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dcProbably not going to be much more from me before (or during) Eastercon. Looking forward a lot to the new Who on Saturday. The Radio Times splashes out on the new series with a fold out cover, and 16 pages on the series. The nicest touch, though, is in the listing for the series on Saturday’s listings page, where it says that
That nicely echoes the description,
Incidentally, there are a couple of pictures of the new Cybermen in the issue, one on the fold-out cover, and one inside with the listing of the new series’ episodes. The one on the cover, though, is different: there’s a visible brain, and there are large sockets (or something) on the chest. I think this must be the new version of the Cybercontroller, as first seen in “The Tomb of the Cybermen” in 1967.
Keep calm, keep calm...
…the Tardis is back, with David Tennant at the helm, for more thrilling adventures in time and space.
That nicely echoes the description,
An adventure in time and space, which used to appear under Doctor Who in the Radio Times when Hartnell was the Doctor. This sense of going back to the programme’s roots while making a thoroughly modern series is one of the things that makes the new series shine.
Incidentally, there are a couple of pictures of the new Cybermen in the issue, one on the fold-out cover, and one inside with the listing of the new series’ episodes. The one on the cover, though, is different: there’s a visible brain, and there are large sockets (or something) on the chest. I think this must be the new version of the Cybercontroller, as first seen in “The Tomb of the Cybermen” in 1967.
Keep calm, keep calm...