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Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia - What We Know

It's four days until the first of three 90 minute TV movies that make up series 2 of Sherlock, so here's a complete round up of synopses, videos and trailers for episode 1,  A Scandal in Belgravia:

SYNOPSIS

 In episode one of this new series, compromising photographs and a case of blackmail threaten the very heart of the British establishment but, for Sherlock and John, the game is on in more ways than one as they find themselves battling international terrorism, rogue CIA agents and a secret conspiracy involving the British government. But this case will cast a darker shadow over their lives than they could ever imagine, as the great detective begins a long duel of wits with an antagonist as cold and ruthless and brilliant as himself: to Sherlock Holmes, Irene Adler will always be THE woman.

CAST LIST 

Sherlock Holmes - Benedict Cumberbatch

Dr John Watson - Martin Freeman

Mrs Hudson - Una Stubbs

DI Lestrade - Rupert Graves

Mycroft Holmes - Mark Gatiss

Jim Moriarty - Andrew Scott

Molly Hooper - Louise Brealey

Irene Adler - Lara Pulver

TRAILER

CLIPS

Q & A from the screening

Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia airs on New Year's Day, at 8.10pm on BBC One.

The What We Know for episode 2, The Hounds of Baskerville, will be posted on Thursday January 5.

Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia Trailer

It's just 4 days until Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia, and the BBC have released a trailer for the episode, featuring our first glimpse at Lara Pulver as Irene Adler:

Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia airs at 8.10pm, BBC One on January 1st.

Overnight Views for The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe.

8.9 MILLION

Unofficial Figures were released overnight, regarding how many views there were on the Doctor Who Christmas special. It came Third on the Top ten. bear in mind this doesn't include Iplayer views or Recordings.


1. Eastenders 9.9... Million
2.Coronation Street... 9.0 Million
3.Doctor Who... 8.9 Million
4. Downtown Abbey...8.1 Million
5. Strictly Come Dancing... 7.5 Million
6. Absolutely Fabulous... 7.4 Million
7. Emmerdale... 6.7 Million
8. The Gruffalo's Child... 6.5 Million
9. Michael Mcintyre's Christmas Comedy Roadshow... 6.4 Million
10. All Star Family Fortunes... 6.4 Million

The Wedding Of River Song Poll Results...

.... which I should've done on Christmas Day, But Better Late Than Never

Best Finale ever.. 6
There's been Better... 3
Not One I'd Watch Again... 0
I'm Divorcing The Show... 0

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

Merry Christmas all ;) If you've not watched the Merlin Finale yet, head over to BBC iplayer now, Sherlock soon and of course tonight, at 7pm, DOCTOR WHOOOOOOOOO!!!! please visit for a poll afterwards ;)

Sherlock Series 2: The Complete Trailers

The BBC seem to be having fun with anagrams, releasing four (yes, four!) 20 second trailers for Sherlock series 2, all carrying different anagrams of 'Sherlock returns.' We saw the first today, but here it is:

Rush Relents Rock - With footage from A Scandal in Belgravia, The Hounds of Baskerville and The Reichenbach Fall:

Run Rocks Shelter - With footage from The Hounds of Baskerville and The Reichenbach Fall:

Reckless Nor Hurt - With footage from A Scandal in Belgravia and The Reichenbach Fall

Secret Horns Lurk- With footage from The Hounds of Baskerville:

Sherlock series 2 is made up of three 90-minute episodes:

A Scandal in Belgravia- January 1 2012 at 8.10pm-9.40pm

The Hounds of Baskerville - January 8 2012 at 8.30pm-10pm

The Reichenbach Fall - January 15 2012 at 8.30pm-10pm

Sherlock Series 2 Trailer

The Guardian have released the first official Sherlock series 2 trailer: with footage from all three episodes. Watch it here:

UPDATE: Replaced Guardian media video with YouTube version. Thanks to Sherlockology for posting this on Twitter.

Rush Relents Rock.

Sherlock returns.

01.01.12

Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia Clips

The BBC have released two preview clips for the first 90 minute episode of Sherlock series 2, A Scandal in Belgravia:

Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia airs at 8.10pm, BBC One on January 1st 2012.

