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| Seaford Library Doctor Who youth lock-in Friday 5 October 2012, 6-8pm |
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 The Daleks are coming…Doctor Who youth lock-in
Friday 5 October, 6-8pm
Seaford Library
Grand Boulevard Seaford
Calling all Doctor Who fans. You are invited to come along in your favourite Doctor Who costume (optional) and listen to a real life-size Dalek talk to fans (in Dalek). He will also be our quiz master for the night. Bring your camera and have your photo taken with him. There will be prizes, games, pizza, drinks and plenty of fun.
For ages 12-18 years
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Posted by Martin at 03/10/2012 05:04 GMT |
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| Dr Who on SciFi channel |
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CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO:
SCI FI PREMIERE
WATCH DOCTOR WHO, WEEKNIGHTS 5:30PM AND 10:20PM, FROM MARCH 19!
Board the TARDIS with the Fifth Doctor, Peter Davison. Watch as he battles classic foes like The Silurians and The Sea Devils, alongside companions like the feisty Tegan Jovanka (played by Aussie Janet Fielding) Nyssa and Adric (poor Adric) and thrill as they track down the legendary Time Lord, Omega.
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Posted by bnsmith at 07/03/2012 03:41 GMT |
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| Roy William Skelton (20 July 1931 – 8 June 2011) |
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Voice actor Roy Skelton, who contributed to dozens of Doctor Who episodes across the eras of all seven of the classic series Doctors, has died at the age of 79. BBC News reports that the actor suffered from a stroke.
Best known in Doctor Who circles for his Dalek and Cyberman voices, he was also well-known in British television for his voice work on the famous children's series Rainbow, where he famously provided the vocal characterisation of the puppets George and Zippy.
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Posted by bnsmith at 15/06/2011 20:17 GMT |
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| Elisabeth Sladen dies |
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Doctor Who star Elisabeth Sladen, who was also in spin-off series The Sarah Jane Adventures, has died aged 63.
Sladen appeared as Doctor Who assistant Sarah Jane Smith in the BBC television sci-fi series between 1973 and 1976, opposite Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker.
The Liverpool-born actress appeared in four series from 2007 of The Sarah Jane Adventures on children's channel CBBC.
Sladen had been battling cancer for some time and leaves actor husband Brian Miller and daughter Sadie
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Posted by bnsmith at 20/04/2011 02:35 GMT |
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| Doctor Who series six |
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With the embargo broken today, we can reveal what we've known for almost a month: Doctor Who: The Impossible Astronaut will screen on ABC1 19:30 Saturday 30 April 2011 and continue in this slot weekly.
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Posted by Martin at 16/03/2011 01:12 GMT |
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| ABC1 Doctor Who repeats |
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Taking those of us who post television listings by surprise, ABC1 is repeating The End of Time part 1 at 17.30 Sunday 2 January 2010. Part 2 follows at the same time on the 9th and The Eleventh Hour on the 16th.
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Posted by Martin at 01/01/2011 03:28 GMT |
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| New K-9 series |
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Hurtling through time and space, K-9, one-time companion to a Lord and Lady of Time, arrives in 51st century London where he valiantly defends a group of children and an elderly inventor from unwelcome alien hitch hikers. Forced to self-destruct, K-9 regenerates into a new form, but is left without many of his memories. Stranded in this period, he teams with the elderly "Prof" and his young charges to combat threats on and off-world.
This is the plot of the new series.
A co-production between Jetix and Park Entertainment.
This was a one episode showing, until next year when the full season is to be broadcast. They did this with the Sarah Jane Adventures. as well.
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Posted by bnsmith at 04/11/2009 06:07 GMT |
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| Michael Crichton RIP. |
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Blatently stolen from CNN
LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Michael Crichton, who helped create the TV show "ER" and wrote the best-sellers "Jurassic Park," "The Andromeda Strain," "Sphere" and "Rising Sun," has died in Los Angeles, his public relations firm said in a news release.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/SHOWBIZ/books/11/05/obit.crichton/index.html
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Posted by zaphod at 06/11/2008 08:13 GMT |
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| September Pub Meeting |
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As previously discussed, there will be no September pub meeting, except maybe at the Coopers Tent at the show this year.
Instead of the pub meeting, we will be attending the Adelaide Royal Show En-Masse.
