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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
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Our other In Defense Of eps
Gallifrey One
LI Who
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DIDDLY DUM PODCAST 075 - The Reverse Gaiman
Diddly Dum Podcast
The Diddly Dumbers review the first two episodes of the new series 10 of Doctor Who – “The Pilot” and “Smile”.Along the way, Mark explains how he gets vertigo in museums, Hayden relates how his grandparents used to scare the living bejesus out of his uncle in the 1960s with a PVC Dalek suit, Allan discurses on moral responsibility in a determinative universe, and Doc is hospitalised after another attempt to scale the North Face of his voice impersonation of Zor, leader of all Pescatons.
MP3 Direct Download Link = DDPC075 – The Reverse Gaiman
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Email us at diddlydumpodcast@yahoo.co.uk
SHOWNOTES
(00:14:05) “The Greatest Adventure Yet From Captain Kremmen” LP (1980).
(00:15:05) Kenny Everett’s notorious appearance at the 1983 Conservative Party Conference.
(01:03:08) The Infinite Monkey Cage radio show and podcast.
(01;46:15) Andrew Vardy video.
(01:50:53) Podcasters Royale is our sister podcast run by Hayden as a tribute to everything 007.
The Diddly Dum Podcast acknowledges the copyright of anyone we’ve pinched anything from.
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Doctor Who - Ep139: Give us a smile
The Doctor Who Big Blue Box PodcastLast week was a really long show so thankfully this week we’re back to our (roughly) normal run time. Some viewing figure news, merch then our review of Smile.
The News
As last week, nothing major happening this week so we talk around confirmed viewing figures for The Pilot and some early stats for Smile.
Merch Corner
Merch is mixed this week; a fairly strange looking LED torch (with what seems like the 12th Doctor’s sonic but with the top missing?) and the great looking Doctor Who/Mr. Men books and merch that just recently launched.
“Smile” Review
Series 10 continues with episode 2 – Smile. After the pretty awesome opener can this continue the momentum and bring us another belter or does it leave us feeling a bit
?Thank you so much as always for listening and giving us your thoughts. Next week we’ll dive into episode 3 – Thin Ice so we look forward to your reviews. Until then have a great week and remember – Allons-y!
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Doctor Who - Ep139: Give us a smile
The Doctor Who Big Blue Box PodcastLast week was a really long show so thankfully this week we’re back to our (roughly) normal run time. Some viewing figure news, merch then our review of Smile.
The News
As last week, nothing major happening this week so we talk around confirmed viewing figures for The Pilot and some early stats for Smile.
Merch Corner
Merch is mixed this week; a fairly strange looking LED torch (with what seems like the 12th Doctor’s sonic but with the top missing?) and the great looking Doctor Who/Mr. Men books and merch that just recently launched.
“Smile” Review
Series 10 continues with episode 2 – Smile. After the pretty awesome opener can this continue the momentum and bring us another belter or does it leave us feeling a bit
?Thank you so much as always for listening and giving us your thoughts. Next week we’ll dive into episode 3 – Thin Ice so we look forward to your reviews. Until then have a great week and remember – Allons-y!
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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
Related links [on our site]:
Our other In Defense Of eps
Gallifrey One
LI Who
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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
Related links [on our site]:Our other In Defense Of epsGallifrey OneLI Who
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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
Related links [on our site]:
Our other In Defense Of eps
Gallifrey One
LI Who
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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
Related links [on our site]:Our other In Defense Of epsGallifrey OneLI Who
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Doctor Who - Ep139: Give us a smile
The Doctor Who Big Blue Box PodcastLast week was a really long show so thankfully this week we’re back to our (roughly) normal run time. Some viewing figure news, merch then our review of Smile.
The News
As last week, nothing major happening this week so we talk around confirmed viewing figures for The Pilot and some early stats for Smile.
Merch Corner
Merch is mixed this week; a fairly strange looking LED torch (with what seems like the 12th Doctor’s sonic but with the top missing?) and the great looking Doctor Who/Mr. Men books and merch that just recently launched.
“Smile” Review
Series 10 continues with episode 2 – Smile. After the pretty awesome opener can this continue the momentum and bring us another belter or does it leave us feeling a bit
?Thank you so much as always for listening and giving us your thoughts. Next week we’ll dive into episode 3 – Thin Ice so we look forward to your reviews. Until then have a great week and remember – Allons-y!