Merlin: The Hunter's Heart Consolidated Ratings

The final timeshifted ratings for episode 11 of Merlin series four, The Hunter's Heart, have been released by BARB. The episode, which aired at 8.15pm on Saturday 10 December, got a final rating of 7.12 million viewers: the third best of the series so far (but since the overnights for episode 12 were actually 0.07 million higher than the final ratings for episode 11, soon to be fourth best.) It's a great total for an episode that only got 5.53 million viewers on overnight ratings- a timeshift of 1.6 million. The ratings for the series are:

The Darkest Hour: Part 1 - 6.4 million

The Darkest Hour: Part 2 - 6.8 million

The Wicked Day - 7.04 million

Aithusa - 6.96 million

His Father's Son - 7.4 million

A Servant of Two Masters - 6.94 million

The Secret Sharer - 6.72 million

Lamia - 7.0 million

Lancelot Du Lac - 7.32 million

A Herald of the New Age - 6.9 million

The Hunter's Heart - 7.12 million

The Sword in the Stone: Part 1 - (7.19 million viewers overnight) TBC

The Sword in the Stone: Part 2 - TBC

Sherlock: Complete Series Two Cover Art

The second series of Sherlock isn't going to premiere until New Year's Day, but the cover art (presumably the final art) for the DVD release has been released by Amazon:

Sherlock: Complete Series Two (rated 12) will be released on a 2-disc DVD on January 23 2012.

There's still no sign of a trailer, but expect one very, very soon.

Merlin Gets Biggest Ever Overnight Ratings

Last night's episode of Merlin, episode twelve, The Sword in the Stone: Part 1 improved week by week by one and a half million viewers, to reach overnight ratings of 7.19 million viewers from 8.05pm to 8.50pm last night. This was helped by being sandwiched by the finals of Strictly Come Dancing, and the fact that it was not up against The X Factor (which finished last week), instead a screening of Harry Potter And The Order of the Phoenix over on ITV1. This is not only the highest overnight rating of the series so far (the previous holder of that record was Lancelot Du Lac with 6.01 million) but the highest ever overnight rating over the four series so far of Merlin! When the consolidated ratings are released next week, we should see the ratings timeshift up to 8 million plus: a record for Merlin.

Next week is at 8pm on Christmas Eve, not before or after Strictly, but the episode should benefit from being against Text Santa on ITV1, and having a primetime slot on Christmas Eve.

Bill Bailey and Arabella Weir on The Christmas Special

Bill Bailey and Arabella Weir interviewed on the set of The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe:

Merlin: Episode 13 Trailer

Just one episode to go now in Merlin's fourth series: the finale, The Sword in the Stone: Part Two. Here's the stunning trailer for the series finale:

Catch the finale at 8pm, Christmas Eve on BBC One.

The Blog has regenerated

Doesnt take a genius to figure out the blog has changed, after all of time and space moved, PTS has changed the blog, a take on from Life, Doctor Who and Combom; http://www.combom.co.uk/ with allsorts in one blog.
and no I do NOT mean the sweets. END TRANSMISSION

-HootOwlWhovian

Hello

Hello, I'm PTS, and I'll be running this blog from now on! The blog will now cover shows like Merlin, Sherlock, Being Human, Misfits and more, with up to date news and trailers for these shows. Enjoy the blog!

Moving

this blog is moving to The Whoniversal Blog, please go there for my posts : www.whoniversalblog.blogspot.com thanks ;)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO WHO!!

Today Doctor Who is 48, I thought he was 1103 but anyways ;) on the 23rd of November 1963 the TARDIS set off for the first time heres a little memoir ((x2))

THE TARDIS SETS IFF FOR THE FIRST TIME:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRsfKK34SFY

THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AymEpaPsyyw

The Doctor, The Witch and The Wardrobe

The new Christmas Special title is precisely that! pictures we have so far....

...well the most important ones anyway there also is a picture of the doctor in a car with the woman ((who is the widow, played by clare skinner)) and various others


SPOILERS

the Doctor is inside the silver spacesuit.

