Smallscreen

Comic-Con preview: 'Doctor Who' iTunes news, and the BBC hits the Con

Smallscreen News

By April MacIntyre Jul 23, 2008, 1:10 GMT


Your Talkback on this Story

Note posts made on our older Talkback system will still show below. However, new posts can only be made via the new system (above). We will export the old comments to the new shortly. You can still comment as a guest on the new system but it also allows you to login using various social network and other accounts.

Other features coming soon.

Talkback

Similar articles

G4 and Dark Horse ask, do ya feel lucky, geek? Comic-Con contest kicks off
Guy Ritchie's London love; notes from Comic-Con
'Torchwood': A Chat with Julie Gardner and Naoko Mori
In photos: '2008 Comic Con International Sci-Fi / EW Party - Arrivals'
In search of the real comic book convention (or 'Fear and Loathing in San Diego”)

Latest Headlines in Smallscreen

Bookmark and Share Share

Doctor Who

Doctor Who is a long-running British science fiction television programme (and a 1996 television film) produced by the BBC. The programme shows the adventures of a mysterious time-traveller known as ...more

  • US Release: 2005-2007
  • UK Release:

Related Articles

Check out the new Doctor Who logo here

From Sites We Like

Latest PopEater News

Dakota Fanning a Good Girl Gone Bad Vamp
Lady Gaga's 'Bad Romance' Video
Lawyer: Letterman Suspect Was Shopping Screenplay, Not Blackmailing
'V' Star Scott Wolf Gets Info on Need-to-Know Basis, Like Fans
Robert Downey Jr. Likes View From the A-List

Latest Cinema Blend News

Interview: Amanda Peet On 2012 And Her John Cusack Love
Harrison Ford's Extraordinary Measures Poster
Exclusive Women In Trouble Character Poster
Giveaway: Win Sports-Related Goodies From The Blind Side
Joel Silver Finally Revives Sgt. Rock By Bringing Him To The Future

Latest Tech Herald News

Intel Reader revealed for dyslexic book lovers
NASA and Mayan priests working to quash 2012 fears
AT&T offers Lightning connectivity anytime and anywhere
Electronic Arts splashes the cash for Playfish
EA drops 1,500 jobs as Activision trumpets Modern Warfare 2
USA