BAFTA TV Awards

Leading actor
Jim Broadbent – Any Human Heart (Channel 4)
Benedict Cumberbatch – Sherlock (BBC1)
Daniel Rigby – Eric and Ernie (BBC4)
Matt Smith – Doctor Who (BBC1)

Leading actress
Anna Maxwell Martin – South Riding (BBC1)
Vicky McClure – This Is England '86 (Channel 4)
Natalie Press – Five Daughters (BBC1)
Juliet Stevenson – Accused (BBC1)

Supporting actor
Brendan Coyle – Downton Abbey (ITV1)
Martin Freeman – Sherlock (BBC1)
Johnny Harris – This Is England '86 (Channel 4)
Robert Sheehan – Misfits (E4)

Supporting actress
Gillian Anderson – Any Human Heart (Channel 4)
Lynda Baron – The Road to Coronation Street (BBC4)
Lauren Socha – Misfits (E4)
Jessie Wallace – The Road to Coronation Street (BBC4)

Drama series
Being Human – Rob Pursey, Philip Trethowan, Toby Whithouse, Colin Teague (BBC3/Touchpaper Television)
Downton Abbey – Julian Fellowes, Gareth Neame, Liz Trubridge, Nigel Marchant (ITV1/Carnival Films)
Misfits – Murray Ferguson, Petra Fried, Howard Overman, Kate Crowe (E4/Clerkenwell Films)
Sherlock – Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Sue Vertue, Beryl Vertue (BBC1/Hartswood Films)

International
Boardwalk Empire – Martin Scorsese, Terence Winter, Tim Van Patten, Howard Korder (Sky Atlantic/HBO)
Glee – Ian Brennan, Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk (E4/Twentieth Century Fox)
The Killing – Soren Sveistrup, Piv Bernth, Birger Larsen, Sophie Grabol (BBC4/DR/ZDF Enterprises)
Mad Men – Matthew Weiner, Scott Hornbacher, Jennifer Getzinger (BBC4/Lionsgate Television)



Source: SpoilerTV

Doctor Who Dalek created out of 480,000 matchsticks

This full scale matchstick model of one of television's scariest aliens is the work of Brian Croucher, 66, who spent more than two years on the task in the sitting room of his end of terrace house in Bognor Regis, West Sussex.

He finished it last month by applying the last of three coats of clear varnish to the 480,000 matches which have been cut, shaped and sanded into the 5ft 3in extraterrestrial.

"I spent an hour or maybe two on it at a day because I have a bad back and it is difficult sitting still for such a long time," said Mr Croucher, a retired electroplater. "Besides, it can be a tedious business."

Mr Croucher was bitten by the matchstick modelling bug 30 years ago when he watched his nephew struggling to make a model of his mother's house. He said: "I told him it looked good but bet him that I could make a matchstick boat and finish it before he finished his house. He gave up half way through but I carried on.

Read On at the Telegraph

Ace of Cakes Make a Dalek

Here is the episode where Duff and his gang make a talking moving Dalek cake that was absolutly BRILLIANT!!!! Enjoy, the kids and I surely did!!

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ACE OF CAKES:DALEK

Just got done watchig Ace Of Cakes tonight and saw them build a rotating talking dalak cake!!! All I can say is Bloody Brilliant!!! I will be lookinf for pics and videos of this episode!! I loved it...need to watch it a few times then might be able to do it myself!!!...lol

Doctor Who Comes to Ace of Cakes

Yes Duff and the gang are going to be making a "Dalek" cake!!! I am so going to be watching it!! I have seen this gang make top noch cakes from things like "Star Wars" Death Star and Ships, "The Exorsist" Cake with a rotating head, to even grand scale ones such as "Harry Potter's" Castle!! This guy is Brilliant!!

Big cakes and even bigger events are on order this week. Duff and his new buddy Brett make a cake for a Best Buddies International gala hosted by Superstar quarterback Tom Brady. Ben engineers an evil robot cake from the BBC TV series "Dr. Who" that spins, yells and destroys. The entire bakery staff gets to settle some workplace grievances at Splatter Hill paintball field. And Duff and Mary Alice make their long-awaited stage debut with the Annie National Tour.

