50th Anniversary Stamp Cover: 8th Doctor (SIGNED)

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Category: 50th Anniversary Signed Stamp Covers and Prints

Eighth Doctor (Paul McGann) First Day Cover featuring the Royal Mail Eighth Doctor Stamp cancelled on day of issue (26-03-2013) with 'Seal of Rassilon' postmark. Signed in person by Yee Jee Tso. A limited edition of 1000 individually numbered items.

A4 Anniversary Print: 8th Doctor (SIGNED)

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Category: 50th Anniversary Signed Stamp Covers and Prints

A limited edition A4 size print which is fully approved and licensed by the BBC.

Features the 8th Doctor Paul McGann Royal Mail 50th Anniversary stamp cancelled with 'Seal of Rassilon' postmark on the day of issue 26/03/2013.

Each print is individually signed by Yee Jee Tso.

Bernice Summerfield Box Set 4: New Frontiers

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Category: Professor Bernice Summerfield

1. A HANDFUL OF DUST

Written by Xanna Eve Chown

“S.O.S. Emergency. Please send… an archaeologist?”

On a routine postal mission for a deranged millionaire, Bernice, Ruth and Jack intercept a distress signal from the most haunted planet in the galaxy: Nemeqit.

Taking their newly-christened shuttle – The Irverfield – down to investigate, the trio soon find themselves confronted with a pair of childlike extra-terrestrials; Vonna Byzantium, presenter of Paranormal Planets and part-time diva… and an awful lot of dust.

But something else is going on beneath the surface of Nemeqit, something none of them ever imagined. And this time, Bernice really can’t save everyone…

2. HMS SURPRISE

Written by Alexander Vlahos

Mortis Dock: the last manned shipyard in the cosmos…

Population: six thousand and two…

And now, not a soul in sight… at least, until Bernice, Peter and Jack are drawn off-course.

Where have all the workers disappeared to? Why is Jack behaving oddly? And what is the secret of the HMS Surprise?

Only a stranger in a lighthouse holds the key… but can he be trusted?

3. THE CURSE OF FENMAN

Written by Gary Russell

It’s Advent Day on Legion: a time that traditionally calls for celebration; a day spent with the people you love, when all the family come together, setting aside their differences… or when they bring old scores to settle.

An old foe has been biding her time, manipulating the people and events around Bernice Summerfield for as long as any of them can remember… She knows so many secrets – the secrets they’ve all been hiding – but not everybody wants to learn the truth.

Today is the day Avril Fenman comes to Legion. She comes to claim her son… and to set Bernice on her final, lonely battle. But will her friends stand by her, one last time?

Written By: Xanna Eve Chown, Alexander Vlahos, Gary Russell
Directed By: Gary Russell and Scott Handcock

Cast

Lisa Bowerman (Bernice Summerfield), David Ames (Jack), Ayesha Antoine (Ruth), Thomas Grant (Peter Summerfield), Miles Richardson (Irving Braxiatel), Charlie Hayes (Bel), Ellen Salisbury (Vonna Byzantium), Peter Sheward (Lud), Scott Handcock (Captain Secker), Tony Coburn (Crewman), Dolly Oladini (Dinner Lady), Geoffrey Breton (Lucas Catch), David Benson (Captain Kinkade), Thomas Rees-Kaye (Mobile News Droid/Clerk/Guardbot/Nik), Georgia Moffett (Avril Fenman), Sean Biggerstaff (Antonio Tulloch), Mark Oliver (Newsreader)

Bernice Summerfield Filthy Lucre (New Frontiers tie-in novel)

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Category: The New Adventures Of Professor Bernice Summerfield

Money makes the world go round, as can a few too many strong drinks. But when Benny, in a fit of sobriety, agrees to do a pre-Advent favour for Irving Braxiatel, little does she suspect that a bit of corporate schmoozing with a fast food magnate is going to lead her into the biggest spin she's experienced for a very long time.

In a whistle-stop tour of frontier planets, she encounters mysterious burials, guns and swords, legs and claws, lost treasure, mortal combat, conspiracy, stomach-churning posh nosh and a little man called Perkin.

