Doctor Who ‘Death on the Line’ Animations

Captin Franko has released images of two animated characters that will be appearing in my story for his second series, which has the title of ‘Death on the Line’. The character seen here is Arthur Renton, an upper class Austrian businessman, who plays an important role in the story along with his daughter Sheila.

Arthur and Sheila are father and daughter, and they have a very argumentative relationship. The animation of Sheila Renton can be seen on Captin Franko’s blog.

Doctor Who Interview with Blink and CaptinFranko

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.

The full interview can be read here.

Script Completed for Christel Films Series 2

Over the last few months I have been working hard on a script for the second season of Captin Franko’s animated Doctor Who series, Christel Films, and yesterday evening my work on the first draft was completed. Captin Franko has given his approval on the script, and now I am moving onto the editing stage so that the story is as good as it possibly can be.

At the present time the details of the story have to be kept secret to avoid spoiling the plotline, however I can exclusively reveal that the title of the story is ‘Death on the Line’, and the script features the words ‘train’, ‘rain’ and ‘pain’.

More news about this story will be posted nearer to the time of release in early 2011, and in the meantime you can relive the amazing first series of animated Doctor Who adventures on Christel Films.

'The Adventure Games' Confirmed for Series 2

The BBC have confirmed that a second series of ‘The Adventure Games’ has been commissioned for 2011, due to the success of the first run of stories. The first three interactive games pulled in 1.6 million downloads from the official BBC Doctor Who website.

However, the three games released so far have had mixed reviews from fans of the show, in particular the latest story ‘TARDIS’, which had a weak plotline and very little for the player to do.

The final interactive game from the first series is currently unnamed, but is believed to feature a giant shark monster, if the ending from the third game links directly into the fourth.

‘Sherlock’ Returns for Second Series

Executive producer Steven Moffat and producer Sue Vertue appeared on the BBC Breakfast programme this morning, where they discussed the future of their show ‘Sherlock’.

Sue Vertue confirmed that more episodes will be made of the very successful series: “There will be more. We’re having a meeting to talk about how many and when.”