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Send us a text To celebrate 20 years since the broadcast of Rose, Ben and Mark hosted a live YouTube stream featuring commentaries on A New Dimension, Rose and Doctor Who Confidential. This podcast is the audio commentary for the "primer" documentary, Doctor Who: A New Dimension, which aired at 17:25 on BBC1 on 26th March 2005, narrated by up and coming star David Tennant. Support the showFollow us on TwitterLike us on FacebookBuy us a pint

Send us a textTo celebrate 20 years since the broadcast of Rose, Ben and Mark hosted a live YouTube stream featuring commentaries on A New Dimension, Rose and Doctor Who Confidential. In this podcast, Ben and Mark are joined by Lee McMenemy from The Polis Box and JR Southall from Strangers in Space for the audio commentary for "Rose", written by Russell T Davies and directed by Keith Boak.Support the showFollow us on TwitterLike us on FacebookBuy us a pint

Send us a text To celebrate 20 years since the broadcast of Rose, Ben and Mark hosted a live YouTube stream featuring commentaries on A New Dimension, Rose and Doctor Who Confidential. In this podcast, Ben and Mark are joined by Lee McMenemy from The Polis Box and JR Southall from Strangers in Space for the audio commentary on the very first episode of Doctor Who Confidential; "Bringing Back the Doctor"Support the showFollow us on TwitterLike us on FacebookBuy us a pint

Joe & Mark; and the very first Doctor Who Confidential. If you think this is a forgettable Doctor Who story - think again! Dodo is given the spotlight, Hartnell is still on fine form and we're watching the rich leeching off the poor!

VIEWERS of Doctor Who in the 21st century have become accustomed to watching how the show is made behind the scenes, through DVD and bluray extras, and Doctor Who Confidential. However, back in 1996, these things were unheard of, with the only additional content coming in the form of an official electronic press kit, with interviews with Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann and Daphne Ashbrook, plus the likes of Philip Segal. But Bill Baggs was ahead of his time, and sent a small guerilla team to Canada, accompanying Sylvester McCoy, to record a video diary of his final days of the Doctor, before handing over the TARDIS key to Paul McGann. This is the story of how Bidding Adieu came to be. You can order it HERE directly from producers BBV.

It's 2013 and Doctor Who is back for its anniversary season — with a new companion, a new outfit for the Doctor, and a lethal and potentially world-ending new threat from the Internet, more than a decade before the invention of Web3. Keep a close eye on your apes, everyone: it's The Bells of Saint John. Notes and links Celia Imrie is known and loved by all of us here at FTE from her role in Absolutely Fabulous as Jennifer Saunders's rival in PR, Claudia Bing from Bing, Bing, Bing & Bing. Here's an in-depth interview with her, about her career both as an actress and a writer, which published in The Scotsman in 2016. Danny Hargreaves was Doctor Who's extremely photogenic special effects supervisor, who was always a very welcome addition to any episode of Doctor Who Confidential. And, finally, it's time that we sat down and had a serious, proper talk about Doctor Who production codes. From the very beginning of the show in 1963, every story was referred to internally by its production code, which was initially a single capital letter from A to Z, then a double letter (AA to ZZ), then a triple letter (AAA to ZZZ) and then finally an initial number followed by a letter (4A to 4Z and so on). And so An Unearthly Child was A and Ghost Light was 7Q. Back in the day, certain of us knew the production codes for every story — sadly, in these hectic modern times, we have better things to do. You can find out all about the ins and outs of production codes here. Follow us Nathan is on Twitter as @nathanbottomley, Brendan is @brandybongos and James is @ohjamessellwood The Flight Through Entirety theme was arranged by Cameron Lam. You can follow the podcast on Twitter at @FTEpodcast. We're also on Facebook, and you can check out our website at flightthroughentirety.com. Please consider rating or reviewing us on Apple Podcasts, or we'll move in next door to you and give our wifi network an obscene and insulting SSID. And more You can find Jodie into Terror, our flashcast on the Whittaker Era of Doctor Who, at jodieintoterror.com, at @JodieIntoTerror on Twitter, on Apple Podcasts, and wherever podcasts can be found. We'll be recording our final episode some time in October. Our James Bond commentary podcast is called Bondfinger, and you can find that at bondfinger.com, at @bondfingercast on Twitter, on Apple Podcasts, and everywhere else as well. We can also be heard on the Blakes 7 podcast Maximum Power, whose coverage of Series B will be starting any second now. And finally, there's our Star Trek commentary podcast, Untitled Star Trek Project, featuring Nathan and friend-of-the-podcast Joe Ford. In the most recent episode, they are surprised to find themselves fighting to the death over a beautiful woman, in Amok Time.

