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Doctor Who Room Schedule
| Friday, July 3rd | ||
| 3:00 PM | DR WHO with David Tennant: "Planet of the Ood" (1 Hour - Rating: TV-G) |
The Doctor and Donna find themselves on the home planet of the mysterious Ood, where they are bred and shipped into slavery across the known galaxy. But madness is now gripping the entire race, and with millions of Ood working throughout interplanetary society, can the Doctor discover the true nature of their madness in time? |
| 4:00 PM | DR WHO with Williams Hartnell: "The Romans" (1 Hour - Rating: TV-G) |
It's 64 AD in Rome, and a quick holiday for the Doctor, Ian, Barbara, and Vicki turns into a nightmare of, literally, historical proportions as they find themselves only hours away from the fiery destruction of the city at the hands of Nero! |
| 5:30 PM | DR WHO with Tom Baker: "The Invisible Enemy" (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
The Doctor and Leela take a fantastic journey into the Doctor's own body to battle a virus that threatens to spread death throughout the universe. Of course they'll be getting some assistance from a space ship's top scientist and his amazing invention, a robot dog named K-9... Also featured is "Dreams and Fantasy: the making of 'The Invisible Enemy' |
| 7:30 PM | GREETINGS FROM THE WHOOSIER NETWORK! (30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
Mark Dooley. Yep, we're back again for another great weekend of classic and brand-new Doctor Who! Come join us for Doctor Who news updates, club activities, and lots more, hosted by Mark "De Boss" Dooley! |
| 8:00 PM | K-9 AND COMPANY with Elisabeth Sladen: "A Girl's Best Friend" (1 Hour - Rating: TV-G) |
It was going to be a nice, quiet Christmas for journalist and ex-companion Sarah Jane Smith, until her Aunt Lavina went missing after speaking out against black magic rites being performed in the town. And then, the Doctor deposited a surprise at her doorstep... Also featured, "The K-9 Files" |
| 9:00 PM | DR WHO with Christopher Eccleston: "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances" (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-PG) |
Absolutely one of the most chilling DW's ever! In wartorn London, the Doctor and Rose search for a fallen UFO, but soon come across a strange, zombie-like child and a roguish aviator named Capt. Jack Harkness... |
| 10:30 PM | DR WHO with Sylvester McCoy: "Battlefield" (2 Hours - Rating: TV-G) |
Camelot returns to the planet Earth when knights from another dimension, led by the evil Morgaine LeFey, come to conquer. But before the Doctor and Ace can thrust themselves into the fray, U.N.I.T. calls upon their greatest leader, a retired Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, to do battle one last time... Also featured, "Storm Over Avalon: the making of Battlefield" and "Watertank", chronicling the on-camera accident that almost took Sophie Aldred's life, if not for the real-life heroics of Sylvester McCoy! |
| 12:30 AM | DR WHO with Patrick Troughton: "The War Games" (4 Hours, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
With this episode, Doctor Who would never be the same! The Doctor, Jaime and Zoe arrive on what seems to be Earth during World War I... but it becomes increasingly clear that they are caught up in the mechanations of an evil mastermind's plans to gather an army from across all periods of Earth history to wage war with the galaxy! |
| 5:00 AM | DR WHO with Tom Baker: "The Invasion of Time" (2 Hours, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
More than enough twist and turns to make you absolutely dizzy! The Doctor's recent strange behavior alarms Leela and K-9, and well it should... he returns to Gallifrey and reclaims his title as President! But is it all part of an even deeper plan? And is it a plan for good, or evil? |
| Saturday, July 4th | ||
| 9:00 AM | DR WHO with Peter Davison, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton, Richard Hurndall, and Tom Baker: "The Five Doctors" (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
