Totally Doctor Who
6
2006
Documentary
, Family
, Kids
, Sci-Fi
A look at everything Doctor Who, with exclusive behind-the-scenes clips, interviews with the programme's stars and competitions.
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- Cast：
- Barney Harwood , Kirsten O'Brien
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EP1 - Episode Fourteen
April. 02,2007
Totally is back, for a brand new series! Having got rid of their old studio, and now just using Upper Boat as a whole, this series takes on a new, more interesting format. We see the start of Infinity Quest, a new cartoon based on the series, as well as a look at how special effects are created within the series.
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EP2 - Episode Fifteen
April. 13,2007
Today Barney and Kirsten take a look at some of the effects used in The Shakespeare Code, such as prosthetics and flying rigs. Kirsten also gets to chat with David Tennant, and we have our weekly dose of The Infinite Quest.
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EP3 - Episode Sixteen
April. 20,2007
Russell T Davies visits the studio, and another episode of The Infinite Quest is shown.
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EP4 - Episode Seventeen
April. 27,2007
The Totally gang meet Helen Raynor, writer of Daleks in Manhatten and Evolution of the Daleks. We also see another episode of The Infinite Quest.
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EP5 - Episode Eighteen
May. 04,2007
Mr Diagoras & Dalek Sec come by for a visit along with the Man behind the Voice of the Daleks Nick Briggs and Team Totally tackles the Dalek operator challenge.
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EP6 - Episode Nineteen
May. 11,2007
Team Totally spends some family time with the Joneses.
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EP7 - Episode Twenty
May. 25,2007
Following up on the success of Doctor Who for the BBC is this special show for younger fans. Hosted by Liz Barker and Barney Harwood, the show features interviews with the cast and crew, behind the scenes footage, and clips from upcoming Doctor Who shows.
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EP8 - Episode Twenty-One
June. 01,2007
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EP9 - Episode Twenty-Two
June. 08,2007
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EP10 - Episode Twenty-Three
June. 15,2007
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EP11 - Episode Twenty-Four
June. 22,2007
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EP12 - Episode Twenty-Five
June. 29,2007
Series FInale.
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