Well the latest trailer for the up coming Doctor Who specials was realsed early today and showed us some of what we can expect in the new series.
The trailer started off with images of Galifrey which shows that Gallifrey will return in the specials and that the Time Lords will most likely appear in some shape or form. We also saw The Tardis pulling The Earth just like in "Journey's End". This is as of yet unknown to how it fits into the plot. The Ood Sphere and the Ood along with the Elder Ood also made an appearence and because they appeared in the trailer a fair bit it is rumored they will have a complete episode 2 themselfs. Skaro and the Daleks also made an appearence and looks like they could very well be the main villian of the finale. The Judoon made a breif appearence but again it is yet unknown how they fit into the story. The Sontarans will also return which could see them in at least one episode.
Some of The Cast was also confirmed.
Matt Smith as The Doctor
Karen Gillian as Amy Pond
Keria Knightley as A Time Lord
Cheryl Cole as Ashley
Julian Bleach as Davros
Brid Brennan as The Visionary
Christopher Ryan as Sontaran
Doctor Who The Dying Dream airs on the 11th of December while The Master Plan airs on the 17th of December and Worlds End appears on the 20th and 24th of December. Part 1 on the 20th and Part 2 on the 24th. Thank you for Reading.
Saturday, 4 September 2010
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
Finished
Well today saw the final episode be completed. Callum has now finished with Doctor Who and concentrate on TMNT. He is now looking to see if anyone wants 2 take over in his place and take over the blog. The Final episode will be shown Christmas Eve 2010. Thanks for reading.
Thursday, 15 July 2010
Doctor Who Winter Update
Well Steven Moffat's Series 5 has finished and a trailer with footage from previous series has been shown advertising World's End in December and now we are now back bringing news to you about what's happening.
Filming started in the middle of April which was filmed for Episode 2: The Dying Future. The episode has had several changes made right up till the end of June. Filming started for Episode 3: The Master Plan on the 28th of June and lasted a week which has Keira Knightley and Hayden Christien. The Daleks are also in the episode which is 13 Minutes long. World's End Part 1 was filmed last week and has now been finished and it lasts 23 Minutes. All trailers have also been made for the episode's.
World's End Part 2 started filming today and was meant to be finished for tomoz but because filming has started late it has been set back a week which could also upset the TMNT filming schelede.
We will bring you more news when we have it. Thanks for Reading.
Filming started in the middle of April which was filmed for Episode 2: The Dying Future. The episode has had several changes made right up till the end of June. Filming started for Episode 3: The Master Plan on the 28th of June and lasted a week which has Keira Knightley and Hayden Christien. The Daleks are also in the episode which is 13 Minutes long. World's End Part 1 was filmed last week and has now been finished and it lasts 23 Minutes. All trailers have also been made for the episode's.
World's End Part 2 started filming today and was meant to be finished for tomoz but because filming has started late it has been set back a week which could also upset the TMNT filming schelede.
We will bring you more news when we have it. Thanks for Reading.
Sunday, 27 June 2010
Saturday, 26 June 2010
The Big Bang
Following on from the cliffhanger of "The Pandorica Opens", the universe appears to end as the Doctor is placed in the Pandorica, a prison designed for him by his greatest foes, leaving only the Earth, the Moon, and a sun-like light source in a black void. The Auton version of Rory still tends over Amy's lifeless body after he shot her, but is surprised when a future version of the Doctor, using a Vortex Manipulator, temporarily appears and gives him his sonic screwdriver and instructions to open the Pandorica. Rory does so, recovering the Doctor and placing Amy inside where she will be restored and held in stasis. Rory stays with the Pandorica, guarding it through nearly two millennia, while the Doctor uses the Vortex Manipulator to jump forward in time to contemporary time. There, he provides hints to young Amelia Pond—Amy's younger self who has dreams of a star-filled sky—to go to a natural history museum where the Pandorica is on display while Rory, now a security guard, still watches over it. Amelia is able to open the Pandorica, releasing the healed Amy. Amelia soon disappears as the universe begins to collapse further.