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Posted by zaphod at 19/08/2006 11:12 GMT |
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| Doctor Who on ABC |
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The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has confirmed more details on the upcoming broadcasts of series two. It will return to its former slot, premiering with The Christmas Invasion. No desicion has been made on what will acompany the regular episodes to bulk out the hour. More details in The Wall of Lies 100.
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Posted by Martin at 27/04/2006 16:40 GMT |
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| John Woodnutt - Regular supporting actor of the classic series has passed away |
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John Woodnutt, versatile character actor who has played a wide range of roles from a great variety of genres, has recently passed away. Unfortunately, Doctor Who Magazine (Issue 366, 11th March 2006) does not provide the date of his death, but promises a full obituary in Issue 367.
However, a search on the Internet (www.imdb.com/name/nm0940407/filmogenre) provides a staggering array of information - it seems John's career is long and varied, including roles in the very under rated British sci fi film "Life Force" (the one with the space vampires), and parts in a large variety of British television shows including a 1985 episode of "The Bill", "Callan" in 1969, "The Sweeney"in 1975, "The Avengers" in 1966 and "Billy Bunter" in 1953.
We who love Dr Who will fondly remember John Wooodnutt as one of the few regular supporting cast who did not over act, and added effectively to the ambience of the story. His most notable role will always be the Duke of Forgill/Broton, which he played with a 'low key' wit and menace that helped make "Terror of the Zygons" the atmospheric and eerie conclusion to Tom Baker's first season as the Doctor.
His other roles in Doctor Who include: "spearhead fromSpace" (as Hibbert), "Frontier in space" (playing the Draconian Emperor), and "The Keeper of Traken" (in which he played Seron.
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Posted by at 09/04/2006 17:42 GMT |
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| CBC signs on as Torchwood partner |
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has issued a statement saying they will enter into a partnership with BBC Wales to produce Torchwood. Previously this was tipped to be an all inhouse production, unlike the CBC/BBC Wales Doctor Who.
You can read their press release here.
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Posted by Martin at 07/04/2006 13:19 GMT |
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| Chameleon Factor Issue 80 Call for Submissions |
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Chameleon Factor: Issue 80 Call for Submissions |
We are currently soliciting
content for the next issue of SFSA / SADWFC Inc’s annual Doctor
Who magazine "Chameleon Factor "
Theme: “The
Many Faces of Doctor Who”
In particular focusing
on the new series, but we are after submissions ranging
from artwork, fiction, articles and reviews
Submissions deadline:
4th February 2006
Release date: 11th February 2006 Page count: Limited to 36
- 40 pages
Format: A5 booklet ( full-page artwork size 147mm (H) x 99mm (W)
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| Piper quits Who? |
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The Saturday November 12 edition of The Mirror announces Billie Piper will not return for season three of the new Doctor Who. However, this was known as long ago as May, when the new series first screened in Australia. The story here appears to be the story itself.
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Posted by Martin at 13/11/2005 12:56 GMT |
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| SFSA Quiz Night |
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We have a Quiz night happening on Saturday the 17th of September, at the "South West Community Center" 171 Sturt St Adelaide
only $5 per person.
Please note, that this quiz night is in place of our regular monthly meeting at Adelaide High School
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Posted by zaphod at 09/09/2005 14:39 GMT |
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| Big Finish on BBC7 |
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Audio Doctor Who producers Big Finish have come to an arrangement with the digital radio station BBC7. This will see the McGann adventures Storm Warning, Sword of Orion, The Stones of Venice and Invaders from Mars broadcast at one episode per week. Schedule available here.
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Posted by Martin at 24/07/2005 17:01 GMT |
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| September Meeting |
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Our September meeting will be held as usual at the Adelaide High School, on Saturday the 18th of September.
We have a theme for this month of "Gerry Anderson"
Everything from Supercar, to Space 1999, and whatever we can dig up in between.
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Posted by zaphod at 16/09/2004 08:56 GMT |
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| SFSA 17 Magazine Submissions - Topic: Humour |
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SFSA Magazine : Issue 17 - Humour |
We are currently soliciting
content for the next issue of SFSA / SADWFC Inc’s "sfsa
magazine"
Theme: “Humour”
Focusing on (but not
limited to) Humour in Science Fiction and Fantasy, ranging from prose, movies,
television and, dare I say it, poetry....
