News!

Hello!
Sorry about the podcast has been in-avtive for a couple of weeks
But for the next couple of weeks the Podcast will be hosted by Me and also Appering on a podcast
Will be Henry Floyd who has also be Hosting a Podcast and he also made us a NEW Theme!
Now for the News!

Richard Curtis To Write for Who!
According to UK tabloid newspaper, The Sun, Richard Curtis is lined up to write for Series Five of Doctor Who.

The much-loved star, who is famous for such TV shows as The Vicar of Dibley and Blackadder, and Films such as Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral, is even quoted saying the following:

"There will be a monster. And a famous historical figure will battle the monster. It's tremendously good fun and a treat for my children. These days the things you can watch together as a family are much fewer so when you get something like Doctor Who or The X Factor it is such a pleasure to sit down as a family. Maybe it's a desire to get out of being old. Sometimes you do just love the idea that you could go back in time and change things."

Also He has said that his Episode will be airing around febuary!
Does that mean that we'll get Series 5 alot sooner?
Also theres a rumor that the series could be in 2 parts?


Weng-Chiang Monster is real!
OK... so maybe it's not *quite* as big as the Giant Rat seen in the 4th Doctor adventure; The Talons of Weng-Chiang, but the BBC's Natural History Unit have uncovered a Giant Rat in the remote rainforests of Papua New Guinea
The giant rodent weighs in at a whopping 1.5kg and measures 82cm from nose to tail.

In the Classic Series adventure, The Talons of Weng-Chiang, a Giant Rat haunts the sewer systems of Victorian London, and even attacks the Doctors assistant, Leela


It is with deepest regret that The Shadow Proclamations Podcast announces the passing of Actor; Ray Barrett.

Ray was probably best known to Doctor Who fans for his role as Bennett / Koquillion in the 1st Doctor adventure; The Rescue, which was recently released on DVD.

We would like to extend its sympathies to Ray's family and friends.

Here the new changes to the shadow proclamtions podcast next week!

Peter@ShadowProclamations

News Updates

Opps, sorry bout me not being on episode 4.
Oh Well, here's some news updates.

Cahtrine Tate Wins a Portal Award

Catherine Tate has won the Portal Award for Best Actress on Television for her portrayal of Donna Noble. Tate beat Mary McDonnell of Battlestar Galactica to the top position in the awards which have run since 1999 and are voted on by thousands of readers. It is the first time Doctor Who has won one of the major acting awards.

David Tennant was runner up as Best Actor being beaten by Jensen Ackles of Supernatural. Billie Piper was runner up in the Best Guest Star Category with Turn Left coming second in the Best Episode category.

Sarah-jane Adventures Series 2 comes to DVD

The second series of The Sarah Jane Adventures will be released on DVD in the UK on 9th November 2009 and in the US a day later on the 10th November 2009.

The series consists of the stories The Last Sontaran, The Day of the Clown, Secrets of the Stars, The Mark of the Berserker, The Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith and Enemy of the Bane. It was first shown in the UK in the Autumn of 2008.

Extras include

• Interview with cast and crew
• Season synopses for all stories
• Investigating Tools – a gadget glossary
• Quiz with special footage prize
• Character and alien profiles
• Photo gallery
• Audio clips
• UK TV spots
• Trailers

Series Three is expected to be shown in the UK this Autumn.

More DVD news

2-entertain have indicated there will be no Doctor Who release in December. The Kamelion box set is now expected early in 2010. The second Doctor story The Dominators is also expected early in 2010 following an brief, unofficial release of a promo for the story on YouTube.
And a New Series box set consisting of the complete Series 1 - 4 will be released on 26th October.

Here These reports in more detail and muck more reports like In episode 5 of the podcast!

Episode 4

Please put your hands together for the fourth episode of the Shadow Proclamations podcast, in which I ramble about lots of things including Dreamland, websites, poorest greatest moments and much more... Also we see who wins the regeneration effect...
Peter will be back with the news next week after this little hiccup, well - here it is:
http://www.ourmedia.org/sites/default/files/ia/original/VBR MP3/Episode4_3/cusersadamdocumentsep4.mp3
Remember to subscribe if you haven't already!!

Adam@ShadowProclamations

News Updates

Just some quick news updates!

DWM Confirms
This months Doctor Who Magazine confirms the title of David Tennant's swan song as The End of Time. The final episode will be 75 minutes long, with the penultimate episode running in at 60 minutes duration. Timothy Dalton will play The Narrator in the final episodes.

The magazine once more features fourth Doctor Tom Baker on the cover, the first time since issue 258 that Baker has featured on the cover two months running. Inside can be found the second part of DWM's interview with the longest running Doctor, in advance of his return to the role, with the release of Hornet's Nest next month.

Incidentally BBC Audio Books are conducting a poll to find Baker's best moment as the Doctor. Voting is via the BBC Shop website.

