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  Episode 137 of Doctor Who: Podshock is now available.
"'I'm the Doctor! The one. The only... And the best!"
Outpost Gallifrey Presents:
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 137
Running Time: 1:03:42
The Next Doctor Live Review 1 of 2: In this live over-the-net show, we review the 2008 Doctor Who Christmas special, The Next Doctor. Due to the length of the live show, this podcast has been broken up into 2 parts, this being the first. Hosted by Louis Trapani, James Naughton, and Ken Deep, with Taras Hnatyshyn, and Dave Cooper.
Brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and presented by Outpost Gallifrey.
>> Subscribe via iTunes
Below are the links to the Enhanced Podcast AAC format and MP3 format version of the podcast.
-> Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 137 (Enhanced Podcast AAC format, 28.3 MB)
-> Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 137 (MP3 format, 29.2 MB)
If you are subscribing to our podcast via one of the feeds, you will get it automatically. If not, you can also grab it manually using one of the links above.
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 The Sonic Newsdriver, a podcast delivering selected Doctor Who related news stories to you sonically. This podcast had previously been previewed on the Doctor Who: Podshock feed is now on its own feed. Here are the episodes for the week of the 12th of January 2009
It now has it's own feed, see below for links to it and to subscribe via iTunes.
If you are already subscribed, you will automatically receive this episode via the the feed. If not, you can download it here using the link below:
-> Sonic Newsdriver - Episode 20090114 (14 January 2009, MP3 format, 6.8 MB (running time 14:52)) (details)
-> Sonic Newsdriver - Episode 20090116 (16 January 2009, MP3 format, 5.8 MB (running time 12:37)) (details)
Visit sonicnewsdriver.com or arttrap.com for detailed episode descriptions.
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  We join other Doctor Who fans in mourning the passing of John Scott Martin as reported on Outpost Gallifrey: John Scott Martin (1926-2009) who passed away at the age of 82 on the 6th of January 2009 while battling Parkinson's disease.
Appearing in more than 110 episodes of Doctor Who, he may have been best known as being the chief Dalek operator. "I always thought playing a Dalek was as interesting as playing a cow in a pantomime - there was potential to put some personality into it. We had to believe that the Dalek was not a human being, yet it was still a being. That's not to say it wasn't really nasty," he had stated.
 He had hoped to return to the series when it returned to television screens in 2005 as this BBC story indicates from 2004, Dalek veteran makes comeback bid.
His part in Doctor Who were not just limited to Daleks, as he played other roles such as a miner in The Green Death during the duration of the series original run. In addition he has worked in films such as Pink Floyd's The Wall, Monty Python's The Meaning of Life, and Erik the Viking.
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 Continuing his tradition of re-inventing classic characters, Steven Moffat has just enough time to give us his take on Sherlock Holmes before starting work on Doctor Who. Along with co-producers Mark Gatiss and Sue Vertue, Moffat will be doing for Holmes and Watson what he recently did for Jekyll and Hyde. Though initially reported by the media in August of 2008, M & G's upcoming Sherlock Holmes adaptation drew little attention until the BBC issued a full press release in the week of the broadcast of "The Next Doctor". Follow-up reporting on the event has been drowned out by coverage of the Matt Smith's election as the Eleventh Doctor. Nevertheless, the project appears to be what Moffat will be doing while RTD finishes out his lame duck term. Piers Wenger, the incoming Doctor Who exec and current BBC Wales Head of Drama, has said, "Our Sherlock is a dynamic superhero in a modern world, an arrogant, genius sleuth driven by a desire to prove himself cleverer than the perpetrator and the police, everyone in fact." A recent Mark Gatiss interview suggests the setting of Sherlock will be 2009.
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 The BBC have had to push back against concerns that BBC employees, or their agents, may have placed bets on Matt Smith becoming the Eleventh Doctor.
A report in the Mirror says that Matt Smith's odds mysteriously increased from 33:1 to 10:1 in the hours before the official announcement. The Telegraph states that some online betting sites, such as betfair.com, made Smith a 1:3 favorite immediately prior to the airing of Doctor Who Confidential. Since the strengthening of the odds came largely as the result of new bets being placed on Smith, rather than any arbitrary raising of the line by a brokerage, the BBC have had to deny they had "any knowledge of suspicious betting activity".
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 The latest AFTERSHOCK episode of Doctor Who: Podshock is now available.
Meet the 11th Doctor
Outpost Gallifrey Presents:
Doctor Who: Podshock - Aftershock 20090103
Running Time: 0:30:15
Ken Deep, James Naughton, and Louis Trapani discuss the announcement of Matt Smith as the 11th Doctor.
Brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and presented by Outpost Gallifrey.
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-> Doctor Who: Podshock - Aftershock 20090103 (Enhanced Podcast AAC format, 13.6 MB)
-> Doctor Who: Podshock - Aftershock 20090103 (MP3 format, 13.9 MB)
If you are subscribing to our podcast via one of the feeds, you will get it automatically. If not, you can also grab it manually using one of the links above. 4 comments
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  It has been announced that Matt Smith will be taking the wheel or console controls of the TARDIS after David Tennant leaves the role of the Doctor in Doctor Who. As predicted this should be happening next year in 2010. At 26 years of age, he is now the youngest actor to take the part, a position previously held by Peter Davison.
The Gallifreyan Embassy welcomes Matt to the role as the 11th Doctor.
For details and more information visit the BBC news article here: BBC News: New Doctor actor is youngest ever.
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Most Recent Post: 01/04 03:54AM by spoo
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| Imagine this scenario.