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Doctor Who - Ep139: Give us a smile
The Doctor Who Big Blue Box PodcastLast week was a really long show so thankfully this week we’re back to our (roughly) normal run time. Some viewing figure news, merch then our review of Smile.
The News
As last week, nothing major happening this week so we talk around confirmed viewing figures for The Pilot and some early stats for Smile.
Merch Corner
Merch is mixed this week; a fairly strange looking LED torch (with what seems like the 12th Doctor’s sonic but with the top missing?) and the great looking Doctor Who/Mr. Men books and merch that just recently launched.
“Smile” Review
Series 10 continues with episode 2 – Smile. After the pretty awesome opener can this continue the momentum and bring us another belter or does it leave us feeling a bit
?Thank you so much as always for listening and giving us your thoughts. Next week we’ll dive into episode 3 – Thin Ice so we look forward to your reviews. Until then have a great week and remember – Allons-y!
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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
Related links [on our site]:Our other In Defense Of epsGallifrey OneLI Who
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episode 106 - Game of Who
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastGrab your dice, pick your player color, and choose your white cards well. This episode focuses on games as Trish and Ed prepare to head to RageCon 2015. Ed gives us an interview with RageCon founder and head Jeff Jones. Mark chairs a round of Doctor Who Mad Libs. Ed talks about an idea someone had for a Doctor Who TCG. And there are warnings about playing Cards Against Gallifrey if you're underage. Plus, a tribute to the late great Christopher Lee and the latest in Doctor Who news for the upcoming season! Markwho42. More fun than trying to continue a D&D campaign while missing a party member!
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ZEUS PLUG vs ANDREW ELLARD
Zeus PodOne of our favourite ways to enjoy New Who is via #tweetnotes from script editor & writer Andrew Ellard. In a special one-off episode, we chat to the man himself on the process of deconstructing a story in 140 characters, hopes for Series 10 and beyond, and the high and lows of the new series.
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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
Related links [on our site]:Our other In Defense Of epsGallifrey OneLI Who
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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
Related links [on our site]:Our other In Defense Of epsGallifrey OneLI Who
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ZEUS PLUG vs ANDREW ELLARD
Zeus PodOne of our favourite ways to enjoy New Who is via #tweetnotes from script editor & writer Andrew Ellard. In a special one-off episode, we chat to the man himself on the process of deconstructing a story in 140 characters, hopes for Series 10 and beyond, and the high and lows of the new series.
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ZEUS PLUG vs ANDREW ELLARD
Zeus PodOne of our favourite ways to enjoy New Who is via #tweetnotes from script editor & writer Andrew Ellard. In a special one-off episode, we chat to the man himself on the process of deconstructing a story in 140 characters, hopes for Series 10 and beyond, and the high and lows of the new series.
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ZEUS PLUG vs ANDREW ELLARD
Zeus PodOne of our favourite ways to enjoy New Who is via #tweetnotes from script editor & writer Andrew Ellard. In a special one-off episode, we chat to the man himself on the process of deconstructing a story in 140 characters, hopes for Series 10 and beyond, and the high and lows of the new series.
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In Defense Of (and) Gally!
Doctor Who: Verity!Gallifrey One is right around the corner, and we can't wait for our "In Defense Of" panel! Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we get our In Defense Of fix before the con so Lynne and Tansy can participate (since they [sadly] won't be at Gally). Deb comes up with a doozy for defense. Lynne breaks Deb. And there are many, many laughs.
And Deb and Erika talk a bit about what they're looking forward to at Gally!
^E
Related links [on our site]:Our other In Defense Of epsGallifrey OneLI Who
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episode 106 - Game of Who
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastGrab your dice, pick your player color, and choose your white cards well. This episode focuses on games as Trish and Ed prepare to head to RageCon 2015. Ed gives us an interview with RageCon founder and head Jeff Jones. Mark chairs a round of Doctor Who Mad Libs. Ed talks about an idea someone had for a Doctor Who TCG. And there are warnings about playing Cards Against Gallifrey if you're underage. Plus, a tribute to the late great Christopher Lee and the latest in Doctor Who news for the upcoming season! Markwho42. More fun than trying to continue a D&D campaign while missing a party member!