Two Who Rule (Steven and Warren) have returned from exile on Dulkis (vacation) this week and in lieu of Chris, who continues to explore the farthest corners of the United Kingdom, we have esteemed guest co-host Dr. Heather Berberet, psychologist and frequent guest host! Just as importantly, Heather is in San Diego giving us boots on the ground insights on goings on at San Diego Comic Con, as well as weighing in on such topics as Disney possibly distributing the RTD2 era of Doctor Who, Segun Akinola leaving the show, and a sad day for tat collectors as Eaglemoss goes out of business. But cheer up! Bonhomie, jocularity and optimism are our watchwords as we ascend to your podcast listening devices once more! Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon Disney in Talks With BBC to Stream ‘Doctor Who' Series First Gallifrey One 2023 Guests Announced Doctor Who Magazine #580 Segun Akinola leaving Doctor Who at end of Whittaker run Doctor Who Confidential aka Doctor Who Unleashed to return? An Interview With BBC Studios CEO Tom Fussell BBC Studios Posts Record Annual Financials as Production Sales Jump 56 Percent BBC Drama total budget vs. streaming hits Doctor Who science exhibition Worlds of Wonder heads to Scotland Part Works publisher Eaglemoss goes out of business Titan Comics Doctor Who Humble Bundle until July 29 The Doctor Who Quiz Book by Beth Axford due September 29 Matthew Sweet's BBC programme about the Dalek movies Doctor Who at the BBC: The Collection: The First Nine Volumes due December 1 Big Finish Second Doctor Adventures: Beyond War Games released Big Finish Torchwood: Death in Venice ft Ace due September 2022 Big Finish Doctor Who — The Third Doctor Adventures: Kaleidoscope due October 2022 Big Finish Star Cops – The High Frontier 1 due November 2022 Big Finish UNIT – Brave New World: Visitants due December 2022 Big Finish The War Master: Escape from Reality due December 2022 Anjli Mohindra Returns as Rani in Big Finish

David and Michel talk wild intros, werewolves, and Doctor Who Confidential revelations in this, an episode that is truly about teeth and claws.

Online-only channel BBC Three is returning to TV - but does this mean we could also be seeing the return of BBC Three Doctor Who spin-offs like Torchwood and Doctor Who: Confidential?In this week's Doctor Who podcast, we take a "local" angle on the BBC Three return to take a look at the history of Who on the channel, be that as a home for repeats or the launching ground for follow-up series.Plus, we take a look into the future to wonder whether BBC Three's comeback will actually make a difference to Who fans.For all the latest TV, movie and entertainment news, interviews, comment and analysis visit: http://www.radiotimes.com/You can follow us on Flipboard: https://flipboard.com/@RadioTimesLike our page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radiotimes/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RadioTimesAnd we're here on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radiotimes/?hl=en See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CONTENT WARNING: We make some very naughty jokes. VERY NAUGHTY! 2020 is dead! And to ring in the new year, we have a new Doctor Who episode! With Daleks! And Captain Jack! And Daleks! Did we mention Daleks? Join John and Matt and guest hosts, Ricky Orr of the Poncho Boys and Canon Update's Philip Hawkins as they unpack the festive special before and after broadcast! Recorded on 30th December 2020 and 2nd Jan 2021. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. The Daleks and The Master Vainglorious were composed by Murray Gold and performed by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra Of Wales. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended. Ricky's Twitter: https://twitter.com/RickyOrr The Poncho Boys: https://twitter.com/megsponchoboys Phil's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Iudex_phil Phil's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR18G7ONH4-9FMOlpIr53LA

