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...I am really looking forward to seeing this episode with these old fashioned early 60's Daleks in which it is obviously a crossover in the Dalek timeline... it will be awesome... I was terrified of these Daleks when I was about 10 years old when the first episodes of Doctor Who came on to our television screens in England lol!... I actually got to touch one of the original early Daleks when I went to the Doctor Who exhibition at the ABC television station in 2013... although it was not scary to touch it now it gave me a weird feeling to touch something that I used to be terrified of lol!... here is the one I touched (take note that one of the nodules is missing at the front)...
...it also felt great to touch a Tardis even though it was just a prop built for the exhibition... I don't know... it just brings out the child within me to actually touch these things I guess lol!... cheers.
Probs the best photo, see how you can see the back of the sign
...oh wow BigBrotherCritic I never ever realised that before... (they say that you learn something new every day don't they?)... well... colour me amazed!... thanks for that my friend... cheers.
kxk
SAPIOSEXUAL
Spring & the Doctor on the doorstep, fantastic.
So I too emailed ABC 2 weeks ago, asking about Sunday morning simulcast, and email I got back, we will get back to you within 30 days.
And i rang them today - they know nothing yet, but it will be HEAVILY PROMOTED when programming is finalised, soon I hope.
She could not commit, but I asked - well, no reason the expect otherwise is there? It has been ratings and fan winner?
She just laughed and said, well yes that is true, but non-committal.
Anyway, everyone getting in the zone, and watching the awesome repeats, twice daily, and I can't help myself - I watch both times.
Except tonight - I hate this one.
Here is the schedule, so you can peruse and don't miss next week, Wednesday/Thursday, the 50th repeat, and the beginning of Capaldi era.
Friday, August 14
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
The TARDIS has crashed, Clara is lost inside, and the Doctor has 30 minutes before his ship explodes. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
12:35am
Doctor Who (2013) ‘Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS’
ABC2
The Crimson Horror45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Something ghastly is afoot in Victorian Yorkshire, as bodies are found with red skin. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:30pm
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Crimson Horror’
ABC2
Saturday, August 15
The Crimson Horror45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Something ghastly is afoot in Victorian Yorkshire, as bodies are found with red skin. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
12:50am
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Crimson Horror’
ABC2
Monday, August 17
Nightmare in Silver45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Hedgewick's World of Wonders: the perfect theme park day out. And ground zero for a deadly silver resurrection... " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:30pm
Doctor Who (2013) ‘Nightmare in Silver’
ABC2
Tuesday, August 18
Nightmare in Silver45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Hedgewick's World of Wonders: the perfect theme park day out. And ground zero for a deadly silver resurrection... " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
12:50am
Doctor Who (2013) ‘Nightmare in Silver’
ABC2
The Name of the Doctor45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
The Doctor has a secret he will take to his grave. And it is discovered..." data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:25pm
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Name of the Doctor’
ABC2
Wednesday, August 19
The Day of the Doctor80 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Celebrate 50 years of Doctor Who with this highly anticipated special titled The Day of the Doctor. ABC1 will join more than 75 countries around the globe to simultaneously broadcast the highly anticipated television event. LIVE to all regions - and repeated at 7.30pm 24th November 2013. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:30pm
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Day of the Doctor’
ABC2
Thursday, August 20
The Day of the Doctor75 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Celebrate 50 years of Doctor Who with this highly anticipated special titled The Day of the Doctor. ABC1 will join more than 75 countries around the globe to simultaneously broadcast the highly anticipated television event. LIVE to all regions - and repeated at 7.30pm 24th November 2013. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
12:10am
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Day of the Doctor’
ABC2
Deep Breath75 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Clara is alone in Victorian London with a man she doesn't know, a dinosaur in the Thames, and a spate of deadly spontaneous combustions. The Doctor has changed. It's time you knew him." data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:30pm
Doctor Who (2014) ‘Deep Breath’
ABC2
And thanks @Mr Stickyfingers, hope you are continuing to do well, and as it is only nice & clever posters in here - of course - you should all be smart enough to know who this is, hackers hacked my account and were posting as the old me. Very creepy - and I found more constructive and interesting ways to procrastinate, so I intend to stay here only with occasional forays into junk food perhaps.
I miss Craig,
So I too emailed ABC 2 weeks ago, asking about Sunday morning simulcast, and email I got back, we will get back to you within 30 days.
And i rang them today - they know nothing yet, but it will be HEAVILY PROMOTED when programming is finalised, soon I hope.
