List of Doctor Who producers Puns

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EDIT: I should also have noted in the title that he'll be working ALONGSIDE Moffat, not replacing him.

I don't care which but I don't feel there are any stakes any more. I also do not particularly need you to redesign then every couple of years, but I'm no as bothered about that.

I think it was either a tribute to david tennant just before he left the show (not the proclaimers one, though I may be confusing the two in my memory) or a tribute to actors who had passed away (nicholas courtney, lis sladen, etc.). I'm pretty sure it was official, like something that was used on the BBC website or on doctor who confidential or something to that extent.

Can’t find this anywhere, only see stuff like made by Fox Sports Films and produced by NACSAR Productions but I need names for a project in my English class.

Well now that's 15 years since Doctor Who came back to our screens (Oh man I feel old!) and I think now is the time to should talk about our favorites to celebrate and because well... what else can we do now? Here's some of mine, also I'm saying stories so I can group two parters together. List your favorites below and remember to be kind as the doctor would say!

15: The Pilot

14: Rise of the Cybermen/The Age of Steel

13: The Zygon Invasion/The Zygon Inversion

12: Rosa

11: The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit

10: Fugitive of the Judoon

9: The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone

8: Human Nature/The Family of Blood

7: The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances

6: Army of Ghosts/Doomsday

5: Turn Left/The Stolen Earth/Journey's End

4: World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls

3: Heaven Sent

2: The Day of The Doctor

1: Bad Wolf/The Parting of The Ways

This was written by Steven Moffat and was from before The Eleventh Hour was broadcast, and the issue had some early previews of Series 5. The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine, which looks at Series 12, is out now.

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Yes, didn't Piers and I look handsome and dashing in those photographs last month? Thank you SO MUCH for commenting. Oh, no, hang on, absolutely nobody did. Sorry, Piers, I've got a funny feeling we were a tiny bit upstaged. So in answer to your many enquiries, no, Beth Willis is not going to be available as an action figure. She's only little, it would have to be life-size.

Right, then. Where are we? Well, for me, it's the early morning of the 15th of February - 7.25, as I type this - and you're all a little bit in the future, wondering why the ink on this page is still a bit wet. Yes, lordy, I'm insanely late again. In fact, as you glance at the very fine cartoon on this page, I invite you all to write in with your best guesses as to its relevance. The correct answer is NONE AT ALL, since Ben had to draw it in advance. Stare deep into it. Imagine a connection. See, that's what we had to do for entertainment before they invented television and pictures of Beth Willis.

Now then, the show. Here's a terrifying fact - one of a list of terrifying facts I sob under my breath at four every morning, so why should you be spared? Do you know exactly how many episodes of new Doctor Who I've seen completed now, in their full and proper glory. Well, since you ask... none. Yes, none! Oh, I've seen edits, I've seen FX shots, I've heard music, I've thrilled to monster noises - but they're still all in bits. In fact, I'm going to make a note right now that someone probably ought to put all the bits together. Otherwise the screen will just cut to Piers, Beth and me, flapping about in the office like bewildered otters (again). But don't worry, no, seriously, we're on the case - we'll have all those bits welded together before you know. We'll even check down the back of the settee for any we missed.

Terrifying Fact Number One, of course, is that the show is going out on air really soon now. I'm in denial about that. I don't accept it. When people start talking to me about it, I stick my fi

I've seen all of Doctor Who season 1-10, from RTD to Moffat. Loved them all, especially the Moffat years.

The Chibnall era started off so poorly and bland that I just couldn't bear to watch any more. Gone was the Doctor who was interesting and complex with great relationships with the companions. Instead, I saw a show that was painfully procedural and lacking in any charm or wit.

So I stopped.

I know Chibnall and Whitaker are leaving, which is good or bad depending on who you ask. All I've heard is a big "meh" or "huh?" concerning all things Who during the Chibnall run.

I just wanna know if the Chibnall era is worth watching? Or should I just wait for the next Doctor and start fresh?

There’s so many people in healthcare and I feel they’re either really sweet people who want to help or really controlling people with a God complex

