I like the artwork in all of those shots. Ilove old Doctor who but haven't managed to watch a single new one. The pictures Fluffy put up are awesome though. Really nice work and each caption almost makes me want to watch.

There is usually 45 minutes to an hour between downloads. Unless you get creative with Hide IP Platinum or one of the other IP hiding changing pieces of software. Then you can get many consecutive down loads.

Enjoy, Skank

Who's Sarah Jane Gets Own Show

Doctor Who executive producer Russell T. Davies told SCI FI Wire that production is underway on the spinoff The Sarah Jane Adventures, featuring Elisabeth Sladen in her role as the title investigative journalist, Sarah Jane Smith, who is known to Who fans as the companion to the third and fourth Doctors in the 1970s. "It's a one-off special, not a pilot," Davies said in an interview in London. "And that will be followed by a series that starts filming in April. Right now, we have to balance Doctor Who and [spinoff series] Torchwood, but the most important thing we always have to remember is that Doctor Who is the mothership. Without that, we wouldn't exist, so we plan everything very carefully."

The one-hour Sarah Jane special will bring back the character, who was re-introduced in the second season of the current incarnation of Doctor Who in an episode titled "School Reunion" earlier this year on BBC1 in the United Kingdom. Smith was originally introduced in an earlier version of Doctor Who in 1973. "[We're] getting our team ready to make a one-hour Sarah Jane," Davies said. "After that, we'll start working on the scripts, and by next April we'll be ready for the series, so it's all dovetailed nicely."

In the new series, Sladen's Smith will appear with Yasmine Paige, who plays Smith's 13-year-old niece, Maria, and the two team up to battle alien forces they encounter around Britain, including the scheming Ms. Wormwood (played by Samantha Bond), who appears in the one-hour special.

One character that won't be appearing in the series is Smith's loyal robot dog, K-9, who last appeared in "School Reunion" and will also play a role in the special. "Sadly, we don't own the rights to K-9," Davies said. "[Writer] Bob Baker granted us the rights for 'School Reunion,' but he's been planning his own spinoff series for K-9 for the past 10-15 years. That series is in development right now with Jetix, so I hope it happens, and good luck to him."

The character of Sarah Jane Smith has recently appeared in a series of licensed audio adventures by Big Finish. But Davies said that he doesn't consider those appearances part of the Doctor Who canon. "Nothing we say in The Sarah Jane Adventures will contradict anything that ever happened in the Big Finish stories, but neither will we refer to them, because we're very different," Davies said. "Much as I love the Big Finish adventures, it's a very small and very specific audience, and if we tried to pick up from that, no one would have any idea what we're on about. Plus, those Sarah Jane stories were very much for adults, and this is a children's series, and it won't be shown in the Doctor Who timeslot either; it will be shown earlier. So it's a brand-new start. It's written as though if you never heard of Sarah Jane and don't know what's going on."

Doctor Who begins its third season in the United Kingdom on BBC1 early next year. The second season of Doctor Who begins airing in the United States on SCI FI Channel on Sept. 29 and will air Fridays at 8 p.m. ET/PT. The "School Reunion" episode will air on SCI FI on Oct. 11. —Joe Nazzaro

Found a little something of interest...

The Dr. Who Children In Need Special:

When you followed Dr. Who, you may have noticed the gap between the last episode of series one and the first episode of series 2.

This occured because they did a special for Children in need. Normally they use an apart show, but this time they broadcasted the link between series one and two.

This takes place right after David Tenant appears, and leads into the first episode of the second season.

It is only 50 megs, and worth a watch.

http://rapidshare.de/files/34983272/dwc.avi

Arrrh well done Capin Morty

Did you know - "Torchwood" is an Anagram of "Doctor Who"

Torchwood Season 1 Archive

Episode 1 - 'Everything Changes'
A brutal murder leads WPC Gwen Cooper to Torchwood, a journey that will change her life forever.




Episode 2 - 'Day One'
An alien addicted to sex is let loose on Cardiff's nightlife. Torchwood must track down the creature's new host and in doing so, confront a violent new form of love in the 21st century.




Episode 3 - The Ghost Machine
Torchwood discovers a machine that allows them to view the ghosts that walk among us. Using it, prompts Owen to investigate an unsolved crime - one that could change all their futures.




join each episode with HJSplit (www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/) and then rename to avi

Enjoy, Skank

He used the name Torchwood (actually it was one of he's assistants that came up with it) to use as a code word when filming and shipping the new series of Dr Who so that it would be harder to find and copy for those illegal things that happen on the net before official releases happen. He was worried it would be intercepted on the journey between Cardiff and London...

When he came to making this new series he thought the secret 'name' would be good to carry over...