In the aftermath of the defeat of the Black Guardian, the Doctor, Turlough, and Tegan are caught up in an attempt by a mysterious figure to obtain the life force of the Doctor and remove him and his previous selves from the time-space continuum. To prevent this, the Time Lords of Gallifrey bring in their last hope... the Master! A plethora of the Doctor's old selves, arch enemies, and faithful companions make their way into this terrific 20th anniversary episode! |
| 10:30 AM | TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT! With John Barrowman (30 Minutes - Rating: G) |
A young, creative man wins his shot at starring in a Doctor mini-adventure written by Russell T. Davies and starring host John Barrowman as Capt. Jack Harkness! Oh, and there might be a surprise pop-in also... |
| 11:00 AM | DR WHO with Jon Pertwee: "Carnival of Monsters" (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: G) |
The Doctor and Jo land the TARDIS in the hull of an old 1920's yacht, but, as always, there is more than meets the eye when the crew strangely begins repeating the same scenarios over and over again. Oh, yes, and there's that sea monster just off the port bow... |
| 12:30 PM | DR WHO with Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Coilin Baker, and Sylvester McCoy: "Dimensions in Time" in 3-D! (30 Minutes - Rating: PG) |
We should have plenty of 3-D specs to go around as we jump into a lively episode featuring all of the living Doctors, the Rani, lots of companions, an army of familiar monsters, and even the EastEnders! |
| 1:00 PM | DR WHO with David Tennant: "The Unicorn and the Wasp" (1 Hour - Rating: G) |
The Doctor and Donna arrive at a noble's manor circa 1926, where they find themselves in the middle of a locked room mystery. But standing with by to aid them is writer Agatha Christie, who has her own mystery to solve... |
| 2:00 PM | ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A SCI-FI GEEK? 3 (1 Hour - Rating: TV-G) |
Mark Dooley. Time to awaken your inner Sheldon and battle the best and brightest trivia champs from all over... well, the convention floor, actually. Mark "De Boss" Dooley hosts this annual intellectual slug out for a valuable grand prize! |
| 3:00 PM | DR WHO with Tom Baker: "The Ark in Space" (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
Tom Baker hit the floor running with his first outer space adventure, with Sarah Jane and new companion Harry Sullivan. The trio find themselves aboard what seems to be an abandoned space station, but it soon turns out that it is the last refuge of humanity while awaiting the Earth to heal itself. Unfortunately, there are stowaways in the ship who are determined to take the planet as their own... |
| 4:30 PM | DR WHO READING: "A Time for Wonder" by Kathy Wesley (1 Hour - Rating: G) |
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| 5:30 PM | DR WHO with Christopher Eccleston: "Bad Wolf", "Parting of the Ways" (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
The dramatic two-part climax of the first season of the new Doctor Who! The Doctor, Rose, and Capt. Jack find themselves trapped in futuristic versions of "The Weakest Link", "What Not to Wear", and "Big Brother"... with the losers being disintegrated on the spot! But the Doctor suspects that there is much more to these scenarios, and indeed, it is the stuff of nightmares... |
| 7:00 PM | DR WHO with Patrick Troughton: "The Krotons" (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
The Doctor, Jaime and Zoe find themselves in the middle of a battle between the enslaved Gonds and their merciless masters, the Krotons! Imagine, being dominated by stale, flavorful salad toppings... |
| 8:30 PM | DR WHO: The Story So Far... (30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
Producers Russell Davies and Julie Gardner look back at the wild, four year ride they took in the revival of Doctor Who! |
| 9:00 PM | DAVID TENNANT'S VIDEO DIARY: "The Police Escort" (30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
