The third story in Captin Franko’s Doctor Who spin-off series, ARNIE, has now been released on his blog. ‘An Uncertain Future’ sees Parris trying to rescue ARNIE and the rest of the human race from the sinister Editor, who is rewriting events with the Celestial Diary. This episode includes fantastic animation and ends on a very intriguing cliffhanger!
After a couple of months of hard work, I have finally finished my script for the fifth episode in Jay Burke’s new animated Doctor Who series, which has the title of ‘A Renaissance Tale’. The story sees the Twelfth Doctor and his companions Eve and Wesley Miller visiting the Province of Florence during the Renaissance era, where they meet the legendary Leonardo Da Vinci.
Burkey has released two new videos on his blog with introductions from the actors who will be voicing the Twelfth Doctor and Eve Miller in his animated series. Each of the videos features a brief discussion about how the characters will be played in the series, and also gives an insight into the journey they will be taken on.
The first episode of the Classic Doctor Who Documentaries is now available to pre-order from The Doctor Who Times website, and will be released on DVD from 26th February 2011. 
The poll for this year’s Doctor Who Christmas special, ‘A Christmas Carol’, showed that the average rating out of five stars was 4.7 stars, meaning that this story was thought of as ‘Excellent’.
Today marks the beginning of a brand new year, which will see thirteen brand new episodes of Doctor Who broadcast in the Spring and Autumn, as well as a Christmas Special. There are still plenty more treats to look forward to beforehand on Blink, including the upcoming ‘Blast from the Past’ project which will be released in early February.
The Doctor Who Times has announced that there will be an exclusive new project on his site next year, where every three months you will have the opportunity to watch documentaries about classic Doctors and monsters from the series. The projects kicks off with the Tenth Doctor on 13th February 2011, which will be available to watch for 2 days online and then released on DVD.
Today’s treat on my advent calendar with The Doctor Who Times is the second part of an exclusive story written by me, with the title of ‘Burning Ice’. The story is set in a village called Silver Woods, and features the return of the Ice Warriors.
Captin Franko has released his exclusive Christmas Special story on his blog, which is titled ‘How the Doctor Stole Christmas’, and features his own incarnation of the Doctor travelling with his companion Tabitha. This story is very festive and a perfect way to celebrate the Christmas season whilst enjoying a brand new episode of Doctor Who, complete with incredible animation and a great storyline.
A brand new series of animated Doctor Who adventures will be released next year by Jay Burke, who has created his own Twelfth Doctor and companion Eve Miller. The series will see the relationship between the Doctor and his companion develop in new and exciting ways over thirteen weeks, with scripts from Jay Burke and Captin Franko and myself.Doctor Who S1 E1 Preview from Jay Burke on Vimeo.
Today’s treat on my advent calendar with The Doctor Who Times is the first part of an exclusive story written by me, with the title of ‘Burning Ice’. The story is set in a village called Silver Woods, and features a mysterious creature frozen for eternity.
As you are reading this post, I will be on stage performing in the show ‘Our House’, which features music from the popular band Madness. This unfortunately means that I will not be able to update the blog much today, but normal posting will resume tomorrow.
To get into the festive spirit, this blog has had a minor makeover with a slightly altered Christmas-themed banner, and lots of falling snow! The direction of the snow can be controlled by moving your mouse from left to right across the screen.
The first story in Captin Franko’s Doctor Who spin-off series, ‘ARNIE’, has now been released on his blog. ‘The Hunt Begins’ sees the robotic ARNIE team up with an investigator known as Parris, who both appeared in the first series of Christel Doctor Who. This first episode is an excellent start to the series, with incredible animation and a great storyline.
Yesterday evening I completed an interview with CaptinFranko, where we discussed Doctor Who, my blog, and the episode that I have written for his second series of Christel Doctor Who. We also talked about what we could expect from the blog next year and my upcoming writing projects.
Today is the forty-seventh anniversary of Doctor Who, which began in 1963 with William Hartnell as the First Doctor. Although the show has changed a lot since the early days, the main themes and concepts have remained the same, which has ensured that the programme continues to be loved by new generations.
A brand new poll is now available on Blink, where you can give a rating out of five stars for the fifth story in the new series of The Sarah Jane Adventures, ‘Lost in Time’.
The poll for the fourth story in the new series of The Sarah Jane Adventures, ‘The Empty Planet’, showed that the average rating out of five stars was 3.2 stars, meaning that this story was thought of as ‘Average’.