When BBCAudio runs out of Doctor Who Target novelisations...

Apparently, someone at the pub told me that BBC Audio is very worried now that it has resumed publishing readings of the old Target novelisations of Doctor Who. 

It seems (and don't tell anyone) that they are rapidly running out of ones they can legally release. They've just set up some plans to move onto WHAllen's other Doctor Who titles... 

Keep it under your hat! They're a bit embarrassed by it all...

This Week Weekly!

I make no apology for this little effort. It was too good an opportunity not to do. 'This Week' is the bizarre BBC political programme hosted by former Times editor Andrew Neil with Diane Abbot and Michael Portillo. 

It broadcasts on Thursday nights following 'Question Time' and I assume its lightweight approach to designed to calm down the viewers infuriated by the live chimps tea party that the aforementioned show usually descends into. 

Many criticise the show for its strange sense of humour. Me? I liken it to a political version of the old kids show 'Crackerjack' and I find myself offering up a paraphrased version of the old 'Doctor Who' excuse... "It's not a political show, it's made by the BBC light entertainment department!" ... which isn't true but seems to sum up their approach to the subject.

Anyhow, I'll give Gareth Roberts' Twitter feed the credit for setting me off on this little road. Thanks. And also apologise to 'Doctor Who Adventures' editor Paul Lang for misquoting him on the cover! Put it down to age. I'm more likely to say 'Crikey!' than 'Yikes!'

There's also a couple of variations on the theme from a few years ago. (NB: I made the same 'Crikey!' mistake back then as well.) 

Venusian Akido Doctor!

I've always had a lot fun mocking up fake 'Doctor Who' merchandise as you have probably gather from the handful of previous posts. Normally they are simple photoshop mock-ups treated to look like the sort of photos you see on certain Ebay seller accounts.



But this little effort takes the 'Doctor Who' fakery to another level.

Love it. 

And made in in the UK apparently by a gentleman called Joshua.