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'''Captain Jack's Monster Files''' are an ongoing series of short, made-for-Internet videos in which [[John Barrowman]], as [[Jack Harkness]], narrates a brief history of various creatures and races encountered by [[the Doctor]]. The clips and videos are often depicted as being information acquired by the [[Torchwood Institute]] over the years, and live-action footage of Barrowman as Harkness is incorporated into the clips. | |||
Produced and directed by [[Ian Smith]] [http://www.nrgsmith.com] in BBC Wales and written by Justin Richards [http://www.justinrichards.co.uk/], the videos are streamed via the BBC's official Doctor Who website; like virtually all videos on the site (as of 2008), the clips are "geolocked" due to licensing and are technically not allowed to be viewed outside of the UK. As of 2010 none of these clips have been released on DVD. | |||
The ''Monster Files'' were produced through to the end of Doctor Who's 4th season, and additional installments were also produced to tie in with the 2008 Christmas special, ''[[The Next Doctor]]'' and the 2009 Doctor Who Adventure Calendar. | |||
It has not yet been announced whether any future editions of ''Captain Jack's Monster Files'' will be produced in 2010 with the advent of a new ''Doctor Who'' production team. | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
====Extra files==== | ====Extra files==== | ||
Although Files installments usually correspond with the episode being shown that week, during some two-parters extra Files about old monsters are released for the first part if the monster's full story is kept secret until the complete story has been broadcast. The [[Slitheen]] were used for the Files broadcast in conjunction with [[DW]]: ''[[The Sontaran Stratagem]]'', for example, and the [[Judoon]] were used for ''[[Silence in the Library]]''. A [[Christmas]]-themed Files episode was also created, in which Jack talks about the [[Sycorax]], The ''[[Titanic (spaceship)|Titanic]]'', The [[Empress of the Racnoss]], the [[Roboform]]s, the [[Roboform Christmas Tree]]s, the [[Graske]] and the [[Changeling]]s. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 8 January 2010
Captain Jack's Monster Files are an ongoing series of short, made-for-Internet videos in which John Barrowman, as Jack Harkness, narrates a brief history of various creatures and races encountered by the Doctor. The clips and videos are often depicted as being information acquired by the Torchwood Institute over the years, and live-action footage of Barrowman as Harkness is incorporated into the clips.
Produced and directed by Ian Smith [1] in BBC Wales and written by Justin Richards [2], the videos are streamed via the BBC's official Doctor Who website; like virtually all videos on the site (as of 2008), the clips are "geolocked" due to licensing and are technically not allowed to be viewed outside of the UK. As of 2010 none of these clips have been released on DVD.
The Monster Files were produced through to the end of Doctor Who's 4th season, and additional installments were also produced to tie in with the 2008 Christmas special, The Next Doctor and the 2009 Doctor Who Adventure Calendar.
It has not yet been announced whether any future editions of Captain Jack's Monster Files will be produced in 2010 with the advent of a new Doctor Who production team.
Notes
Extra files
Although Files installments usually correspond with the episode being shown that week, during some two-parters extra Files about old monsters are released for the first part if the monster's full story is kept secret until the complete story has been broadcast. The Slitheen were used for the Files broadcast in conjunction with DW: The Sontaran Stratagem, for example, and the Judoon were used for Silence in the Library. A Christmas-themed Files episode was also created, in which Jack talks about the Sycorax, The Titanic, The Empress of the Racnoss, the Roboforms, the Roboform Christmas Trees, the Graske and the Changelings.
External links
- Partners in Crime: Adipose Monster FIle
- The Fires of Pompeii: Pyrovile Monster File
- Planet of the Ood: Ood Monster File
- The Sontaran Stratagem: Slitheen Monster file (extra)
- The Poison Sky: Sontaran Monster File
- The Doctor's Daughter: Hath Monster file
- The Unicorn and the Wasp: Vespiform Monster file
- Silence in the Library: Judoon Monster file (extra)
- Forest of the Dead: Vashta Nerada Monster file
- Midnight: Midnight Entity Monster file
- Turn Left: The Trickster's Brigade Monster file
- The Stolen Earth: Dalek Monster file
- Journey's End: Davros Monster file
- Holiday Special: Sycorax, Empress of the Racnoss, Max Capricorn, Heavenly Hosts, Roboforms, Roboform Christmas Trees, Graske and Changelings Monster File (extra)
- The Next Doctor Cybermen Monster file
- 2009 Adventure Calander, Weeping Angels [3]
