*sigh*

the doctor goes cartoon?

first picture of the new doctor who animated series, which is to air later this year – it looks like him, it will talk like him, but it is so not real – i will have to wait and see, if i’ll like it, but the image sure doesn’t do the trick – part of the charm of doctor who is, that one can very well imagine it all to be real because he is so real and he fills the part with such life and energy and himself (not strictly speaking of david tennant only here) – if it’s a cartoon, it could be anything – seriously, no one ever thinks sailormoon and spiderman are for reals when watching their stiff animated bodies move on screen, do they? – so, i think i prefer real people to drawn stiffs and a real doctor to one on paper any day

he’s a better …

very nice – me likey!

can’t wait

Billie Piper returns to Doctor Who to see David Tennant bow out in all-star show

Their on-screen pairing as Rose and The Doctor made both Billie Piper and David Tennant household names. So it was only fitting that new mother Billie should return to Doctor Who for Tennant ’s final two episodes as the Timelord. The 26-year-old actress joins an all-star cast for  the emotional send-off of the popular star. Yesterday Tennant, dressed in the Doctor’s signature suited style, was seen filming some of his last scenes from the sci-fi family drama. Billie had earlier filmed scenes nearby, wrapped in scraf and gloves, and the two were seen chatting together in a break from filming. Tense scenes: David Tennant walks through air swirling with snow as he films his last moments for a two-episode finale to his time in Doctor Who. The final two episodes will be broadcast over the Christmas period and will see Tennant regenerate as Matt Smith, who replaces him as the 11th Doctor.

tonight’s the night

that was fun – i want to be in doctor who – preferably quite soon, as long as my doctor’s still traveling on the tardis – well, this seems quite fitting to celebrate my doctor-who-addiction, which started somewhere around this time last year

yes, please

Doctor Who boss Russell T Davies said: “Viewers thought they may have to wait until November for the next full episode of Doctor Who, but this is an extra special treat.

The third series of the Sarah Jane Adventures will be back on the CBBC Channel for 12 weeks from September.

Most Doctor Who fans weren’t expecting to see David Tennant as The Doctor until November, but now it’s been revealed he’s going to star on CBBC first!

And it’s not just a brief return either – The Doctor will play a big role in a two-part story of The Sarah Jane Adventures.

“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 will also see Sarah Jane, K-9, Clyde, Luke, Rani and Mr Smith battle a haunted house and the return of the Judoon.

amused or not amused

i bid you all farewell and start out on my way to england – i shall be back one week from tomorrow – i will have presents and photos and stories – i won’t have met queen victoria, but i will have met jane austen and william shakespeare and loads of modern day british citizens – so, have fun without me and decide for yourselves whether you’d rather be amused or not so much

mine at last

the shakespeare sonnets are mine at last – i might be a hopeless romantic, but i’m a romantic with style – spending a friday night at home, with shakespeare sonnets and hot chocolate – what more can a girl want? – the velvety voice of david tennant makes up for all the stupdity of real life men and príncipes

happy birthday, david

hello, i’m the doctor – happy easter

bjbjkbjkb

why, oh why can’t i sit on a bus and have the doctor come, sit next to me and offer me chocolate – what a bliss that would be – what else to say about “planet of the dead” ?- lady christina – oh my, she’s got spunk, she’s exciting and very entertaining and a match for the doctor, buy why do they have to snog? – it seems a little out of place – okay, he’s cute and i’d totally want to be her, but it’s just … it doesn’t feel right – still her puns and play with words are simply delicious – add the doctor and you get an hour full of excitement and laughs

lady christina: you’re an alien?

doctor: yea, you don’t have to kiss me either (refering to the insect-people, lady c. would rather not kiss)

lady c.: you look human!

doctor: you look timelord!

next – the scientist – malcom – he’s hilarious, he loves the doctor and adores his talent, bus still isn’t intimidated or awed not to name a new entity after himself – thus we get malcoms and bernhards – i am very much amused -  “we’ve gone way beyond 100 bernhards and i haven’t invented a name for that” – i love it – more of him in the future please – i’m voting for malcom as the next doctor’s companion!