CONTENT WARNING: Naughty words. "If you are interested in stories with happy endings, you would be better off looking somewhere else..." - Lemony Snicket After four long months, the epic sage that is Time Lord Victorious is over. Mostly. There's only half a dozen final things to be picked up next year. But the main bulk? It is now well and truly over... Was it worth it? Join John and Matt as we find out... Or, if you value your sanity... Run away... Recorded on 21st December 2020 The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. The theme song for A Series Of Unfortunate Events was composed by Nick Urata with lyrics by Daniel Handler. The theme tune to Blankety Blank was composed by Ronnie Hazelhurst. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

CONTENT WARNING: Swearing and VERY loud volume. VERY. LOUD. VOLUME. We're back once again! And it's done it. It's made us mad enough to want to take over the world. Between underwhelming add-ons, delayed deliveries, and some diamonds in the rough, November has been a memorable month. For a variety of different reasons. Will our hosts, John and Matt, cling on to their sanity long enough to make it to the final regular episode for this gargantuan beastie? Recorded on 29th November 2020 The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. The theme song for Pinky and the Brain was composed by Richard Stone with lyrics by Tom Ruegger. The theme tune to Blankety Blank was composed by Ronnie Hazelhurst. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

CONTENT WARNING: Infrequent swearing. For I have found critiques... We are all doomed... Welcome, dear listener... to The Time Lord Victorious Zone... October has ended... and we have more tat to review. Join John and Matt as they take a look through the recent releases, despair at the newest announcements, and wonder if they will ever be free of this.... Recorded on 2nd November 2020 The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Left Bank Two was composed by The Noveltones. The theme music for The Twilight Zone was composed by Marius Constant The theme tune to Blankety Blank was composed by Ronnie Hazelhurst. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

CONTENT WARNING: Infrequent swearing. Matt is starting to get annoyed with this thing. September is over and done with, and with that, the first month of Time Lord Victorious. So how is it fairing up? Join John and Matt as they take a looksie at the September releases, everything else that has been announced, and what will be coming up next month... Plus, THE PREMIERE OF THE NEW THEME TUNE FOR BRIAN THE OOD!!!! Recorded on 27th September 2020 The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Enjoy the Silence is performed, owned and registered copyright of Depeche Mode and their registered label. The theme tune to Blankety Blank was composed by the late great Ronnie Hazelhurst. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

CONTENT WARNING: Swearing in the latter part. We do go a bit mad over some t-shirts and a tote bag. WE'RE BACK!!! Welcome to our first original episode on Anchor! We've been away for a bit and in that time, we've upgraded our set-ups, had an announcement that no one ever expected to happen, and as such, have spent money on said announcement. But today, we are hear to discuss what is set to be the biggest merchandising deal Doctor Who has done in its sixty year history: TIME LORD VICTORIOUS!!! A multi platform epic telling the story of a new Time War following the Doctor's descent into power and control. Are we excited? What will we get? Will we shut up about Brian the Ood? The answers to these and more await your ears... Recorded on 30th August 2020 The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

Originally released on SoundCloud on 19th February 2020. Mary Shelly? Villa Diodati? 1816? Bradley Walsh? Cybermen? Dom?!?! This means only one thing... The Whovian Chase is on! Join John and Matt, with guest host WhoTuber, cosplay king and Chase expert, Dominic Martin, as they discuss the latest episode of Doctor Who Series 12, before and after broadcast, and have a few more than the normal amount of tangents... We may even enter The Twilight Zone... (de-da-de-du, de-da-de-du, de-da-de-du....) Recorded on 15th and 16th Feb 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. K9 on a Mission was composed by Paddy Kingsland Hot Pursuit was composed by Kevin MacLeod and is used under a Creative Commons Licence. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

