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  The Gallifreyan Embassy is pleased to announce our 5th episode of Doctor Who: Podshock is now available. If you are subscribing to our podcast via the RSS feed, you will get it automatically. If not, you can also grab it manually using the link below.
In this episode, The passing of actor Michael Sheard, a follow-up on John Barrowman, live Cybermen, we reflect on Doctor Who: Earthshock - the DVD release, listener feedback and more. We feature the latest Doctor Who news and discussions from both US and UK perspectives. Hosted by Ken Deep and Louis Trapani in the US and James Naughton in the UK.
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 5 (MP3 format, 27.5 MB)
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 James, Ken, Louis;
Thanks for doing a fairly lengthy piece on my "Second Key" photo story. I listened intently as you spent a fair amount of time commenting glowingly on my story.
As you talked about it, I realized I gave you very little background on myself and my history. For my first Doctor Who photo story, Redemption, I did a "Behind the TARDIS" page which describes in great detail just why I did it, giving a lot of the background and motivations for the story.
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  A new remote-controlled Dalek modeled after the new look introduced in the 2005 series is being touted to be this year's number 1 toy in the UK by The Sun newspaper.
The Sun is offering a chance to win one of 50 of these Daleks when you buy today's Sun newspaper.
The 12 inch tall Dalek will be available in stores next week and will sell for £39.99 in the UK. It features an illuminated eye, flashing lights, and the infamous Dalek synthesized speech including, "Halt, or you will be EXTERMINATED!"
"Daleks have brought some of the most dramatic moments in TV history. These models will give hours of play to anyone wanting to escape into the role of something as exciting as a Dalek," said Jerry Healy, of Character Options, the maker of the Dalek toy.
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 The Gallifreyan Embassy is pleased to announce our 4th episode of Doctor Who: Podshock is now available. If you are subscribing to our podcast via the RSS feed, you will get it automatically. If not, you can also grab it manually using the link below.
In this episode, K9 returns to Doctor Who, watch Doctor Who episodes on mobile phones, we review a Doctor Who Photo Story by Sean Huxter, convention news, and listener feedback and more. We feature the latest Doctor Who news and discussions from both US and UK perspectives. Hosted by Ken Deep and Louis Trapani in the US and James Naughton in the UK.
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 4 (AAC format, 30.9 MB)
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  From the BBC news, a Doctor Who staple actor Michael Sheard passes away at age 65. Guest appearances included "Mind of Evil," "Pyramids of Mars" (DVD includes his commentary), "The Ark," "Invisible Enemy," "Castrovalva," "Rememberance of the Daleks," and the Blake's 7 episode "Powerplay."
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After reading Sean Huxter's excellent Doctor Who Photo-story, I've been surfing around for other decent Doctor Who fan ficton.
Obviously it goes without saying that fan-films are a huge part of science fiction in general - particularly so of mainstream series like Star Wars. This ranges from things that are entriely comedic in nature to serious fan films. Most of these films now have excellent production values considering budget, largely thanks to the computing revolution of recent years.
One of the most popular databases for fan films is that of fanfilms.net, so if you are looking for a wide variety of fan films this should be your first port of call. Currently the Doctor Who Section of this site has 95 films listed.
From this site I managed to find a local studio called Westlake Films, who are based in Sowerby Bridge here in West Yorkshire. They are a group of Whovians who get together frequently to produce funny films based on the Doctor Who universe. Particularly good is a series called Star Trek VS. Doctor Who, which as the name suggests, pits two of the most popular sci-fi series in order to determine which is the best of all time. I thought that the scenes with the inflatable daleks were hilarious!
Another particularly good story is that of the Nemesis of Doom where we see the ninth Doctor and his unknown companion roaming the streets of Yorkshire, closely followed by the Master. It's all good fun and makes good viewing when you have a few minutes spare. Anyway - check it out and let me know what you think. 7 comments
Most Recent Post: 11/08 04:02AM by Louis
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 We're calling all Doctor Who fans to encourage our local PBS station to inquire about the new series.