The Doctor reunites with Amy and Rory, and uses the Vortex Manipulator to pass his screwdriver to Rory in the past, and to rescue River Song from a time loop from the destruction of the TARDIS. They discover a stone Dalek has also been released by the opening of the Pandorica, and, while fleeing from it, the Doctor surmises that it is a fragment of the old, star-filled universe that is stored within the Pandorica. They soon meet another version of the Doctor, twelve minutes in the future, who has been shot by the Dalek; the future version of the Doctor whispers something to the current version, and then passes away. The Doctor, Amy, Rory, and River continue to flee from the Dalek as the Doctor explains that if they can transfer the remnants of the old universe simultaneously to every point of the collapsing universe, they may be able to restore the old universe. The Doctor is then shot by the Dalek, and jumps back to the past, while River mercilessly kills the Dalek.
It is shown that the future Doctor did not die after jumping back in time twelve minutes, but instead used the opportunity to get his earlier self to create a distraction, allowing him to program the Pandorica to fly into the sun-like source—the remnants of the explosion of the TARDIS—in order to restore the universe. When Amy, Rory, and River return, the Doctor explains that Amy, having lived near the cracks in the universe all her life, has the ability to recall people that were consumed by the cracks back into being once the old universe is restored, and that he will be trapped in the voids between universes once the cracks close. The Doctor then pilots the Pandorica into the TARDIS explosion.
The Doctor finds himself rewinding through his life as an observer. Amy is able to hear him, however, and he tries to tell her to remember what he told her when she was seven. ("Flesh and Stone") Arriving on the day he met Amelia Pond ("The Eleventh Hour"), he finds the young girl asleep outside, waiting for his return. The Doctor carries Amelia to bed, and tells her a story about a daft old man who had borrowed a really blue magic box that was brand new and ancient at the same time. He then steps into the crack in Amelia's bedroom wall, sealing the cracks completely. Amelia lives out her life with the family that she had remembered back into existence, including her mother and father. On her wedding day to Rory, she feels as if she is forgetting something. When she sees River Song with her diary, its cover fashioned after the TARDIS' appearance, she suddenly remembers the Doctor's story of "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue", and upon its recollection, the Doctor and the TARDIS are restored. The Doctor joins in the wedding celebration.
After the wedding, the Doctor gives River the Vortex Manipulator to return to her time in the future. River sadly warns the Doctor he will soon learn who she truly is, and that it will change everything. Aboard the TARDIS, the Doctor explains to Amy and Rory that there still remain unanswered questions about the destruction of the TARDIS, but before they can contemplate that, the Doctor receives a telephone call alerting him to the presence of an escaped Egyptian goddess on the Orient Express in space. Rory and Amy decide to join him, and the three leave on their next adventure.
The Doctor reunites with Amy and Rory, and uses the Vortex Manipulator to pass his screwdriver to Rory in the past, and to rescue River Song from a time loop from the destruction of the TARDIS. They discover a stone Dalek has also been released by the opening of the Pandorica, and, while fleeing from it, the Doctor surmises that it is a fragment of the old, star-filled universe that is stored within the Pandorica. They soon meet another version of the Doctor, twelve minutes in the future, who has been shot by the Dalek; the future version of the Doctor whispers something to the current version, and then passes away. The Doctor, Amy, Rory, and River continue to flee from the Dalek as the Doctor explains that if they can transfer the remnants of the old universe simultaneously to every point of the collapsing universe, they may be able to restore the old universe. The Doctor is then shot by the Dalek, and jumps back to the past, while River mercilessly kills the Dalek.
It is shown that the future Doctor did not die after jumping back in time twelve minutes, but instead used the opportunity to get his earlier self to create a distraction, allowing him to program the Pandorica to fly into the sun-like source—the remnants of the explosion of the TARDIS—in order to restore the universe. When Amy, Rory, and River return, the Doctor explains that Amy, having lived near the cracks in the universe all her life, has the ability to recall people that were consumed by the cracks back into being once the old universe is restored, and that he will be trapped in the voids between universes once the cracks close. The Doctor then pilots the Pandorica into the TARDIS explosion.