Oh, and love and war, again.

Meanwhile, Jack has to tackle possibly the most irritating computer virus ever created, and Ruth must clamber through the bowels of a crashed ship with 'The Man With The Vulpine Tattoo’.

And this was supposed to be the holiday season?

Written By: James Parsons and Andrew Stirling-Brown

Fourth Doctor 2:5 Phantoms of the Deep

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Category: Fourth Doctor Audios

Tom Baker (The Doctor), Mary Tamm (Romana), John Leeson (K9), Alice Krige (Doctor Patricia Sawyer), John Albasiny (Chris Fleming), Charlie Norfolk (Terri McCulloch), Gwilym Lee (Jack Hodges)

On their mission to explore the Mariana Trench at the very bottom of the ocean, the deepest and most inhospitable place on Earth, the crew of the deep sea vehicle Erebus make an unusual and startling discovery.

A battered blue police box.

As the Doctor, Romana and K9 join them on their journey, the submariners soon discover that the TARDIS is not the only unusual find lurking on the sea floor.

Super-intelligent squid, long-lost submarines and their miraculous occupants are only the start of their troubles. The Goblins are coming. And they won't let anyone out alive.

Written By: Jonathan Morris
Directed By: Ken Bentley

173: The Lady of Mercia

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Category: Doctor Who Monthly Dramas

The TARDIS brings the Doctor, Tegan, Turlough and Nyssa to the University of Frodsham, close to where the warrior queen Æthelfrid fought a desperate and bloody rearguard action against the savage Danes. Over a thousand years later, in 1983, battle is still being raged, with student activists taking on savage funding cuts… and disrupting a conference about Æthelfrid convened by history professor John Bleak.

Meanwhile, over in the Physics Department, Dr Philippa Stone is working night and day on a top-secret project – but can her theoretical time machine really be the solution to the university's problems?

Present and past are about to collide – and the results, as the TARDIS crew is about to discover, will be far from academic!

Written By: Paul Magrs

Peter Davison (The Doctor), Janet Fielding (Tegan), Mark Strickson (Turlough), Sarah Sutton (Nyssa), Anthony Howell (Professor John Bleak), Abigail Thaw (Dr Philippa Stone), Rachel Atkins (Queen Æthelfrid), Catherine Grose (Princess Ælfwynn), Kieran Bew (Arthur Kettleson), Stephen Critchlow (Earl of Wessex)

Companion Chronicles 7:11 The Apocalypse Mirror

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Category: Companion Chronicles

The TARDIS lands in the city of Tromesis on Earth – but it’s a world far from the one that the Doctor, Jamie and Zoe recognize.

The buildings are ruined, the streets deserted. And against the devastation they see a ghostly mirror image of another place – the city as it was before disaster hit.

People vanish here, and huge metal birds attack from the sky.

Can the Doctor find the future, in a place that doesn’t have one?

Written By: Eddie Robson

Blakes 7 Liberator Chronicles Volume 4

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Category: Blakes 7

Three enhanced audiobooks performed by the stars of the classic BBC television series. These stories are set during Series 1.

Promises by Nigel Fairs

Starring Jan Chappell as Cally and Stephen Greif as Travis

Cally is alone with Travis, Blake's mortal enemy. As they delve into the past, a long hidden secret that links them both is revealed.

Epitaph by Scott Harrison

Starring Sally Knyvette as Jenna and Michael Keating as Vila

When Jenna and Vila answer a distress call from a ship, a journey begins that will lead them to the surviving members of Jenna's family.

Kerr by Nick Wallace

Starring Jacqueline Pearce as Servalan and Paul Darrow as Kerr

Supreme Commander Servalan believes she has a vital insight into the Liberator crew - a clone of Avon. But can this clone be trusted?

