New Series TV/Radio Coverage

[Milky Tears]

Forthcoming Doctor Who related TV appearances include:

Tuesday 27th March - Russell T Davies on Richard and Judy
Thursday 29th March - John Barrowman on Richard and Judy
Friday 30th March - John Barrowman on BBC Breakfast
Friday 30th March - John Barrowman on The Charlotte Church Show
Friday 30th March - Weakest Link: Doctor Who Special

(as mentioned by OG's PolyG and johnbarrowman.net )

Barrowman will probably be promoting Any Dream Will Do, but Who should still get a mention.

Should also keep a look out for possible coverage of tomorrow night's Press Launch on Breakfast/Wales Today/GMTV/This Morning/Blue Peter and Newsound(Lizo will probably be all over it on Thursday afternoon) later this week.

Tennant is also meant to be appearing on Steve Wright's Radio 2 show soon. Don't know if Jonathan Ross is doing anything yet on his Friday night show. No sign of any Who guests for his first two weeks.

A Julie Gardner podcast will be appearing on The Stage website on Thursday afternoon.

Freema and Reggie Yates will also be appearing on the first edition of Totally Doctor Who (as mentioned in the Radio Times thread).

Freema Agyeman.com seem to have another new pic of Martha:

http://freemaagyeman.com/news/2007/0...-jones-moon-2/

[Pip Madeley]

Nice pic. And thanks for the sterling work, Milky Fool.

[Milky Tears]

Freema Agyeman (sounded like Gethin called her "Eggieman" ) will be appearing on Blue Peter next Tuesday (27th March):


You can send in questions:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/bluepeter/..._contact.shtml



"Dear Freema,

Why are you so smug and arrogant in the BBC trailers for Series Three? Are you aware that Rose is better than you?

Yours,

A Moaning Gimp"






Lizo's also just mentioned that Doctor Who will be featured on tomorrow's Newsround.

Other radio coverage includes:

24th March - David Tennant with Radio 1's Fearne and Reggie (7am-10am).
28th March - David Tennant is on The Chris Moyles Show.
30th March - Freema Agyeman with Five Live's Simon Mayo (1-4pm)

[Stephen Morgan]

A report on tonight's press launch of the new series will be included on BBC Wales Today at 6-30 on Thursday evening.

[Milky Tears]

As well as appearing on Tuesday's Blue Peter, Freema will also be on Breakfast sometime next week and GMTV's Entertainment Today (starts 8:35am) on Friday 30th March.



Tennant on Radio 1's Fearne and Reggie Show has been bumped to 31st March.

[Dave Tudor]

Freema's getting around a bit, isn't she? Good for her!

Nice picture that the Milkman linked to earlier - she's got good thighs, that girl, I tell yer!

[Milky Tears]

Her thighs are meant to be on the Breakfast sofa tomorrow morning.

[Larry]

- she's got good thighs, that girl, I tell yer!

if only you could combine that with Nicola Byrants tits..

[Milky Tears]

Nicola's tats were too fat.

[Pip Madeley]

David Tennant will be appearing in the last episode of the current series of Dead Ringers on BBC2.

He will not be in it as the Doctor but will be doing 'an impression', say sources.

The show - well-known for Jon Culshaw's take on Tom Baker's Doctor, plus its Doctor Who and Torchwood skits - will go out on Thursday, March 29 at 9.30pm.

Coooooooool.

[Dirk Gently]

Nicola's tats were too fat.

That just doesn't make sense? They're perfect!

[SiHart]

Freema was very good on BBC Breakfast this morning. There's something very infectious about her enthusiasm for the role... though I'm not sure getting advice from Lis Sladen is necessarily a good thing! Before we know it, she'll be being interviewed in her dressing gown just like Ms Sladen has been recently...

Si xx

[Dirk Gently]

I thought she came over very well & the clips were good. She does seem more excited about being in the role than Billie did IMHO.

[SiHart]

It might just be that she's not the media pro that Billie was.

Si xx

[Milky Tears]

Why are we not calling her Freema Agitate yet?

[Milky Tears]

As well as Dead Ringers, Tennant is meant to be appearing on The Graham Norton Show on Thursday night.

Anne Reid is on Wednesday's This Morning and a reminder that Freema is on Blue Peter and RTD on Richard & Judy tonight. Blue Peter gets a repeat on the CBBC channel tomorrow morning.

Might as well record every live/entertainment show between now and Saturday.

PS. Barrowman is also doing Richard & Judy, Charlotte Church and Breakfast this week.

Edited to add: The winking Doctor and ham my acting from Martha's medical friend have already totally destroyed the new series for me.

Just off to check the other Who forums to see if there's a mass debate going about Freema calling last year "season two" and the stuff about her being the "36th companion"/"first black companion". Hope to find some FFS!! OMG!! Enough with the companion lies already!! threads?

Richard & Judy lied, but at least Zoe's Riverdance was worth a look.

[Dave Tudor]

I've missed everything!

Oh well, at least I can catch up with all these interviews when they're included as extras on the Series Three boxset..............

[Si Hunt]

BBC News have a guide to the Doctors key companions in Pictures. You get Polly, Bonnie and Liz, but Romana, K9, Jamie and Ace? No.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/6479453.stm

Si.

[Milky Tears]

Five Best and Worst companions in yesterday's Guardian Blog:

http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/tv/2007/...est_and_w.html


Zoe was making Dalek cakes on yesterday's Blue Peter (with yet another 'Smith and Jones' clip) and here's a Spoilery Press Release for tonight's Graham Horton Show:

CONTAINS SPOILERS!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pre...9/norton.shtml

[Dirk Gently]

...and here's a Spoilery Press Release for tonight's Graham Morton Show

Who's Graham Morton?

[Milky Tears]

Who's Graham Morton?

"Graham Norton" typed by someone with too wide fingers?

[Dirk Gently]

Oh yeah, I didn't see that.

[Milky Tears]

Freema was good on Entertainment Today and she's on Radio 1 right now.

Usual stuff from Barrowman on Breakfast.




I'm in a rush, so can't check for fat fingers...

Edited to add: Has today been the most Who-packed day of all-time ever all-time?

We've had/will have:

Freema on GMTV's Entertainment Today
John Barrowman on Breakfast
Freema on Sara Cox's Radio 1 show
David and Freema on Radio 1's podcast
Julie Gardner on BBC Wales
Freema on Five Live's Simon Mayo show
Daleks on CBBC1
RTD on Richard & Judy
Lizo's latest Series Three preview on Newsround (repeated at 6:25pm on CBBC Channel)
The Weakest Link on BBC1
Barrowman on The Charlotte Church Show

[Milky Tears]

Dean Lennox Kelly is meant to be appearing on Friday's GMTV.

[Pip Madeley]

I'll lie in, thanks all the same.