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Visit the official Doctor Who website
Look to the future
Asylum seekers...
Refuge of the Daleks
Doctor Who picture resource
Roam the space lanes!
Explore the Doctor Who classic series website
Step back in time
Infiltrate The Hub of Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood
Armed and extremely dangerous
Investigate The Sarah Jane Adventures
Fearless in the face of adversity
Call on Dani’s House
Harmer’s a charmer
Intercept the UFO fabsite
Defending the Earth against alien invaders!
Uncover the secrets of the Dollhouse
Programmable agent Echo exposed!
Hell’s belles
Naughty but nice
Love Exposure
Flash photography!
Primeval portal
Dressed to kill or damsels in distress?
Charmed, to be sure!
The witches of San Francisco
Take on t.A.T.u.
All the way from Moscow
Proceed to the Luther website
John and Jenny discuss their next move
DCI Banks is on the case
You can bet on it!
On The Grid with Spooks
Secret agents of Section D
Bridge to Hustle
Shady characters
Life on Ashes To Ashes
Coppers with a chequered past
Claire’s no Exile
Goose steps
Vexed is back on the beat!
Mismatched DI Armstrong and bright fast-tracker Georgina Dixon
Medium, both super and natural
Open the door to your dreams
A Brief History
- TimeWarden
- United Kingdom
- I consider myself fortunate to have watched the science fiction television series Doctor Who from the very beginning. I prefer the programme’s early years from which my favourite story is the Patrick Troughton serial Fury From The Deep. I am also an admirer of Gerry Anderson’s puppet shows and successive live-action series, from Fireball XL5 to Space Precinct and beyond! My pick is an episode of UFO entitled The Psychobombs. I am currently addicted to US supernatural drama Medium while, in film, I’ve always adored the gothic horror of Hammer. On first hearing Roxy Music’s Virginia Plain, music, both popular and classical, became the major force in my life, so much so that I gained a BA in the subject from Nottingham University and an M.Mus in composition from Goldsmiths, University of London. Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 In C Minor - The Resurrection and Stravinsky’s The Rite Of Spring are favoured scores. Aladdin Sane by David Bowie is probably my favourite rock album. Singles of choice are Mott The Hoople’s All The Young Dudes, Steve Harley And Cockney Rebel’s Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me) and No More Heroes by The Stranglers.
Tune into TimeWarden’s Jukebox
Play the pipes of peace!
Peruse my IMDb reviews
Gaze in wonder!
The films of Tony Scott
True Romance
Receive this Sofia Vassilieva fansite
Go on an Ariel bender!
Lean on lovely Lena
White robed
Keep abreast of Britney
Oh! Baby, baby...
Attend a Church service
Black mass
Foxy Foxy
School daze
Picture palace
Nikki’s a natural!
Make an appointment at Billie’s boudoir
Belle of the ball
Join the Doctor Who image archive
Billie beckons
Admire Anjli’s attic!
Pretty in pink
Be seduced by Lily
Double first
Discover fansite Doctor Who Online
Keeping it covered!
Take off to Fanderson
Your Destiny awaits!
Aspire to Being Human
New ghost on the block!
Meet Survivors, old and new
Dying is easy. Surviving is hard...
Read all about Freewheelers
Adventure on the high seas
Take a peek at BLOGGERTROPOLIS
Tap on a bap!
Chart the Chronicles Of An Old Cheeser
Top stuff!
Go bananas with The Japing Ape
King-size!
Watch the Sunset Over Slawit
Top-rated!
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Nicola Bryant Gallery
Nicola played Peri in Doctor Who in the mid-Eighties
Lovely Smile
Purple patches
Popping Out!
There’s many a slip ’twixt cup and tit!!
Big Time Sensuality
White heat
Femme Fatale
Weapons of mass destruction
Virginal
Under my umbrella
Snow-White
Present perfect
Open Sesame!
Colin certainly looks as though he has his hands full... lucky guy!
Deep Thought
Squatting in The Two Doctors
Gone Fishing!
Cooling off in The Two Doctors
Billie Piper Gallery
Billie played Rose in Doctor Who in the mid-Noughties
Fetching in Green
Laid-back
Stunning in Black!