Written By: Scott Harrison, Nick Wallace, Nigel Fairs
Directed By: LIsa Bowerman

Cast

Paul Darrow (Kerr), Jan Chappell (Cally), Michael Keating (Vila), Sally Knyvette (Jenna), Jacqueline Pearce (Servalan), Stephen Greif (Travis)

Blakes 7 Project Avalon

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Category: Blakes 7

An unabridged reading of this novelization of three classic episodes from the much-loved BBC TV series created by Terry Nation, featuring Roj Blake, Kerr Avon, and their cohorts as they do battle with the Galactic Federation and its despotic leader, Servalan. The episodes featured in the book are "Seek-Locate-Destroy, Project Avalon," and "Orac."

The Krotons Music Soundtrack

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Category: Soundtrack and Music CD

Original music soundtrack

1. Doctor Who: The Krotons Doctor Who (New Opening Theme, 1967) - Delia Derbyshire and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop

2. Doctor Who: The Krotons The Learning Hall

3. Doctor Who: The Krotons Door Opens

4. Doctor Who: The Krotons - Entry into the Machine

5. Doctor Who: The Krotons TARDIS (New Landing)

6. Doctor Who: The Krotons Wasteland Atmosphere

7. Doctor Who: The Krotons Machine and City Theme

8. Doctor Who: The Krotons Machine Exterior

9. Doctor Who: The Krotons Panels Open

10. Doctor Who: The Krotons Dispersal Unit

11. Doctor Who: The Krotons - Sting

12. Doctor Who: The Krotons - Selris' House

13. Doctor Who: The Krotons Machine Interior

14. Doctor Who: The Krotons Snake Bleeps Low

15. Doctor Who: The Krotons Silver Hose (The Snake)

16. Doctor Who: The Krotons Snake Bleeps High

17. Doctor Who: The Krotons Teaching Machine Hums

18. Doctor Who: The Krotons - Forcefield

19. Doctor Who: The Krotons Burning Light

20. Doctor Who: The Krotons - Birth of a Kroton

21. Doctor Who: The Krotons Kroton Theme

22. Doctor Who: The Krotons Kroton Dies

23. Doctor Who: The Krotons - Link - Rising Hum

24. Doctor Who: The Krotons Kroton Dies (alternative)

Doctor Who Magazine 460

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Category: Doctor Who Magazine

The latest edition of Doctor Who Magazine is out this Thursday, and delves into what to expect as the current run of episodes draws to a close.

Speaking about The Name of the Doctor, Steven Moffat said:

We've only just finished shooting the actual completed ending – it's ridiculously secret – but it's quite a thing, hopefully. There's often an element of throwing in some lovely names, and then figuring it out later, but I've always had a sort of plan for the Doctor and Trenzalore. Things will be resolved. Things I've left hanging in plain sight – and sometimes not in plain sight – will be tied up...

Also in this issue:

New Episode Previews! DWM previews the final three episodes of the latest series – The Crimson Horror, Nightmare in Silver and The Name of the Doctor – and talks exclusively to writers Mark Gatiss and Neil Gaiman, and returning guest stars Neve McIntosh (Vastra), Catrin Stewart (Jenny) and Dan Starkey (Strax).

Old Friends and Enemies: The Doctor reflects on the many battles he has had throughout his lives, and must travel to the past to save the future of the Earth... Don’t miss the penultimate chapter of our comic strip epic, Hunters of the Burning Stone, written by Scott Gray, with art from Martin Geraghty, David A Roach and James Offredi.

Farewell to the Creator: DWM takes a look at the life and career of the late Raymond P Cusick, and pays tribute to the man who designed the Daleks back in 1963.

100, Not Out! Gaffer Mark Hutchings is the only person to have worked on every single episode of Doctor Who since its return to production in 2004. With more than 100 episodes under his belt, Mark shares his memories of working with three Doctors over nine years...

Childish Questions: Doctor Who's commander-in-chief Steven Moffat responds to readers’ queries – and reveals not only how the Statue of Liberty made it to Winter Quay without being seen, but also how what changes he would have made if he’d script-edited the very first episode, An Unearthly Child...

Martha not Arthur: It's 2007 – the Tenth Doctor is joined in the TARDIS by Martha Jones and together they confront the Macra, the Daleks and the Master! DWM’s journey through five decades of Doctor Who continues with Series 29 in Countdown to 50!

