TDW 19

TDW 19
Broadcast on:	CBBC on BBC One
Broadcast with:	The Lazarus Experiment
Broadcast date:	11 May 2007
Runtime:	30 minutes
Totally Doctor Who
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The 6th episode of Totally Doctor Who's second series premiered on the Friday after the BBC One debut of The Lazarus Experiment. It featured Freema Agyeman, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Adjoa Andoh and Trevor Laird.

There was a two-week break following this episode due to the postponement of 42.

It also hosted the sixth part of The Infinite Quest.

Studio segments

Studio guests

This weeks studio guests were:

• Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Little Sis
• Adjoa Andoh, Mrs Jones
• Barney Curnow, Monster Magic
• Trevor Laird, Big Daddy
• Seven children (1 boy and 6 girls)

Who goes there?

Barney theatrically asks "Who goes there?" and explains to the viewers the rules of the competition and the prize on offer - an exclusive Totally Doctor Who sweatshirt, which is modelled by the children.

Barney then goes behind the screen and shows a silhouette of a Doctor Who monster.

This week's Doctor Who monster was the Sycorax Leader.

Barney mentions that the monster has some weird bone-like things attached to him and that he has brought something with him and holds up his staff. Kirsten then tells viewers how to enter.

To enter viewers had to identify the monster and either write or email in their answers by the closing date, Wednesday 16 May 2007.

The previous week's winner is revealed to be Katie Clarke, from Coventry.

VT featurettes

Team Totally

Challenge Six: Magazine

	Name:	Age:	Hobby:
Team Time Lord
	Cody	11	Swimming
	Alia	9	Playing football
	Sara	11	Supporting Liverpool FC
Team TARDIS
	Chris	10	Reading
	Molly	11	Has singing lessons
	Daniel	11	Playing computer games

Challenge set & judged by

• Moray Laing, Magazine Editor

Running tally: Team TARDIS - 9 | Team Time Lord - 9

Freema Agyeman interview

Kirsten chats with Freema in the Scenery Block at BBC Television Centre.

People interviewed

• Freema Agyeman, Lovely Martha Jones

Music list

• "Precious Heart" by Tall Paul vs. INXS
• "Shine" by The Lovefreekz
• "Perfect (Exceeder)" by Mason vs. Princess Superstar
• "Electric Demons In Love" by Electric Six
• "Tied up Too Tight" by Hard-Fi
• "Gangster Trippin'" by Fatboy Slim
• "Music Sounds Better With You (12' Club Mix)" by Stardust
• "Turn Me On (Full Vocal Club Mix)" by Dirty Old Ann
• "Lovin' You More (That Big Track) (Radio Edit)" by Steve Mac vs. Mosquito feat. Steve Smith
• "Rise of the Thing" by Jim Blake, Album: Cheeze X-SERIES XCD004
• "The Dark of the Matinée (Album Version)" by Franz Ferdinand
• "Cool" by Gwen Stefani
• "Open Your Arms" by Editors
• "Something About You" by Jamelia

Crew

Executive Producer   Mark Cossey

Executive Producer for Dr Who   Russell T Davies

Series Producer   Gillane Seaborne

Presented by   Barney Harwood and Kirsten O'Brien

Produced by Ros Attille	Studio Director Jeanette Goulbourn
Title Music - Tim Baker

General production staff Assistant Producer - Dave Beardsell, Cat Chappell Production Accountant - Elaine Stephenson Production Co-Ordinator - Siân Parry Production Executive - Paul Williams Production Manager - Kirsty Reid, Natalie Street Production Team - Rhian Arwel, Nicola Brown, Rob Wootton Researcher - Catrin Honeybill, Lucy Lutman Vision Mixer - Ann Thomas	Camera and lighting department Camera Supervisor - Andy Smith Floor Manager - Richard Wyn Jones Lighting Director - John Walton Location Camera - Nick Jardine VT Director - Gerard Williams Art department Set Design - Edward Thomas Make-up and prosthetics Make Up - Sian Hicks Special and visual effects Animation - Firestep Ltd. Animation Cast - David Tennant, Freema Agyeman, Lizzie Hopley, Paul Clayton Graphic Design - BDH	General post-production staff Editor - Gareth Owens, David Peate Post Production Co-ordinator - Vickie Mansell Sound Additional Music - Mosquito Music Location Sound - Brian Ullah Sound Supervisor - Ian Johnson

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