, Alex and Claire (Daniel Mays and Emma Cunniffe) tell him to put everything he’s scared of in his bedroom cupboard and shut the door…
- …All is fine until the Doctor opens it
- Amy and Rory are separated from the Doctor soon after arriving on the estate…
- …They find themselves in a mysterious abandoned house with creatures waiting in the shadows
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Friday, 26 August 2011
More Details for The God Complex
We've gotten a summary, quote, and details for The Girl Who Waited, and now we get the same for The God Complex, written by Toby Whithouse.
Synopsis:
Quote:
More details:
Synopsis:
The Doctor, Amy and Rory are on their way to Ravan-Skala. Legend has it that the people there are 600-feet tall. But then the TARDIS is yanked off course and drops them off in an ordinary – albeit deserted – hotel instead. “How can you be excited about a rubbish hotel on a rubbish bit of Earth?”asks Amy. But this hotel isn’t as ordinary or as empty as it first appears…
There’s a room packed with party balloons. In another, a gorilla uses the en suite bathroom. There are clowns. And Weeping Angels. All manner of nightmares stalk the corridors. And it isn’t even a hotel. It’s just been made to look like one. But who would mock-up an Earth hotel? “You’re going to die here,” the guests are told. “Well, they certainly didn’t mention that in the brochure,” replies the Doctor.
Quote:
THE DOCTOR: “You’ve been here two days. What’s ‘He’ waiting for?”
JOE: “We weren’t ready. We were still raw.”
THE DOCTOR: “But now you’re what? Cooked?”
JOE: “If you like. And soon you will be, too. Be patient. First, find your room.”
THE DOCTOR: “My room?”
JOE: “There’s a room here for everyone, Doctor. Even you. And in it is the very worst thing in the galaxy.”
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| Could this be his room? |
- The inspiration for the episode came from the classic myth of the Minotaur in the labyrinth
- In the episode, tributes are being made to “some strange god”
- It’s all about people’s beliefs and fears
- Compared to classic horror film The Shining
- Conversations have already been had about writer Toby Whithouse returning
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Wednesday, 24 August 2011
Summary for The Girl Who Waited
Doctor Who Magazine has revealed the summary for episode 10, The Girl Who Waited, written by Tom MacRae.
The Doctor takes Amy and Rory for a relaxing break on Apalapucia, not realising that the planet is ravaged by a deadly disease – one that threatens even the life of the Doctor himself. But that’s not the biggest problem: Amy’s gone and got herself trapped in a very unusual hospital. How long will she have to wait before the Doctor comes back for her this time?
A quote was also given:
AMY: Apalapucia. What a beautiful word.
THE DOCTOR: Beautiful word, beautiful world. Apalapucia – voted number two planet in the top ten greatest destinations for the discerning intergalactic traveller.
RORY: Why couldn’t we go to number one?
THE DOCTOR: Everyone goes to number one. It’s hideous. Planet of the coffee shops.
And a few plot details:
The Doctor takes Amy and Rory for a relaxing break on Apalapucia, not realising that the planet is ravaged by a deadly disease – one that threatens even the life of the Doctor himself. But that’s not the biggest problem: Amy’s gone and got herself trapped in a very unusual hospital. How long will she have to wait before the Doctor comes back for her this time?
A quote was also given:
AMY: Apalapucia. What a beautiful word.
THE DOCTOR: Beautiful word, beautiful world. Apalapucia – voted number two planet in the top ten greatest destinations for the discerning intergalactic traveller.
RORY: Why couldn’t we go to number one?
THE DOCTOR: Everyone goes to number one. It’s hideous. Planet of the coffee shops.
And a few plot details:
- This is the ‘Doctor-lite episode’…
- …though it won’t seem like it because the Doctor is always present in some way
- The draft of the story was very ‘timey wimey’, but it got toned down
- It takes place in an alien healthcare clinic called the Twostreams facility
- Amy gets separated from the Doctor and Rory
- The facility is set up to care for sufferers of a disease know as Chen7
- Chen7 only affects beings with two hearts…
- …so The Doctor is confined to the TARDIS
- Rory gets some specs through which the Doctor can watch and communicate through
- The Handbots are well meaning, but deadly hospital robots …
- …They are determined to inject Amy with medicine which would kill any human
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Wednesday, 17 August 2011
More Promo Pictures
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Let's Kill Hitler Clips
Two clips for Let's Kill Hitler have been released by the BBC.
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Karen Gillan on Part 2
Karen Gillan talks about what's to come in the second half of Series 6.
New Promo Pictures for Part 2
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Part 2,
River Song,
Rory Williams,
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