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Roll your own Doctor Who theme

In my search for a Doctor Who ringtone for my Treo 650, I ran across this site which lets you mix … well, mix your own Doctor Who theme elements….

In my search for a Doctor Who ringtone for my Treo 650, I ran across this site which lets you mix … well, mix your own Doctor Who theme elements. Hours of fun, at least until your housemate strangles you or makes you plug in headphones.

Some enchanted evening

How Dave and Margie spent their Anniversary Night (PG-rated version): Margie drops off Kitten at Doyce’s after a classmate’s birthday party is over, and while Dave finishes typing a story….

How Dave and Margie spent their Anniversary Night (PG-rated version):

  1. Margie drops off Kitten at Doyce’s after a classmate’s birthday party is over, and while Dave finishes typing a story.
  2. Quick change into something nice for dinner.

  3. Go to Pesce Fresco for an extremly yummy dinner for two, including a bottle of Silver Oak cab. Skip dessert.

  4. Stop by Safeway on the home and pick up some Godiva and Haagen-Dazs ice cream.

  5. Go home and look at movie schedules. Determine there’s nothing we cannot live without seeing.

  6. Change into comfy clothes.

  7. Ponder some movies to watch at home. Decide we don’t want to invest a couple of hours in that.

  8. Cuddle on the couch and watch Friday night’s Doctor Who episode on the DVR.

  9. Hop onto CoH for a while and play Mr. & Mrs. Azure (our married couple team) for a while.

  10. Head upstairs.

And that’s all I need to say about that. But it was a very, very nice evening.

(Thanks, Doyce!)

Weekend business

Friday we did … well, this stuff. When we got home, Margie played some CoH, and I watched this week’s Doctor Who. Saturday — whilst Margie was taking Kitten to…

Friday we did … well, this stuff. When we got home, Margie played some CoH, and I watched this week’s Doctor Who.

Saturday — whilst Margie was taking Kitten to ice skating class and going shopping, I was busy doing Spring cleaning in the backyard. I was also considering how we need to realign sprinklers back there now that we have the extended deck. Also started counting up fence pickets that needed replacement.

In the late afternoon, we went with Jackie and Stan to the Melting Pot for supper. Yum. Afterwards, adjourned to Doyce & Jackie’s place to play some CoH. Home early, and set the clocks forward.

Today? Skipped church and got tihngs ready for my trip to California (bleah). Made some yummy French Toast.

Aside from that, not much to report. Heck, that’s not much to report, either. 🙂

The Doctor is In

After Les’s reminder, I watched the two premiere episodes of the new Doctor Who series (the first season thereof, broadcast in the UK and Canada over a year ago). Random…

After Les’s reminder, I watched the two premiere episodes of the new Doctor Who series (the first season thereof, broadcast in the UK and Canada over a year ago).

Random comments:

  1. The music! The sound effects! Excellent. I’d watch it just for the main titles and the TARDIS noise.
  2. A worthy successor of the previous series’ legacy — one part cheese plus one part SFX plus one part profundity plus one part camp plus one part drama. It’s an oddball mixture, and it’s great.

  3. London just looks like London. Or, perhaps, England just looks like England.

  4. The stories are no more sophisticated, but the FX are a hell of a lot better. There’s a nice Douglas Adams-like sensability about the whole thing — intelligent plastic and the various spectators at the End of the World.

  5. A bit of tweaking to the backstory. Probably some purists are kvetching. Still good.

  6. Christopher Eccleston does a great job in the title role, reminiscent of Tom Baker as he veers from pathos to lunacy and back. Sorry to hear he decided to sign off after only this first season. Billie Piper as the inevitable human sidekick plays her part admirably (even if her motivation for picking up and hallooing off is a bit dubious), and fits right into the position of all the other Doctor’s Companions.

I am not the most die-hard of Who-fans. I started with the John Pertwee era, and segued into Tom Baker, then sort of lost track. But I care enough for the show to be going “ooh” and “aah” over the quick flashes of Daleks we got to see.

Gonna watch it again? Oh, yeah.

Running short of bodies

The new Doctor Who series has a need for dwarf midget little people as actors for various extraterrestrials. They’re running into a couple of large problems: Bosses wanted them to…

The new Doctor Who series has a need for dwarf midget little people as actors for various extraterrestrials. They’re running into a couple of large problems:

Bosses wanted them to play tiny blue aliens – but most have been snapped up for the new Charlie and the Chocolate Factory movie and to play Gringotts Bank staff in the new Harry Potter film. Dr Who executive producer Russell T Davies said: “It’s very difficult to employ persons of restricted growth when, as our producer Phil Collinson says, `Bloody Gringotts and the Chocolate Factory are filming at the same time’.

