Sundry stuffs
Two mysterious DW videos from the BBC.
News on which characters will appear in the series six finale.
Alex Kingston talks River Song and asks to be on Torchwood.
US TV anchor Meredith Vieira is to cameo on DW. Will she be the new Trinity Wells?
Podcast interview with Andrew Cartmel.
James Corden wants to be a DW regular.
The Guardian have updated their DW datablog.
Fan tourism to Wales may be under threat.
Big Finish record their first Four/Leela audio.
The Guardian pays tribute to Elisabeth Sladen.
And Lis's former teacher shares pictures of her at school.
The Sun reports that 30% of the DW budget is raised from merchandising:
Tills ring to keep Dr alive
THE BBC bombards kids with Doctor Who merchandise because it cannot afford to make the show without it, the boss of the sci-fi series has revealed.
Steven Moffat said cash from toys, DVDs and the Doctor Who Experience was "partly to raise money to make the show". Each episode costs about £1million but the Beeb, under pressure to cut costs, puts in just £700,000.
The rest is raised from merchandising.
Moffat added: "It isn't possible to give Doctor Who enough money. We could spend Avatar's budget." Who returns to BBC1 tomorrow.
BBC America brings more top 11s: technology, catchphrases and cool things about time travel:
So! Thoughts?
News on which characters will appear in the series six finale.
Alex Kingston talks River Song and asks to be on Torchwood.
US TV anchor Meredith Vieira is to cameo on DW. Will she be the new Trinity Wells?
Podcast interview with Andrew Cartmel.
James Corden wants to be a DW regular.
The Guardian have updated their DW datablog.
Fan tourism to Wales may be under threat.
Big Finish record their first Four/Leela audio.
The Guardian pays tribute to Elisabeth Sladen.
And Lis's former teacher shares pictures of her at school.
The Sun reports that 30% of the DW budget is raised from merchandising:
Tills ring to keep Dr alive
THE BBC bombards kids with Doctor Who merchandise because it cannot afford to make the show without it, the boss of the sci-fi series has revealed.
Steven Moffat said cash from toys, DVDs and the Doctor Who Experience was "partly to raise money to make the show". Each episode costs about £1million but the Beeb, under pressure to cut costs, puts in just £700,000.
The rest is raised from merchandising.
Moffat added: "It isn't possible to give Doctor Who enough money. We could spend Avatar's budget." Who returns to BBC1 tomorrow.
BBC America brings more top 11s: technology, catchphrases and cool things about time travel:
Click to viewSo! Thoughts?