Doctor Who - Children in Need 2011 - Clip and Trailer

the ponds

DW Convention

2012 Convention tickets available on 14th Novenber at £99 more for the possibble chance of a signiture/ autograph. the convention is 24th and 25th march 2012

THE DOCTOR AND RIVER A STARCROSSED LOVE STORY

my latest picture!!

Sorry!!

reasons i have not posted for like ever:

• Home Work
• Detention
• School
• Reality

i hate reality!! I'm going to try to start postng now!!

Run time for minisodes...

Bad Night (Runtime: 3m 37s)
Good Night (Runtime: 4m 50s)
First Night (Runtime: 2m 13s)
Last Night (Runtime: 3m 32s)
Up All Night (Runtime: 1m 55s)


the boxset is available on the 21st of November

Minisodes

The minisodes that are included in the series six boxnset are as follows:

As with last year’s release, the Doctor Who: Complete Sixth Series box set features new and unseen mini-episodes. This year there are five of them making up ‘Night And The Doctor‘. The lucky folks at SFX have already seen them and revealed some plot details.

• The first four episodes are all connected, and set pretty much entirely in the TARDIS. Totalling twelve minutes, they collectively address the question: what does the Doctor get up to while Rory and Amy are asleep? Well, given that he doesn’t need as much sleep as we humans, he has adventures, of course – adventures with a certain flame-haired lady friend…
  
• Bad Night - Amy answers a phone call from a British royal, and the Doctor dashes in from a party, dressed in top hat and tails, carrying a goldfish in a bowl – a very important goldfish. Arthur Darvill also pops up briefly in this segment, after the Doctor wakes him with a cry of “Rory, she’s having an emotion!”
• Good Night sees Amy trying to talk to the Doctor about the fact that “her life makes no sense” and the Doctor taking her to “the saddest moment in her life” to meet… well, that would be telling.
• First Night – The Doctor lands in River’s cell during her first night in jail, to take her out for an adventure. Ending on a cliffhanger, it’s really the first part of a two-parter, which concludes in “Last Night”.
• Last Night – At one point, there are three River Songs in the TARDIS… One interesting point we learn is that it was the Doctor who suggested that River keep a diary of their adventures together, and who introduced her to the term “spoilers”. As for the meaning of that title? Well, we won’t spoil it for you, but let’s just say it has a very poignant significance…
• Up All Night has absolutely no connection to the others. Features Craig, Sophie and Stormageddon, it’s set shortly before
•  the events of “Closing Time”

(FROM DOCTOR WHO TV)

here comes the bride...

RIVER IS MARRYING....

If you don’t want to know who River is marrying in the Series 6 finale, don’t read any further. We’re marking as a spoiler, just in case, even though it’s obvious.

Spoiler: show

Exclusive interview with Steve Hughes (the directer of Closing Time)

The Whoniverse blog have managed to get an exclusive interview with the directer of closing time.

 How was directing Doctor Who different from your other projects?
 "For any director, directing a show like Doctor Who is a big deal. For a director who grew up watching the show and is a huge fan, it's a dream come true. There's nothing else like it on TV. Of course, you always want to do a good job, but working on Doctor Who is different - there's such a huge fan-base, you try to get every tiny detail perfect because you know millions of people will be watching (and scrutinising) all over the world. There's a lot of responsibility when you take on the show."
 As Closing Time was said to be a bit of a sequel to the Lodger, were you aware of trying to vary it from that story and at the same time still giving it a recognisable feel? Or did that not affect the episode too much?
 "I was a big fan of The Lodger and I wanted to retain the same comedy and chemistry between The Doctor and Craig, but I wanted to make Closing Time bigger, darker, funnier and more bittersweet. Thankfully, all those elements were in Gareth Roberts brilliant script."
 You get a lot of say in how the episode looks and feels overall, was there anything you're particularly proud of?
 "As a director, you're involved in every part of the production process. You're asked a hundred questions a day - What colour door knob do you want, how big do you want this picture frame to be, which hand do you want the cut on... You're like an air traffic controller, fielding all these questions and it's up to you make something consistent. I was really proud of everything we did, really. I'm really happy when people tell me they enjoyed it and thought it was funny and scary - what more could you ask for?!"
 What was your favourite scene to direct, and which are you most proud of?
 "I really enjoyed doing the Cybermat attack, although it took well over a day to shoot. But I must admit, I absolutely loved shooting the final scene with River and Kovarian. The rest of the episode was so fun but this scene was incredibly dark and unsettling - it was a great contrast to everything else we'd shot. I loved it." What's the most challenging thing about directing an episode of Doctor Who?
 "You just want to do the best job. Millions of fans are watching and you don't want to let them down. Hopefully we didn't." You can read the rest of it here