Originally released on SoundCloud on 13th February 2020 A man called Darren finds himself in a dark room… with us two. Join John and Matt, with Doctor Who's Line Is It Anyway co-host and cast member Darren, aka “MetalOllie”, aka "BunsOfHam", as they discuss the latest episode, and divert into other areas, many of which contain a generous helping of naughty words… You have been warned… Recorded on 6th and 9th Feb 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. K9 on a Mission was composed by Paddy Kingsland Hot Pursuit was composed by Kevin MacLeod and is used under a Creative Commons Licence. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended. Darren's Twitter: @BunsOfHam Doctor Who's Line Is It Anyway: drwhosline.wordpress.com/ Darren's Redbubble items, designed by the fantastic Jay Lender: www.redbubble.com/people/jaylender…-shitgibbon-swag www.redbubble.com/people/jaylender…rine-twat-sponge

Originally released on SoundCloud on 1st March 2020. Well, this is a bit different... We released the first part of our podcast early, looking at everything we can regarding The Timeless Children before it aired... Plus a slight bit of a ramble... Unfortunately, out intended guest, Martyn Havell of The Bad Wilf Podcast was unable to join us for this first part, but he'll be able to join us for the second part, as we discuss the episode after viewing! You won't want to miss it! Recorded on 29th Feb 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

Originally released on SoundCloud on 27th February 2020. This seems shorter... Unfortunately, out first part has been lost to the ether, as one of our hosts forgot to notify our guest of recording. But we still have our thoughts and theories of Ascension of the Cybermen, our thoughts of how next week can go, and what will be the ultimate reveal... Recorded on 23rd Feb 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Hot Pursuit was composed by Kevin MacLeod and is used under a Creative Commons Licence. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended. Chris' work and pages: Website: www.chriswalkerthomson.com/ Twitter: twitter.com/ChrisWalkerT YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCuTncWel2dSB2sltntEfm0g Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChrisWalkerThomson/ Bad Wilf Podcast: badwilf.com/ We Sound Familiar: @wesoundfamiliar The Comic Strip Adaptations: www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/docto…s-volume-01-1883 The Rite Of Wands Audiobook: www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-Rite-of-W…obook/B07JHF7Y8S

Originally released on SoundCloud on 2nd March 2020. The series has come to an end... and the gates have been flung wide open. Join co-hosts John and Matt, along with guest host, podcaster and host of Bad Wilf, Martyn Havell, as they discuss their thoughts on the Series 12 finale, The Timeless Children, and where the series can go following that major revelation... (BE WARNED, SPOILERS ABOUND!!!) Recorded on 1st March 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Rock The Boat was composed by Pascal Micheal Steifel. Hot Pursuit was composed by Kevin MacLeod and is used under a Creative Commons Licence. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended. Martyn's Twitter: twitter.com/BadWilf Bad Wilf Podcast: badwilf.com/ Bad Wilf on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/199568950087571/

Originally released on SoundCloud on 6th February 2020. So, how do you follow up last weeks episode? Answer: you don't! Join John and Matt, with guest host, former Doctor Who floor runner and Big Finish review editor for Blogtor Who, Bedwyr Gullidge, as they discuss the latest episode and have a bit of a natter about Big Finish… Recorded on 2nd Feb 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. K9 on a Mission was composed by Paddy Kingsland Hot Pursuit was composed by Kevin MacLeod and is used under a Creative Commons Licence. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

Originally released on SoundCloud on 29th January 2020 Well, who else is reassembling their brain after that? Join your regular hosts John and Matthew, with guest host, Meg Reeves, as we discuss the halfway point of Series 12, and every twist, turn, and mindbending reveal. Be warned though, here thar be spoilers!!!! Recorded on 25th and 26th Jan 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Rock The Boat was composed by Pascal Micheal Steifel. Hot Pursuit was composed by Kevin MacLeod and is used under a Creative Commons Licence. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