You love Quentin Tarantino. You've been told — by an official BBC press announcement, no less — that he's going to direct a two-parter for Doctor Who in 2010. But then you watch part 2 and you see someone else's name in the credits. Only after the fact do you understand that because of unavoidable circumstance, Tarentino had to fly back the US and leave the conclusion to someone the BBC scraped up at the last minute. And they didn't even have the decency to issue a press release about the switch. How would you feel about that?
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| BBC News are reporting that the 11th Doctor will be revealed tomorrow, January 3rd 2009, during a special Doctor Who Confidential to be shown on BBC1 at 5:35pm.
For the full news story visit the BBC News website 1 comments
Most Recent Post: 01/03 01:03PM by Canadianwitch
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 Episode 136 of Doctor Who: Podshock is now available.
"'They've all got someone else. Still, that's fine. I'm fine."
Outpost Gallifrey Presents:
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 136
Running Time: 1:27:57
2008 Series Live Review Show: Join panelists from other podcasts assembled here for a live over-the-net show reviewing the 2008 series of Doctor Who (AKA "series 4"). Hosted by Louis Trapani. Guest panelists: Dave Cooper (CIA - We are not L.I.N.D.A. and Daveac Video Blog), Diann Walling (CIA - We are not L.I.N.D.A.), West Hubbard (CIA - We are not L.I.N.D.A.), Warren Frey and Chris Burgess (Radio Free Skaro), Michael Gilroy-Sinclair (Tin Dog Podcast and DWO The Whocast), Emily (Cue the Film), Jarrod Cooper (Timelines/Hurricane Who: A Doctor Who Sci-Fi Convention), Colin Bordley, and Darth Skeptical.
Brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and presented by Outpost Gallifrey.
>> Subscribe via iTunes
Below are the links to the Enhanced Podcast AAC format and MP3 format version of the podcast.
-> Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 136 (Enhanced Podcast AAC format, 38.4 MB)
-> Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 136 (MP3 format, 40.3 MB)
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| Australian TV news site TV Tonight is reporting that the 2008 Doctor Who Christmas Special, The Next Doctor, will be shown in Australia albeit a month after the original broadcast screening.
Last seasons, Australian viewers had to wait for up to nine months to be shown the Christmas Specials, which would precede the airing of each season. However, The Next Doctor is planned to air at 7:30pm Sunday January 25 on ABC1. This is the night before Australia Day which is a public holiday Australia-wide.
Source: TV Tonight 2 comments
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 Episode 2 of The Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi podcast is now available. If you are subscribing to it via iTunes or another podcast catcher client, you will get it automatically. If not, you can download it from the links below. NOTE: This episode is not appearing on the Doctor Who: Podshock feeds as episode 1 did as a preview episode. If you like to subscribe, the links are below (See read more).
Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi - Episode 2
Running Time: 1:05:42
It's remake, revisit, and re-envision madness in this episode with discussions on Red Dwarf, Survivors, Life on Mars, Day of the Triffids, Star Trek, etc.
The special Blake's 7 Audio Adventures offer from Mike's Comics is still in effect. As is the contest.
Hosted by Louis Trapani, Ken Deep, and James Naughton.
Below are the links to the Enhanced Podcast AAC format and MP3 format version of the first episode of the Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi podcast.
>> Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi - Ep. 2 (Enhanced Podcast AAC, 29.6 MB)
>> Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi - Ep. 2 (MP3, 30.1 MB)
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Peter Davison speaking at the New England Fan Experience on the 22nd of November 2008 about his experience coming back to the role of the 5th Doctor in the special mini-episode, Time Crash for the Children in Need BBC fundraiser in 2007.
This video was shot using a Flip Mino SD camera hand held and it must have focused on the heads in the audience directly in front (there is no manual focus) and therefore Peter is a bit blurry here. Nevertheless, it's still an interesting story he tells.
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 We would like to take some time out to thank those that have taken it upon themselves to donate to the Gallifreyan Embassy / Doctor Who: Podshock. The website and podcast is brought to you by support from vistors, listeners, and viewers like yourself. We always appreciated the support given by our audience, but now more than ever it makes a difference.
It's the holiday season and perhaps due to it we have seen donations pick up a bit. Once again, thank you so much. To that end, we have in addition to the open ended one-time donation (any amount you like to give) option, we have added a recurring option as well so that you can easily continue your support from year to year.
To make a donation simply go to Donations and Support or see the left sidebar block of our website.
If you haven't noticed, we also changed some of the affiliate store items in our Gallifreyan Embassy Stores and Affiliates. These affiliate relationships help a little as well.
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 Episode 135 of Doctor Who: Podshock is now available.
"'What have you done to my TARDIS? You've changed the desktop theme, haven't you?"
Outpost Gallifrey Presents:
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 135
Running Time: 1:20:00
Peter Davison joins us again this time in person at the New England Fan Experience to continue our interview, plus news and feedback (Doctor Who: Podshock Public Call Box call, Gordon Davie in Edinburgh, Brad in North Carolina, Joe Yu, DDDienst, etc.). Hosted by Louis Trapani, Ken Deep, and James Naughton.
Brought to you by the Gallifreyan Embassy and presented by Outpost Gallifrey.
Promos: CIA - We are not L.I.N.D.A., Radio Free Skaro, Sonic Newsdriver, Cue the Film podcast
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Below are the links to the Enhanced Podcast AAC format and MP3 format version of the podcast.
-> Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 135 (Enhanced Podcast AAC format, 36.8 MB)
-> Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 135 (MP3 format, 36.6 MB)
If you are subscribing to our podcast via one of the feeds, you will get it automatically. If not, you can also grab it manually using one of the links above.
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