<http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2008/05_may/30/survivors.shtml>, starring Freema Agyeman. (I figure it's on-topic here as the press...
... was a novelisation of the first season of the TV show, so I doubt this new series is really based on it. Rather, it's based on the TV series itself.) ... ...
... Not entirely bizarre - the novel isn't a straight novelisation of the first series and is considerably bleaker (I'll be gobsmacked if the new series ends...
... From: Jade_Pagoda@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Jade_Pagoda@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Stuart Douglas Sent: 03 June 2008 04:16 To: Jade_Pagoda@yahoogroups.com...
I'm actually quite excited by this and the cast sound OK. The thought of Max Beesley stepping into Talfryn Thomas's shoes is causing me much amusement though! ...
<http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=17194357633&ref=nf> Due 21 Aug is Telos Publishing's unofficial guide to the second series of Torchwood, by Stephen...
... That's http://www.telos.cuttingsarchive.com/culttv/ctv-main.htm#twood02 for non-Facebookers who want to join in the chorus of 'why, why, for the love of...
There's a great Lance Parkin interview at <http://unreality-sf.net/interviews/parkin.html> (and follow the link for part 2). Much of what he says will be...
I got thinking about the NAs the other day (after I found Dying Days and Well Mannered War in a shop for $5!) and it suddenly struck me how similar to Blood...
... Probably. Alternate universes are a very old SF trope. In pop culture they go at least as far back as "It's a Wonderful Life." It's sort of like looking...
For anyone who doesn't already have them but harbours a deep desire to own the patchy but occasionally excellent Time Hunter series, Telos have a special offer...
... screaming "Plagarism!", ... Trek ... I did think it was one of the more New Adventures-ey of the new series episodes, but not in any quasi-plagiaristic...
... This bit in particular: "A lot of people," he goes on to acknowledge, "wanted a book where the Doctor was led to a big glowing ball of his memories and he...
... Um ... at the risk of patronising an EDA reader, you may have this out of proportion. I was asked a specific question about my last Doctor Who book, and I ...
... I think, barring a couple of things about Trix, every question there still was going into The Gallifrey Chronicles was answered in The Gallifrey...

To be fair, there are two different issues here. Firstly, there is the desire on the part of certain fans for that glowy-lightball-I-remember! moment. But...
... Um ... as I said in the interview, part of the brief was that I had to do that. ... I never said anything like that, though. The interview's at ...
... Which is fair enough - but whether the choice was yours or the editors', readers are still entitled to dislike it. ... I know. Tragically, I read it weeks...
... Well ... I think I cover that in the interview, too. We've certainly had the discussion before, here and elsewhere. What I'm saying, specifically about...
... We have. But it's a sunny day and I'm stuck inside working on a feature, and tragically repeating five year old arguments about the EDAs is actually more...
... I'm not talking about it being tied up with a bow. I'm talking about the idea that people who didn't like the direction of the books after AC simply wanted...
... Well, yes, the practical effect of having his memory back would be that he'd be able to refer to past events of his life - as anyone with a complete memory...
... everything ... In retrospect, it would have been nice to see the books dovetail into the new series somehow. I wondered at the time whether they'd do it in...
... I think we're starting to argue two separate issues here. I'm not so much arguing about the ending of the range (which, in retrospect, makes sense leaving...
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