Submissions deadline:
2nd October
Release date: 16th October Page count: Limited to 36 - 40 pages
Format: A5 booklet ( full-page artwork size 147mm (H) x 99mm (W)
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| Daleks negotiatons for new Who fall through! |
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As reported on the BBC website today , the ongoing talks about including the Daleks in the new series of Doctor Who have ended without a deal being made. Without the most popular television monster (not just in this show but regularly cited as such in polls) available, the 13 episode season will have to be even more interesting to capture an audience.
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Posted by Martin at 02/07/2004 21:34 GMT |
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| Harry Potter III |
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The film meet is Harry Potter III at the Picadilly cinema in North Adelaide, this Friday night at 6.30 pm for the movie or 5.30 for food first.
Meeting at the cinema with food probably at Cafe Piazzo.
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Posted by Tareth at 09/06/2004 17:36 GMT |
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| sfsa magazine issue 6 call for submissions |
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magazine issue 16 call for submissions! |
We are currently soliciting
content for the next issue of SFSA / SADWFC Inc’s "sfsa magazine"
Theme: Down
The Dark Path… – Villains We Love to Hate
A Focus villains and anti-heroes
in SF literature, film, and print media.
Submissions
deadline: 6th March
Release date: 20th March Page count: Limited to 36 - 40 pages
Format: A5 booklet ( full-page artwork size 147mm (H) x 99mm (W) )
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| Astro Boy returns |
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The 2003 Sony-produced series of Astro Boy (his third incarnation on the small screen) commences on ABC from Thursday April 15th. It replaces Tintin in the 17:25 timeslot, and screens weekly.
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Posted by Martin at 01/04/2004 15:06 GMT |
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| New Doctor announced |
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Rumours of Christopher Eccleston's casting as the Doctor in the forthcoming television revival of Doctor Who have been circulating for days. This has been confirmed today by BBC media outlets, including a quote from series writer Russell T. Davies.
The Adelaide Sunday Mail still managed to jump the wrong way at the eleventh hour (possibly by following Associated Newspapers' Daily Mail), and claim Bill Nighy had been chosen.
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Posted by Martin at 22/03/2004 02:27 GMT |
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| The War Games will not screen |
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As mentioned in The Wall of Lies number 86, ABC will not be screening the final Troughton story, The War Games.
This is unfortunately due to a rights issue, which none of the involved parties have been able to indicate will not effect more stories.
More details in Wall of Lies number 87.
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Posted by Martin at 27/02/2004 12:23 GMT |
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| SFSA 15 Call for Submissions |
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SFSA Magazine : Issue 15 - Australian Science Fiction |
We are currently soliciting
content for the next issue of SFSA / SADWFC Inc’s "sfsa magazine"
Theme: “Australian
Science fiction”
Focusing on (but not limited
to) Australian Science Fiction and Fantasy, ranging from prose, movies, television
and, dare I say it, poetry.... Amusing, scholarly, insightful or just plain
cool, we want them all!
Submissions deadline:
6th March
Release date: 20th March
Please choose "Click
here for more..." for further details!
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| Doctor Who transmission change |
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ABC has just confirmed transmission of the Soccer Olympic Qualifier instead of Doctor Who on Monday the 26th of January, pushing The Gunfighters episode 4 to the following Tuesday.
The published schedule in The Wall of Lies number 86 is now one day out, but remains accurate other than this.
SFSA regrets this eventuality.
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Posted by Martin at 22/01/2004 16:44 GMT |
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| New BBC Doctor Who TV series set for 2004-05! |
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Doctor Who will be back, not just as an animated webcast,
but as a TV series! |
Yes! It's official! And
so it begins... again! Breaking news today, originally from London's Daily
Telegraph, and now from the BBC themsleves.. To be written by Russell T.
Davies - (creator and writer of Queer as Folk and author of Virgin's
Doctor Who New Adventure Bad Therapy novel), the sereis, most
probably in a limited 6x 50 minute episode season, should make a return early
in 2005. We will have more details as they come. As for casting, it is too early
in the process apparently to release these details, but it would seem silly
to cast anyone other than Richard E. Grant, who is BBCi's Ninth Doctor in thier
November animated webcast Scream of the Shalka!
For more info:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/3140786.stm
- BBC News website -
http://www.gallifreyone.com/news
- Outpost Gallifrey -
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| Doctor Who is back on the ABC! |
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Hurrah!
Breaking news today - as delivered by our very own Martin!
