Friday, 9 October 2009
Photos - Doctor Who filming - Wed 07 October 2009
I managed to catch some more Doctor Who location filming on Wednesday 07th October 2009. The scene where Matt Smith hurt his hand was filmed repeatedly. The other scene that was filmed involved a dog infront of a green screen.
Hope you enjoy the photos.
*SPOILER dialogue*
I was stood with fellow Who fan Fiona watching the filming, and we both heard the Doctor say the following:
Doctor: "...friends up there scanning the planet for extra terrestrial technology...... Prisoner Zero...... For the sake of the six billion people stop hiding...... Level 5000 and I haven't used all the tv settings yet...... Do you think they noticed that?"
The Director shouts to the actors that the following is happening:
- Pub sign spinning
- Car alarms are going off
- Windscreen wippers are going off
- The Fire engine ladders are going up and down
- Aerials are going mad - Little helicopter goes off in boys hand
As the sonic explodes, the Doctor hits the ground shouting "No, no don't drop that"
The following was heard:
Earth Level 5
Civilization 20
Sonic screwdriver Level 4000
[ALL PHOTOS POSTED IN THIS BLOG ENTRY WERE TAKEN BY JONNIE EADES - YOU ARE WELCOME TO USE THEM, BUT PLEASE MENTION '76 TOTTERS LANE' IF YOU DO. THANK YOU].
Thursday, 8 October 2009
Matt Smith injured by his own sonic screwdriver
Life, Doctor Who & Combom - Llandaff videos

Life, Doctor Who & Combom has posted some cool vids from all the filming that I have caught in Llandaff, Cardiff this week: http://lifetheuniverseandcombom.blogspot.com/ Happy memories!
This way please Doctor!
Fans to redesign Tardis console
Blue Peter presenter Andy Akinwolere inside the TardisCBBC show Blue Peter has launched a competition to design a new Tardis console that will appear in the next series of Doctor Who.
Children aged between six and 12 are invited to create the new control panel which operates the time machine.
For the purposes of the plot, designs for the hexagonal console must incorporate household objects.
The winning design, to be chosen by new Doctor Matt Smith, will appear in one episode of the sci-fi show next year.
Entries will be judged in three different age categories, with the winner of each age group getting to visit the Doctor Who set and meet the cast and crew, including the Doctor.
'Originality and creativity'
Doctor Who production designer Edward Thomas, who is also on the judging panel, advised entrants: "Don't come along with a design that's finished and too technical - it needs to have a lot of character.
"It's about being clever with what you find around the house and make sure it really feels as if the Doctor has put it together."
Children aged between six and 12 are invited to create the new control panel which operates the time machine.
For the purposes of the plot, designs for the hexagonal console must incorporate household objects.
The winning design, to be chosen by new Doctor Matt Smith, will appear in one episode of the sci-fi show next year.
Entries will be judged in three different age categories, with the winner of each age group getting to visit the Doctor Who set and meet the cast and crew, including the Doctor.
'Originality and creativity'
Doctor Who production designer Edward Thomas, who is also on the judging panel, advised entrants: "Don't come along with a design that's finished and too technical - it needs to have a lot of character.
"It's about being clever with what you find around the house and make sure it really feels as if the Doctor has put it together."
Entries must be sent in by 2 November and more details can be found on the Blue Peter website.
Blue Peter editor Tim Levell said: "This is the latest in a long line of collaborations between Blue Peter and Doctor Who.
"We know our viewers absolutely love Doctor Who and we hope to be blown away by the originality and creativity of their concepts.
"Doctor Who prides itself on surprising its viewers at every turn and who better than a child to come up with the latest design of the Tardis console," he added.
Four years ago, Blue Peter ran a competition to design a monster to feature in the sci-fi show.
The winning entry - the Abzorbaloff - created by nine-year-old William Grantham from Colchester, was played on-screen by comedian Peter Kay.