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Episode 119 - The Smiley Beasts Above
Outpost Skaro PodcastAndy, Nic and Derek review this weeks Doctor Who and honestly, they’re not having to force themselves to smile. So please don’t kill them…. And the ratings are in. Gulp.\Andy, Nic and Derek review this weeks Doctor Who and honestly, they’re not having to force themselves to smile. So please don’t kill them…. And the ratings are in. Gulp.
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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Episode 119 - The Smiley Beasts Above
Outpost Skaro PodcastAndy, Nic and Derek review this weeks Doctor Who and honestly, they’re not having to force themselves to smile. So please don’t kill them…. And the ratings are in. Gulp.\Andy, Nic and Derek review this weeks Doctor Who and honestly, they’re not having to force themselves to smile. So please don’t kill them…. And the ratings are in. Gulp.
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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Episode 119 - The Smiley Beasts Above
Outpost Skaro PodcastAndy, Nic and Derek review this weeks Doctor Who and honestly, they’re not having to force themselves to smile. So please don’t kill them…. And the ratings are in. Gulp.\Andy, Nic and Derek review this weeks Doctor Who and honestly, they’re not having to force themselves to smile. So please don’t kill them…. And the ratings are in. Gulp.
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Episode 233 - Paddock Number 9
Traveling the Vortex
In this week’s episode we tackle two more Big Finish Production audios from the Doctor Who Main Range. First we join the Sixth Doctor and Evelyn Smythe with a surprise visit from another Doctor in #45 Project Lazarus. Then we rejoin Evelyn and Six in the follow-up story, #57 Arrangements For War.Also, MAJOR SPOILER WARNING! We give our impressions on the newly released Jurassic World, new to theaters this week, so be warned.
Plus some more convention updates, and the news-of-the-week.
And, of course, your feedback.
Enjoy!
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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Episode 119 - The Smiley Beasts Above
Outpost Skaro PodcastAndy, Nic and Derek review this weeks Doctor Who and honestly, they’re not having to force themselves to smile. So please don’t kill them…. And the ratings are in. Gulp.\Andy, Nic and Derek review this weeks Doctor Who and honestly, they’re not having to force themselves to smile. So please don’t kill them…. And the ratings are in. Gulp.
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 007 -- "Time and the Rani"
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastThe Doctor is back, facing his old nemesis, the Rani. This time, it's the Puck-ish, Sylvester McCoy as the seventh incarnation of the Doctor and we see the whole, "Pick a Costume" routine, but with great comic flair and timing. This is the beginning of the end of the Old Who years, but some of the best stories and writing are featured in these last couple of seasons. Is "Time and the Rani" one of those greats? Sit back, and listen as we break it down.
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 007 -- "Time and the Rani"
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastThe Doctor is back, facing his old nemesis, the Rani. This time, it's the Puck-ish, Sylvester McCoy as the seventh incarnation of the Doctor and we see the whole, "Pick a Costume" routine, but with great comic flair and timing. This is the beginning of the end of the Old Who years, but some of the best stories and writing are featured in these last couple of seasons. Is "Time and the Rani" one of those greats? Sit back, and listen as we break it down.
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 007 -- "Time and the Rani"
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastThe Doctor is back, facing his old nemesis, the Rani. This time, it's the Puck-ish, Sylvester McCoy as the seventh incarnation of the Doctor and we see the whole, "Pick a Costume" routine, but with great comic flair and timing. This is the beginning of the end of the Old Who years, but some of the best stories and writing are featured in these last couple of seasons. Is "Time and the Rani" one of those greats? Sit back, and listen as we break it down.
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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Episode 233 – Paddock Number 9
Traveling the VortexIn this week's episode we tackle two more Big Finish Production audios from the Doctor Who Main Range. First we join the Sixth Doctor and Evelyn Smythe with a surprise visit from another Doctor in #45 Project Lazarus. Then we rejoin Evelyn and Six in the follow-up story, #57 Arrangements For War. Also, MAJOR SPOILER WARNING! We give our impressions on the newly released Jurassic World, new to theaters this week, so be warned. Plus some more convention...
Read more The post Episode 233 – Paddock Number 9 appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 007 -- "Time and the Rani"
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastThe Doctor is back, facing his old nemesis, the Rani. This time, it's the Puck-ish, Sylvester McCoy as the seventh incarnation of the Doctor and we see the whole, "Pick a Costume" routine, but with great comic flair and timing. This is the beginning of the end of the Old Who years, but some of the best stories and writing are featured in these last couple of seasons. Is "Time and the Rani" one of those greats? Sit back, and listen as we break it down.
