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Doctor Who: TARDIS Trivia #1

Brabansh — Sun, 05 Mar 2017 22:36:32 +0000

How well do you know the twelfth doctor?

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What did the Doctor call this planet when everyone was staring at the burning dinosaur?

A) Planet of the Pudding Brains
B) Planet of the Meatheads
C) Galactica
D) Earth
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What did the Doctor use as a gravity tester while on the moon?

A) A bouncy ball
B) A yo-yo
C) Clara
D) The TARDIS
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What regeneration, technically, is Capaldi?

A) Twelfth
B) Fourteenth
C) Thirteenth
D) Fifteenth
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How did Missy greet the Doctor?

A) Shaking his hand
B) By kissing him
C) Saying "I hate you"
D) Screaming
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What did the Doctor notice after he regenerated

A) Oh dear goodness! I've gone gray!
B) His kidneys....... especially the color
C) Clara, you're a brunette!
D) And on top of it all, I'm a Scot!
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What did "The Ghost" refer to the doctor, when he was a kid?

A) Doctor Evil
B) Doctor Strange
C) Doctor Who
D) Doctor Mysterio
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Answer in the comments!

BBC Three Spin-off CLASS

Brabansh — Sat, 09 Apr 2016 15:43:58 +0000

The new BBC Spin-off is in production and the first episode will be on your screens this month. The show has 4 characters which travel the halls of Coal Hill School. This is all we know so far. Stay tuned for more news.

NEW Full House sequel "Fuller House" Coming to Netflix.

Brabansh — Fri, 26 Feb 2016 00:12:34 +0000

Fuller House is an upcoming American sitcom and sequel series to the 1987–95 sitcom Full House, set to debut as a Netflix original series. The series was created by Jeff Franklin, and is produced by Jeff Franklin Productions and Miller-Boyett Productions in association with Warner Horizon Television.

Most of the original series main cast members reprise their roles on Fuller House; some in regular roles, with others in special appearances. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who alternated in the role of Michelle Tanner on Full House, are the only main cast members not reprising their role in the series. Netflix has ordered an initial 13 episodes, set to premiere on February 26, 2016.

Like the original series, the show is set in San Francisco.[5] The focus is on the recently widowed D.J. Tanner-Fuller, who is now a veterinarian and mother of three sons. She enlists the help of her sister, Stephanie, and her best friend, Kimmy (who is now a mother to a teenage girl named Ramona) to move in and help her raise her boys after her husband, Tommy, dies.

Main Cast:
Candace Cameron Bure as D.J. Tanner-Fuller
Jodie Sweetin as Stephanie Tanner
Andrea Barber as Kimmy Gibbler
Soni Nicole Bringas as Ramona Gibbler, Kimmy's 13-year-old daughter
Michael Campion as Jackson Fuller, D.J.'s 13-year-old son
Elias Harger as Max Fuller, D.J.'s 7-year-old son
Dashiell and Fox Messitt as Tommy Fuller, Jr., D.J.'s infant son

Recurring Cast:
John Stamos as Jesse Katsopolis
Bob Saget as Danny Tanner
Dave Coulier as Joey Gladstone
Lori Loughlin as Rebecca Donaldson-Katsopolis
Scott Weinger as Steve Hale, D.J.'s ex-boyfriend
Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit as Nicky Katsopolis
Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit as Alex Katsopolis[15]
Eva LaRue as Teri Tanner, Danny's wife
Michael Sun Lee as Harry Takayama
Juan Pablo Di Pace as Fernando, Kimmy's ex-husband

The very first episode
"Our Very First Show, Again"
will come out tommorow on Netflix

Life is full again.

No Doctor Who 2016 + Doctor Who NETFLIX News!

Brabansh — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 01:00:06 +0000

The controller of BBC One has offered an explanation for why there won’t be a season of Doctor Who this year. The BBC announced last week that Steven Moffat will step down as Doctor Who showrunner at the end of the next season.
As rumoured for some time, Season 10 will not air in 2016. Instead there will be just a Christmas special and BBC Three’s upcoming spin-off, Class. Steven Moffat’s sixth and final season in charge will air in spring 2017, with Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall’s first season as Doctor Who showrunner airing 2018.