Blue Peter editor Tim Levell said: "This is the latest in a long line of collaborations between Blue Peter and Doctor Who.
"We know our viewers absolutely love Doctor Who and we hope to be blown away by the originality and creativity of their concepts.
"Doctor Who prides itself on surprising its viewers at every turn and who better than a child to come up with the latest design of the Tardis console," he added.
Four years ago, Blue Peter ran a competition to design a monster to feature in the sci-fi show.
The winning entry - the Abzorbaloff - created by nine-year-old William Grantham from Colchester, was played on-screen by comedian Peter Kay.
BBC News 07 Oct 2009.
Tuesday, 6 October 2009
NEW LOGO - Tuesday 06th October 2009 - 8am

Wow, I'm loving the TARDIS... brilliant!
What say you?..
Have a look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wQPm1cN65w&feature=player_embedded
Posts from Twitter about Doctor Who filming 05/10/09
From @simon_watkins - Leadworth Fire Brigade http://yfrog.com/9gv9dj
From @simon_watkins - In the duckpond scene, it looked like The Doctor was suffering from some sort of post regeneration trauma. Lots of jerky spasms.
From @alun_vega - From overheard dialogue, the Doctor running to the icecream van may be a result of "weird food cravings". Post-regeneration trauma?
From @alun_vega - Extras seem to be frozen in place on the green, holding their mobiles out as if taking a picture. Reminds me of Rise Of The Cybermen.
From @alun_vega - The Ten suit is looking worse for wear. The shirt has lots of small rips and black streaks, as if Ten was caught in an explosion.
From @simon_watkins - In the duckpond scene, it looked like The Doctor was suffering from some sort of post regeneration trauma. Lots of jerky spasms.
From @alun_vega - From overheard dialogue, the Doctor running to the icecream van may be a result of "weird food cravings". Post-regeneration trauma?
From @alun_vega - Extras seem to be frozen in place on the green, holding their mobiles out as if taking a picture. Reminds me of Rise Of The Cybermen.
From @alun_vega - The Ten suit is looking worse for wear. The shirt has lots of small rips and black streaks, as if Ten was caught in an explosion.
OTHER coverage of Mon 05th Oct 2009 Doctor Who filming:
SFX:
http://www.sfx.co.uk/page/sfx?entry=great_pics_karen_gillan_filming
The Sun:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/tv/2669569/Thin-Who-line-for-Doctors-girl-Karen-Gillan.html
Daily Mail:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1218286/Doctor-Whos-new-assistant-Karen-Gillan-shows-long-legs-sexy-policewomans-outfit.html
Digital spy:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/blog/tubetalk/
Alun Vega:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alun_vega
Scooty:
http://s150.photobucket.com/albums/s110/Scootyboy/5th%20October%20-%20Matt%20Smith%20filming%20at%20Llandaff/
Mugimoe:
http://s272.photobucket.com/albums/jj173/mugimoe/DW%20-%20Llandaff-5-10-09/
http://www.sfx.co.uk/page/sfx?entry=great_pics_karen_gillan_filming
The Sun:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/tv/2669569/Thin-Who-line-for-Doctors-girl-Karen-Gillan.html
Daily Mail:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1218286/Doctor-Whos-new-assistant-Karen-Gillan-shows-long-legs-sexy-policewomans-outfit.html
Digital spy:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/blog/tubetalk/
Alun Vega:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alun_vega
Scooty:
http://s150.photobucket.com/albums/s110/Scootyboy/5th%20October%20-%20Matt%20Smith%20filming%20at%20Llandaff/
Mugimoe:
http://s272.photobucket.com/albums/jj173/mugimoe/DW%20-%20Llandaff-5-10-09/
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IF YOU WISH TO USE ANY OF MY DOCTOR WHO FILMING PHOTOS THEN THAT'S COOL, NO PROBLEM... BUT PLEASE BE POLITE ENOUGH TO MENTION '76 TOTTERS LANE' ...CHEERS.
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