Showing posts with label BBC Three. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BBC Three. Show all posts
Friday, November 22, 2013
UK PREMIERE: Watch Doctor Who Live - The Afterparty Tonight at 9.05pm
As soon as titles roll on BBC One’s The Day Of The Doctor, viewers can join the current Doctor himself, as well as a host of previous Doctors and their time-travelling companions in the ultimate celebration of 50 years of Doctor Who on BBC Three.
Doctor Who Live - The Afterparty is a live BBC Three show to celebrate all things Doctor Who with Matt Smith and fans around the world, as One Direction gate-crash celebrations.
Live from London’s Southbank, Zoe Ball and Rick Edwards will get the afterparty started on BBC Three, as they are joined by Matt Smith and guests to discuss the Doctor’s most epic adventure yet.
As well as all the gossip on the The Day Of The Doctor, there will be exclusive interviews, show-stopping monster moments and fans around the world will be giving their reaction, as they showcase how they are celebrating the special anniversary.
One Direction will also be joining the party as they gate-crash the show live from LA to wish the Doctor a happy birthday.
Zai Bennett, Controller of BBC Three, says: "The 50th anniversary is going to be a huge party for Doctor Who and we’re delighted that BBC Three will be able to give the fans all the backstage access to the stars at the hottest ticket in town.”
Commissioned by Pinki Chambers, Doctor Who Live: The Afterparty is executive produced by Mark Cossey and Phil Dolling. It is produced by Russell Minton and made by BBC In-house Entertainment and Events.
Tune in to Doctor Who Live - The Afterparty on BBC Three from 9.05pm
Friday, November 15, 2013
BBC Three announces Doctor Who Live: The Afterparty
The BBC have announced Doctor Who Live: The Afterparty
The live BBC Three show is to celebrate all things Doctor Who with Matt Smith and fans around the world, as One Direction gate-crash celebrations.
Live from London’s Southbank, Zoe Ball and Rick Edwards will get the afterparty started on BBC Three, as they are joined by Matt Smith and guests to discuss the Doctor’s most epic adventure yet.
As soon as titles roll on BBC One’s The Day Of The Doctor, viewers can join the current Doctor himself, as well as a host of previous Doctors and their time-travelling companions in the ultimate celebration of 50 years of Doctor Who on BBC Three.
As well as all the gossip on the The Day Of The Doctor, there will be exclusive interviews, show-stopping monster moments and fans around the world will be giving their reaction, as they showcase how they are celebrating the special anniversary.
One Direction will also be joining the party as they gate-crash the show live from LA to wish the Doctor a happy birthday.
Zai Bennett, Controller of BBC Three, says: "The 50th anniversary is going to be a huge party for Doctor Who and we’re delighted that BBC Three will be able to give the fans all the backstage access to the stars at the hottest ticket in town.”
Commissioned by Pinki Chambers, Doctor Who Live: The Afterparty is executive produced by Mark Cossey and Phil Dolling. It is produced by Russell Minton and made by BBC In-house Entertainment and Events.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Doctor Who Confidential Named Best BBC Three Show Of All Time
As BBC Three is celebrating it's Tenth Birthday the Radio Times website decided to ask viewers what their favourite BBC Three show of all time was and Doctor Who Confidential was the clear winner.
The behind the scenes series, which showed what went on on the set of Doctor Who, picked up 23% of the vote. The show was a hit with fans of Doctor Who and many were left disappointed when in September 2011 BBC Three decided to axe it. A petition to have the show reinstated was set up and over 50,000 fans signed it.
A special episode of Doctor Who Confidential for David Tennant fans in particular is Do You Remember The First Time?
This episode was directed, narrated and presented by David and focused on the history of Doctor Who at the BBC Television Centre.
Watch Doctor Who Confidential: Do You Remember The First Time? below:
The Top Ten BBC Three Shows:
1. Doctor Who Confidential (23%)
2. Pramface (11.4%)
3. Being Human (11.2%)
4. Torchwood (10.48%)
5. The Mighty Boosh (7.76%)
6. Lee Nelson’s Well Good Show (5.92%)
7. Gavin & Stacey (4.56%)
8. 60 Second News (3.2%)
9. Russell Howard’s Good News (2.56%)
10. Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents (1.68%)
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