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 007 -- "Time and the Rani"
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastThe Doctor is back, facing his old nemesis, the Rani. This time, it's the Puck-ish, Sylvester McCoy as the seventh incarnation of the Doctor and we see the whole, "Pick a Costume" routine, but with great comic flair and timing. This is the beginning of the end of the Old Who years, but some of the best stories and writing are featured in these last couple of seasons. Is "Time and the Rani" one of those greats? Sit back, and listen as we break it down.
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 007 -- "Time and the Rani"
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastThe Doctor is back, facing his old nemesis, the Rani. This time, it's the Puck-ish, Sylvester McCoy as the seventh incarnation of the Doctor and we see the whole, "Pick a Costume" routine, but with great comic flair and timing. This is the beginning of the end of the Old Who years, but some of the best stories and writing are featured in these last couple of seasons. Is "Time and the Rani" one of those greats? Sit back, and listen as we break it down.
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 007 -- "Time and the Rani"
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastThe Doctor is back, facing his old nemesis, the Rani. This time, it's the Puck-ish, Sylvester McCoy as the seventh incarnation of the Doctor and we see the whole, "Pick a Costume" routine, but with great comic flair and timing. This is the beginning of the end of the Old Who years, but some of the best stories and writing are featured in these last couple of seasons. Is "Time and the Rani" one of those greats? Sit back, and listen as we break it down.
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TDP_557a_JamesGossINTERVIEW
Tin Dog PodcastWin City of Death - Paperback @tindogpodcast interviews @Gossjam James Goss (producer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Goss (born 1974) is an English writer and producer, known both for his work in cult TV spin-off media, including tie-in novels and audio stories for Doctor Who and Torchwood, and for his fictional works beyond ready made universes. Contents [hide] 1Doctor Who 1.1Online content 1.2Television, radio and DVD 1.3Books 2Theatre 3Other work 4Selected bibliography 5External links 6References Doctor Who[edit] Online content[edit] In 2000, Goss was made a BBC senior content producer and put in charge of the BBC's official Doctor Who website. Originally the site was part of the BBC's Cult TV website. Goss slowly expanded the content to include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape, The Simpsons, 24 and Doctor Who. He was subsequently voted Number 19 in TV Cream's 2004 poll of Top 50 Media Movers and Shakers.[1] With the return of Doctor Who in 2005, the Cult site was slowly wound down in order to concentrate solely on the show. Goss moved to BBC Wales to oversee the production of the new show's web site, expanding the contents to include cast and crew interviews, games and spin-off sites based on the broadcast episodes. His aim was to construct a whole world beyond the show that viewers could get further involved in, notably employing graphic designer Lee Binding for front pages and site design, and writer Joseph Lidster for the spin-off sites' fictional content. Sequence, a Cardiff-based design agency, were also responsible for all of the 2006 Doctor Who series games, experiences and many of the associated websites. Goss also produced the video clip "krill-loop" for a tie-in website. Television, radio and DVD[edit] Having produced previous Doctor Who web only animations (such as Scream of the Shalka)[2] and Shada,[3] in 2005 Goss produced the animations of two missing episodes of the The Invasion. The animation, developed by Cosgrove Hall, was originally intended as web-only content[4] but was later added to the DVD release and went on to be voted best DVD special feature in the 2006 Doctor Who Magazine awards. In 2006, Goss developed and produced The Infinite Quest, a Doctor Who animation shown on BBC One and CBBC in 2007. He was also producer of the special features for the DVD release. He has since produced DVD extra features for further 2 Entertain Doctor Who releases, including The Chase, The Keys of Marinus, The Masque of Mandragora, and The Trial Of A Time Lord. In 2006, he appeared in an episode of Doctor Who Confidential.