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The Next Doctor Would Love A Return......

David Morrissey has said that he enjoyed his time working on Doctor Who and would gladly return to the programme if given the opportunity.

The star appeared in 2008 Christmas special 'The Next Doctor', where he played a character who believed himself to be a Time Lord.

Speaking at the press launch of the BFI London Film Festival, Morrissey told DS: "I loved doing Doctor Who, I really did.

"In my total naivety I wasn't prepared for how mad it would get. People were camping out in my garden and so on. Russell [T. Davies] asked me to do this thing where it might be you, it might not be you, and I said yes. He said 'Don't tell anyone'. I said, 'Well, I'll tell my kids'. He said, 'No, don't tell your kids!'.

"It was really weird. My kids were coming home from school saying, 'Are you going to be Doctor Who?' and I said, 'I can't say. Do your homework and I might tell you!' I was on breakfast TV and it was like being on Jeremy Paxman, they were really grilling me about it."

He continued: "It was one of the happiest jobs I've ever done. It's so well run down there and I also had the pleasure of working with David [Tennant] again. We were somewhere, and I got out the car and it was like being a member of Take That. There were thousands of people. People shouting, screaming at him.

"David takes on the role of the Doctor not just as his character... he does the whole thing. Signing photographs, people bringing their kids to set, stuff like that. He really embraced the whole ambassadorial thing about being Doctor Who. I loved working with him, he was great."

Morrissey added: "We filmed the Christmas special at the end of an eight-month run for him. He was first man on set, always making sure everyone's alright. I was full of admiration for him. So if they wanted me to do it again I'd be well up for it."

Doctor Who Greatest Moments: The Enemies

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This would be so cool!!!

See I saw this pic up on The Ultimate Doctor Who site and had to post it up here...lmao The person over on the Ultimate Doctor Who site said they would be scared if they happened to look out and see this, I on the other hand being in the states and wishing more then anything to be in the UK instead would be absolutly estatic if I looked out off the tube and see this I would so hop off and take pics!!...lmao I went to a Halloween party called the Dracula's Ball here last year and was so happy I shook the mans hand that was dressed up as Tom Baker from Doctor Who!! I thanked him actually...lmao So here it is, what would you think if you saw this coming home from work????

Doctor Who Greatest Moments - The Doctor

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The Doctor Nervous???

David Tennant has revealed that he recently had his first ever movie audition in Hollywood.

The Doctor Who star told BBC Wales that he was "nervous" because he had not had to audition for a part since Casanova in 2004.

Tennant said: "I had my first ever Hollywood audition yesterday. The terrible thing is I've been very spoilt in Britain for the last few years - I haven't done an audition.

"I went to this room and I found the place and I had to get past the security guard who wanted to see some ID, and I said, 'I've not brought any ID!' I didn't realise that was something you needed to do to come for an audition."

He added that he had some difficulty when the casting director asked him to "just go off script" because of the limited knowledge he had about the role.

"You have a few sides, you're having to intuit from a few lines what this character may be or what his story may be," Tennant continued.

"So you end up having to improvise around this character's life about which you know nothing and about which you're invited to know nothing. It was sort of alright."

He added: "It was for quite a big Hollywood film, I won't get it!"

Future Doctors!!!

DW and TW at Comic Con 09-San Diego

I am SSSSSSOOOOOO Pissed I could not get there but it is on the other side of the country. But here is a bit of RTD,JB, and DT saying hello and introducing Planet of the Dead and Children of Earth to the fans.

Tennant and Sladen.......

The Doctor and Sarah Jane Together Again!!!!

Doctor Who fans are in for a treat this Autumn as David Tennant makes a special appearance as The Doctor in CBBC's hit drama series The Sarah Jane Adventures with a starring role across two episodes.

Investigative journalist Sarah Jane Smith, one-time companion to that strange wanderer in time and space known as The Doctor, is reunited with her old friend as The Sarah Jane Adventures is back for a third series of alien-busting adventures on CBBC this September.

