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behind the sofa is an irreverent (and often adult) collaborative blog dedicated to the long-running british science fiction show 'doctor who'. search the essentials home about the contributors blog archives mobile version rss feed comments feed email us recent comments frank collins on series 6 reviews stuart ian burns on series 6 reviews rich on i say high, you say low. you say why and i say i don't know, oh no. lisa rullsenberg on bidding adieu luke on fansex me.yahoo.com/a/krsrhdvq1nvewer4o59bq6jlmawt67m- on bidding adieu peter morris on bidding adieu me.yahoo.com/a/gldheeisxsh4ndfw30fcgcdr_l7f2asgk3y- on bidding adieu dah_sab on bidding adieu marc crane on bidding adieu recent posts series 6 reviews bidding adieu more of gravy than of grave "mardryn undead, to begin with." i say high, you say low. you say why and i say i don't know, oh no. the future is brighter and now is the hour. million pound shock isolation is not good for me. isolation i don't want to sit on the lemon-tree. fansex all these places had their moments. with lovers and friends i still can recall. some are dead and some are living. in my life i've loved them all. contributors neil perryman stuart ian burns frank collins john williams tom dickinson paul kirkley damon querry april 23, 2011 series 6 reviews just in case anyone pops over here after the new series of doctor who starts, will we will be posting reviews of season 6 over at tachyon tv . there will be a single review every week and many of them will be written by authors who should be familiar to you from behind the sofa . you may also wish to check out our ongoing feature, aventures with the wife in space , where my wife, a not-we, watches doctor who from the very beginning. and we are also posting doctor who dvd reviews ahead of release - our latest review of the mannequin mania boxset is available here . cheers neil posted by neil perryman on april 23, 2011 in neil perryman | permalink | email this post | comments (2) | trackback (0) january 25, 2011 bidding adieu it is with a heavy heart that i formally announce the closure of behind the sofa . when i began this blog almost 6 years ago i never would have guessed that i would meet so many wonderful people and make so many new friends because of it. but i feel the time has come to move on, and, as you may have guessed, i've been finding it more and more difficult to keep on top of things. it doesn't help that typepad's cms has really started to lose the plot, but that's another story. many of the contributors here will continue to post doctor who reviews on their own sites: frank can be found on cathode ray tube , stuart on feeling listless and iain podcasts via the thumbcast . if you haven't done so already, i suggest you bookmark them all now. you won't regret it. i have decided to consolidate my own output by putting all of my time and energy into tachyon tv , which has just relaunched (there's a review of the mutants on dvd if you fancy popping over). i also hope to persaude many of bts's authors to contribute to that site too, so i really hope you'll join us over there. behind the sofa won't be going anywhere - the archives for both this site and volume 1 will remain online for the foreseeable future. i may turn comments off eventually, depending on how bad the spam gets, but i'm really proud of this site and i hope people still get some use out of it. it just leaves me to thank everyone who has ever posted here, commented here or just spent time here. i would especially like to thank damon, who took over stewardship of the blog for a time. without him, we'd have closed down years ago. anyway, i'm terrible at goodbyes, so until next time... thanks neil posted by neil perryman on january 25, 2011 in neil perryman | permalink | email this post | comments (21) | trackback (0) december 27, 2010 more of gravy than of grave doctor who: a christmas carol moffat's pastiche of the star trek universe - old and new - opens the episode in atypical fashion. the ultra-modern cruise ship on which amy and rory are spending their honeymoon is captained by a janeway clone ("christmas is cancelled" she decides, after a spot of turbulence) and features a blind navigator who really can't see where he's going despite the whopping great bionic, infra-red whatsit over his right eye ("i'm flying blind" certainly raised a chuckle). director toby haynes also cheekily emulates all those gratuitous j. j. abrams lens flares into the camera that bedeviled the star trek summer blockbuster of 2009. it deliberately wrong foots the viewer. for a moment this looks like a tale set most determinedly in the future with trek -like sleek, anti-septic spaceships crewed by folk running around in crisp white uniforms (very nerva beacon for us ark in space fans). but mark it as yet another change in attitude from the grungy futurism that russell t. davies preferred in his own depiction of science fiction vehicles, bases and technologies. it may well be a parody but perhaps moffat is now happy to show that a bbc budget can provide more of a galaxy quest rather than an alien when it comes to production design and cash on the screen. whatever your thoughts, the visual dichotomy is established from the opening. sleek futurism is contrasted with the faux victoriana of sardicktown and it must be said that you couldn't have asked for better from production designer michael pickwoad's debut on the series. it's a very handsome, often gloriously sumptuous looking episode with pickwoad not only facilitating a fusion of dickens and metropolis in his work on sardicktown but also adding in some verne like modifications to the tardis. the rather angular looking railings that run up the steps and around the console have been replaced with more suitable curved, brass versions. the nod to verne is carried through into the interiors for sardick's home, the environs of the town, most definitely more 'nautlius' than 'noel' with the dominance of great porthole like circular windows, vast chambers and basements and the riveted coffin-like suspended animation pods all echoing disney's classic version of 20,000 leagues under the sea and more recent fare such as the golden compass . for those that may have joined the party late, the pre-titles more or less sums up the story so far. mr and mrs pond are on honeymoon, and clearly indulging in some cos-play in the privacy of their own suite (the policewoman and the roman centurion echoing all the way back to the eleventh hour and the pandorica opens and that photo that river found in amy's abandoned house) and the doctor, as ever, is lacking in punctuality as they wait for his response to their distress call. 'come along pond' flashes up on the viewscreen to mark his late arrival and amy, in repudiation of the janeway-like captain's earlier humbuggery towards the festivities, believes santa's back in town when the tardis swoops overhead and she knowingly declares, in reflection of the episode's own explicit mission statement, "it's christmas." lovely to see arthur darvill's name in the opening titles at last and i'm not sure if my ears deceived me but was there a bit more oomph in those crashes of lighting striking the tardis? as the mill's cgi gives way to a plunge (rather citizen kane -like) through the girders and construction of sardicktown and settles in the bustling streets, moffat immediately makes a connection with us, here and now in post-coalition government britain, briefly reminding us with the newspaper headline 'spending plummets, tax soars' that his revisiting of dicken's own carol is as much about the haves and the have-nots of cameron and clegg's britain as it is about ebenezer sardick's cruelty and soullessness. if anything, i would see a christmas carol as a further development of the political satire of his episode the beast below with its own thinly veiled satire on the may election. gambon's syrupy reflection on a populace relieved to have emerged from the darkness

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