Originally released on SoundCloud on on 22nd January 2020. WELCOME TO THE TECHNICAL IRREGULARITIES PODCAST!!!! Joining John and Matt on a cavalcade of technical madness on this podcast are the Poncho Boys, Ricky Orr and Glyn Watkins. However, thanks to recording issues, Glyn has found himself stuck in a time eddy but does appear at the end, and we plan on having him back so don't worry. Other than that, we discuss Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror, before and after watching, a natter about merchandise, the hills some people are prepared to wreck their careers for, and just what you're getting yourself in for when getting a VR headset... Recorded on 18th and 19th Jan 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Hanging On The Tablaphone was composed by Murray Gold. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended. You can find our guests on Twitter at @RickyOrr and @_WolfieVII. The Poncho Boys can also be found on: Twitter: twitter.com/megsponchoboys Instagram: www.instagram.com/megsponchoboys Website: meganandherponchoboys.wordpress.com

Originally released on SoundCloud on 16th January 2020. This will be interesting, won't it? Following the airing of Orphan 55, co-hosts John and Matthew are joined by guest host Sophie Iles, writer, artist, pin designer, cosplayer and beacon of utter joy as they discuss the build up and aftermath of this divisive episode!!! And a bit of a natter with Sophie about her experiences with writing for Doctor Who Magazine and Big Finish... Recorded on 11th and 12th Jan 2020. The theme music was the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Left Bank Two was composed by The Noveltones. K9 On A Mission was composed by Paddy Kingsland. Rock The Boat was composed by Pascal Micheal Steifel. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended. Sophie's work for DWM can be found in their recent special edition, The 2020 Yearbook. Her Short Trip, A Song for Running, can be obtained by subscribing to Big Finish's Monthly Adventures Range and including the December 2019 release, Blood On Santa's Claw: www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/docto…her-stories-1289 Sophie's published work can be found on her website: www.sophieiles.co.uk

Originally released on SoundCloud on 8th January 2020. Well this was a bit quick, wasn't it? Following the speedy airing of Spyfall Part 2, co-hosts John and Matthew are joined by guest host Joshua Coy, upcoming fan-audio Doctor and showrunner and utter beam of cheery optimism as they discuss the build up and aftermath of YOU KNOW WHO!!! And a bit of a natter about a recently released series and some recently released Big Finish news... it's good enough to sink your fangs into.... Recorded on 4th and 5th Jan 2020. The theme music is the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Left Bank Two was composed by The Noveltones. K9 On A Mission was composed by Paddy Kingsland. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended. Joshua's work on Doctor Who: The Forgotten Adventures: Prelude: www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVbm3CCXuMo Episode 1:www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJJTeH3rIkA Sneak Peek Clips: www.facebook.com/joshuatcoy/video…210450492498207/ www.facebook.com/joshuatcoy/video…210856202400701/ www.facebook.com/joshuatcoy/video…210838168709870/ www.facebook.com/joshuatcoy/video…210802363094752/

Originally released on SoundCloud on 3rd January 2020. Welcome to a new Doctor Who podcast, fresh for 2020! Your hosts, tweetalongers John Ryan and Matthew Ross, will be looking Doctor Who, Series 12 Episode 1, Spyfall Part 1, before and after broadcast, as well as a bit of a natter about other things that might crop up. And as the weeks continue, some special co-hosts might pop up! Recorded on 31st December 2019 and 1st Jan 2020. The theme music is the remixed theme from Doctor Who Confidential, composed by Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire, and arranged by Mike Westergaard. Left Bank Two was composed by The Noveltones. Any and all copyrighted material is the registered property of their respective owners, utilised under the fair use agreement, and no infringement is intended.

In this episode of In The Edit I speak to Producer Director and Development Producer Paul Symonds about developing a TV shows. We talk about the various shows he's directed and produced and take a deep dive on the process of developing an initial idea and taking it all the way through to broadcast.  Cardiff based Paul Symonds has a wealth of experience, having worked full-time in TV for over a decade and has produced documentaries, factual entertainment, day-time and much more, working on shows such as My Tattoo Addiction, Doctor Who Confidential and Find it, Fix it, Flog it. He has also worked in development and has shows such as The Wedding Guru, Britain's Favourite Superhero, as well as Underage and Gay commissioned and is completely available for work, should you wish to book him! The Wedding Guru Taster:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF9YWzRvBMU You can find out more about The Wedding Guru here:  https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b16ds3 Britain's Favourite Superhero trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWyfQ0DxzC4 My Tattoo Addiction https://youtu.be/_xzCXI56djU Doctor Who Confidential https://youtu.be/ABMeKAGonsk You can follow Paul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/threalbigpaulie

