Doctor Who Christmas Carols - Top Ten Dr Who Xmas Carols

TOP TEN DR WHO

CHRISTMAS CAROLS

Unto Us An Empty Child is Born

It Came Upon a Planet Midnight Clear

Ood King Wenceslas

Hark the Weeping Angels Sing 

God Rest Ye Merry Cybermen

In the Blink Midwinter

Sontaran is Coming To Town

Ding Donna Merrily on High

O Christmas Tree of Cheem 

I Saw Three Dalek Attack Ships Come Sailing In

MERRY XMAS and a HAPPY NEW SERIES SIX
from
THE QUOTABLE DOCTOR WHO

If you can think of any other Doctor Who Xmas Carols please add them in the comments box below. The above Carols are all based on New Series themes so there is a host of fun possibilities from Classic Who.

Also, vote for your favourite Doctor Who Christmas Special episode in our poll - top right of right hand margin. 

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Doctor Who - A to Z of Quotations about Dr Who from The Quotable Doctor Who quotes book series

An A to Z of
THE QUOTABLE
DOCTOR WHO

To celebrate the publication of the First Volume in The Quotable Doctor Who quotes series by Blue Eyed Books, co-authors Colin M Jarman and Catherine A Davies have selected a personal A to Z of Quotations about the world's favourite time-travelling TV show.

These quotes cover the Doctor himself, actors who have played the Time Lord, companions, enemies and monsters and other stuff associated with the ever-expanding Whoniverse.

For more details of
The Quotable Doctor Who series,

visit http://www.blue-eyed-books.co.uk/doctor-who-quotes-book

"Karen Gillan, as sidekick Amy, was a fine foil ... Gillan, to use the X Factor argot, 110 per cent nailed it. Ballsy, bewildered, aghast and simultaneously delighted, she only let the sisterhood down by gambolling around in a skirt the size of a placemat."

Benji Wilson in The Daily Telegraph (2010)

"Doctor Who's main sidekick for the better part of a decade, the Brigadier had an upper lip so stiff, it even had a thick moustache as an extra stiffener."

Charlie Jane Anders on io9.com (2010)

"Everyone’s second favourite bad guys, the Cybermen."

James Whittingham on Kasterborous.com (2010)

"Why do the master race Daleks [in Victory of the Daleks] look like cut-price Mac Book Pros crossed with embarrassing sex toys?"

Adam Mason on Alltern8.com (2010)

"Ah, yes, the Doctor. He's Christopher Eccleston, of course, casting as inspired as making Vincent D'Onofrio a cop."

Damien Love in The Sunday Herald (2005)

"I like meeting the fans. They come up and say, 'I wasn't alive when you were doing it.' "

Frazer Hines

"Mark Gatiss, [as Prof Lazarus in The Lazarus Experiment] who has been patiently waiting for the call since he was six, doesn’t squander his chance to chew the scenery in the way that only Doctor Who villains can."

Mark Wright on TheStage.co.uk (2007)

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New cover designs unveiled for The Quotable Doctor Who quotes book series Volumes Two and Three.

On the day that Blue Eyed Books officially publish the First volume of their Quotable Doctor Who series of quotes books, they have also revealed the next two cover designs for Volume Two (to be published in Spring 2011) and Volume Three (to be published in Autumn 2011).

Volume Two covers the Doctor's Enemies, Monsters and Other Characters, and
Volume Three covers the Classic Who Episode Guide from 1963 to 1989.

Both new designs follow the same winning formula as the original - an artistic impression of a TARDIS outline with superimposed faces of the subjects featured in the books themselves.

While Volume Three reprises the eight Classic Who Doctors from Volume One, the second volume features a dozen faces representing enemies, monsters and other characters. How many of the 12 half-faces can you recognise? 

The cover design for Volume Four will be released at a later date. Once Blue Eyed Books have agreed on a suitable colour scheme.

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