Set your DVRs so you can see David Tennant and his great change.
Which is an obvious segue to this:
No, we have absolutely no shame.
The Waters Of Mars is this Saturday, The End Of Time part 1 is next week (day after Christmas) and part 2 is January 2nd.
The Vagrant Queen, written by Magdalene Visaggio, illustrated by Jason Smith, and published by Vault Comics, is coming to SYFY in 2020 in a new 10-episode, one-hour science fiction adventure series starring Adriyan Rae. What’s it about? Former child queen Elida was driven from her throne at age ten and forced to wander the galaxy,…
PULP REVIEWS BY RON FORTIER AND ALL PULP’S BOOK A DAY! THE BONUS By Georgia Lowe Lucky Dime Press 398 pages Release Date – Oct.10, 2010 ISBN 10 – 0615371450 ISBN 13 – 978-0615371450 (historical fiction/drama) The trouble with most history books is that they are generally impersonal. They offer up the facts and then…
DIAMONDBACK: IT SEEMED LIKE A GOOD IDEA AT THE TIMEDerrick FergusonPulpwork PressISBN 978-0-9797-3298-0 Derrick Ferguson is well-known in the pulp community, primarily for his character Dillon. But he’s also the creator of Fortune McCall, Sebastian Red and… Diamondback Vogel. It’s that last character who gets the spotlight here, in a story set in the shared…
Mark Mardon was a petty career criminal whose capture was, ironically, the best thing that ever happened to him. On his way to prison, Mardon escaped and fled to the home of his brother Clyde. Clyde was a scientist and had just created a wand that could control weather in its immediate vicinity. The brothers…
Or: How an idea from geek culture can change the course of a Presidential race.
Before the new television season kicks off next week, ABC is already reloading their larder with five new series. Among them is Cupid, a revival of the one-hit wonder series from a decade ago. Created by Veronica Mars’ Rob Thomas, it debuted on September 26, 1998 and starred Jeremy Piven as a man who might or…
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What about the new 45 minute cartoon "Dreamland" ???? will that be shown too !
thanks for the reminder. I'm going to be out Saturday night and don't want to miss it.I really have enjoyed Tennant as the Doctor, after initially have reservations. I have to rank him among my favorite regenerations now.
Call me a self-promoter, but I'm doing the Post-game wrap-up for Doctor Who at newsarama now – http://www.newsarama.com/tv/091221-Post-Game-Doct…
You're a self promoter.
I've seen it. I definitely didn't expect it to end that way, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. I'm just curious if this is the path the show will take post-David and post-Russell since he's leaving when Doctor #11 gets started.
Seems more like they're going that way to give them an excuse to "reboot" the character a bit. I wouldn't be surprised if the the next doctor is a lot less "been there, done that" than he's been lately.
These past two episodes have been rather heavy and we have seen a side of the Doctor we have not seen before. It is one that demonstrates that he can be just as nasty & arrogant as The Master can be in certain situations. I actually fear for Donna Noble in the final episode, but that's all I want to say in case others are waiting for the second part of the story to view it back to back.I think we may see a 'lighter' Doctor, at least for a while. Perhaps one less sure of himself. Hope we see the 'new' Doctor meet up with some of his previous companions, if only to see their reactions.