See the cover for DWM issue 412 here



SJA Titles Confirmed
The new issue of Doctor Who Magazine has revealed the episode titles for the forthcoming third series of The Sarah Jane Adventures, due to air this coming Autumn on BBC1/CBBC.

Prisoner of the Judoon, by Phil Ford
The Mad Woman in the Attic, by Joseph Lidster
The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith, by Gareth Roberts
The Eternity Trip, by Phil Ford
Mona Lisa's Revenge, Phil Ford
The Gift, by Joseph Lidster

The magazine also confirms that the fourth series is in pre-production, but that it has yet to be formally commissioned.

Big Finish Lisence Renewed
Classic Doctor Who audio producers Big Finish have announced that their license to produce the adventures of past Doctors has been renewed until 31st December 2011.

Says executive producer Jason Haigh-Ellery:

“We’re thrilled that the licence has been renewed, and we’ve got some fantastic stories lined up for the rest of 2009, and through 2010 and beyond. Not only from the Doctor Who main range, but also the New Eighth Doctor Adventures and the Companion Chronicles, plus additional ranges like The Lost Stories. All of us at Big Finish love making Doctor Who on audio, and we feel privileged that the BBC has entrusted us to continue."

Hear my reports on these storys plus much more in Episode 4 of the Shadow Proclamations Podcast

Peter@ShadowProclamations

Episode 3

Episode 3, in which we talk about: Regeneration, news, top moments, dvd files, sonic screwdrivers, David Tennant and more - almost without stopping for breath...
http://www.ourmedia.org/sites/default/files/ia/original/VBR%20MP3/Episode3_6/cusersadamdocumentsepisode3.mp3

Sonic Screwdrivers
In the podcast we talk about the evolution of the sonic screwdriver - but what do you think, is it overused in the new series/it's all Doctor Who/Russell T Davies era/Eccleston~Tennant years?
Also, what do you want Matt Smiths new sonic screwdriver to do or not do? Leave us a comment here.

Memoirs of an Internet Explorer
Yes, it's back! What did you think of Planet of the Dead? Did you enjoy it? What lasting memories of it do you have? Leave a comment here or e-mail us at shadowproclamations@live.co.uk

Adam@ShadowProclamations

Update!

Heres A Quick Update From Me!

Adam has asked me to post my opinions on the Siltheen and the Regeration effects.
1st, the Silthteen. I think the Siltheen are a bit of a joke.
They are good aliens/monsters but theytryed to make them funny rarther then scary
E.g. Farting or "Gas Exchange"

2nd The Regeration effects. My Favourite is the Hartnel To Troughtan Effect!
There's an Specal Feature on Regeration on "The War Games DVD"
They talk about All of the regerations (So far) but i think there all good (some more than others).
I'm looking forward to seeing the Tennant- Smith regeration!
I have heard a few rumors and one seems like it actully happen.

Heres some News aticles. That may intrest you!


A New Edtion Of The Writers Tale
Details posted on the Amazon.co.uk reveal that a new edition of The Writer's Tale,
Russell T Davies and Benjamin Cook's detailed account of the making of series four of the new Doctor Who, is to be released in January 2010. The book proved extremely popular on its original release in late 2008. The new edition will contain over 300 pages of new material,
detailing the conclusion of Davies's time on the programme.

For Anyone in The US...
BBC America has acquired the next season of Doctor Who, starring Matt Smith as the Doctor.
The series will air on BBC America in "Q2, 2010 following soon after its UK premiere"; "Q2" refers to the second quarter of the year, or April, May and March.
So, Series 5 may air around April, May and March In the UK.

See To You All Soon!
Peter@ShadowProclamations

Hello again…

In episode two of the podcast we talked about regenerations… I want to know what your favourite regeneration effect is, the look of the regeneration – So, are you a Hartnell’s White Glow fan or an Eccleston’s Big Balls of Fire man? – Be sure to vote in our poll at the side and leave a comment here about why you like the particular effect…

We also asked how you classified episodes of Doctor Who, if you have an interesting method then make a note of it in your comment and share it with the world!

Mr David Tennant is still at the top of that league of extraordinary gentlemen which we call The Shadow Proclamations Doctor of the Week, it only takes a second to change that, so make sure that your favourite Doctor takes the top spot next week.

Finally, I’d like to congratulate Peter on a fantastic first news report – well done mate, keep up the good work – you can leave a message for him here, or indeed when he makes his blog post soon this week.

As always, thank you for listening and taking part in the show,

Adam@ShadowProclamations

PS… My microphone *STILL* isn’t recording properly, I’ll be using the one built into my laptop to record the next podcast once again. Anyway, how does it sound on your iPods? Can you hear it? Drop me an e-mail at shadowproclamations@live.co.uk telling me.