Comic Con Panel 2009

Maybe I'm not the only one who is searching for a good quality copy of the Comic Con Doctor Who panel luckily there are a few people who uploaded it to YouTube. This is the best version I've found. If the other parts should not be loading, just go to YouTube.

So, what did it tell us. Well, sometimes I wished the questioners had read trough a few old David Tennant, Russel T Davies, and Julie Gardner interviews.

One of the highlights is Julie Gardner doing a Doctor Who movie joke, although, personally I don't believe we'll get an actual movie. I know, it has already been on the big screen once, but does Doctor Who really support that kind of format? I don't think so... Still, rumours like that maybe don't come out of thin air. 

Then we have David Tennant giving, as always, the only right answers to some rather standard questions. Come on, the one about Fireflies and the legendary brown coat is an absolutely old one.

All in all, there weren't any news, just a few set - stories which might have been new to a few people. But apart from that, we do not really get anything which might come close to 'news'.

A Few Sentences About the Greedy Beeb

Yesterday I've been curious how long it would take to find someone uploading the whole Comic Relief to a video-sharing site, in other words to YouTube, giving all the non-British fans the chance of watching the show. Almost 24h after the original programme has started, I've found this. It's not complete yet, but I think it's getting there ;)
 

And for those who understand Lawrence Miles' humour, here's a short but pregnant rewiev of the whole story. Don't take it to seriously, although I have to agreee with some points...
 

I only want to show a few Utopian people the disadvantage of living abroad. Our "brave new world" isn't as up-to-date as the media wants us to believe. Today the French revoltion's slogan "Liberte, Egalite, Fratalite" hasn't reached the media's every-day life yet. To those living abroad, it can be pretty difficult to keep well informed, and it would be a great help if the beeb had a more open information-policy, especially when it comes up to some charity events.