The Doctor finds himself rewinding through his life as an observer. Amy is able to hear him, however, and he tries to tell her to remember what he told her when she was seven. ("Flesh and Stone") Arriving on the day he met Amelia Pond ("The Eleventh Hour"), he finds the young girl asleep outside, waiting for his return. The Doctor carries Amelia to bed, and tells her a story about a daft old man who had borrowed a really blue magic box that was brand new and ancient at the same time. He then steps into the crack in Amelia's bedroom wall, sealing the cracks completely. Amelia lives out her life with the family that she had remembered back into existence, including her mother and father. On her wedding day to Rory, she feels as if she is forgetting something. When she sees River Song with her diary, its cover fashioned after the TARDIS' appearance, she suddenly remembers the Doctor's story of "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue", and upon its recollection, the Doctor and the TARDIS are restored. The Doctor joins in the wedding celebration.
After the wedding, the Doctor gives River the Vortex Manipulator to return to her time in the future. River sadly warns the Doctor he will soon learn who she truly is, and that it will change everything. Aboard the TARDIS, the Doctor explains to Amy and Rory that there still remain unanswered questions about the destruction of the TARDIS, but before they can contemplate that, the Doctor receives a telephone call alerting him to the presence of an escaped Egyptian goddess on the Orient Express in space. Rory and Amy decide to join him, and the three leave on their next adventure.
Saturday, 19 June 2010
The Pandorica Opens
The Doctor and Amy Pond travel to the oldest planet in the universe where a legendary message turns out to be another "calling card" of Dr. River Song. Following the coordinates from the message, they arrive at Roman Britain in 102 AD and find River posing as Cleopatra. River explains that she has received warning of the destruction of the TARDIS from a painting by Vincent Van Gogh ("Vincent and the Doctor") that in 1941 reached Winston Churchill and Professor Bracewell ("Victory of the Daleks"). Churchill had attempted to warn the Doctor himself, but the TARDIS instead connected his call to River; she subsequently escaped from prison and encountered Liz 10 ("The Beast Below"), who had Van Gogh's painting in her collection, and then used a Vortex Manipulator to transport herself to the oldest planet then to the coordinates in the painting. The Doctor realises the painting and destruction of the TARDIS may be connected to the "Pandorica", a fabled prison for the universe's deadliest being, and rationalises that it must be stored in a memorable location, the site of Stonehenge.
At Stonehenge, the Doctor, Amy, and River find a passage to an underground area, which the Doctor terms "Underhenge". Inside, they find the Pandorica, a room-sized metal box outfitted with every type of lock imaginable. The Doctor and River become concerned when they discover that the Pandorica is opening from inside and transmitting a message across time and space, drawing many of the Doctor's foes to Earth. River warns that "everything that ever hated [the Doctor] is coming tonight". The Doctor refuses to flee and instead enlists the help of some of the nearby Roman soldiers, led by a mysterious centurion who volunteers.
Back underground, while Amy questions the Doctor about the
engagement ring she has found, the pair are attacked by the debris of a Cyberman's suit trying to find a new host. The Doctor is stunned and Amy sedated with a flechette. She runs away and is rescued by the mysterious centurion, who turns out to be Rory Williams. The revived Doctor is baffled to find Rory alive, since he is supposed to have been erased from history by the crack in the universe ("Cold Blood"). Rory is even more confused and says he simply remembers dying one second and being a Roman soldier the next. Rory tries to connect with Amy using the engagement ring that he had left aboard the TARDIS, but she is still unable to remember him.
As more enemies gather in orbit, the Doctor temporarily delays the aliens and instructs River to bring the TARDIS to Stonehenge. Although shown to be an expert TARDIS pilot ("The Time of Angels"), River now finds the machine impossible to control and gets locked on course for Amy's house on June 26, 2010 - the very date the explosion is to happen ("Flesh and Stone"). Whilst she ventures outside, the scanner screen suddenly cracks in the familiar shape, while an ominous voice declares "silence will fall". River finds huge foot prints in the garden and explores Amy's bedroom, still full of representations of the Doctor and the TARDIS. She also finds elements such as Pandora's Box and the Roman soldiers within Amy's drawings and books. She relays this to the Doctor, who starts to worry they might all be imaginary constructs taken from Amy's mind to entrap him, and believing their own cover story until they are activated. Amy meanwhile has an emotional conversation with Rory who is attempting to get her to remember him. The TARDIS begins to malfunction dangerously. Upon discovery of the date to which River has been taken, the Doctor orders her to get out of that timezone, but the TARDIS is now controlled remotely. He urges her to get out, as the TARDIS engines are supposed to shut down automatically when no one is on board, but she finds herself locked in.
