As my work schedule is heating up, the GoG Blog will be taking a break until November. If you are new to these pages, please enjoy our previous posts and be sure to check out the Classic and New Series Guardian pages. For more from the Guardians of Gallifrey, see our website http://www.GuardiansOfGallifrey.com or find us on Facebook.
Yours Who-ly,
Julia
Festival-runner Ken hosting the TRIVIA OF RASSILON (say it in a slow, booming voice).
The Guardians Time Lord costume is a hit, in spite of a slight wardrobe malfunction…
…the front page of the July 12 Entertainment Weekly, that is. Not only did she make the cover of the Comic-Con preview issue, inside was a two-page photo and a sizable article on Doctor Who.
http://ew.com/tv/2018/07/12/doctor-who-jodie-whittaker-ew-cover/
Our area, some costumed attendees, three of the acrobatic troupe, and a panel.
From IMDB by way of The Prydonian Renegade, newsletter of the Prydonians of Prynceton, who exchange with our Club:
Episode One “The Woman in Blue” – Plot: “A newly regenerated Doctor falls from the TARDIS into a junkyard. She is spotted by a man called Graham who comes to help her. We meet the Doctor’s brand new companions Graham, Yasmin (Graham’s daughter) and Ryan (Yasmin’s boyfriend) and they have a huge decision to make.” The episode is written by Chris Chibnall and features Hazel Roberts as Sissy Robert, Train Driver. The episode runs one hour; all other episodes are listed as 45 minutes. My pet theory is that the Woman in Blue refers to the female Doctor in the TARDIS, not a policewoman.
Episode Three was written by Rona Munro. Judging by the cast, this would be the (possibly two-part) story about Rosa Parks. Richard Lothian appears as Mr. Steel, David Rubin as Raymond Parks, and Mark Williams as the Bus Driver, a role he repeats in Episode Four. Episode Four was written by Toby Whithouse, and features Adam Darlington as a Passerby.
Episode Five was written by Jane Espenson, Seven by Anthony Horowitz, and Eight by Andrew Kreisberg.
Episodes Two, Six, Nine, and Ten were written by Chris Chibnall. In Episode Ten, Alan Cumming joins the cast as King James, and Kevin Hudson as a Villager.
Next week, more photos from Time Lord Fest…
The Guardian’s area, with fans checking out our merchandise, freebies, and games; playing DW Pictionary; or taking advantage of our Cyberhelmet, Dalek costume, and Delegate from Alpha Centauri for photo ops.
The back of the “REGENERATIONS” shirt that appeared in the newsletter.
Shhhhh! Here are links–with photos–to the spoilers I put in the news:
Check out the June 25 post (photo of Jodie with a new sonic)
And check here for photos (from Spain?)
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