I haven't listened yet - will save them all up for the weekend!

3 days to go, and Part 1 of Web of Lies.

Well, I'm happy to report that my Second Doctor dream from last month has apparently saved the paper cheque.

Squee Torchwood in three days, yeah........

Torchwood day tomorrow i cant wait hope it isnt a let down but i think it wont be as RTD is in charge!

Ken

New fans thread and TW starting this week, its just too much

*faints*

I wonder what ian would have thought of the TW shananigans

Hello

Work intervened and didn't quite get around to the countdown in the last couple of days... but Torchwood Day has arrived! Well, for those of us who have waited, anyway!

JB receiving his Honorary Degree from the RSAMD in Glasgow last week. I work ten minutes away from there, and didn't know about it until too late...

Daleks invade London!

Interview with JB and Bill Pullman.

*pops head round door*

Any loose spoilers running about?

*has a quick look round*

Phew!

Congrats on Part Ian guys and gals!

Torchwood tonight! Sooooooooooooooooo excited

Hey all happy TWDAY looking forwards to the premier tonight as I have resisted the temptation to dl the American broadcast, exciting having it back and with mekhi in the mix t will be interesting as he has proven in the past to be very versatile in er and lie to me and such...... Roll on 9pm

Ken

I think I might be watching Doctor Who tonight in preparation for torchwood.

I will probably watch TW too. Didn't much bother with it before, although I have seen COE.

Love the dalek invasion of london photos. Which reminds me - haven't been to the exhibition yet. Had my original planned date scuppered and have to rearrange.

Great. I watched it before COE, but must say that COE really blew me away.

Sorry to hear about the exhibition, a gentleman like yourself should not have his date scuppered (lovely word).

I am glad it is "only" ten parts. I have begun other american style "one long story" things before and given up when i realised I didnt have the stamina for 22 episodes a year for X years.

I think The Wire was about ten one hour episodes (per "story"). I could have watched the lot in one sitting I think. But I am not expecting that standard. Nothing is as good as The Wire.

I'm excited to see it on the BBC. I will be posting a review when I've watched it properly in my usual style. I think the radio play yesterday was great preparation for me and a plea

COME BACK MUTTLEY - WE NEED YOUR VIEW IN HERE TONIGHT JUST FOR A LITTLE BIT

Supports Tumpy, come back Muttley!

Anyway, I would never write a full review. I quite liked it. I didn't mind the American characters. I think the whole premise is actually intriguing and an interesting problem. What would happen if nobody could die!

It had a helicopter. Love helicopters. Doctor Who should have more helicopters.

(**Miranda style voice**I cant stop saying helicopter)

Pretty good. Gwen very good.

"Wales is insane". Did he visit swansea too then?

That was my in depth review. Move over Kenneth Tynan.

Doctor Who has helicopters. Don't you remember the bad wolf one

It was a very good review Nebo.

Also the helicopter in The End of Time part 1 (although we saw in Confidential that there wasn't a real one).

Of course, and wasn't there one ... in ... the one with the Sontarans?

I think so... The Poison Sky. UNIT has some. Did they use one in Planet of the Dead?

Kid with a whirlygig helicopter ran past Amy, at the start of the TEH duckpond scene.

They must have, they were Unit


Ah plot thickens, this is a new helicopter agenda. Maybe the helicopter is the new bad. There was nobody in the helicopter, the helicopter is an alien life form, turning everyone into someone else.

Yes indeed!


Where's Gene the Cow when you need him?

Are you saying my theory is sh*te.

How dare you, it's well thought out and I provided all the necessary evidence

No, I'm just saying it belongs in the toilet thread!

Maybe we should keep the toilet thread for all these theories