[5] In 2013 Scream of the Shalka was released on DVD with extras which include James Goss presenting a documentary on how the series came to be made and appearing in a documentary about the BBC cult website. He also produced a series of 5 (short) documentaries called Doctor Forever which appeared across Doctor Who DVD Special Edition releases in 2013. He was also involved in producing a series of documentaries for the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who which in 2013 were first shown on BBC America and subsequently on Watch in the UK. Books[edit] In 2007, he contributed to the Doctor Who short-story collection Short Trips: Snapshots. His first book, Almost Perfect, a tie-in to the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, was released in October 2008 and was followed by two more Torchwoodnovels and Bad Blood, a novel based on the TV series Being Human. Goss's Dead Air, read by David Tennant, was voted 2010 Audiobook Of The Year.[6] His Eleventh Doctor audiobook The Hounds of Artemis was given away free with a February 2011 issue of The Guardian. It is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett. His books Dead of Winter (Doctor Who) and First Born (Torchwood) were both nominated for the 2012 British Fantasy Society Awards. He has written numerous stories produced by Big Finish Productions in their Doctor Who related ranges. In 2013, BBC Books published Goss's short novel Summer Falls, purportedly written by Doctor Who character Amelia (Pond) Williams. In September 2014 his Doctor Who novel 'Blood Cell' was published (Twelfth Doctor). In addition to the three Torchwood novels and Doctor Who novels, James Goss is the co-author, with Steve Tribe, of The Dalek Handbook (2011), Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects (2012) and The Doctor: His Lives and Times (2013). In 2014 he contributed to the Shakespeare Notebooks. In 2015 his novel Haterz, about a man making the internet a better place one murder at a time, was published in the UK bySolaris Books and launched at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London on 12 March 2015 with a book reading and signing by the author.[7] Theatre[edit] Goss's stage play Dirk, adapted with fellow student Arvind Ethan David from the Douglas Adams book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, has been staged around the world. In 2006 it won "Best Adaptation" in the 28th LA Weekly Theater Awards.[8] He wrote the play 7 Spies At The Casino about the making of the 1967 film Casino Royale, which was performed at theEdinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2007.[9] James Goss has also written a play about the true story of the "terribly nice friendship" between Mr Peter Cushing and SirChristopher Lee, forged during their Hammer Horror careers (see Hammer Film Productions). The play, called 'The Gentlemen of Horror', was first performed on 27 November 2013 at the Woolwich Grand Theatre. It was performed in the summer of 2014 at the Camden Fringe where it received favourable reviews including [10] and [11] Other work[edit] Goss blogged from the Edinburgh Fringe for The Guardian's web site in 2007[12] and wrote a series of guest blogs about archive television for the AOL UK TV web site in 2009-2010.[13] As mentioned above, James Goss wrote three novels for the Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood. In addition, in theTorchood range, he wrote four short stories, published in the Torchwood Magazine; two audiobooks, Department X andGhost Train; and two radio plays both broadcast on BBC radio 4; Golden Age on 2 July 2009 and The House of the Deadon 13 July 2011. In 2015 he became the producer of a new series of Torchwood audio stories to be produced by Big Finish Productions ( Torchwood (Big Finish series) ). From 2011 to 2012, James Goss co-produced with Joseph Lidster, the Big Finish Productions' range of Dark Shadowsaudio dramas. In 2014 he also produced the New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield for Big Finish Productions. Since 2012 James Goss has written three Lady Serpent Egyptian murder stories, published by Endeavor Press. These are described as fast-paced, historical murder mysteries that brilliantly capture the atmosphere of ancient Egypt - as well as being enthralling detective stories. Selected bibliography[edit] Novels, Audiobooks & ebooks Haterz (2015) The Lady Serpent Series The Race of Scorpions (2012) Poison Seed (2013) Blood and Sand (2013) Torchwood Almost Perfect (2008) Risk Assessment (2009) First Born (2011) Doctor Who Dead Air (2010) Dead of Winter (2011) The Hounds of Artemis (2011) The Art of Death (2012) Summer Falls (2013) Blood Cell (2014) Being Human Bad Blood (2010) Radio Dramas Torchwood Golden Age (2009) The House of the Dead (2011) (see The Lost Files (Torchwood)) Audio dramas Doctor Who The Time Museum (2012) The Last Post (Doctor Who audio) (2012) The Scorchies (2013) Counter Measures: The Fifth Citadel (2013) Gallifrey (audio series) VI: Renaissance (2013) Bernice Summerfield Missing Persons: 5.4 The Winning Side (2013) The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: The Lights of Skaro (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 7.2 Night of 1000 Stars (2014) Mask of Tragedy (2014) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 8.1 Encore of the Scorchies (2014) The Gods