Earth Station One Episode 31 - Doctor Who Series 7b Preview

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The time has almost come and it seems the wait for The Doctor's return has been longer than ever! Although the 50th anniversary of the franchise doesn't officially begin until later this year, Steven Moffat and company have already promised that the second half of the season will be one for the ages! Join Mike, Mike, Phantom Troublemaker, along with guests Robert Bowen (assistant director of the Dragon*Con Brit Track) and ESO contributor Mark Bousquet, as they voice their anticipation for the things to come.

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Here's me chatting with the fantastic guys of Earth Station Who about the upcoming second half of Doctor Who, Series 7.

White Rocket 019: War/Action Movies of Alistair McLean!

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This week the White Rocket show takes you from Navarone to Drift Ice Station Zebra to the Schloss Adler and back to Navarone, as noted film critic and author Mark Bousquet returns for a special extended edition to discuss four classic war/action films based on the writings of Alistair McLean:  THE GUNS OF NAVARONE, ICE STATION ZEBRA, WHERE EAGLES DARE, …

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Check out the most recent WHITE ROCKET PODCAST featuring me and Van Allen Plexico discussing four of the Alistair MacLean movies: GUNS OF NAVARONE, ICE STATION ZEBRA, WHERE EAGLES DARE, and FORCE 10 FROM NAVARONE.

14 February 1865

Reblogged from The Haunting of Kraken Moor:

Little was said throughout the day. Any plans for the raid of the Dolphinae house were pushed to the rear of our thoughts. We took turns watching Julie's body, which we had washed in the kitchen and then brought upstairs to place in her bed. Her body was under great stress, and Poseidon used his medicines to help keep her body calm, giving it time to repair itself.

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I don't just write reviews where I tell other people what they did right and wrong, I also write fiction so you can tell me what I do right and wrong. Right now, I'm writing a serialized "journal-as-novel" about a young woman from the American south who goes to work in a British castle in 1865. It's like Downton Abbey, except with demons and werewolves and vampires and dirty sex. Head on over to the dedicated THE HAUNTING OF KRAKEN MOOR page to check out the story. Thanks, all!