She could not commit, but I asked - well, no reason the expect otherwise is there? It has been ratings and fan winner?
She just laughed and said, well yes that is true, but non-committal.
Anyway, everyone getting in the zone, and watching the awesome repeats, twice daily, and I can't help myself - I watch both times.
Except tonight - I hate this one.
Here is the schedule, so you can peruse and don't miss next week, Wednesday/Thursday, the 50th repeat, and the beginning of Capaldi era.
Friday, August 14
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
The TARDIS has crashed, Clara is lost inside, and the Doctor has 30 minutes before his ship explodes. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
12:35am
Doctor Who (2013) ‘Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS’
ABC2
The Crimson Horror45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Something ghastly is afoot in Victorian Yorkshire, as bodies are found with red skin. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:30pm
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Crimson Horror’
ABC2
Saturday, August 15
The Crimson Horror45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Something ghastly is afoot in Victorian Yorkshire, as bodies are found with red skin. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
12:50am
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Crimson Horror’
ABC2
Monday, August 17
Nightmare in Silver45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Hedgewick's World of Wonders: the perfect theme park day out. And ground zero for a deadly silver resurrection... " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:30pm
Doctor Who (2013) ‘Nightmare in Silver’
ABC2
Tuesday, August 18
Nightmare in Silver45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Hedgewick's World of Wonders: the perfect theme park day out. And ground zero for a deadly silver resurrection... " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
12:50am
Doctor Who (2013) ‘Nightmare in Silver’
ABC2
The Name of the Doctor45 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
The Doctor has a secret he will take to his grave. And it is discovered..." data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:25pm
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Name of the Doctor’
ABC2
Wednesday, August 19
The Day of the Doctor80 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Celebrate 50 years of Doctor Who with this highly anticipated special titled The Day of the Doctor. ABC1 will join more than 75 countries around the globe to simultaneously broadcast the highly anticipated television event. LIVE to all regions - and repeated at 7.30pm 24th November 2013. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:30pm
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Day of the Doctor’
ABC2
Thursday, August 20
The Day of the Doctor75 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Celebrate 50 years of Doctor Who with this highly anticipated special titled The Day of the Doctor. ABC1 will join more than 75 countries around the globe to simultaneously broadcast the highly anticipated television event. LIVE to all regions - and repeated at 7.30pm 24th November 2013. " data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
12:10am
Doctor Who (2013) ‘The Day of the Doctor’
ABC2
Deep Breath75 minutes, PG, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Cult, WS, CC, Series, Repeat
(United Kingdom, English)
Clara is alone in Victorian London with a man she doesn't know, a dinosaur in the Thames, and a spate of deadly spontaneous combustions. The Doctor has changed. It's time you knew him." data-html="true" data-title="Doctor Who" data-trigger="hover" style="box-sizing: border-box;">
7:30pm
Doctor Who (2014) ‘Deep Breath’
ABC2
And thanks @Mr Stickyfingers, hope you are continuing to do well, and as it is only nice & clever posters in here - of course - you should all be smart enough to know who this is, hackers hacked my account and were posting as the old me. Very creepy - and I found more constructive and interesting ways to procrastinate, so I intend to stay here only with occasional forays into junk food perhaps.
I miss Craig,
kxk
SAPIOSEXUAL
Thank you @Mr Stickyfingers for making this, it is FANTASTIC 
CYBER REJECT
They can't upgrade empty vessels (no brain), they melt them down
And/or it is symbolic of what IT is doing, invading and taking over the friggin world, that mega arse is unstoppable - ooo we could write and episode of DW about the battle of the giant arses, Jlo, Minaj, and cyber reject,,,,,,,,hmmmm
Anway, ignoring my ramblings and all praise the fabulous talented @Mr Stickyfingers!!!
CYBER REJECT
They can't upgrade empty vessels (no brain), they melt them down
And/or it is symbolic of what IT is doing, invading and taking over the friggin world, that mega arse is unstoppable - ooo we could write and episode of DW about the battle of the giant arses, Jlo, Minaj, and cyber reject,,,,,,,,hmmmm
Anway, ignoring my ramblings and all praise the fabulous talented @Mr Stickyfingers!!!