Arthur Darvill Introduces The Wedding of River Song Doctor Who

The Wedding of River Song Trailer and Prequel

NEXT TIME: PREQUEL:

EYE'D LIKE TO KNOW WHATS WITH THE EYEPATCHES?!

so, in the promo pictures it seems everyone has an eyepatch, River, Rory, The Doctor and Amy, all on the right eye, but what are they for. post in comments....

SPOILERS EP 13 leaked promo pics!!

from whoniverse blog: (www.whoniverseblog.blogspot.com)

ENJOY!!

Closing Time and Open all hours vids.

CLOSING TIME, EPISODE 11 OF DOCTOR WHO SERIES 6:
CLIP 1:

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CLIP 2:

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OPEN ALL HOURS, EPISODE 11 OF DOCTOR WHO CONFIDENTIAL SERIES 6:

CLIP 1:

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CLIP 2:

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WARNING!!! SPOILERS MAY FOLLOW:

1. Guest cast including Claire Skinner (Outnumbered), Bill Bailey (Black Books), Arabella Weir (The Fast Show) and Alexander Armstrong (Armstrong & Miller), join Matt Smith in the emotional festive special, packed full of Christmas thrills and chills.
2. the Doctor (Matt Smith) finds himself in war-torn England embarking on a magical and mysterious adventure with a young widow and her two children.
3. Steven Moffat: "The Doctor at Christmas - nothing is more fun to write. Maybe because it's so his kind of day - everything's bright and shiny, everybody's having a laugh, and nobody minds if you wear a really stupid hat. Of all the Doctors, Matt Smith's is the one that was born for this time of year - so it's the best news possible that he's heading back down the chimney."
4. The special, set during World War II, sees Madge Arwell and her two children, Lily and Cyril, evacuated to a draughty old house in Dorset, where the caretaker is a mysterious young man in bow tie, and a big blue parcel is waiting for them under the tree. They are about to enter a magical new world and learn that a Time Lord never forgets his debts...

Sarah Jane Adventures Episode Synopisis and Teasers

More information on series 5






Sky, the upcoming episode in series 5 of the Sarah Jane adventures, can be seen on Monday 3rd October. Catch some teasers from CultBox below:



- ‘I’ve seen the death of worlds and the birth of stars.’- ‘I’m homeless, not brainless.’
- ‘What, you’re going to watch a band? We are talking music – electric guitars, drums not some physics experiment with elastic, right?’
- ‘I know what a robot looks like – I’ve seen Star Wars.’
- ‘How many comedy headmasters does it take to change a light-bulb?’
- ‘Is there something you’ve not been telling us, Sarah?’
- ‘Wait for me, I’m in Wellingtons!’
- ‘I won’t be able to listen to The Archers now.’
- ‘I was lucky – it was only the 10052nd camera I checked.’
- ‘Press? I’m not talking to you. I’ve seen what you put in the papers about people that have seen what I’ve seen.’

And you can see the synopses for the second adventure, The Curse of Clyde Langer, below:

Part 1:

Alien investigator Sarah Jane Smith is back and in today's episode some very unusual weather hits Bannerman Road.It's raining fish from the skies, and Sarah Jane's investigations lead the gang to the Museum of Culture, where the ancient god Hetocumtek may offer answers.
But when Clyde acts the fool once too often, family and friends savagely turn against him, and he is thrown out of their lives!

Part 2:

In today's episode, Clyde is alone and abandoned on the streets of London, living rough, cold and hungry. One person reaches out to him, but as they become friends, he's warned about the legendary Night Dragon.In Bannerman Road, Sky knows something's wrong – why do Sarah Jane and Rani suddenly hate Clyde?

cool who

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this I actually made, i make quite a few.

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