The 9th episode of Totally Doctor Who's first series premiered on the Thursday before the BBC One debut of The Satan Pit. It featured MyAnna Buring.
Studio segments[]
Studio guests[]
This weeks studio guests were:
- Charlie Bluett, Senior Prosthetics Technician
- Paul Kasey, Ood Actor
- MyAnna Buring, Scooti
- Mike Valentine, Underwater Cameraman
Liz asks "Ood like to see?" an exclusive preview clip from The Satan Pit, and then plays the video tape.
The Totally Filing Cabinet[]
Liz & Paul Kasey open the filing cabinet, this weeks items were:
- a K9 model made by Emily Clark.
- a photo of a Doctor Who-themed birthday party sent in by James & friends, age 8 from Exeter, Devon.
- a Lady Cassandra model made by Jessica from Basingstoke.
- a photo of Owen in a Cyberman costume, that he made with help from his dad.
Liz informs viewers that the people whose items were shown will receive a Totally Doctor Who mug, and that you can send in your items via post[1] or email.[2]
Viewer competition[]
MyAnna Buring offers viewers a Dalek t-shirt and a Dalek keyring[3] as this weeks prizes.
To enter viewers have to watch TV: The Satan Pit and answer the following question:
- With whom is Rose swapped at the end of episode 9 - The Satan Pit?
Entries had to be marked "Competition" and could posted[1] or emailed[2] in, but had to be received by 13 June 2006.
The previous week's competition winner is revealed to be Sam Erskine, from Liverpool.
Who-Ru[]
This weeks Question Master is MyAnna Buring and the prize is a photo of Scooti Manista signed to the winner, both also get a CBBC goodie bag; the contenders are Anna Wyn Davies & Saffron Robertson.
The final scores are Anna 3 and Saffron 2; and so Anna is crowned Who-Ru.
VT featurettes[]
UFO hunters[]
Barney visits the village of Bonnybridge in Falkirk, Scotland[4] reportedly one of the UK's UFO hotspots, he tells viewers that local residents have reported many UFO sightings and even some abductions.
Barney meets a local expert who informs him that there have over 4000 sightings over the past 14 years, averaging at about 200 a year. He takes Barney to the local library to look at newspaper clippings and explains that it all started in the 1990s, when the Sluggert family had a strange encounter with a hovering object making strange noises.
Barney then meets a resident who has reported several sightings and watches her camcorder footage of a UFO she shot from her bedroom window, and she says it was a bit scary.
Barney wonders what the government are doing about all this, so meets up with the man that used to run the governments UFO project. He explains how he would investigate about 300 sightings a year, gathering information to find explanations - many were found to be aircraft lights, weather balloons or satellites; but to this day about 5% of sightings go unexplained. Barney asks if he is a believer, and he says that on the balance of probability he is.
Barney wants to see a UFO so he recruits 4 children to help him watch the night sky with binoculars, he plays a tune on a kids mini-keyboard, saying how he saw this a movie but nothing happens, then the tune plays back and they all scream and run away.
People interviewed
- Ron Halliday, Bonnybridge UFO Expert
- Margaret Ross, Bonnybridge resident
- Nick Pope, Former M.O.D. UFO Investigator
Confidential: Tardisode 3[]
Showing just how big a crew is even for a short mini-episode and how Noel Clarke plays his portable computer games in-between takes to amuse himself.
People interviewed
- Noel Clarke, Mickey Smith
Companion Academy[]
Task 8: Stay Focussed[]
The five remaining cadets are shown a clip from TV: The Christmas Invasion which they must pay attention to, whilst various distractions try to avert their attention. Afterwards the cadets are tested by each being asked 2 questions in turn, about the clip they just watched.
The distractions are a smoke machine, flashing lights, planks of wood being dropped, a gas horn being set off, and a person with a broom sweeping behind them.
Kyra's questions
- What was the Doctor wearing?
- How far away were the pilot fish?
Alex's questions
- What colour top was Jackie wearing?
- What did the Doctor say was happening to him?
Louise's questions
- What did the Doctor say he needed?
- What was next to the Doctor on the floor?
Chrissie's questions
- What did the Doctor find in his pocket?
- Jackie asked the Doctor if he wanted something called liquid what?
Jamie's questions
- Which character is said to get hungry in his sleep?
- What kind of sandwich was offered to the Doctor?
They all score 1 out of 2, except for Alex who scores 0. The judges choose to dismiss Alex from Companion Academy.
Music list[]
- "Outsiders" by Franz Ferdinand
- "Control Room" by Paul Shaw & David Rogers, Album: Space CAR119
- "New World" by Paul Shaw & David Rogers, Album: Space CAR119
- "Walk Away" by Franz Ferdinand
- "Miracle Road" by In The Nursery
- "Mardy Bum" by Arctic Monkeys
- "Poor Leno" by Röyksopp
- "Teardrop" by Massive Attack
- "Stem / Long Stem" by DJ Shadow
- "True to Form" by Hybrid
- "Hey Ya!" by OutKast
- "Stealing Fat (from 'Fight Club')" by The Dust Brothers
Crew[]
| Produced by Ros Attille & Simon Hall |
Studio Directors John Payne & Gwyndaf Roberts |
| Title Music - Tim Baker | |
General production staff
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Camera and lighting department
Art department Make-up and prosthetics
Special and visual effects
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General post-production staff
Sound
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| Not every person who worked on this episode was credited. The absence of a credit for a position doesn't necessarily mean the job wasn't required. The information above is based solely on observations of the actual end credits of the episodes as broadcast, and does not relay information from IMDB or other sources. |
Home video releases[]
No episode of Totally Doctor Who has ever been commercially released.
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