Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Primeval bought by BBC America
It has been called the ITV answer to Doctor Who, and I've heard good things about it, so I'm happy to see that it has been bought by BBC America.
There's one episode by Paul Cornell in the bunch, and I've heard some positive reviews -- so I'm happy to see it cross over as well.
Labels: cornell, northamerican, outsidethetardis
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
So, is “Captain Britain and MI:13” the Marvel version of Torchwood?
Like Torchwood, it looks like we've got another project that started as Excalibur changing into something else -- Paul Cornell's new book for Marvel will be called “Captain Britain and MI:13”.
And of course, Paul has to include Alistaire Stuart -- a name instantly recognizable to Doctor Who fans.
It really goes without saying that this is going to be appealing to the Doctor Who and Torchwood audience. I can't wait to read it.
Labels: comics, cornell, outsidethetardis
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Human Nature
I'm watching what may be the greatest disc of Doctor Who of all time -- I just finished watching Human Nature and The Family of Blood -- which was a very appropriate to watch today. And now I'm watching the Blink commentary track.
The more time that has passed the happier I am with the second half (in particular) of the most recent series of Doctor Who. It's all just about some of the best part of Doctor Who ever -- creepy, emotional, fan-pleasing, clever, and witty.
Fantastic.
Labels: cornell, moffat, seriesthree
Monday, May 28, 2007
Human Nature
Well, it seems Human Nature is living up to the very highest of expectations.
I loved the book when I devoured it in a day over a decade ago [some book spoilers in the review].
Labels: books, cornell, seriesthree