Suddenly, Rory and the 'legionaries' with the Doctor are activated: they are Autons. 'Rory' remains with Amy, struggling to retain his human consciousness and stop himself from killing her. Shortly after she remembers who he is, he loses control and shoots her. Meanwhile, the other Autons capture the Doctor and take him to the now-open Pandorica, which proves to be empty. Daleks, Sontarans, Cybermen and others arrive and reveal that they have formed an alliance and built the Pandorica as a prison for the Doctor, as they believe he is about to destroy the universe. The Doctor pleads that they have made a mistake and the TARDIS, not him, is about to destroy the universe but the Daleks refuse to believe that anyone else can fly the TARDIS.
River frantically manages to hot-wire the TARDIS door, but finds her way blocked by a stone surface. She declares, "I'm sorry, my love," as the TARDIS goes critical and explodes. Rory is still cradling the lifeless Amy. The Pandorica closes on the Doctor, and a dramatic reveal shows explosions surrounding the Earth.
At Stonehenge, the Doctor, Amy, and River find a passage to an underground area, which the Doctor terms "Underhenge". Inside, they find the Pandorica, a room-sized metal box outfitted with every type of lock imaginable. The Doctor and River become concerned when they discover that the Pandorica is opening from inside and transmitting a message across time and space, drawing many of the Doctor's foes to Earth. River warns that "everything that ever hated [the Doctor] is coming tonight". The Doctor refuses to flee and instead enlists the help of some of the nearby Roman soldiers, led by a mysterious centurion who volunteers.
Back underground, while Amy questions the Doctor about the
engagement ring she has found, the pair are attacked by the debris of a Cyberman's suit trying to find a new host. The Doctor is stunned and Amy sedated with a flechette. She runs away and is rescued by the mysterious centurion, who turns out to be Rory Williams. The revived Doctor is baffled to find Rory alive, since he is supposed to have been erased from history by the crack in the universe ("Cold Blood"). Rory is even more confused and says he simply remembers dying one second and being a Roman soldier the next. Rory tries to connect with Amy using the engagement ring that he had left aboard the TARDIS, but she is still unable to remember him.
As more enemies gather in orbit, the Doctor temporarily delays the aliens and instructs River to bring the TARDIS to Stonehenge. Although shown to be an expert TARDIS pilot ("The Time of Angels"), River now finds the machine impossible to control and gets locked on course for Amy's house on June 26, 2010 - the very date the explosion is to happen ("Flesh and Stone"). Whilst she ventures outside, the scanner screen suddenly cracks in the familiar shape, while an ominous voice declares "silence will fall". River finds huge foot prints in the garden and explores Amy's bedroom, still full of representations of the Doctor and the TARDIS. She also finds elements such as Pandora's Box and the Roman soldiers within Amy's drawings and books. She relays this to the Doctor, who starts to worry they might all be imaginary constructs taken from Amy's mind to entrap him, and believing their own cover story until they are activated. Amy meanwhile has an emotional conversation with Rory who is attempting to get her to remember him. The TARDIS begins to malfunction dangerously. Upon discovery of the date to which River has been taken, the Doctor orders her to get out of that timezone, but the TARDIS is now controlled remotely. He urges her to get out, as the TARDIS engines are supposed to shut down automatically when no one is on board, but she finds herself locked in.
Suddenly, Rory and the 'legionaries' with the Doctor are activated: they are Autons. 'Rory' remains with Amy, struggling to retain his human consciousness and stop himself from killing her. Shortly after she remembers who he is, he loses control and shoots her. Meanwhile, the other Autons capture the Doctor and take him to the now-open Pandorica, which proves to be empty. Daleks, Sontarans, Cybermen and others arrive and reveal that they have formed an alliance and built the Pandorica as a prison for the Doctor, as they believe he is about to destroy the universe. The Doctor pleads that they have made a mistake and the TARDIS, not him, is about to destroy the universe but the Daleks refuse to believe that anyone else can fly the TARDIS.
River frantically manages to hot-wire the TARDIS door, but finds her way blocked by a stone surface. She declares, "I'm sorry, my love," as the TARDIS goes critical and explodes. Rory is still cradling the lifeless Amy. The Pandorica closes on the Doctor, and a dramatic reveal shows explosions surrounding the Earth.
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