of Winter (2015) The Sins of Winter (2015) Jago & Litefoot (audio drama series): 10.3 The Mourning After (2015) River Song Diaries: 1.3 Signs (2016) Torchwood Department X (2011) Ghost Train (2011) Fall to Earth (2015) (see Torchwood (Big Finish series)) Dark Shadows The Doll House (2010) The Poisoned Soul (2011) The Crimson Pearl with Joseph Lidster (2011) The House by the Sea (2012) The Harvest of Souls (2014) Blakes 7 Three (The Liberator Chronicles Volume 5:3 (2013)) Spoils (The Liberator Chronicles 8:3 (2014)) Iris Wildthyme Comeback of the Scorchies (Wildthyme Reloaded 1(2015)) Short stories Torchwood The Last Voyage of Osiris (2009) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 17 The Package (2010) in Torchwood Magazine Issue 22 The Mind's Eye (2010) Torchwood Magazine Issue 24 We All Go Through with Steve Tribe (2011) Torchwood Magazine Issue 25 Doctor Who Indian Summer in Short Trips: Snapshots (2007) Phoenix in Short Trips: Indefinable Magic (2009) Non Fiction The Dalek Handbook with Steve Tribe (2011) Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects with Steve Tribe (2012) The Doctor: His Lives and Times with Steve Tribe (2013) The Shakespeare Notebooks (2014) External links[edit] James Goss at the Internet Movie Database Skip's Acorn Treasury, James Goss's blog.
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episode 106 - Game of Who
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastGrab your dice, pick your player color, and choose your white cards well. This episode focuses on games as Trish and Ed prepare to head to RageCon 2015. Ed gives us an interview with RageCon founder and head Jeff Jones. Mark chairs a round of Doctor Who Mad Libs. Ed talks about an idea someone had for a Doctor Who TCG. And there are warnings about playing Cards Against Gallifrey if you're underage. Plus, a tribute to the late great Christopher Lee and the latest in Doctor Who news for the upcoming season! Markwho42. More fun than trying to continue a D&D campaign while missing a party member!
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130 - Turn That Frown Upside Down
Arrow of TimeWe’ve all had that annoying relative that says “Smile!” when all you want to do is spit in their face and pout. Well, in “Smile,” we see both of those relatives, and it doesn’t go well for either of them. There’s something to the advice, if you believe old 12 and about five thousand Facebook posts – smiling can boost your mood. Whatever, we don’t cotton to that nonsense at the Arrow of Time.
Stay fit with your WhotTube this week, Adrianna Ojrzanowska’s “Running with the Doctor” – https://youtu.be/t6mjCcf8rU8
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Gallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 007 -- "Time and the Rani"
Gallifrey's Most Wanted PodcastThe Doctor is back, facing his old nemesis, the Rani. This time, it's the Puck-ish, Sylvester McCoy as the seventh incarnation of the Doctor and we see the whole, "Pick a Costume" routine, but with great comic flair and timing. This is the beginning of the end of the Old Who years, but some of the best stories and writing are featured in these last couple of seasons. Is "Time and the Rani" one of those greats? Sit back, and listen as we break it down.
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130 - Turn That Frown Upside Down
Arrow of TimeWe’ve all had that annoying relative that says “Smile!” when all you want to do is spit in their face and pout. Well, in “Smile,” we see both of those relatives, and it doesn’t go well for either of them. There’s something to the advice, if you believe old 12 and about five thousand Facebook posts – smiling can boost your mood. Whatever, we don’t cotton to that nonsense at the Arrow of Time.
Stay fit with your WhotTube this week, Adrianna Ojrzanowska’s “Running with the Doctor” – https://youtu.be/t6mjCcf8rU8
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episode 135 - Briggs' Finish
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastThe Team of MarkWHO42 decided their next episode should go BIG. BIG FINISH that is. The team interviews the most versatile voice of Doctor WHO and Executive Producer of Big Finish Productions, Nicholas Briggs. They time travel into Nick's past to discuss when he became a WHOvian, how Big Finish started, and how he became the voice of the Daleks, Cybermen, Judoon and many, many more of the big baddies. And what did he REALLY say as the Nestene Consciousness. We also delve into BIG FINISH and how it kept the Doctor WHO series alive, even when the TV series had died, and how it continues to keeps other venues going way after their demise on TV. So grab your voice modulator, and take a deep breath as we venture into the like of Nicholas Briggs. Also, keep an eye out at markwho42.net and MarkWHO42 on Facebook and find out where you can get your hands on some Big Finish Audios from MarkWHO42 Books.