BigBrotherCritic
Like working a job 24/7, for 2 days on the trot
What do you mean Reject, Thats beautifulThank you @Mr Stickyfingers for making this, it is FANTASTIC
CYBER REJECT
They can't upgrade empty vessels (no brain), they melt them down
And/or it is symbolic of what IT is doing, invading and taking over the friggin world, that mega arse is unstoppable - ooo we could write and episode of DW about the battle of the giant arses, Jlo, Minaj, and cyber reject,,,,,,,,hmmmm
Anway, ignoring my ramblings and all praise the fabulous talented @Mr Stickyfingers!!!
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BigBrotherCritic
Like working a job 24/7, for 2 days on the trot
John Hurt on being knighted, his recently diagnosed cancer and playing his old drinking buddy Jeffrey Bernard
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2015...ternalId=6cb747a3-35e9-4301-8aab-de83418ecea0
Insane?” asks the newly ennobled actor, Sir John Hurt. “I know I’ve gone mad at times. Of course I have. There’s a thin dividing line between that and sanity and you don’t know where you are a lot of the time. The line is fictitious, and alterable. You can move around within it.”
Thus begins another rollicking conversation with one of our most distinguished actors, twice nominated for an Oscar (Midnight Express and The Elephant Man), winner of four Baftas (including for The Naked Civil Servant), an incarnation of Doctor Who in 2013, and wand merchant Mr Ollivander in several Harry Potter films. He admits some of his 200-plus credits have been “stinkers” for money to finance a hell-raising life, now curtailed, with mates like Peter O’Toole, Oliver Reed, Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon.
He was surprised to be knighted by the Queen last month. “I did nothing to encourage it,” he says, and after a pause adds mischievously, “Some people do, you know.” It would be indelicate to discuss names, but we know those who have turned it down. “Albert [Finney] refused because he says he’s only just got used to being called ‘Mr’. And so did Paul [Scofield]. They’re not agin’ it, but didn’t want it for themselves.
“I like being Sir John – it works, doesn’t it? Or John. The only thing that sticks in my craw is when people say ‘Mr Hurt’. I tell them it’s no longer correct.” Yet, vanity seems alien to him. For years he refused to have a mirror in his house. “Acting isn’t about looking at yourself, and I never thought I was good-looking.”
We speak at his home in Norfolk where he’s having treatment for early-stage pancreatic cancer diagnosed in June. Now 75, he once told me he didn’t think he’d live beyond 30. “That’s a generation thing. We were crawling away from the war and the world was a different place. Electronics has brought it down to size, one of the biggest revolutions in human history. I can’t say I worry about mortality, but it’s impossible to get to my age and not have a little contemplation of it. We’re all just passing time, and occupy our chair very briefly. But my treatment is going terrifically well, so I’m optimistic.”
--
His elder brother, Michael, is staying with him. He’s called Brother Anselm, a Catholic monk, who left the church to marry and divorce, twice, and is now visiting his daughter. “She and her family have a caravan nearby.” Hurt’s – Sir John’s – father was a peripatetic high-church priest “who chose gruesome places to work – Grimsby and the Midlands – because he believed working-class areas were more truthful. I thought of going into the church – I loved the ritual – when I was young, but reacted against it as a teenager.”
Today he stars in Radio 4’s Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell as the eponymous writer, roué and drunk whose acerbic Spectator Low Life column is immortalised in the play by Keith Waterhouse. It takes place in the Coach & Horses pub in London’s Soho, where Bernard is locked in overnight, having fallen asleep in the toilet. He muses on his friends and his “wretched” life, which saw him discharged from the Army, working as a stagehand and being sacked from Sporting Life after he’d been advised to take up journalism because he couldn’t hold down a proper job. He died aged 65 in 1997.
Sir John was offered the stage production in 1989, but turned it down. “I’d like to keep that quiet because it could be considered a mistake, but I had specific reasons: I thought Keith wrote something too comic. Jeffrey was a very funny man, but his life was not entirely so. He was good at taking the p**s out of himself, and us, and adept at turning sadness into amusement, but there was something underlying it that was not entirely come dic. I met him first in the early 60s, and always liked him. I took him to the races a lot – and back again, which was quite a feat.
“He always had money problems but paid his way and was stroppy if others didn’t. I felt I knew him so well that my approach would have been a version of him, but Peter O’Toole was perfect. He told Jeffrey, ‘Don’t think this is about you. It’s all about me and my entrance to Soho.’ I saw it twice and thought it was brilliant.”