In this episode I get to talk to Producer Director James Brailsford. He's been working in TV for over 20 years and has a wealth of experience, having worked on many flagship TV shows, from the Teletubbies to The One Show. He is a trained camera operator and editor too and has worked with high profile talent on many occasions.  In this interview we talk about how he got into TV, the various shows he's worked on such as his time on Doctor Who Confidential were were worked together, to where he is now as a Producer Director. And as always, there are lots of tips and advice for others who want to work in TV.  Watch a section of the Doctor Who Confidential episode featuring Neil Gaiman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0PBa5xDfe4 You can find out more about James on his website www.jamesbrailsford.com and see some of his work on his show reel https://vimeo.com/89797386

Welcome to the second episode of "Two Hearts - A NuWho Podcast" dedicated to a complete rewatch and critique of the Doctor Who revival. This week hosts CJ and James deep-dive into the aptly titled "The End of the World". Join us as we struggle through rough audio (for the last time! new mic incoming!) and discuss the problematique origins of The Lady Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17. Doctor Who Confidential: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8rFh_G9KV8 Doctor Who Retrospective Doco on YT: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsMVmNwkaV-Xwt2KapxriEvtLU70AV9BN   Follow us on Twitter here: www.twitter.com/2HeartsPod Follow us on Facebook here: www.facebook.com/twoheartspodcast/ Follow us on Instagram here: www.instagram.com/2heartspod/

Tenth Doctor Romances The Doctor's love life has always been somewhat controversial - does the Doctor actually want romance? Should there be romance with the Doctor? Fans will continue to debate. But the Tenth Doctor certainly had his share of love interests - whether it was reciprocated or not. Do you have a favorite Tenth Doctor romance? Or should there be no snogging in Doctor Who? In their look into the TARDIS library, Jessica and Phillip discusses the Doctor Who Confidential episodes covering the Tenth Doctor's regeneration in "The End of Time."

In this special edition episode Bob interviews producer, writer and director Scott Handcock (the Handcock tapes). Scott gives a fascinating insight into the world of Doctor Who, Big Finish, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Doctor Who Confidential. Lovely bloke and a great interview. Also we play one song (well it is Progtor Who) from the latest album by the amazing singer-songwriter Glen Hansard. As always your feedback is always appreciated so feel free to leave us some. Enjoy :) 

A secret meeting at the bbc... recorded for you... the true future about doctor Who Confidential

Summary: Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn talk about the new episodes of Merlin, BBC Three’s The Fades, find some general news (particularly about Doctor Who: Confidential), and a variety of other stuff, specifically: 00:00 – Intro and theme tune. 01:12 — Welcome! 01:40 – News: 01:49 — Doctor Who Confidential: Dead! 03:16 […]

Drunker than ever, Martin and Tom attempt to discuss Con Air, groping and Doctor Who Confidential.

After a terrific 13 week run, Series Six finally wraps with The Wedding of River Song. We’ll let you know what we thought about this year’s season finale. Plus, another finale as well for The Key To Time series with The Armageddon Factor. Also, news about the end of Doctor Who Confidential, and of course your feedback. Links from this show: Save Doctor Who Confidential – The Petition Save Doctor Who Confidential – The Twibbon The post Episode 40 – Who Knows What Evil Lurks appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

