The Tenth Doctor has fiercely battled his way into the mini-TARDIS, to be delievered right to your door.
The first release will see a 6.5″ Tenth Doctor figure with battle-worn decor, inspired by The End Of Time Part 2, which can only be found in this exclusive block.
Nerd Block has partnered with Titan Merchandise and BBC Worldwide to bring you this Tenth Doctor figure, in his iconic last episode to subscribers in the US, Canada, and the UK.
The bi-monthly subscription box includes officially licensed items, exclusive and/or limited edition collectibles, wearables, utility items, and a custom pop culture T-shirt. None of these items will be found anywhere else!
To purchase the Doctor Who Official Block, of which there are three subscriptions types starting at $49.99 (including shipping) just visit Nerd Block Website.
Below is an animation of the Twelfth Doctor/Mr. Men cross-over, narrated by Missy actress Michelle Gomez.
This new Doctor Who series was created by Adam Hargreaves son of Roger Hargreaves creator of the original Mr.Men books.
The first range of Mr Men/Doctor Who books include; Dr. First, Dr. Fourth, Dr. Eleventh and Dr. Twelfth are available to buy now with – Dr. Second, Dr. Seventh, Dr. Eighth and Dr. Ninth due out on August 29th.
Martyn and Gerrod are back with another episode of the podcast, this time to share their thoughts on episode 2 of Doctor Who’s 10th series.
The episode sees the Doctor, played by Peter Capaldi, and his companion, Bill Potts, portrayed by Pearl Mackie, embark on a mission to an off-Earth colony. However, they discover that the colony is devoid of any life, except for robots that communicate via emojis.
We provide insights on the episode’s intriguing plot, the development of the main characters, and the portrayal of the robotic inhabitants. As avid fans of the Doctor Who franchise, we offer a unique and informed perspective on the latest instalment. Tune in to the podcast for an entertaining and thought-provoking discussion.
In the latest episode of their podcast, Martyn and Gerrod dive into the highly-anticipated return of Doctor Who and provide their thoughts on the series 10 premiere, “The Pilot.”
This episode marks the debut of Pearl Mackie as the Doctor’s new companion, Bill Potts, following Jenna Coleman’s departure from the show. Additionally, the episode features a brief appearance by the iconic Doctor Who villains, the Daleks. Their last major appearance was in the series nine premiere, “The Magician’s Apprentice” / “The Witch’s Familiar.”
We offer insightful commentary on the episode’s plot, character development, and the performances of the talented cast. Fans of Doctor Who won’t want to miss this entertaining and informative episode of the podcast.
Is it a success, or has Steven Moffed it up again?
The latest news surrounding Pearl Mackie is that she has made history as the first openly lesbian companion on the beloved television show, Doctor Who. Mackie, a multi-talented British actress, dancer, and singer, gained popularity after her portrayal of Bill Potts in the long-running series.
Mackie’s acting career began in 2014 when she appeared as Anne-Marie Frasier in the BBC One soap opera, Doctors. Her talent and skill as an actress have garnered attention from both fans and critics, leading her to secure the groundbreaking role of the first openly lesbian companion in Doctor Who.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Brothers is reportedly developing a new film in The Matrix franchise, which includes the successful trilogy: The Matrix (1999), The Matrix Reloaded (2003), and The Matrix Revolutions (2003). However, the Wachowski siblings, who wrote and directed the original trilogy, are not yet involved in the project.
During the promotion of John Wick 2, Keanu Reeves was asked if he would consider returning for a Matrix sequel. He responded by saying that the Wachowskis would have to be involved in writing and directing, and that he would need to see the story before committing.
It is currently unknown if the film would be a soft reboot, involving Neo’s character, or if it would focus on a new character. However, Michael B. Jordan has been rumoured to be in consideration for the lead role.
Personally, I believe that The Matrix doesn’t necessarily need a reboot or a remake. Nonetheless, given that the original film is now 18 years old, there’s a new generation of viewers who may not have had the chance to experience it, which could explain why Warner Bros is considering it.
As no other podcasters are talking about it, Martyn and Gerrod thought they would shine some light on Hugh Jackman’s latest film, Logan.
Logan is more than just a superhero film; it’s a poignant and gritty exploration of mortality and legacy. This movie is the tenth instalment in the X-Men film series, and the third and final Wolverine solo film following The Wolverine (2013).
The film draws inspiration from “Old Man Logan” by Mark Millar and Steve McNiven, and takes place in an alternate future where mutants are nearly extinct. We follow an aged Wolverine and a deteriorating Professor X as they embark on a dangerous journey to protect a young mutant named Laura from the villainous Reavers and Alkali-Transigen, led by Donald Pierce and Zander Rice, respectively.
What sets Logan apart is its focus on character development and the exploration of themes like regret, loss, and redemption. The action sequences are visceral and intense, but they serve a greater purpose in the narrative, highlighting the physical toll that years of fighting have taken on Wolverine and his fellow mutants. Hugh Jackman delivers a powerhouse performance as Wolverine, bringing a raw emotion to the character that we haven’t seen before.
Logan is not just a superhero film; it’s a powerful and emotional story that leaves a lasting impact on its audience. It’s a fitting conclusion to Jackman’s iconic portrayal of Wolverine and a testament to the enduring legacy of the X-Men franchise.
When discussing John Wick: Chapter 2, it’s important to consider what made the first film so successful. The original John Wick was a breakout hit in 2014, thanks in large part to its simplistic yet effective storyline, stunning visuals, and tight, well-choreographed action scenes. The film quickly became a cult classic, earning a reputation as one of the best action movies in recent memory.
With the sequel, director Chad Stahelski faced the difficult task of trying to build on that success while still staying true to the original. Some fans might argue that he succeeded, while others might say that he fell short.
One of the biggest differences between the two films is the storyline. While the first film was relatively straightforward – a retired hitman seeks revenge after the death of his dog – the sequel is a bit more convoluted. It’s divided into four distinct parts, each with its own set of characters and conflicts.
Some viewers might find this approach to be overly complicated, and miss the simplicity of the original. However, others might appreciate the expanded world-building and character development that comes with a more complex storyline.
Another key difference between the two films is the level of humour. While the original John Wick had its moments of levity, the sequel amps up the comedy considerably. This is largely thanks to the chemistry between Keanu Reeves and Common, who share a number of hilarious scenes together.
Overall, while opinions on John Wick: Chapter 2 may vary, it’s hard to deny that the film is an impressive follow-up to the original. The action scenes are just as breathtaking as before, the visuals are stunning, and the commitment of the cast and crew to their vision is evident in every frame. And of course, Keanu Reeves continues to prove that he’s one of the most charismatic and talented action stars working today.
Forget Neo, forget Ted. Keanu Reeves will forever and always be John Wick.
John Wick:Chapter Two is out in the UK 17th February 2017.
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