On the button
Knock Us Out (1/2)
Short and sweet
Knock Us Out (2/2)
Hot air balloons
Feeling Blue (1/3)
Bigger on the inside
Feeling Blue (2/3)
Boulder holder
Feeling Blue (3/3)
Bowled over
Undercover
Tyler-maid
Union Jack (1/3)
Captain of your ship
Union Jack (2/3)
Royal Rose
Union Jack (3/3)
The bottom line
Galaxy of Stars...
Glitterball Girl
Pinky and Perky!
Twin Peaks!!
See Emilia Play
Doctor Who in the Sixties
The Dalek Invasion of Westminster
The Dalek Invasion of Trafalgar Square!
Ben and Polly (1/2)
Ben and Polly (2/2)
Jamie and Victoria (1/2)
Jamie and Victoria (2/2)
The Doctor and Victoria
Zoe
The Cyber Invasion of St. Paul’s!!
Zoe, The Doctor and Jamie
Get It On
Doctor Who in the Seventies (and early Eighties)
The Doctor and Jo (1/2)
Jo and The Doctor (1/2)
The Doctor and Jo (2/2)
Jo and The Doctor (2/2)
Sarah Jane and The Doctor (1/2)
The Doctor and Bettan
Sarah Jane and The Doctor (2/2)
The Doctor and Romana
Tegan, The Doctor and Nyssa
Doctor Who in the Eighties (and mid-Nineties)
The Doctor (1/2)
Peri (1/2)
Peri (2/2)
The Doctor and Peri (1/2)
Peri and The Doctor
The Doctor and Peri (2/2)
Ray and The Doctor
Ace and The Doctor
Squeak (blog-busting bonus picture 1/3)
Squeak (bra-busting bonus picture 2/3)
Squeak (bra-bursting bonus picture 3/3)
The Doctor (2/2)
Mara (bust in time bonus picture 1/2)
Mara (lust in time bonus picture 2/2)
Doctor Who in the mid-Noughties
Rose and The Doctor
Rose (1/2)
Billie Piper as Rose Tyler (Doctor Who bonus picture 1/2)
The last Dalek and Rose
Pete and Rose
Ex-ter-mi-nate!
Rose (2/2)
The Doctor and Rose (1/2)
Billie Piper as Rose Tyler (Doctor Who bonus picture 2/2)
The Doctor and Rose (2/2)
Dodging the Daleks
Daniela Denby-Ashe and Naoko Mori in Series One of Torchwood
Bumper Jumper
Seduction...
...Alien Seduction
The Price of Love
Beware
Neck on the Line
Death on Two Legs
Stairway to Heaven
Girl Power
Eve Myles as Gwen Cooper (Torchwood bonus picture)
The Primeval Spearritt
Honky Tonk Charlotte
Let’s Spend The Night Together
Girl Reaction
Tracey’s treasure-chest!
Tracey’s beakers!!
Pyjamarama
Down in the Sewer
The Vampires Of Venice (1/3)
The Vampires Of Venice (2/3)
The Vampires Of Venice (3/3)
Sarah Smart as Jennifer Lucas in Doctor Who in 2011
Reaching out
Intruder alert
Searching
Suited
Holding on
Double figures
Double-dealing
Double-time
Doubly pretty!
Sam and Dani, having the cheek to cheek!!
Many thanks for taking the time to scroll to the foot of the Journal...
Bikini bottom (1/2)
Duly rewarded!
Bikini bottom (2/2)
Doubly rewarded!!
3 comments:
I can't believe he's 56!! A fine actor and a very underrated Dr. He may have lost his youthful looks but he's still going strong which is good to see.
My PD claim to fame was standing right next to him in the bar at The Metropole Hotel in 2003 at the 40th Anniversary Dr Who convention!! It felt very surreal to be standing next to one of the Doctors - and he was smoking a fag too! Very non-Gallifreyan.
My other favourite PD performance was him as Stephen Daker in "A Very Peculiar Practice" - a great programme! I wish they'd release the second series on DVD!
I'm in full agreement with you on "A Very Peculiar Practice". It would be nice if its writer, Andrew Davies, went back to writing something original, rather than continually adapting classic novels, as he's obviously superlative at it! Are you aware that the second seven-part series was followed up with a TV movie entitled "A Very Polish Practice"?
Another Davison series I greatly enjoyed was "At Home with the Braithwaites".
Oh Happy Birthday even though I'm a bit late !!
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