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2015...ternalId=6cb747a3-35e9-4301-8aab-de83418ecea0
Insane?” asks the newly ennobled actor, Sir John Hurt. “I know I’ve gone mad at times. Of course I have. There’s a thin dividing line between that and sanity and you don’t know where you are a lot of the time. The line is fictitious, and alterable. You can move around within it.”
Thus begins another rollicking conversation with one of our most distinguished actors, twice nominated for an Oscar (Midnight Express and The Elephant Man), winner of four Baftas (including for The Naked Civil Servant), an incarnation of Doctor Who in 2013, and wand merchant Mr Ollivander in several Harry Potter films. He admits some of his 200-plus credits have been “stinkers” for money to finance a hell-raising life, now curtailed, with mates like Peter O’Toole, Oliver Reed, Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon.
He was surprised to be knighted by the Queen last month. “I did nothing to encourage it,” he says, and after a pause adds mischievously, “Some people do, you know.” It would be indelicate to discuss names, but we know those who have turned it down. “Albert [Finney] refused because he says he’s only just got used to being called ‘Mr’. And so did Paul [Scofield]. They’re not agin’ it, but didn’t want it for themselves.
“I like being Sir John – it works, doesn’t it? Or John. The only thing that sticks in my craw is when people say ‘Mr Hurt’. I tell them it’s no longer correct.” Yet, vanity seems alien to him. For years he refused to have a mirror in his house. “Acting isn’t about looking at yourself, and I never thought I was good-looking.”
We speak at his home in Norfolk where he’s having treatment for early-stage pancreatic cancer diagnosed in June. Now 75, he once told me he didn’t think he’d live beyond 30. “That’s a generation thing. We were crawling away from the war and the world was a different place. Electronics has brought it down to size, one of the biggest revolutions in human history. I can’t say I worry about mortality, but it’s impossible to get to my age and not have a little contemplation of it. We’re all just passing time, and occupy our chair very briefly. But my treatment is going terrifically well, so I’m optimistic.”
--
His elder brother, Michael, is staying with him. He’s called Brother Anselm, a Catholic monk, who left the church to marry and divorce, twice, and is now visiting his daughter. “She and her family have a caravan nearby.” Hurt’s – Sir John’s – father was a peripatetic high-church priest “who chose gruesome places to work – Grimsby and the Midlands – because he believed working-class areas were more truthful. I thought of going into the church – I loved the ritual – when I was young, but reacted against it as a teenager.”
Today he stars in Radio 4’s Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell as the eponymous writer, roué and drunk whose acerbic Spectator Low Life column is immortalised in the play by Keith Waterhouse. It takes place in the Coach & Horses pub in London’s Soho, where Bernard is locked in overnight, having fallen asleep in the toilet. He muses on his friends and his “wretched” life, which saw him discharged from the Army, working as a stagehand and being sacked from Sporting Life after he’d been advised to take up journalism because he couldn’t hold down a proper job. He died aged 65 in 1997.
Sir John was offered the stage production in 1989, but turned it down. “I’d like to keep that quiet because it could be considered a mistake, but I had specific reasons: I thought Keith wrote something too comic. Jeffrey was a very funny man, but his life was not entirely so. He was good at taking the p**s out of himself, and us, and adept at turning sadness into amusement, but there was something underlying it that was not entirely come dic. I met him first in the early 60s, and always liked him. I took him to the races a lot – and back again, which was quite a feat.
“He always had money problems but paid his way and was stroppy if others didn’t. I felt I knew him so well that my approach would have been a version of him, but Peter O’Toole was perfect. He told Jeffrey, ‘Don’t think this is about you. It’s all about me and my entrance to Soho.’ I saw it twice and thought it was brilliant.”
kxk
SAPIOSEXUAL
ABC response to query about live streaming new series, non committal.
Thank you for your email regarding Doctor Who.
I am not sure if the new episodes of this program will be streamed online early Sunday mornings. All I can suggest is that you keep an eye on the ABC TV Doctor Who website for scheduling information http://www.abc.net.au/tv/programs/doctor-who/ .
I am pleased to read that you are enjoying the repeats of this program - it is such a pleasure to receive positive feedback. Please be assured your comments have been noted and made available to ABC Television.
Thank you again for taking the time to write to the ABC.
Yours sincerely,
C Bourke
Audience and Consumer Affairs
Thank you for your email regarding Doctor Who.
I am not sure if the new episodes of this program will be streamed online early Sunday mornings. All I can suggest is that you keep an eye on the ABC TV Doctor Who website for scheduling information http://www.abc.net.au/tv/programs/doctor-who/ .
