Doctor Who Intros 1963-2010
The top three and the final two are the ones that produce actual visceral emotional reactions in me. The top three give me a combination of nostalgia and delight, the final two just happiness.
(Although I never saw the top right one in colour when it was being broadcast.)
(via wilwheaton)
Just noticed this one too.
I miss my recording-an-album-in-Australia wife and wish I had a TARDIS, this evening.
THE DOCTOR WHO EPISODE I WROTE, THE DOCTOR’S WIFE, IS NOW UP ON NETFLIX
Actually, the title says it all. Season 6 of Doctor Who is streaming on Netflix, so if you haven’t seen “The Doctor’s Wife”, now’s your chance.
Hang on. I will go and find something to randomly illustrate this with, by searching for “Idris” on DeviantArt & picking the first thing that makes me smile.
Just in case you are thinking, “What would Neil Gaiman say if someone stuck a camera in his face on the set of the Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me Special and asked what his favourite Doctor Who moments of 2011 were?”. Now you can find out.
WARNING. I look sort of rumpled.
Charlie McDonnell and I, on the TARDIS set, talking about The Doctor’s Wife.
One of the best things that happened to me in Tasmania early this year was watching FourPlay start an impromptu version of this backstage at the Monafoma festival.
Nakedly commercial message.
THE 2012 Doctor Who Brilliant Book has just come out. I write a page about the Corsair ( Remember him/her? The Time Lord with the Ouroboros tattoo? “ohh, she was a bad girl…”) from The Doctor’s Wife, and Mark Buckingham and I did a 3 page comic of a deleted scene from The Doctor’s Wife in it.
Here’s a few Mark Buckingham panels of the Rain Gods bit before they were lettered.
Petrichor = The smell of dust after rain.
I do love this ad. Loved it since I spotted it on Twitter. (And I half-wish that BPAL would get the license to make it.)
(And, talking about the show, not the parodic commentary, I loved that a word from a telepathic password came back to them when Amy and Rory were discussing what to call their new perfume line. And I wonder if they also do a Crimson, a Delight and, of course, an Eleven in their perfume line.)
Everything you need to know in order to understand Doctor Who. Done in Cross-stitch.