Elisabeth Sladen, who plays Sarah Jane, says: "When I heard the news that David was going to be joining us I was absolutely over the moon. Not only has it made my day but it will also make the viewers' day.

"It's fantastic news that Sarah Jane is going to spend some time working with The Doctor again and is testament to just how successful this CBBC series is."

Russell T Davies, Executive Producer of The Sarah Jane Adventures, adds: "Viewers thought they may have to wait until November for the next full episode of Doctor Who, but this is an extra special treat.

"And it's not just a cameo from David – this is a full-on appearance for The Doctor as he and Sarah Jane face their biggest threat ever."

The series includes 12 weeks of brand new adventures featuring a new alien race, the reptilian Veil and their enemies the Judoon, alongside an extraterrestrial girl that can make people play games against their will.

There will also be a living painting, the inhabitants of a supposedly haunted house, monsters who want to infect Earth with a strangely aggressive weed and a chance for Sarah Jane to find personal happiness with someone who could be the perfect person to complete her family.

Alongside adopted son Luke, Sarah Jane's team is made up of Luke's streetwise pal Clyde Langer, their schoolmate Rani, who lives opposite and has aspirations to become a journalist like Sarah Jane, and Mr Smith, their Xylok supercomputer up in the attic, plus Sarah Jane's robot dog, K-9.

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David Tennant joins the gang on Bannerman Road in an all new adventure and he's joined by K9. But who is getting married...?
Published on May 25, 2009

This month's Doctor Who Magazine has revealed some details about the upcoming third series of The Sarah Jane Adventures. Executive producer Russell T Davies tells the publication that David Tennant will be starring in a two-part story due to be screened in the Autumn.

Also joining the Tenth Doctor is the robotic mutt, K9 but RTD is keen to stress that this is no fleeting appearance by David Tennant. The writer says, "... it's more than just a cameo from the Tenth Doctor! He's a proper part of the story." He also adds that the two-parter is "extraordinary, wild and powerfully moving," cryptically adding, "let's just say that the wedding of Sarah Jane will be a day for everyone to remember!"

The as yet unnamed tale is written by Gareth Roberts (The Unicorn and the Wasp) who has penned a number of stories for the award-winning show. Other writers for the Series 3 of SJA include Phil Ford (Eye of the Gorgon), Joseph Lidster (The Mark of the Berserker), Brian Dooley (creator of The Smoking Room) and Rupert Laight.

(Den of Geek)

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Tonight's The Night.....

David Tennant and John Barrowman have a little fun on the set of the Tardis. This was actually pretty funny...lol Hope you all enjoy!!

K-9 Season 1 Trailer

Looks like a great show for the kiddos...my kids are looking forward to it just as they do with Sarah Jane Adventures...lol

Comic Relief 2009

Here is David Tennant hosting Red Nose Day 2009 in full!! He was such a nut...lol

Some Special Red Nose Day Bits....

Congrats for raise a total of $57,809,938 GBP's For the Comic Relief Red Nose Day!!!! Here are a few clips of David Tennant and Davina McCall hosting Comic Relief 2009:


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And for Doctor Who's former companion, here is Cathrine Tate doing her skit in Cathrine Tate Meets Little Britain:

TODAY IS RED NOSE DAY!!!!

Tonight at 7:00 PM in the UK on BBC1 will air the 2009 Red Nose Day COmic Relief. David Tennant will be guest starring as well as The Sarah Jane Adventures crew which have cooked up a bit of a special skit for everyone. Here are some pics and videos to celebrate the day!! Also don't forget to donate and do something funny today!!!








David Tennant launching Comic Relief





Behind the scenes on comic relief's SJA special

SJA Comic Relief Teaser

Past and Previous Doctor Who Skits....

In light of Red Nose Day I thought it would be nice to put up some past comic relief specials with Doctor Who. Some I have just seen today and was lmao watching them so I hope it does the same for you. Enjoy and do something funny today!!!

French and Saunders "Trial of a Timelord) 1987


Rowan Atkinson and Jonathon Pryce in The Curse of Fatal Death 1999



David Tennant and Cathrine Tate 2007