TDW 7

TDW 7
Broadcast on:	CBBC on BBC One
Broadcast with:	The Idiot's Lantern
Broadcast date:	25 May 2006
Runtime:	27'30"
Key crew
Presenters:	Liz Barker, Barney Harwood
Totally Doctor Who
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The 7th episode of Totally Doctor Who's first series premiered on the Thursday before the BBC One debut of The Idiot's Lantern. It featured Paul Kasey.

Studio segments

Studio guests

This weeks studio guests were:

• Paul Kasey, Solid Steel Cyberman!
• Rob Mayor, Prosthetics Project Manager
• Julie Ankerson, Foley Artist
• Seven children, (Daniel, 2 unnamed boys & 4 unnamed girls)

Paul (who is in costume) & Rob show off the Cyberman suit and explain how the were created.

Liz has checklist, and she & Barney tick off a corkscrew, some squishy fruit and some empty water bottles. They bring them to a table where Julie and the children are waiting. They explain that Julie has been showing the children how to create live sound effects in the studio. One of the children, Daniel has written a Doctor Who story which he then reads aloud, whilst other children make sound effects to go along with it.

Liz brings a video tape with an exclusive preview clip from The Idiot's Lantern which she plays in the VCR.

The Totally Filing Cabinet

Liz & Paul Kasey open the filing cabinet, the Radio Times (13-19 May 2006) issue sits on top, this weeks items were:

• a Doctor Who animation made by Lewis from Norwich, Norfolk.
• a Cyber family picture drawn by Carn, age 10.
• a Doctor Who wordsearch made by Joe from Maldon, Essex.
• a Cyberman picture drawn on the computer by William Hickey, age 9.
• a photo of cardboard Cyber helmets made by Tom & Emma from Stoke-on-Trent.
• a Cyberman picture drawn by Leanne Brian from Poole, Dorset.

Liz informs viewers that the people whose items were shown will receive a Totally Doctor Who mug, and that you can send in your items via post or email.

Viewer competition

Julie Ankerson offers viewers a TARDIS t-shirt and a Dalek keyring as this weeks prizes.

To enter viewers have to watch TV: The Idiot's Lantern and answer the following question:

• What is the name of the biggest TV transmitter in North London, as featured in the Idiot's Lantern?

Entries had to be marked "Competition" and could posted or emailed in, but had to be received by 30 May 2006.

The previous week's competition winner is revealed to be Giverny Wright, from Tyne and Wear.

Who-Ru

This weeks Question Master is Paul Kasey and the prize is a photo of a Cyberman signed to the winner, both also get a CBBC goodie bag; the contenders are identical twins John & Jim McGovern.

The final scores are John 5 and Jim 5, which leads to a tiebreaker question.

• Tiebreaker question: "To the nearest number, how many operations has Cassandra had?"

Jim answers "101" and John answers "112". The correct answer is 708 meaning John is the closest and is crowned Who-Ru.

VT featurettes

Confidential: Radio Times cover shoot

Coverage of the Radio Times Series 2 cover shoot at HTV Studios in Culverhouse Cross, Cardiff, focusing on the two Cybermen covers - 13-19 May 2006 & 8-14 July 2006 (Version 2). Narrated by Liz.

Interestingly the featurette makes no effort to hide the Dalek Sec prop, which is clearly visible in several shots even though it wouldn't make its on-screen debut for another five weeks.

People interviewed

• Adam Sweet, Cyberman

Foley studio

Liz visits Up4Loud Productions in Northchurch, Hertfordshire to see how Doctor Who's sound effects are produced. She meets foley artists Alan Snelling, John Fewell and Julie Ankerson, who show her what they use to make the sound effects for the TARDIS floor & doors and the sonic screwdriver.

Liz and Julie then have a go at making the Cybermen footsteps sound effect, using a ticket machine and the leg from a suit of armour, syncing them to a clip from The Age of Steel; before recreating the TARDIS's crash landing from the beginning of Rise of the Cybermen.

Companion Academy

Task 6: Stand Up for Yourself

The six remaining cadets must state their case for why they should remain in the academy.

• Kyra - because she put the wood together very accurately when building the models.
• Alex - because he sees it as being his ultimate dream and he will give it all his best.
• Louise - because although she looks quiet nervous, she never lets that stop her and always goes for everything.
• Chrissie - because even though she only put one foot onto the mat in the mousetrap game, she did all the other challenges, and she's being honest by pointing this out and asks the judges to keep her in.
• Adam - because he might do well on future challenges and the judges really like him.
• Jamie - because he did very well in the mousetrap game.

The judges choose to dismiss Adam from Companion Academy.

Music list

• "Heart in a Cage" by The Strokes
• "Made You Look" by Nas
• "Woo Hoo (from 'Kill Bill Vol. 1')" by The 5.6.7.8's
• "Can't Stand Me Now" by The Libertines
• "Name Taken" by Massive Attack
• "Stem / Long Stem" by DJ Shadow
• "No Ordinary Morning" by Chicane
• "Always Your Way" by My Vitriol
• "Dirty Harry" by Gorillaz
• "Human After All" by Daft Punk
• "My Generation" by Limp Bizkit

Crew

Executive Producer   Mark Cossey

Executive Producers for Dr Who   Russell T Davies and Julie Gardner

Series Producer   Gillane Seaborne

Presented by   Liz Barker and Barney Harwood

Produced by Ros Attille & Simon Hall	Studio Director Gwyndaf Roberts
Title Music - Tim Baker

General production staff Assistant Producer - Jack Jameson, Simon Quigley, Susannah Udall Production Co-Ordinator - Jacqui Shevki Production Manager - Zoë Scott Production Team - Catrin Honeybill, Lucy Lutman Researcher - Carrie Evans, Catherine Gerrard, Emily Knight Vision Mixer - Ann Thomas Script department Script Supervisor - Sian Eleri Jenkins	Camera and lighting department Floor Manager - Iola Protheroe Lighting Director - John Walton Location Camera - Nigel Bradley, Johnny Rogers, Mark Thompson Studio Camera - John Archer, Mike Goodman, Simon Jackson, Jeff Thomas Art department Set Design - Edward Thomas Make-up and prosthetics Make Up - Eirias Ellyn, Sian Hicks Special and visual effects Graphics - BDH	General post-production staff Offline Editor - Robert Evans, Rahim Mastafa, Dean Smith Online Editor - Richard Moss Sound Dubbing Mixer - Steve Miller Location Sound - Steve Hubbard, John McCombie, Ryan Windley Studio Sound - Catherine Ayers, Tony Burt, Ian Johnson

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