And Then There Were None! The Fourth Doctor and Leela find themselves on a remote island defending a lighthouse from attack by an alien Rutan in Horror of Fang Rock. The Fact of Fiction takes a long, hard look at the four-part adventure from 1977, and reveals a wealth of fascinating new facts about the story.

Daleks USA! The Time Team travel across the Pond to 1930s America where Chris, Emma, Michael and Will discover that the Daleks are responsible for the construction of the Empire State Building in the two-part adventure, Daleks in Manhattan/Evolution of the Daleks

Everyone's Favourite: Writer, passionate fan and mother of twins Jacqueline Rayner reveals that when it comes to choosing favourite moments and episodes, everyone in her family has their own personal choices in her latest candid column, Relative Dimensions.

True Blue: The Watcher reveals how Margaret Thatcher had a lasting influence on Doctor Who in A History of Doctor Who in 100 Objects; challenges readers with The Six Faces of Delusion, champions another Supporting Artist of the Month and provides deliciously culinary theme to Ristorante Italiano Top Ten. All this and more in this issue’s Wotcha!

PLUS! All the latest official news, TV and merchandise reviews, previews, competitions, a prize-winning crossword and much, much more!

Fifty Years In Time And Space (SIGNED)

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Category: Dr Who Books (other than novels)

SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR

Doctor Who has been a television institution for fifty years and is the longest running science fiction series in the world.

Beginning as a filler between Grandstand and Juke Box Jury, it was only expected to last for thirteen episodes. It soon became a national and international smash hit and is now the BBC’s flagship drama programme.

Fifty Years in Time and Space tells the story of Doctor Who from 1963 to 2013, covering the action on screen and behind the scenes.

Whether you’re a serious fan or new to the series, travel with the Doctor through half a century of change in British culture. Battle the Daleks, the Cybermen, the Master, and the Weeping Angels! Find out about the Doctor’s name; regeneration; the series’ representations of the Second World War and the Cold War; the cancellation crises of 1985 and 1989; the TV movie; the Dalek films of the 1960s and Doctor Who’s triumphant resurrection in 2005.

Board the TARDIS and relive fifty years of a television legend!

The author: Frank Danes studied English and American Literature at the University of Kent. He is the author of Victorian Literature (Cambridge University Press) and is Head of English at King’s Ely in Cambridgeshire. His favourite Doctors are Patrick Troughton, Matt Smith and Tom Baker.

Frank writes:

This book aims to be a guide to fifty years of the series for those who like Doctor Who and want to learn more about it. It aims to be of interest to readers who enjoy the post 2005 revival and want to know more about the original series. I also hope it will be of interest to the die hard, knowledgeable fans who, perhaps lifelong fans like me, devour anything about Doctor Who that they can get their hands on. It is inevitably a personal reading of the series and is coloured by my own critical preferences: any book about the programme which doesn’t demonstrate the author’s own views would, I think, be very dull.

I was born in 1965 – on a Saturday, in fact, and just in time to watch ‘Galaxy Four’ episode two. Some of my earliest memories are of watching the series. I must have seen ‘Seeds of Death’ (1968) and ‘The Evil of the Daleks’ (1967), although I have no memory of them, as I thought the Silurians in ‘Doctor Who and the Silurians’ (1970) were Ice Warriors and I was not only able to remember the Daleks when they reappeared in ‘Day of the Daleks’ (1972) but was able to correct a nursery worker at my pre-school when she erroneously called the Marx toy Dalek, which graced our playgroup, ‘a robot’. My brother and I went down the road to watch the programme in colour in the early seventies, at a time when a colour television cost something in the region of £2000 in today’s money; we would return to tell our father, who watched in black and white, what colour the monsters were (usually green). I co-edited a fanzine in the 1980s, did some professional writing, got a degree in English and American Literature and became a secondary school English teacher. I’ve always been a Doctor Who fan even as I have become (in script editor Terrance Dicks’ words) older, fatter, greyer, but not noticeably wiser.