(via BoingBoing)

EXTERMINATE AGAIN!

Contrary to previous stories, it appears that Daleks will indeed appear in the new Dr Who TV series. Excellent. (via BoingBoing)…

Contrary to previous stories, it appears that Daleks will indeed appear in the new Dr Who TV series. Excellent.

(via BoingBoing)

EXTERMINATEd

Alas, the new version of Dr Who will be without Daleks. The evil cybernetic organisms that were always shouting, “EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE!” are still owned by the late Terry Nation’s estate,…

daleks.jpgAlas, the new version of Dr Who will be without Daleks. The evil cybernetic organisms that were always shouting, “EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE!” are still owned by the late Terry Nation’s estate, and they were unable to come up with an agreement with the BBC.

The BBC spokeswoman said: “The BBC offered the very best deal possible but ultimately we were not able to give the level of editorial influence that the Terry Nation estate wished to have.”
But an agent for the Nation estate accused the BBC of ignoring copyright laws and said the corporation was trying to “ruin the brand of the Daleks”.
Agent Tim Hancock, who represents the Nation estate, said: “We wanted the same level of control over the Daleks that we have enjoyed for the last 40 years.

Sounds like an unfortunate lose-lose for everyone.

(via Stan)

And another one spits out the dust

Doctor Who returning? Dr Who is set to make a return to the BBC – but not for another two years. The show’s creators say the series is in the…

Doctor Who returning?

Dr Who is set to make a return to the BBC – but not for another two years. The show’s creators say the series is in the early stages of development and details of who will play the Time Lord will not be available for some time.
The new series will be written by Russell T Davies, creator of the Channel 4 drama Queer As Folk and the acclaimed ITV drama Second Coming.

Cool. Like most Americans, my exposure to the Doctor was mostly to Tom Baker’s long-scarfed incarnation, some bodies ago. And Jon Pertwee, too, of course, his predecessor. It was always a slightly-cheesy-but-usually-entertaining pleasure.

(via Ghost of a Flea)

Doctor, Doctor, give me the news

Word is that Anthony Head, known to zillions as Giles on Buffy, and to others as the guy in those coffee commercials some years back, is currently the favorite to…

Word is that Anthony Head, known to zillions as Giles on Buffy, and to others as the guy in those coffee commercials some years back, is currently the favorite to play Doctor Who in that show’s next BBC incarnation.

Cool.

(Via Quiddity)

Lists of Four Things

4 things you would eat on the last day of your life: 1) A bag of Mother’s “Taffy” cookies. 2) A pepperoni pizza. 3) Haagen-Dazs Rum Raisin ice cream. 4)…

4 things you would eat on the last day of your life:
1) A bag of Mother’s “Taffy” cookies.
2) A pepperoni pizza.
3) Haagen-Dazs Rum Raisin ice cream.
4) Margie’s pepper steak.

4 CDs from your collection that you will never get tired of:
1) John Barry/Moviola
2) Pet Shop Boys/Actually
3) Eurythmics/Greatest Hits
4) Bangles/Greatest Hits

4 movies that you watch over and over:
1) Princess Bride
2) Undercover Blues
3) Judgement at Nuremberg
4) The Shadow

4 vacations you have taken:
1) Britain, with Margie.
2) The Grand Canyon, with my folks
3) My honeymoon, with Margie
4) Santa Fe, with Margie

4 things you’d like to learn:
1) To hit a golf ball straight, consistently.
2) Japanese
3) Philosophy (formally)
4) How to draw faces

4 beverages you drink frequently:
1) Coffee
2) Barq’s root beer
3) Grapefruit juice
4) Coke

4 TV shows that you liked when you were a kid:
1) I Love Lucy
2) Mission Impossible
3) Doctor Who
4) Star Trek

4 places to go in your city:
1) The Zoo
2) The Botanic Gardens
3) Lo-Do
4) Cherry Creek North

4 things to do when you’re bored:
1) Read
2) Watch TV
3) Blog
4) Read some more

4 things that never fail to cheer you up:
1) Margie’s smile
2) Katherine’s smile
3) Praise
4) Knights of the Dinner Table

(Via sillycow)