#barnaby edwards

[thedoctorwhocompanion]

Ncuti Gatwa's Third Season of Doctor Who Would've Been a "Dalek Spectacular"

Prolific Dalek operator, Barnaby Edwards, has said that the next season of Doctor Who would’ve been filled with Daleks — that is, if Ncuti Gatwa hadn’t have moved on, and if Russell T Davies, now former showrunner, had stayed in the position. Appearing at the Utopia convention this last weekend, Edward claimed that Gatwa’s next series as the Fifteenth Doctor would’ve been a “Dalek spectacular”.…

Ncuti Gatwa's Third Season of Doctor Who Would've Been a "Dalek Spectacular"

[silverfoxstole]

The Stuff of Legend - The Live Show Behind the Scenes.

[chantssecrets]

James Baldwin by Barnaby Edwards

[sconesfortea]

A selection of my favourite DW things I got to do in the past year(ish) to celebrate Doctor Who Day:

Time Controller in Hammersmith 04.11.23

- Remembrance of the Daleks event in the actual school used in the story. Being in the actual classroom, watching Sophie dressed as Ace, recreate how she beat up the Dalek is a memory I'll hold dear forever I think.

Whooverville in Derby 31.08.24

Dragonfire Day at Riverside Studios 08.09.24

- We watched the entire story & heard talks from most of the cast. Dragonfire is my favourite DW story, this was so special to me

The Stuff of Legend - Big Finish Live 15.09.24

Set To Stun exhibition in Gunnersbury 28.05.24

- Exhibition about the making of sci-fi shows & films in West London

[aftertheradar]

So I'm new to tumblr and i don't expect many people to see this, but i've had so many thoughts about it that i want to try to write down.

I'm almost finished listening to the audiobook of A Darkling Plain, and i have to say that this series really surprised me. I tried reading Mortal Engines right after the movie came about but it didn't seem that interesting to me. But having listened to all of them (sans the last 3 chapters of DP) I think this might be one of my favorite book series.

Anyway something that really stuck out to me that I wanted to talk about is how similar in a lot of ways it is to one of my other favorite book series, the Leviathan Trilogy by Scott Westerfeld. In a good way. I've started listening to the audiobook for those ones again too and it's also really good. Both series are ya adventure books about a pair of orphans from opposite sides of a fantastical ideological war meeting and going on an adventure in a setting based on early 20th century europe but biopunk and steam/diesel punk.

Someone else who's read and liked them both has probably already pointed this out, but in case anyone who has read either sees this and is looking for something along the same lines, read them both they are amazing. The audiobooks are also amazing.

[nerds-yearbook]

The Doctor (Doctor 11) and Amy are called back to 1941 to discover Winston Churchill has employed the Daleks to battle on behalf of Brittan. As usual, all is not as it seems. (Victory of the Daleks “Doctor Who” vlm 3 TV

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[doctorwho247]

It's the first New Who appearance of the Doctor's oldest foe...

The next watch-along is DALEK with live-tweets from writer Robert Shearman, voice of the Daleks Nicholas Briggs and Dalek operator Barnaby Edwards.

Join in using #TheMetaltron on Twitter on Thursday, 30th April at 7pm BST.