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Doctor Who Sonic Screwdriver Stylus Twin Pack (Nintendo DS) [IMPORT]

Doctor Who Merchandise — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 17:20:59 +0000


For use with all Nintendo DS consoles, the Sonic Screwdriver Stylus comes with the functionality to open and close the claws.

Dr Doctor Who Robot Twin Single Bed, Duvet Set

Doctor Who Merchandise — Fri, 13 May 2011 01:22:36 +0000

Doctor Who SDCC Twin Pack – Fifth & Tenth Doctor 5 Figures

Doctor Who Merchandise — Mon, 02 May 2011 06:36:34 +0000


Each figure was specially commissioned in limited numbers for San Diego Comic Con and each is individually numbered. The 10th Doctor wears the darker shirt and tie, and the 5th Doctor comes with the later style, Edwardian cricketers outfit together with the iconic celery stick, as worn in the one off, specially written episode, Time Crash.

Doctor Who: The Twin Dilemma (Story 137)

Doctor Who Merchandise — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 22:07:58 +0000

When this four-part adventure first appeared in 1984, it was the only thing fans had to go on as their first impression of the new sixth Doctor (Colin Baker) until another season could be produced the next year. Baker gave it his all, drawing on his years as a character actor and frequent villain on British TV to play a manic, possibly schizophrenic, Time Lord immediately after regenerating, quoting Longfellow and nearly strangling his American assistant Peri (Nicola Bryant) at one point. The question was, would he ever settle down? Even by the last frame of this story, viewers couldn't be sure. Thus, it's a shame such a heady performance couldn't have been engaged with a first-class script. Instead, writer Anthony Stevens, perhaps inspired by a recent garden infestation, pits the Doctor against the less-than-terrifying menace of giant slugs bent on conquering the universe using the computational powers of a pair of twin boys (hence the title). Even the Doctor must agree, saying, "In my time I have been threatened by experts. I don't rate you very highly at all." But through it all, Baker takes center stage, attempting to forge a bond with a skeptical audience (if not Peri) as the new Doctor who may not be as cuddly, warm, or even human, as previous incarnations. TV fixture Kevin McNally makes an early appearance as the young Lt. Hugo Lang, an aggressive space officer who takes his share of lumps during the story. --Ryan K. Johnson