reprinted from the guardian news page he is to axe Confidential, the spin-off from its sci-fi drama, as part of the corporation's ongoing cuts programme. Doctor Who Confidential, which features behind-the-scenes footage from the making of Doctor Who as well as interviews with the cast and crew, has aired in an early evening slot on BBC3 since 2005, when the corporation revived the main series with Christopher Eccleston as the ninth Time Lord. However, with the corporation facing budget cuts of up to 20% across its output as part of its Delivering Quality First initiative, BBC controller Zai Bennett has chosen to axe the show at the end of its current series. Bennett is understood to be pursuing a strategy of focusing investment on original commissions in post-watershed time slots. Since taking over, he has decommissioned shows including Ideal, Hotter Than My Daughter, Coming of Age and long-running sitcom Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. Speaking last month at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, Bennett said: "It's about focusing my budget on 9pm and 10.30pm; those are the time slots that count. Budgets are tight, so we have to be sensible with the money we have." Mark Thompson, the BBC director general, will unveil the corporation's cost-cutting strategy – the outcome of the DQF process – on 6 October. It is thought to include proposals to exploit greater "synergies" between BBC1 and BBC3, with the digital channel acting as a "nursery slope" for its terrestrial cousin. BBC3 will also fill a greater proportion of its 7pm to 9pm slots with repeats of BBC1 shows. A spokeswoman for the BBC said: "Doctor Who Confidential has been a great show for BBC3 over the years but our priority now is to build on original British commissions, unique to the channel."

