I am over the moon to be playing the role of Bernadette in Ian Winterton’s full cast audio drama of Ramsey Campbell’s folk horror ‘The Hungry Moon’
Stars Colin Baker
Peter Davison, Jemma Moore, Louise Jameson, Mina Anwar
Produced by @garethothevworp.bsky.social
#audiodrama
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They know what they say is untrue, they do not care it is untrue.
The media know that what they repeat is untrue, they do not care it is untrue.
Their supporters know what they are told is untrue, they do not care it is untrue.
Telling the truth is not enough, unless people care about the truth.
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A shot of the cell set from Day of the Daleks, with the back wall represented by the studio wall with folded-up seating.
An (incomplete!) thread of #DoctorWho studios being employed as sets in the series...
Day of the Daleks: that green-lit space is the folded-up studio audience seating in TC8, representing a futuristic wall.
Cartoon illustration of Tom Baker as The Doctor with Davros
One for the big fella's birthday. May he have many more of them.
Good point. I suspect, then, that they all enjoyed hard boiled eggs rather than soft ones. Leave the eggs in for as long as you like!
Egg timer.
I think Anneke must have been wearing a wig in that story, too, judging by the length of her hair in The Macra Terror…?
If you've ever come over all queer when watching Dr Who, then a BBC producer would like to hear from you. Sunday Mirror (16th January 1977).
Gorgeous. It’s the scarf wot threw me, cos the Doctor doesn’t wear it much in that story, if I recall correctly.
What story is that from …?
An absolute favourite bit of lunancy. Some people dancing to incidental music from The Moonbase in 1966.
Splendid new video from Dalek 63-88 about reconstructing what the studio setup for The Feast of Steven might have looked like. Including THE spiral staircase (or staircases?) youtu.be/8rs_J6TJPvY?...
Mr Dose the doctor in an old card pack of Happy Families
Found William Hartnell’s Doctor Who in our old pack of Happy Families
How about a shameless plug for my own look into The Feast of Steven?
Doctor Who and the Feast of Steven (or the bits of it we can see)
youtu.be/wiYaNrV1gkM
Mystery solved after 40-odd years, thank you!
Who was "Mr Kreuper" though (who "thanked me for his charms")?!
Good luck, Paul!
Here's the @cosmiclighthouse.co.uk press release, with all the details, quotes and biogs for Salvation's Child and our new company! www.cosmiclighthouse.co.uk/2025/07/15/h...
Oooh!!
I remember the first time you pointed that out, over a long DWM lunch. Revelatory!
Thanks Ben - knew it was late!!
Oh, that's very good, thank you! But what was the first time the character said "I am/I'm the Doctor"?
A question for the Doctor Who experts out there ... when is the first time that the Doctor refers to himself as "the Doctor", rather than being introduced as such by somebody else?
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Here’s a short intro to the acres of dross that Moffat is responsible for.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
I’ve written a short story, and an afterword, for this collection organised by @sophiealdred.bsky.social Loads of fabulous people have contributed. My story’s called “I Hate 1987”.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
This is the last thing the BBC needs
I'd forgotten the multi-artist version of God Only Knows that was used to launch BBC Music 10 years ago. Brian Wilson was, fittingly, the only one to appears twice.
(There's no other cultural organisation that could do anything as gloriously celebratory as this.)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqLT...
A Doctor Who scene. Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart and his soldiers battle the Yeti in Covent Garden. Art by Scott Gray.
A Doctor Who scene. Ruby Sunday and the Doctor are caught by the Cybermen. Art by Scott Gray.
A Doctor Who scene. Ace hits a Dalek with a super-charged baseball bat. Art by Scott Gray.
A Doctor Who scene. Omega battles Sutekh across two universes. Art by Scott Gray.
I have dozens of #DoctorWho art prints for sale! Take a look if that's your thing! (All reposts very appreciated!) 🙂
www.ebay.co.uk/usr/scotgra-57