the aliens – two new aliens, instead of cyberman and daleks, who started to get on my nerves just a bit – especially the cyberman – they’re boring and christmas special’s cyberlord-story … come on, boooring! – the tritovores are funky looking insect-people and i wouldn’t wanna kiss one either, but their language and the doctor’s imitation of it – well, i couldn’t stop giggling – the joke on the coldness of their spaceship, added by russell t. davies to commemorate the great february snowfalls and the adverse conditions cast and crew had to brave during filming – then, the manta-ray creatures – urgh, not scary looking, but deeply dangerous and thus again showing the brilliance of doctor who – the weird looking tritovores are the good guys, meanwhile the sleek and fancy looking ray-swarm is a deadly enemy

all in all, this is one of my favourite specials and i can hardly wait for the next ones, especially, since there was quite some for-shadowing as to the doctor’s end -*sniff* – but there’s more to come and anticipation is the best kind of thrill

wanna see – right now – please

easter can’t come too quickly

Planet Of The Dead Press Release

The BBC Press Office have released the following synopsis of the Doctor Who Easter Special, Planet Of The Dead:

When a London bus takes a detour to an alien world, the Doctor must join forces with the extraordinary Lady Christina, in this one-off seasonal special. But the mysterious planet holds terrifying secrets, hidden in the sand. And time is running out, as the deadly Swarm gets closer.

Planet Of The Dead features David Tennant as the Doctor, Michelle Ryan as Lady Christina and Lee Evans as Malcolm. It is written by Russell T Davies and Gareth Roberts.

There is sill no exact air date but it is expected to be shown on the Easter weekend of the 11th and 12th of April.

doctor goes desert

obsession gone overboard

you know, you’re a fangirl, when you know your beloved’s favourite piece of art

rodin’s kiss – the doctor says – what? – i say – cool!

wishes fulfilled

my happy-birthday-cake

thanks to two sweet, sweet girls for a lovely cake, a fantastic funny evening and a tinkling tiara, suddenly turning me into a princess and maybe a prince not too far away after all – i know it cannot be a time lord on a white horse, in shining chucks and stripes (as demonstrated here) – but i shall not give up hope quite so easily – and for now, i do have my tardis and time and space travel seems like a good way to spend the time until the prince one his white unicorn decides to come along

doctor and tardis

my seventh and last wish is quite a usual one for me – i’d very much like to go time traveling with the doctor in his tardis

it would be such an adventure – if only – just for one trip – oh, so much to see and so much to know and so much to feel – ah, yes, this is quite easily my favourite birthdaywish of them all

magic and shoes

wish of the day – another pair of magic shoes – i know i want dark blue ones, but here are some tempting reasons to defer that wish and buy another pair just yet

can i have the man attached to the shoes as well, please?

shakespeare and david

the first wish is the one dearest in my heart and it grieves me painfully, that i have yet a whole long month to wait, till i can hold it in my hands

Shakespeare’s Sonnets, one of the most remarkable collections of poetry, was first published in 1609, 400 years ago, by Mr Thomas Thorpe. Naxos AudioBooks marks the occasion with a selection of 80 of the finest, read by leading actors. The selection includes famous ones such as ‘Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day’ as well as lesser well-known sonnets though of equally fine stature.

usually i am not a fan of audiobooks, but shakespeare’s sonnets, read by david tennant? – ahh, need i add more? – here’s a link to a sample – it makes me ache for more, so much more – from shakespeare and david with love

shakespeare #4

i’m back and just in time for yet another vote – this one combines two of my favourite people in the whole wide world of time and space – shakespeare and david tennant – so, who’d you put in the shakespeare hall of fame, huh? – vote here

uh, isn’t he simply delicious and such a genius? – now, see both of them together – an unbelievable amount of genius and great words – the doctor and the bard, together to save the world – such an amazing adventure and you wish, you’d have been right there with them to see and hear for yourselves – i know, i do!

do you miss me?

well, i’ll be back – once my time lord in shining chucks and stripes comes and carries me back home on his white horse