I am pleased to read that you are enjoying the repeats of this program - it is such a pleasure to receive positive feedback. Please be assured your comments have been noted and made available to ABC Television.
Thank you again for taking the time to write to the ABC.
Yours sincerely,
C Bourke
Audience and Consumer Affairs
...that really is an open-ended response isn't it KIK?... but when you think of what happened last year when they basically popped it on the schedule unannounced as a test run then logic dictates that because of the loads of positive responses that they received with howls of delight by us Whovians all around then they will do it again... don't forget... when we all got up bleary-eyed to watch the Live show early Sunday morning we all couldn't wait to watch it later that night again to see what we missed the first time around...if anything that move by them would've probably increased viewers in volumes because of people talking to others about it during that day... whoever thought that little trick up should've got a pay rise...
...after all... 'word-of-mouth' is the best publicity of all as they say... I will be shocked if they don't continue to do it again... who knows?... not confirming that they will or won't would be generating lots of tongues wagging on whether they will or not... the more people wondering and talking about it the more publicity yet again eh?... that's my theory anyway... if I was programming the ABC I would be doing just that... then again that may just be the way I think lol!... let's all hope eh?... cheers.
kxk
SAPIOSEXUAL
Yes, I believe you are correct @Mr Stickyfingers - ABC are subtly teasing, they were getting over 500,000 viewers sunday am.
ABC have been cleverly adjusting how DW is broadcast over the last few years.
Before Game of Thrones, and the early days of NUWHO (ie 2005 reboot), Doctor Who was the most downloaded and pirated show.
Because they made us wait too long for the series, 3-6 months, so everybody learnt how to use bit-torrent
So, ABC know Whovians are enthusiastic, loyal, fervent fans - and they switched things up & stopped the waiting crap.
Got to love a broadcaster that listens.
ABC have been cleverly adjusting how DW is broadcast over the last few years.
Before Game of Thrones, and the early days of NUWHO (ie 2005 reboot), Doctor Who was the most downloaded and pirated show.
Because they made us wait too long for the series, 3-6 months, so everybody learnt how to use bit-torrent
So, ABC know Whovians are enthusiastic, loyal, fervent fans - and they switched things up & stopped the waiting crap.
Got to love a broadcaster that listens.
...oh to have my own personal Tardis!... I've always wanted to do this but my sweet darling wife won't have a bar of it lol!... **SIGH**... cheers.
Meglos
HAVE A NECTARINE, GONK
I enjoyed that clip @Mr Stickyfingers
Hadn't seen that episode. Unlike most comedy, they actually got the references and pronunciation right.
Hadn't seen that episode. Unlike most comedy, they actually got the references and pronunciation right.
...jeez I wish I had a Tardis Meglos... my darling wife will not allow me to do the same as they did so I'm limited to have a few Doctor Who knicknacks I'm afraid lol!... this is my range of Whoniverse things that I have...
...I do restrict myself with my obsessions because I just can't help myself buying anything and everything to do with my love of things so I try to keep things down to small sizes lol!... but I also have a little wind-up toy Dalek... I've had it for many many years lol!... here is the little guy... cheers.
BigBrotherCritic
Like working a job 24/7, for 2 days on the trot
OMFG THAT BOOKSHELF! I NEED THAT IN MY LIFE NOW! THAT IS AMAZING!
...hahaha!... one of my step-sons bought it for my birthday... I can't have a full-sized Tardis so I just pretend I have that small sized Tardis that The Doctor was in when it was shrinking in 'Flatline' or when it shrunk in 'Logopolis' lol!... remember these?... cheers.
BigBrotherCritic
Like working a job 24/7, for 2 days on the trot
Someone by the name of MEGLOS (Same as our @Meglos or another? Can you confirm?) made a DVD shelf in 2012, looks pretty cool
http://tardisbuilders.com/index.php?topic=3270.0
omfg Its been awhile since I've watched Logopolis
You have the best Stepson ever
http://tardisbuilders.com/index.php?topic=3270.0
omfg Its been awhile since I've watched Logopolis
You have the best Stepson ever
BigBrotherCritic
Like working a job 24/7, for 2 days on the trot
My DW KnickKnack consists of the Doctor Who Yahtzee Set which comes with a tiny, Flatline style Tardis model. I cherish it.
Meglos
HAVE A NECTARINE, GONK
Haha! No, that's not me. Pretty cool though, I wish I could build stuff like that.