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 I've been enjoying your Pod Casts. I just got into listening to PodCasts this past week. I love listening to talk radio while working, as well as the Big Finish Audios, Hitchhiker's Guide, anything entertaining, really.
I thought you might want to hear about my Doctor Who photo story, "The Second Key".
I'd describe it, but it's easier if I just show you.
http://sean.adventureteam.com/pages/dw-secondkey/dw-title.htm
This is the Title Page. Click the image for the index, and start reading with the Prologue.
It's unfinished, but six of the eight chapters are complete. Work is underway on "Segment Six" as I write.
Please enjoy!
Sean Huxter
sean@huxter.org 4 comments
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 The Gallifreyan Embassy is pleased to announce our third episode of Doctor Who: Podshock is now available. If you are subscribing to our podcast via the RSS feed, you will get it automatically. If not, you can also grab it manually using the link below.
In Episode 3, we feature the latest Doctor Who news and discussions from both US and UK perspectives brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy. In this episode: A new monster created by a 9 year old boy will be seen in the next series, Will John Barrowman (Captain Jack) return? - as well as a review of the Big Finish audio adventure, 'The Next Life,' and listener feedback, plus so much more! Hosted by Ken Deep and Louis Trapani in the US and James Naughton in the UK.
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 3 (AAC format, 26.6 MB)
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 From a BBC Press Release: K-9 to return!
Doctor Who is reunited with K9
Date: 24.08.2005
Today David Tennant, the Tenth Time Lord, will be reunited with two of his favourite and most iconic companions - Sarah Jane Smith and the faithful robot dog, K9.
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 Brock Peters Dies In recent years, he played Admiral Cartwright in two
of the "Star Trek" feature films. He also appeared in
numerous TV shows. His distinctive deep bass voice was the voice of Darth Vader in the Star Wars Radio Dramas
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 The BBC will be selling classic episodes of Doctor Who and Red Dwarf to view on mobile cell phones. BBC Worldwide, the commercial department of the BBC has teamed with ROK Player, a mobile phone content firm to sell special multimedia memory cards (digital video chips or DVC) which can be played on compatible phones.
 For £17, the ROK Player web site, Choices video outlets, and Nokia stores will sell a DVC with a special Doctor Who story and three episodes of Red Dwarf. Also to be offered will be music videos, shorts, and films such as Wallace and Gromit, Pink Floyd, and The Shawshank Redemption.
The BBC will kick it off this new product line initially with the 90 minute 1983 Doctor Who story, "The Five Doctors". The Red Dwarf episodes include "Maroon" (series 3), "Quarantine" (series 5), and "Cassandra" (series 8).
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 William Grantham, age 9 of Colchester, Essex (UK), monstrous creation called "Abzorbaloff" won the competition by the Blue Peter television show to create a new Doctor Who monster. The "Abzorbaloff" absorbs its victims and will now be featured in the series with David Tennant and Billie Piper.
The contest drew in 43,920 entries, a new record since 1993 for Blue Peter. The judges panel consisted of David Tennant (the 10th Doctor) and Russell T Davies (executive producer and lead writer) of Doctor Who.
See the full "Abzorbaloff" first place winner monster and other runners up at the Blue Peter web page: Design a monstor for 'Doctor Who' winners.
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 The Gallifreyan Embassy is pleased to announce our second episode of Doctor Who: Podshock is now available. If you are subscribing to our podcast via the RSS feed, you will get it automatically. If not, you can also grab it manually using the link below.
In Episode 2, we feature the latest Doctor Who news and discussions from both US and UK perspectives brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy. In this episode, Chris Evans is being urged to guest star in the next series, a book review of 'Monsters Inside,' Doctor Who toys, audio adventures (Big Finish Audio), web-cast adventures, DVD releases, and more! Hosted by Ken Deep and Louis Trapani in the US and James Naughton in the UK.
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 2 (AAC format, 24.2 MB)
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 2 (MP3 format, 23.9 MB)
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