We knew it was coming, but now in America Doctor Who has left Netflix – and fans aren't happy

Melisa Oporto
‎@drummermoe
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #Netflix #DoctorWho

laugers. ‎
@unuscione
tHEY REMOVED DOCTOR WHO FROM NETFLIX IM GONNA SUE

Rachael
@fazerlaser
I REALLY DONT WANT TO THROW A TANTRUM OVER THIS BUT DAMN IT IM THROWING A TANTRUM. #DoctorWho #Netflix

I am not happy about this news either, but BBC has come up with an idea in which you sign up to bbcamerica.com with your TV provider information and BOOM! You can watch series 1-8 of the revival series. Now let me go cry in the corner because there will be no doctor who this year.

The Husbands of River Song Review

Brabansh — Mon, 28 Dec 2015 16:59:55 +0000

On Christmas Day 5343 on the human colony of Mendorax Dellora, the Doctor is mistaken by a servant, Nardole, for a surgeon appointed by River Song to attend to her dying husband, King Hydroflax. River Song, who has not yet met the Doctor's present incarnation, fails to recognise him and increasingly frustrates him with her flirtations with Hydroflax. River takes the Doctor aside to discuss the operation he is supposed to be performing; the Halassi Androvar, the most valuable diamond in the universe, has become lodged in Hydroflax’s brain during a raid on the Halassi vaults and is slowly killing him. River wants 'the surgeon' to remove his entire head, considering it quicker and easier.

They are interrupted by Hydroflax who has listened to their conversation. He detaches his head from his mechanical body and orders it to kill them. While River defends herself the Doctor grabs Hydroflax's head and threatens to put him in the garbage disposal, creating a stalemate and allowing Ramone, River's actual husband, to teleport her, the Doctor and Hydroflax’s head outside of the ship. Believing Nardole to have information about River, Hydroflax’s body decapitates him to use his head as its own.

Although the Doctor is convinced that River knows who he is, she denies it. She reveals she purposely crashed Hydroflax’s ship in their location knowing the Doctor would be in the area with a TARDIS. Being unfamiliar with his new set of regenerations she has an incomplete set of his faces and Ramone has only been able to find the TARDIS, not its owner; River decides they will just have to borrow it instead. However the TARDIS's safeguards prevent it from taking off when it detects that Hydroflax’s head and body are respectively inside and outside the TARDIS.

Hearing Nardole calling for help, Ramone is tricked and uploaded into Hydroflax’s body as well. Hydroflax’s head allows his body to locate the TARDIS, and using Ramone forces its way inside. With Hydroflax’s head and body now both in the TARDIS it is able to travel to the starship Harmony and Redemption, where River requests that the Maître d’, Flemming, deadlock seal the baggage hold in order to prevent Hydroflax’s body from pursuing them further.

Rather than return the diamond to the Halassi, River reveals that she intends to sell the diamond to a buyer named Scratch, who has secretly filled the meeting point with members of his own species. After receiving payment, River and the Doctor discover that Scratch and his compatriots worship King Hydroflax and are after the diamond in his honour. Despite attempts to hide the bagged head containing the diamond, they are stopped from escaping by Flemming, who was tricked into entering the baggage area by an under-duress Ramone. Flemming has promised Hydroflax’s body an even greater head, the head of the Doctor, and believes that River Song will be the perfect bait to get it.

Sensing that Hydroflax's head is beyond recovery and will die imminently, Hydroflax's body destroys it, leaving only the diamond. River is asked for the whereabouts of the Doctor, but she explains that although she loves the Doctor they are mistaken in thinking that he loves her enough to find himself with her, as she believes the Doctor to be incapable of falling in love. Seeing the steady gaze and mild smirk on the Doctor's face, River realizes he's been with her all along and the Doctor confirms this by saying, "Hello, sweetie."

Being a time traveller, River is aware that the ship is about to be crippled by a meteor strike, which she uses as their escape plan, taking the diamond in the process. The Doctor uses Scratch’s universal bank transfer device to overload Hydroflax’s body, before heading to the ship’s bridge. While the ship is crashing, River realises that they are heading towards the planet Darillium - home to the Singing Towers mentioned by the future River as the place where she spent her final night with the Doctor ("Forest of the Dead"). Realising that they’re unable to save the ship, they flee back into the TARDIS, but the impact of the crash knocks River unconscious.

After avoiding taking River to Darillium for as long as possible to avoid their last date together mentioned by her future self, the Doctor decides to give in to the inevitable. After travelling to the next morning, the Doctor suggests to a man searching for survivors of the crash that he build a restaurant where they're standing, with a view of the Singing Towers, and gives him the diamond to fund its construction. Travelling forwards in time once again, the Doctor books the table on the balcony for Christmas Day in four years’ time. When River awakes she is told that the Doctor is waiting for her at their table. Hydroflax’s body, now peacefully controlled by the heads of Ramone and Nardole, was pulled from the wreckage and put to work as a waiter in the restaurant.

The Doctor gives River a present; the sonic screwdriver she will use in the library. As the pair admire the Singing Towers, River asks whether the stories that this will be their final night together are true, to which the Doctor only responds by saying, "Spoilers". The Doctor insists there is no way to avoid the end of their times together and refuses to tell River the future, but informs her that one night on Darillium lasts for twenty-four years, giving them a long last date. As the two smile at each other, the words "And they both lived happily ever after" are displayed on-screen. This was a very hilarious episode as River didn't notice that The Doctor was the Doctor. 9.8/10

Face the Raven, Heaven Sent Review!

Brabansh — Mon, 21 Dec 2015 14:04:15 +0000

FACE THE RAVEN

Rigsy contacts Clara through the TARDIS' phone, asking for her and the Doctor's help. They arrive at Rigsy's flat in London, finding he has settled down with a wife and newborn daughter. He has no idea of the origin of a tattoo on the back of his neck that is counting down towards zero, and lacks any memories of the previous day's events; his mobile phone is also cracked and data from the previous day wiped. The Doctor scans him with the TARDIS, discovering he had contact with aliens in the last day, and is due to die when the countdown reaches zero. Though the Doctor feels there's nothing he can do, Clara insists that he try. Assuming the presence of aliens hiding in London, the three look for a trap street where they might be hiding. They eventually come across it, aided by a flood of memories that Rigsy recalls once the TARDIS is able to restore the data on his mobile.

Within, they find themselves among several aliens, using a misdirection system to both hide the street from the average humans, and to make themselves appear human to each other. The aliens are led by Ashildr, who acts as mayor among the group. Ashildr, still going by the name Me ("The Woman Who Lived"), explains the aliens here are refugees, and that Rigsy had been sentenced to death for killing Anah, a two-face Janus female; he was injected with Retcon to forget what happened, and then given the time to say goodbye to his loved ones; the tattoo is a Chronolock that leads a Quantum Shade, appearing normally as a Raven, to its bearer anywhere they might flee to kill them when the mark reaches zero. The Doctor and Clara believe that Rigsy had been set up for murder, and Ashildr allows them to investigate the case, but tells them they have to convince those that live on the street of Rigsy's innocence to keep the tense truce between the various alien species that live there.

Clara learns that the Chronolock can only be removed either by the person that placed it, or transferred willingly to another. Believing she is protected by Ashildr's assurance of her personal safety, Clara takes Rigsy's Chronolock without anyone else's knowledge. The Doctor discovers that Rigsy had called for the Doctor when he was found in the street the previous day, and believes that Ashildr was trying to contact him and lead him here. They speak to Anahson, the daughter of Anah who is forced to dress as a male to hide her ability to see the past and future, and confirms that Me had to fabricate the mystery to bring the Doctor to her. They go back to where Anah's body is being kept for return to Janus, but find it is a stasis chamber instead, with a keyhole to deactivate it within a recess on a control panel. The Doctor comes to believe that the TARDIS key will unlock it, and proceeds to use the TARDIS key on the keyhole: the panel traps his arm temporarily to place a metal band on his arm and take his TARDIS key while Anah is released, alive and well. Ashildr arrives, and explains that the band is a teleportation device, a means to send the Doctor away to keep the peace on the street, and asks him for his confession dial before she activates it. When she goes to remove the Chronolock from Rigsy, Clara's transfer is discovered and Ashildr regretfully tells her that she had arranged the first Chronolock with the Quantum Shade, assuring it of a soul which only she could break with no intent of anyone dying. By accepting Rigsy's Chronolock, Clara broke the terms of that contract and there is nothing that could be done to save Clara.

The Doctor began to threaten Ashildr, demanding that she save Clara, but Clara begs him not to be angry. She spends her last moments with the Doctor, asking him if he is proud of her for her bravery before warning him that he will be alone and that she does not want him to avenge her, making him promise that no-one else will be harmed as a consequence of her actions. After tearfully bidding the Doctor farewell, she goes out to the street to face the raven alone, accepting of her decision as Danny Pink had done, and dies in front of the Doctor. The Doctor returns to the others, warning Ashildr that Clara's message was intended to protect her, and to keep out of his way. Ashildr then activates the teleportation band, sending the Doctor off to an unknown location.

In a post-credits scene, Rigsy is seen painting the exterior of the abandoned TARDIS as a flowery memorial to Clara. This of course was a very good episode. I will have to rate this 9.5/10

HEAVEN SENT
In Nevada, the Doctor enters a diner and encounters a waitress physically identical to Clara. He begins to tell her a "story" about Clara; neither appears to recognise the other. The episode then flashes back to Gallifrey, where the Doctor has escaped from his Confession Dial, setting off the Cloister Bells in the city that alert the Time Lord President, the High Council, and the Sisterhood of Karn. The President attempts to have the Doctor imprisoned, but others, including the Gallifreyan military, see him as a war hero, and instead they help to exile the President, who is revealed to be Rassilon, and the High Council. The Doctor learns that he had been trapped in the Confession Dial for over 4 billion years by Rassilon, to force him to reveal the identity of the Hybrid of the Gallifreyan prophecy that would conquer Gallifrey and stand in its ruins. The General and Ohila attempt to learn more about the Hybrid from the Doctor, but the Doctor asserts that they must ask Clara Oswald about it.

The Doctor has the Time Lords use an "extraction chamber" to retrieve Clara from her timeline just before the instant of her death, with her biological processes suspended in a time loop to stop her from dying, keeping her alive but leaving her without a pulse and unable to age. The General attempts to explain the situation to Clara, but the Doctor steals his sidearm and, after confirming that he can still regenerate, shoots him to cover his and Clara's escape. The Doctor takes a neuro block from the lab before the pair flee to the Cloisters containing the Matrix, the computer system that serves as a repository of the knowledge of dead Time Lords. While looking for the exit and avoiding the Cloister Wraiths that protect it, the Doctor tells Clara about one Time Lord who managed to escape the Cloisters, leaving him mad. Clara recognises this was the Doctor himself, having learned of the prophecy of the Hybrid from the wraiths that would lead him to leave Gallifrey in the stolen Type 40 TARDIS. The newly-regenerated female General and Ohila give chase and attempt to convince Clara to come with them. TO BE CONTINURED

Doctor Who: The Zygon Invasion Trailer Breakdown!

Brabansh — Mon, 26 Oct 2015 23:46:00 +0000

The Zygon Invasion Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdFS9hspkQM

The first scene we see the doctor with a guitar, getting a distress signal from Osgood! [Incoming Message...] OSGOOD
"Nightmare Scenario"

Peter Capaldi (Twelfth Doctor) clearly talking to Kate on the phone. "Well, she already sent me a distress signal"

Military U.N.I.T is back as we see military vehicles and Kate Lethbridge Stewart with a gun.

Osgood talking to someone.
"20 million Zygons are now living amongst us"

We see 2 girls, almost identical.They look like one of the girls stolen in the Doctor Who Series 9 Teaser Trailer!

Clara and another lady finding Zygons hanging from the ceiling.

Kate talking to The Doctor
"The seas fire broken down"

We see a Zygon and then we see Clara holding a rocket launcher, Saucy.

We see Osgood running away from something.

We see a U.N.I.T member carrying weapons and heavy armor. Again we see the Military U.N.I.T coming back. The Doctor is walking with the U.N.I.T Military. The Doctor then looks at the Zygon. "We want the world"

The trailer ends there. OSGOOD IS BACK! Tell me what you think in the comments below, theories, suggestions, anything I missed. I won't bite. :3

The Girl Who Died| Doctor Who Plot! [SPOILERS]

Brabansh — Tue, 20 Oct 2015 23:35:59 +0000

The Girl Who Died

SPOILERS

The Girl Who Died, A story written by Steven Moffat and Jamie Mathieson!