from wikipedia. "Closing Time" is the twelfth episode of the of the British television series , and was first broadcast on , and on 24 September 2011. Contents [] [] Plot summary Nearly two hundred years have passed for the Doctor after leaving Amy and Rory in ""; and the Doctor is on a farewell tour as he knows he has one more day in his relative time before his death (depicted in ""), saying goodbye to his past companions. He stops by Craig (""), finding he is living with his girlfriend Sophie, moved into a new home, and now raising their baby, Alfie. Craig, tending to Alfie alone while Sophie is away for the weekend, suspects the Doctor is investigating something alien. As the Doctor leaves, he notices an strange electrical disturbance in the area, and decides to investigate. Craig, while at a new department store with Alfie, discovers the Doctor working in the toy department. The Doctor reveals that he has traced the electrical disturbances to the store and using the job to allow him to investigate more. The Doctor and Craig enter a lift and find themselves teleported to a spacecraft, but the Doctor manages to reverse the teleporter and disables it. As Craig returns home, the Doctor sees Amy and Rory shopping, but stays out of their sight. The Doctor continues to follow rumours of a store clerk's disappearance and of a "silver rat". With Craig's help, the Doctor enters the store and catches a Cybermat, which has been siphoning small amounts of energy to the spacecraft. The Doctor also encounters a malfunctioning Cyberman in the building's basement, and is curious how it arrived in the store. At Craig's house, while the two are distracted, the Cybermat reactivates, but they are able to stop it, and the Doctor reprograms the unit to track down the Cybermen signal. The Doctors leaves on his own to locate the Cybermen at the store, but Craig shortly follows, bringing Alfie along. The Doctor finds the spaceship actually sits below the store, underground, accessed by a tunnel from a changing room. The ship has been slowly siphoning energy from the store's power lines, reactivating its crew. The Doctor is captured by the Cybermen, who tell him that their ship crashed long ago, but with this new energy, will soon have enough power to convert the human race. Craig, leaving Alfie with a store clerk, follows the Doctor into the tunnel, and is also captured and placed into a conversion machine. The Doctor reveals his own impending death and urges Craig to fight, but the conversion appears to be complete until Alfie's cries over the closed-circuit television echo in the ship. Craig fights the conversion, sending the rest of the Cybermen into overload as they painfully experience the emotions they have repressed. The Doctor and Craig escape via the teleporter as the ship explodes, the blast contained by the cavern. The Doctor slips away unseen, but Craig returns home to find that the Doctor has used time travel to clean the mess from the previous night. The Doctor tells Craig that Alfie now has a much higher opinion of his dad. The Doctor leaves just before Sophie returns. Nearby, the Doctor tells the TARDIS he knows this is his last trip in her and offers some parting words to a small group of children. In the far future, River Song, recently made a Doctor of Archaeology, reviews eyewitness accounts from those children, and also notes the date and location of the Doctor's death. She is interrupted by Madame Kovarian and agents of ; Kovarian tells River that she is still theirs, and will be the one to kill the Doctor. They place her in an astronaut's suit and submerge her in the lake to await the Doctor. [] Continuity Two hundred years have passed for the Doctor since the events of "", taking him to the age his older self was in "". Multiple events in the episode correspond to those of "The Impossible Astronaut": the Doctor takes from Craig's home the "TARDIS blue" envelopes he uses to bring Amy, Rory, River, Canton Delaware and his younger self to Lake Silencio; Craig gives him the Stetson hat he wears at the start of that episode; and the "impossible astronaut" is confirmed to be River Song. The Cybermen, like those in "", do not bear the Cybus Industries logo on their chests. are shown for the first time in the revived series. In the classic series, they appeared in , and . The Doctor stops by to see Craig before he dies, as the Tenth Doctor popped in on his former companions before regenerating in . The Doctor claims to be able to "speak 'baby'", as he did in "". The Doctor expresses his dislike for Craig's "redecorated" house in a variation of lines spoken by the in and , and Craig explains to the Doctor that the reason his house looks different is that it is a different house from the one he had in ""; Craig also remarks that he has inspected the upstairs level, alluding to the false story shown in "The Lodger". The Doctor echoes himself in the classic series serial when he recites the mini-poem "Not a rat, a Cybermat" from the novelization of Revenge of the Cybermen. Amy appears in an ad for Petrichor perfume, with the tagline, "For the girl who's tired of waiting." The concept of was used as a psychic password in "" and means "the smell of dust after rain". The Doctor frequently refers to Amy as "the girl who waited". [] Production Writer said in an interview that he was considering bringing the character of Craig back when was cast and he saw his performance, saying that "it already felt like he was one of the Who family". It was also his idea to bring back the Cybermen, because there were no other returning monsters in the series and he thought "there should be a sense of history about the Doctor's final battle to save Earth before he heads off to meet his death". [] Cast notes This episode marks 's third involvement with Doctor Who, having provided vocals for the "Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon", heard in , and appeared in as Wrack. The accompanying to "Closing Time" is entitled "Open All Hours" in honour of Baron's role in the . DJ appears in a non-speaking cameo role, as a man shopping for lingerie. [] Broadcast and reception "Closing Time" was first broadcast in the United Kingdom on on 24 September 2011 and in the United States on on the same date. It achieved overnight ratings of 5.3 million viewers, coming in second for its time slot behind . [] Critical reception The episode received generally positive reviews, with critics praising the comic interplay between Smith and Corden. Jack Pelling of Celluloid Heroes Radio praised Roberts' deftly crafted comic script, and described it as "one of the most enjoyable episodes of Doctor Who in recent years". Dan Martin of questioned the decision to air a standalone episode as the penultimate show of the series, calling "Closing Time" "something of a curiosity" as well as writing positively about "Smith and Cordon's double act". Gavin Fuller of awarded the episode three out of five stars, comparing Smith's performance favourably to that of . Neela Debnath of said it was an "intriguing change of pace" and succeeded with "great comedic moments" and the "brilliant chemistry between the Doctor and Craig". She praised Corden for excelling after his "average" performance in "The Lodger". Patrick Mulkern, writing for , thought that the ending was an "emotional overload...but what better way to deal with the emotionally deprived Cybermen?" He was pleased with the "sweet cameo" from Amy and Rory and the "tense coda" with River Song and Kovarian. 's Matt Risley rated the episode 7.5 out of 10, praising the chemistry between Smith and Corden as well as Smith's interaction with the baby, but was disappointed with the Cybermen, who he said "never really delivered on the threat or horror fans know they're capable of". reviewer Rob Power gave the episode three and a half out of five stars, saying it "[worked] wonders" as a light-hearted episode before the finale and with "properly bad" Cybermen. Though he thought the Cyberman lacked "real menance" and Craig escaped in a "cheesy way", he considered the main focus to be on the Doctor's "farewell tour" and praised Smith's performance. He thought that the moments of "sad-eyed loneliness and resignation" added weight to "what would otherwise have been a paper-thin episode". 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