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130 - Turn That Frown Upside Down
Arrow of TimeWe’ve all had that annoying relative that says “Smile!” when all you want to do is spit in their face and pout. Well, in “Smile,” we see both of those relatives, and it doesn’t go well for either of them. There’s something to the advice, if you believe old 12 and about five thousand Facebook posts – smiling can boost your mood. Whatever, we don’t cotton to that nonsense at the Arrow of Time.
Stay fit with your WhotTube this week, Adrianna Ojrzanowska’s “Running with the Doctor” – https://youtu.be/t6mjCcf8rU8
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Who Wars: Phoenix Comic Con 2015 Special
Who Wars - A Star Wars & Doctor Who Podcast00:00 - The Who Wars Podcast Theme00:48 - The Front Page; Kate @Kamiduu kicks off this special episode by talking about Phoenix Comic Con 2015 and her experiences with it.03:52 - 'On The Floor' Part 106:05 - Kate @Kamiduu talks to Chuck Wendig - novelist, screenwriter, and game designer. He is the writer of the upcoming Star Wars: Aftermath which tells the story of what happened in the Star Wars universe, post-Return of the Jedi.14:30 - 'On The Floor' Part 215:52 - Kate @Kamiduu talks to Brian Miller - comic book colorist, founder of Hi-Fi colour design, and co-author of Hi-Fi Color for Comics and Master Digital Color from Impact Books. He has worked with both Star Wars and Doctor Who IPs to date.31:25 - Kate @Kamiduu talks to Joe Corroney - illustrator of Star Wars and Star Trek artwork for books, games, trading cards, comic books, posters and magazines since 1997. He has also worked on many other properties, including Doctor Who.39:11 - Kate @Kamiduu talks (briefly!) to Kevin Wada - illustrator, including Doctor Who comic covers.39:45 - Kate @Kamiduu talks to Tom Kane - voice actor most widely known as Jedi Master Yoda and Admiral Yularen in Star Wars: The Clone Wars; The Chancellor in Tim Burton's 9, Magneto in Wolverine and the X-Men and Marvel vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds; and Iron Man and Ultron in Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow.49:48 - 'On The Floor' Part 350:08 - Kate @Kamiduu talks to Paul Cornell - award-winning writer of novels - comics, short fiction and non-fiction, as well as a TV screenwriter for Doctor Who and many other series.58:41 - 'On The Floor' Part 459:24 - Kate @Kamiduu talks to Jason Spisak - voice actor in animation and video games, and producer and founding member of Blackchalk Productions. Notably for our listeners, he portrayed Lux Bonteri in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.1:09:34 - 'On The Floor' Part 51:10:10 - Kate @Kamiduu talks about the panels she attended while at Phoenix Comic Con 2015, including snippets of audio from some to give you a taste of the action.1:17:25 - 'On The Floor' Part 61:18:50 - The Back Page; closing remarks from Kate @Kamiduu about the con.1:19:35 - Afterword from Rob @WhoWars about this special episode.1:24:01 - The Who Wars Podcast Credits (including details on how to get in touch with the show).
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episode 135 - Briggs' Finish
MarkWHO42 - The Doctor Who PodcastThe Team of MarkWHO42 decided their next episode should go BIG. BIG FINISH that is. The team interviews the most versatile voice of Doctor WHO and Executive Producer of Big Finish Productions, Nicholas Briggs. They time travel into Nick's past to discuss when he became a WHOvian, how Big Finish started, and how he became the voice of the Daleks, Cybermen, Judoon and many, many more of the big baddies. And what did he REALLY say as the Nestene Consciousness. We also delve into BIG FINISH and how it kept the Doctor WHO series alive, even when the TV series had died, and how it continues to keeps other venues going way after their demise on TV. So grab your voice modulator, and take a deep breath as we venture into the like of Nicholas Briggs. Also, keep an eye out at markwho42.net and MarkWHO42 on Facebook and find out where you can get your hands on some Big Finish Audios from MarkWHO42 Books.