As of September 15th, repeats of everyone's favourite time traveller will be shown Monday - Thursday at 6.00pm on ABC TV, starting from An Unearthly Child and running on until the end of the series. This marks the first time Doctor Who has been on free to air TV as a series since the early '90s.
Martin was contacted by ABC radio, and will be interviewed live as a fan and "expert" on ABC Rural Radio on the return of the Doctor's original adventures.
See full report on www.news.com
Go to the Forums for discussion
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| Time for second vote on "SFSA" [forum post gone astray] |
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The South Australian Doctor Who Fan Club inc. has been popularly known as
"SFSA" for two and a half years.
At the time of this name change, a commitment to a second vote on this was
undertaken.
I will be moving at the forthcoming AGM (June 21) "That we ratify the
agreement to use SFSA to refer to the SADWFC inc.".
A failure of this vote will see us revert to SADWFC inc., success will see
us continue to be popularly known as "SFSA", with all official recognition
being as SADWFC inc.
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Posted by Martin at 21/04/2003 18:47 GMT |
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| Change of venue for DareDevil |
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I'm sorry for this but it has come to my attention that DareDevil is also showing at Piccadilly Cinema and has a discount price of $8.50 for adult and $6.50 for concession on presentation of relevant concession card. I have decided (in consultation with our President) that Picadilly would be kinder to our purses and have easier parking.
The screening is now at Piccadilly at 7.20pm, please present youself in the cinema foyer at 6.50pm so we may take advantage of the 10 or more group discount. End transmission.
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Posted by Tareth at 18/03/2003 22:02 GMT |
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| DareDevil |
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Movie at Adelaide Regent Cinema (Hoyts) in Rundle Mall. Cinema 1, screening at 6:30pm
Meet at 6-6:15pm at latest to get seating. No bookings available so get in early to get a ticket.
Due to early session time, suggested dinner at Maccas or Hungry's at 5-5:30
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Posted by zaphod at 18/03/2003 16:26 GMT |
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| New Who-spinoff comic - Miranda - out January! |
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From the authorial pen of acclaimed Who-novelist and author Lance Parkin, and from the artistic pen of 2000AD and numerous other project, artist Allan Bednar comes "MIRANDA" a new 6-part comic from new UK publishing house "Comeuppance Comics". Out in January, with the cover art online at "http://www.comeuppancecomics.co.uk" (pretty impressive, have a look!) "MIRANDA" features the Doctor's "daughter" from Parkin's BBC EDA novel "FATHER TIME". MIRANDA is from a bloodline of Empire and Universe Spanning rulers, and has been hunted down by her own people, the KLADE.
Complimenting the forthcoming FACTION PARADOX comics and novel series from "Mad Norwegian Press", and audio series from BBV, it would appear that with the reduction of BBC official novels and product, the "unofficial/tie-in/spin-off etc" ranges are flourishing! Availablility and cost in Australia are tba.
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| More Harry Potter news |
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The date for our movie is Thursday, 28 November and the movie starts at 8.15pm so we have to pick up our tickets no later than 7.30 in order to beat the crowds. So could the 15 or so of us who are going to the movie be at Academy Cinema at 7.30pm. Cheers a lot.
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Posted by Tareth at 20/11/2002 19:30 GMT |
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| Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets |
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Most people wanted Thursday, 28th November for the movie, so that is now the agreed date. Academy is still not giving out times so I will have to wait a little longer for that. So far I have about 14 people wanting to attend. Any others out there who would like to tag along?
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Posted by Tareth at 05/11/2002 16:39 GMT |
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| Graeme Garden in Doctor Who! |
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Big Finish, producers of the on-going audio play series of Doctor Who have just announced the guest line-up for this December's special comdedy release "Bang-Bang-a-Boom!", by Clayton Hickman and Gareth Roberts.
Of interese to people here (and on Goodies Rule OK! I'm sure) is this, from the Big Finish Press Release:
Absent-minded Professor Ivor Fassbinder is to be played by none other than Graeme Garden, known and loved by millions as a member of the classic comedy trio "The Goodies". In recent years Graeme has appeared in "The Student Prince" and "Peak Practice", written numerous comedy shows including the TV series "Surgical Spirit", and he continues to delight Radio Four listeners with his regular appearances on the anarchic game show "I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue".
Cool!
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We append the ABC press release announcing the 3.30am Monday 5 August 2013 (Australian Central Standard Time) live unmasking.
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For one night only: The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon.