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19th Dec 2006, 3:04 AM #1
The Big Doctor Who Christmas Schedule Thread
A thread shamelessly stolen from another Doctor Who forum with loads of bits added. I think Pip also did something similar last year. Or maybe I dreamt it!?
There's loads of new Doctor Who and Whoey-related stuff on this Christmas...
Monday 18 December
5pm, Channel 4 - Catherine Tate on the The New Paul O' Grady Show
BBCi/News 24 - The Runaway Bride/Press Screening feature
Tuesday 19th December
Press Screening feature/David Tennant on Breakfast
5:25pm, CBBC1 - Possible Press Screening feature on Newsround
10:30pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: Out of Time repeat 10/13
Wednesday 20th December
1:50am, BBC Three - Torchwood: Out of Time repeat 10/13
9:00pm, BBC2 - Torchwood: Out of Time repeat 10/13
Thursday 21st December
7.30am, Virgin Radio - David Tennant plays Buttons in Cinderella panto.
Friday 22nd December
9:00pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: Out of Time repeat 10/13
9:50pm, BBC Three - Torchwood Declassified: Time Flies repeat
Saturday 23rd December
1:55am, BBC Three - Torchwood: Out of Time repeat 10/13
Christmas Eve
The Sunday Times is publishing a new Doctor Who short story written by Paul Cornell
1:30pm-2:00pm, BBC Radio Wales - Doctor Who Back In Time
4:30pm, BBC Radio Wales - The Doctor Who Concert
6:00pm or Midnight BBC Radio 7 - 'The Chimes Of Midnight' pt 3 and 4 (repeat)
7:25pm, SCI FI - Doctor Who and the Daleks, Worship Peter Cushing!!
9:30pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: Combat 11/13
Christmas Day
3:10am, BBC Three - Torchwood: Combat repeat11/13
4:00am, BBC Three - Torchwood Declassified: Weevil Fight Club
1:00pm, BBC1 - Doctor Who Confidential: Music and Monsters
1:50pm-7pm - BBCi on BBC1 red button thingy including The Doctor Who Concert with The BBC National Orchestra of Wales
4pm-7pm, BBC Radio 1 - Jo Whiley Meets Dr Who
7:00pm, BBC1 - The Runaway Bride
8:50pm-4:00am (1:45am on Freeview) - BBCi on BBC1 red button thingy including The Doctor Who Concert with The BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Boxing Day
7:00pm, BBC2 Wales (Sky Digital 991) - On Show featuring the design work of the Cardiff based Doctor Who Art Department.
10:30pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: Combat repeat 11/13
Wednesday 27th December, 1:50am, BBC Three - Torchwood: Combat repeat 11/13
8:00pm, BBC Three - The Runaway Bride repeat
8:30pm, BBC1 - The Ruby In the Smoke, with Dame Billie Piper and The Mighty Don Gilet
8:50pm-4:00am (1:45am on Freeview) - BBCi on BBC1 red button thingy including The Doctor Who Concert
10:00pm, BBC2 - Torchwood: Combat repeat 11/13
Thursday 28th December
9:00pm, BBC1 - Dracula, with Marc Warren and Sophia Myles
9:00pm, ITV1 - Perfect Parents, with Christopher Eccleston and Susannah Harker (NOT SCOTLAND)
Friday 29th December
9:00pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: Combat repeat 11/13
Saturday 30th December
1:30am, BBC Three - Torchwood repeat
2:25-3:25am, BBC1 - Sign Zone repeat of The Runaway Bride
9:45pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: Out Of Time repeat 10/13
10:35pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: Combat repeat 11/13
New Year's Eve
00:55am, BBC Three - Torchwood repeat
01:45am, BBC Three - Torchwood repeat
6pm or Midnight, BBC Radio 7 -Doctor Who: Blood of the Daleks, new radio epic with Small McGann
10:20-10:50pm, BBC2 - Dead Ringers Christmas Special Repeat of last year, with Who sketch
2007
New Year's Day
4:50pm, BBC1 - The Sarah Jane Adventures: Invasion Of The Bane
6:20pm, BBC1 - The Wind In The Willows, with Mark Gatiss and Anna Maxwell Martin
9:30pm, BBC3 - Torchwood Finale: Captain Jack Harkness/End of Days
Tuesday 2nd January
1.05am, BBC Three - Torchwood Finale Repeat
2:40am, BBC Three - Torchwood Declassified 12/13
7:00pm, BBC Three - The Runaway Bride Repeat
7:50pm-4:00am (not Freeview) - BBCi on BBC Three red button thingy including The Doctor Who Concert with The BBC National Orchestra of Wales
10:30pm, BBC Three - Torchwood Finale repeat
Wednesday 3rd January
1:35am, BBC Three - Torchwood Finale repeat
9:00pm, BBC2 - Torchwood Finale repeat
Thursday 4th January
9:00pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: Captain Jack Harkness rpt 12/13 followed by Torchwood Declassified repeat
Friday 5th January
1:00am, BBC Three - Torchwood repeat
9:00pm, BBC Three - Torchwood: End Of Days repeat 13/13 followed by Torchwood Declassified repeat
11:05pm, Channel 4 - The Friday Night Project, presented by David Tennant
Saturday 6th January
00:30am, BBC Three - Torchwood repeat
It should also be worth checking out GMTV, Newsround and Blue Peter over the next week.
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19th Dec 2006, 7:53 AM #2
That's nice and comprehensive. Thanks James!
Just caught Catherine Tate on BBC Breakfast!
Si xx
I've just got my handcuffs and my truncheon and that's enough.
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19th Dec 2006, 12:16 PM #3Wayne Guest
James' most impressive post ever.
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19th Dec 2006, 1:01 PM #4
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19th Dec 2006, 1:04 PM #5
Yay! Great list... if only DWA and DWM were as comprehensive
Are you going to bother watching any of that, James?Pity. I have no understanding of the word. It is not registered in my vocabulary bank. EXTERMINATE!
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19th Dec 2006, 1:09 PM #6Wayne Guest
He'll watch it all.
He is 'The Man Who Fell To Earth'.
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19th Dec 2006, 1:12 PM #7He is 'The Man Who Fell To Earth'.Pity. I have no understanding of the word. It is not registered in my vocabulary bank. EXTERMINATE!
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19th Dec 2006, 1:15 PM #8Wayne Guest
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19th Dec 2006, 6:45 PM #9
The Milky One can't come up with an answer that isn't piss-poor predictable.
Some good stuff on Breakfast and from Lizo on today's Newsround. I've posted a link in The Runaway Bride (spoilers) thread.
Shame I only got 8/10 on Newsround's Review of the Year Quiz (BBCi/Freeview Channel 302), though. I want to be a Roving Reporter and meet Ellie/Laura/Sonali/Lizzie/Lizo/Adam/Gavin.
Should've been 9/10, but my fat fingers ruined it.
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19th Dec 2006, 8:28 PM #10
It's not comprehensive enough, Milky - what about the terrestrial viewers watching Torchwood on BBC2? Eh? And what about the elephants?
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24th Dec 2006, 8:53 PM #11
Some more Doctor Who: A Celebration/Red Button Cardiff Concert info before I bugger off to the pub. There's also some stuff on the excellent PS News Page (Ant's paying me 1 per mention ) and this from the BBC site:
How to watch the Children in Need concert.
You can watch the full "Doctor Who - A Celebration" concert on interactive television over the Christmas period. The concert took place at the Welsh Millennium Centre in aid of Children in Need, hosted by David Tennant.
Red Button Broadcasts
Christmas Day: after Doctor Who Confidential, on BBCi by pressing red on BBC One between 1.50 and 7pm.
Christmas Day: after Doctor Who Christmas Special 'The Runaway Bride', on BBCi by pressing red on BBC One between 7.50pm and 4am (ends 1.45am on DTT)
Wednesday 27 December: on BBCi by pressing red on BBC Three, 8.50pm-4am (ends 1.45am on DTT)
Tuesday 2 January: on BBCi by pressing red on BBC Three, 7.50pm-4am (not on DTT)
Wednesday 3 January: on BBCi by pressing red on BBC Three, 7.50pm-4am (not DTT)
During the programme viewers can press the blue key on their remote control to access the concert running order.
Additional info posted by omegaRoger6 on OG:
Hi - the video stream will last 90 minutes and will be broadcast "as live", so I assume this will be 45 minutes of concert, then a jump (during the interval) straight to the second 45 minutes. In addition to the times given in the first post, this stream will also be available by pressing the red button on BBC One on Christmas Day at any time between 09.15 and 13.00. This means there will be three slots tomorrow, not just two.
You can click the blue button at any time during the stream to tell you how far into the concert you currently are. This will be useful when you first enter as you might find it's already started when you join, so you may want to wait until it loops round again.
If you have any problems or queries, you can call the BBC Information call centre (24 hours a day) on 0870 901 6789.
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17th Jan 2007, 10:30 PM #12
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17th Jan 2007, 10:32 PM #13Pip Madeley Guest
Does it particularly matter? It's hardly exclusive information.
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17th Jan 2007, 10:41 PM #14
You say that like I'm being serious.
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17th Jan 2007, 10:42 PM #15Pip Madeley Guest
We've got lots of emoticons - they're very useful to get across your tone of post
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17th Jan 2007, 10:51 PM #16
I am well-versed in the art of smiley usage.
And emoticons also.
*#:-)
Scottish.explodes
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17th Jan 2007, 10:56 PM #17
Last edited by Milky Tears; 17th Jan 2007 at 10:58 PM. Reason: to add a "P"
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17th Jan 2007, 11:06 PM #18Pip Madeley Guest10% I made up
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17th Jan 2007, 11:52 PM #19
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