If you want a taste of how Doctor Who is treated and revered in England, look no further than David's trip with DW co-producer Julie Gardner for the illumination of Blackpool Tower... a gathering of over 20,000 screaming fans, and the motorcade is running very, very late... |
| 9:30 PM | DR WHO with David Tennant: "Human Nature" and "The Family of Blood" (1 Hour, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-PG) |
Adopted from one of the all-time great Doctor Who novels! Dr. John Smith is a quiet, peaceful teacher at a early 20th Century boarding school, cared for by his maid Martha. But he is having strange dreams, dreams about being a traveller through time and space... |
| 11:00 PM | DR WHO AT THE PROMS (1 Hour - Rating: TV-Y7) |
Here's a chance to see the fantastic Proms concert at the Royal Albert Hall. |
| 12:00 AM | DR WHO with William Hartnell: "The Web Planet" (2 Hours, 30 Minutes - Rating: TV-G) |
A mysterious force pulls the TARDIS off course, stranding the Doctor, Ian, Barbara, and Vicki on the alien world of Vortis. A fierce battle is raging between the moth-like Menoptra and the giant ant-like Zarbi. But what is the dark secret that hides at the center of the Zarbi's lair? |
| 2:30 AM | DR WHO with Peter Davison: "Resurrection of the Daleks" (2 Hours - Rating: TV-G) |
The Doctor, Tegan, and Turlough find themselves against the Daleks, revived with a terrible new purpose, led once again by their mad creator, the evil Davros! |
| 4:30 AM | DR WHO with Jon Pertwee: "The Green Death" (3 Hours - Rating: TV-G) |
While the Doctor's away, evil will play! As the Doctor scrambles about on Metabilis 3, the Brigadier and Jo investigate the death of a miner in South Wales in a disused pit owned by Global Chemicals. A mysterious virus is infecting all who come in contact with the mine, and it soon begins spreading over the countryside. But its soon apparent that the virus has been purposefully created as part of a larger, more sinister plan... |
| Sunday, July 5th | ||
| 9:00 AM | DR WHO with David Tennant: "The Christmas Invasion" (1 Hour - Rating: TV-G) |
All the specials, all in order! Kicking it off, the newly-regenerated Doctor's life hangs by a thread as Earth is invaded on Christmas Day! How rude! |
| 10:00 AM | DR WHO with David Tennant: "The Runaway Bride" (Time approximate) (1 Hour - Rating: TV-G) |
The Doctor meets Donna Noble, a blushing bride with a tart tongue, who has mysteriously appeared on the deck of the TARDIS. Thank God, she won't be an actual companion... will she? |
| 11:00 AM | DR WHO with David Tennant: "Voyage of the Damned" (Time approximate) (1 Hour - Rating: TV-G) |
Sabotage aboard the space-faring version of the Titanic draws the Doctor into a deadly confrontation with megalomaniacs and deadly robotic angels! This is not unlike the last Carnival cruise I was on... Also featured is the famed David Tennant/Peter Davison pairing, "Time Crash" |
| 12:30 PM | WHO-NET DOOR PRIZE DRAWINGS! (30 Minutes) |
Hope you got your tickets, because we have some terrific prizes ready to be raffled off! |
| 1:00 PM | DR WHO with David Tennant: "The Next Doctor" (1 Hour - Rating: G) |
I could watch the first three minutes of this over and over again, but eventually we have to move things along, with the Doctor arriving in London, Christmas Day, 1851, and finding himself meeting someone else who calls himself "The Doctor". Hey, no kiddin', he has a sonic screwdriver and a TARDIS and everything! Can the two Doctors stave off an invasion by the newly-reunited Cybermen? |
| 2:00 PM | DR WHO with David Tennant: "Planet of the Dead" (Time approximate) (1 Hour - Rating: G) |
Wrapping up this fantastic weekend, a mischievous cat burglar, fresh from a museum heist, hides out from the pursuing bobbies aboard a double decker bus. But you know things are about to take a far more interesting turn when her riding companion offers some chocolate and says, "Hello! I'm the Doctor! Happy Easter!" |
| 3:00 PM | DR WHO CONFIDENTIAL: "The 11th Doctor" (1 Hour - Rating: G) |
We couldn't finish InCon without a little sneak preview of things to come, and here it is... the first interview with the upcoming 11th Doctor, Matt Smith! |
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