Cast
Doctor
Peter Capaldi (Twelfth Doctor)

Companion
Jenna Coleman (Clara Oswald)

Others
Maisie Williams – Ashildr
David Schofield – Odin
Simon Lipkin – Nollarr
Ian Conningham – Chuckles
Tom Stourton – Lofty
Alastair Parker – Limpy
Murray McArthur – Hasten
Barnaby Kay – Heidi

While under attack from a battle fleet, the Doctor rescues Clara before she dies of lack of oxygen while she is floating in space by materialising the TARDIS around her. He subsequently lands the TARDIS on Earth where they are captured by Vikings. The Doctor tries to frighten them by brandishing his sonic sunglasses, but an unimpressed Viking simply breaks them. The Doctor and Clara are taken to the Vikings' village, where the Doctor attempts to use his "magic" to impress the Vikings into letting them go. But, after he mocks Odin, they dismiss him as a false god. Suddenly, a image of Odin appears over the village, commending the Viking warriors' bravery and inviting them to Valhalla. A squad of armored suits suddenly appear and use weapons that appear to disintegrate the warriors. The Doctor realises they are using advanced imagery to target the threats; Clara tells Ashildr, a young woman from the village, to use part of the sonic sunglasses to free them, but the two are mistaken for warriors and are struck by the weapons. The armored suits disappear, leaving the Doctor alone with the non-warriors of the village.

Clara, Ashildr, and the other Vikings find themselves aboard a spacecraft. Machinery forces the group into a trap that drains the other Vikings of their adrenaline and testosterone and kills them, but Clara and Ashildr escape. They met "Odin" who is actually the leader of the Mire, a species that prides itself on its merciless reputation. Clara attempts to negotiate peace, but Ashildr, enraged by what she has seen, declares war for her people. "Odin" states he will launch an attack in 24 hours and returns Clara and Ashildr to the surface, to the relief of the Doctor. Clara recounts the events to the Doctor, and the Doctor encourages the remaining villagers to leave, then return once the Mire have left. They refuse, willing to stand to defend their village, despite the lack of any battle skills. Though the Doctor attempts to train them, they are far too weak and incompetent to stand up to the Mire, and the Doctor is resigned about finding another plan. During this, he comes to appreciate Ashildr when he learns she is a storyteller, using homemade articulated puppets to aid her tales. He also hears the blacksmith's baby, stating that baby is crying about the "fire in the water". The Doctor realises that this refers to the electric eels the village keeps, and he quickly formulates a plan with help of the villagers.

When "Odin" and the Mire attack, they initially see the village to be unarmed and having a party, making them reluctant to attack. This gives the villagers the opportunity to use the electricity generated by the eels to shock some of the Mire, while the helmets are pulled off others with a makeshift electromagnet. The Doctor quickly modifies one of the helmets and gives it to Ashildr to wear. She projects images from her stories that are relayed through the helmets to the other Mire, that of a giant dragon attacking the Mire. The other Mire escape, leaving "Odin" alone. The Doctor ends the transmission, showing it was just one of Ashildr's puppet creations at work, and that Clara has recorded the Mire running scared which he will use to ruin the Mire's reputation, unless the Mire leaves the planet in peace. "Odin" realises the Mire have been defeated, and the Mire ship departs.

As the village celebrates, the Doctor goes to congratulate Ashildr, but finds that she has died. Using the helmet caused her heart to fail. The Doctor becomes remorseful, upset that he could not save everyone. As Clara consoles him, the Doctor sees his reflection in a water barrel and is reminded of why he took his present face—one similar to Caecilius, who he had previously saved from the destruction of Pompeii. The memory reassures him that he can break his own rules to save those he cares for. He modifies one of the computer chips from a Mire helmet and implants it in Ashildr's body. The chip revives her by repairing her body. However, it will continue to do so, giving her perpetual life. The Doctor leaves her with a second chip to use when she understands why he has done this for her. As the Doctor and Clara depart, the Doctor explains that immortality isn't simply being unable to die, but watching everyone else they care about die. The episode concludes as Ashildr watches the world progress quickly around her, her face changing from elation and wonder to sorrow and misery, and finally hostility, as she continuously watches.

Defcon Safety Procautions!

Brabansh — Tue, 20 Oct 2015 23:13:08 +0000

Defcon 1 - INVITATION ONLY, HACKERS ON THE LOOSE
Defcon 2 - HACKERS ON THE LOOSE
Defcon 3 -LITTLE THREAT
Defcon 4 -NO THREAT

Doctor Who| The Witch's Familiar Tonight

Brabansh — Sat, 26 Sep 2015 15:41:03 +0000

Davros and The Doctor are back!
ON BBC AMERICA
9PM