Thursday, April 26, 2012

If you have been on the Doctor Who website recently, you will have seen a fantastic new post. Researchers from the Dundee University in Scotland have revolutionized ultrasound technology. How does this relate do Doctor Who, you ask? Click here to find out!
If the link doesn't work, copy and paste this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-17760077

Also, if you are as much of a Whovian as I am, you might like to try this.
Again, if the link doesn't work, go here: http://www.gallifreyone.com/index.php
"Donna: You fought her off with a water pistol! I bloody love you!!!"
 
Donna Noble 
 The Fires of Pompeii

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

So there's this contest called Script to Screen that the BBC does every year. Of course it's only for 9-11 year olds. So, I decided to write a script anyways.

Amy is standing on a desolate, distant planet. River and Doctor are walking a few yards away, arm in arm.

Amy: Doctor! Doctor!

Doctor and River turn around and walk towards her.

Amy: Doctor, what’s happening? Where is everybody?

Doctor: Do I know you?

Amy: It’s me, Doctor. It’s me, Amy. Don’t you remember?
 

To River.

 River, why doesn’t he remember me? Did he remember you?

Doctor: I don’t recognize you. And who is this ‘Doctor’?
To River.

 River, Do you know this girl?

River: No, Sweetie. She doesn’t look familiar at all. Come on                 , let’s go and leave this mad child to herself.

Doctor: Well Amy, I hope you find your Doctor. You certainly need one.
 

They walk away.

 Amy: Doctor! Doctor, come back!
 

Martha walks up behind Amy wearing eyepatch.

 Martha: Silence has fallen.
 

Amy turns to Martha.

Amy: Excuse me, what?

Martha: Silence will fall when the question is asked. The question has been asked, Amy. And now it has been answered. Silence has fallen. The universe is dead.

Amy: What-
 

A group of Silence walks up behind Amy. They surround her.

Amy: Help! Help me! Just do something. Help me!

Martha: I’m sorry, Amy. I can’t do anything.Your silence is falling. Mine has been promised to be last.

Amy: What?
 

Amy screams, then disappears. Silence lead Martha away.
 

Rory comes out, blind. He stumbles around.

Rory: Amy. . . Amy! Amy I heard you. . .where did you go? Amy! Amy, please come back. . . Please. . .
 

Amy sits up in bed, just waking and screams.
 

Rory awakes. 

 Rory (sleepily): What?
 

Martha is standing next to the bed wearing an eyepatch like in the dream. Amy looks over at her, panicked.

Martha: Don’t worry Amy, not yet.


What d'ya think? That blank is for the Doctor's real name. I wish they would give it away soon although there are two problems with that. One, it would kind of ruin the effect of the title, "Doctor Who", and two, they'll probably only give it away at the very end of the series, when Doctor Who becomes re-runs, and I have a spazz attack.

"Legs! I've still got legs! Good. Arms, hands. Ooh, fingers. Lots of fingers. Ears? Yes. Eyes: two. Nose... eh, I've had worse. Chin - blimey! Hair... I'm a girl! No! No! I'm not a girl! And still not ginger! There's something else. Something... important, I'm... I'm—I'm...
Ha ha! Crashing!"
The Doctor
The End of Time Part 2

Sunday, April 8, 2012

I was looking on the Doctor Who website recently, and I found something totally awesome. It is a game called Doctor in the House.

How to play: Slip  quotations  from  Doctor  Who  into  everyday  conversations  and  you  score  points  if  no-­ one  notices  what  you’re  doing!  You  could  be  in  the  school  yard  or  in  a  meeting,  talking  to   the  President  or  your  friends,  just  smuggle  those  lines  into  a  chat  and  you  get  the  points! You  can  set  yourself  a  target  score-­line  and  play  ‘Doctor  in  the  House’  for  a  bit  of festive  fun  on  your  own.  Or  you  can  challenge  your  mates,  compare  scores  amongst yourselves.

How You Score: Every  time  you  quote  the  Doctor  (from  the  Doctor  in  the  House  list)  you  score  some points.  The  harder  the  quotation,  the  more  points  you  get!
If  someone  so  much  as  raises  an  eyebrow  or  asks  ‘What  are  you  on  about?’,  you  do  not get  the  points.  Bah  humbug,  but  that’s  the  rule!  Your  challenge  is  to  sneakily  use  as many  Doctor  in  the  House  lines  as  you  can  without  anyone  realizing  what  you’re  doing.
And  if  you  hear  someone  trying  to  use  one  of  the  lines  you  can  get  a  bonus  ten  points  by shouting,  ‘Doctor  in  the  house!’

Rules: You  cannot  score  points  from  the  same  line  twice  in  the  same  game.
You  must  say  the  lines  loud  and  clear!  No  muttering  under  your  breath.
You  can  devise  your  own  variations  of  the  game  like  Pond’s  Ponderings  using    Amy’s
quips  and  quotations,  lines  from  Christmas  specials  or  use  the  words  from  any  of  the
Doctor’s  friends  and  foes.

Quotes:
 I  probably  better  go.  You  know  me.  Stuff  to  do.   1 point 

Something  not  very  good  indeed.      2  points

I  knew  you  were  going  to  say  that.  Did  anyone  else  know he  was  going  to  say  that?             3 points

This  is  the  most  beautiful  parlour  I  have  ever  seen.      4  points

That’s  how  we  greet  each  other  nowadays,  isn’t  it?      5  points

Talk  about  cross!  Who  stole  all  their  handbags?      6  points

I’m  the  Ghost  of  Christmas  Past.      7  points

Legs!  I’ve  still  got  legs!      8  points

Have  you  been  telling  people  I’m  dead?      9  points

I’m  a  girl!  No,  no...  I’m  not  a  girl.      10  points

I  know  evil  when  I  see  it  and  I  see  it  in  that  window.      11  points

The  waves  of  time  wash  us  all  clean.      12  points

Between  you  and  me,  if  that  day  ever  comes...  I  think  the whole  universe  might  just  shiver.     13 points

It  was  the  daisiest  daisy  I’d  ever  seen.      14  points

And  those  pathetic  little  patches  of  sludgy  snow  were shining  white  in  the  sunlight.  15 points

There  are  some  corners  of  the  universe  that  have  bred  the most  terrible  things.  Things  that  act  against  everything  we   believe  in.  They  must  be  fought.  16 points

But  the  last  time  I  was  dying  I  looked  back  on  all  of  you, every  single  one.  17 points

Daleks,  Sontarans...  Cybermen...  They’re  still  in  the nursery  compared  to  us.  18 points

Well,  in  view  of  the  facts  that  I’ve  already  presented  -­  the ray  gun,  this  pen  and  one  or  two  other  things  -­  I  think   we’re  dealing  with  people  who  are  not  from  this  planet.   19 points

Have  you  ever  thought  what  it’s  like  to  be  wanderers  in  the fourth  dimension?  Have  you?   20 points

Doctor  in  the  House  Bonus  Points    10  points



Email me or post a comment at the end of the week with your score.

Good Luck!

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

I was looking at the stats for my blog recently and this is what I found for pageviews by country. . .

United States: 56
Russia: 10
Germany: 2

There are people in Europe reading my blog!!! What's up with that???
Amy: Hey, look at this. I got my spaceship, I got my boys... my work here is done.
Rory: We are not her "boys."
The Doctor: Yeah, we are.
Rory: Yeah, we are.
Amy, Rory and the Doctor
Vampires of Venice

P.S. Do you guys think I'm too obsessed considering I had a dream that I was traveling with the Doctor and we were about to be killed by Ood and Cybermen?