1. Started watching at 2:00 pm EST, while "Heaven Sent" (My personal Favorite Episode) was playing. In this episode, the Doctor grieves Clara and "Takes the Long Way Round" to escape the confession dial, which has been configured into his own personal hell based on the nightmares of his childhood.
2. After this, the marathon goes back to Season 2: "The Girl in the Fireplace" where the Doctor on a future spaceship takes "The Short Way Round" using time windows to get to Madame de Pompadour in the past, while she must live her life at a slower pace until her tragic death. Notably, Madame falls in love with the Doctor and looks into his mind to see his childhood.
3. Next is Season 3: "Blink". Here, Sally Sparrow can only communicate with the Doctor though clues he leaves for her in the past (1960) and clues she gives him in the future (2000s). When she gives him the Transcript this is The Doctor's first time meeting Sally, and her last encounter of him. Also introduced: The Weeping Angels, who send people into the past to live out their lives and die of old age (Similar to Madame de Pompadour).
4. Season 4: Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead: The introduction of another iconic villain: The Vashta Nerada and the introduction of an iconic woman in the Doctor's life, River Song. This episode is the Doctor's first encounter with River and River's last encounter with the Doctor (just like Sally Sparrow in the previous episode. Also, the Doctor is watched on an old TV set by a girl in a 2000s style house separated from him. (Just like Blink) In the second half, Donna is kept in a dream world where she has a family. Another great Steven Moffet 10th Doctor episode playing with the passage of time.
5. Season 5: Amy's Choice: The 11th Doctor battles a dark manifestation of himself called the Dream Lord who forces them to chose between one dream world where the Tardis is falling into a Cold Star, and another where Amy and Rory... have a family. They are uncertain as to which is the real world, as time passes at the same rate in both worlds. But when Rory dies, Amy says she doesn't want to live in a world without Rory, and choses the Tardis world. The Doctor explodes the Tardis in that world however, revealing that it too was a dream.
6. Season 5: Vincent and the Doctor: After visiting an art gallery Amy and The Doctor help Vincent Van Gogh defeat an invisible monster and show him his future in the present day in an attempt to try to give him meaning. Notably,

This was written by Piers Wenger, Matt Smith and Karen Gillan and was from between The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang were broadcast, and the issue looked at the Series 5 finale. The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine, which previews episodes 3-6 of Series 12, is out now.

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If there has to be one teeny tiny disappointment in the current run of Doctor Who, then dear friends, Whovians and devoted readers of DWM, let it be this one.

This month's Production Notes are a Moffat-free zone. In place of the usual thrills, spills, insults and irascibility from Steven, this month we - the regular recipients of said insults - get to turn the tables on him.

It was the usual thing.

"I need you!" Steven panted down the phone to me only a couple of days ago. Well, it was a rainy Tuesday afternoon and he's only human after all... "The script for the Christmas special - it's gone. Disappeared! Slipped through a schism in space and time and I need you to do Production Notes while I try to remember it all. SHUT UP! Write anything! Have a ball. You're always moaning about all the bad stuff I say about you, think of this as payback time. Your right to reply. Now go!"

As an executive producer, and therefore highly trained in the art of blind panic and rash delegation, there seemed only one course of action available to me...

"I need you!" I panted down the phone to the Eleventh Doctor moments later. Well it was still a rainy Tuesday afternoon and I am only human. "Steven hasn't finished the Christmas Special - I know, I know, I've got his agent holding on the other line right now - he needs someone to write Production Notes and if we want to avoid the episode going out on Valentine's Day, we're going to have to step into the breach. Ouch. Bad choice of words. Stand in for him and for the sake of the readers of DWM this month and create some sort of virtual Moffaty out-of-office reply. How you fixed? Busy?"

Which, at the time, seemed like a plan... Though as anyone who's seen The Lodger could guess, relying on Matt to be the lynchpin of your plan does not exactly make it a cast-iron one (clue: when Matt 'acts' as the Doctor, eats fish custard, flirts with Vampire Girls, faces the Daleks w

This subreddit has what might be the largest list of childfree-friendly doctors ever compiled. It includes doctors from the USA, Canada, and all over the rest of the world. Literally hundreds of doctors organized by country, state/province, and city, with comments, contact info, links to their pages, insurance info, etc.

How to access it?

• desktop - scroll down the sidebar until you see "childfree friendly doctors".
• mobile - click "about" at the very top top of the subreddit, and scroll down until you see "childfree friendly doctors".

The lists are buried in a bunch of other links so you may miss it the first time around. Search (CTRL F, or CMD F) for "doctors" if you can't find it.

• Once you find the list - choose the list that's best for you: USA + Canada, or international. Now you're actually on the giant list! You can click your country/state/province/city, etc. or you can again search (CTRL F, or CMD F) for your locality.

If you recently got sterilized, please check to see if your doctor is on the list, and if not, please contact a mod to get them added! The more this community adds to the list, the easier is becomes for the next person seeking sterilization to get one.

The guest cast list for the sixth episode of Doctor Who**, Series 11,** Demons of the Punjab was released:

Shobna Gulati: Najia Khan, Yaz’s motherRavin J Ganatra: Hakim Khan, Yaz’s fatherBhavnisha Parmar: Sonya Khan, Yaz’s sisterLeena Dhingra: Nani Umbreen, Yaz’s grandmotherAmita Suman: Umbreen, Yaz’s grandmother 1947Shane Zaza: Prem Hamza Jeetooa: ManishShaheen Khan: HasnaBarbara Fadden, Almak, likely a demonIsobel Middleton: Almak (voice)Nathalie Curzner: Kisar, likely a demonEmma Fielding: Kisar (voice)

It reveals that Yaz will be reunited with her family once again after her ordeal with the Pting in the high-tech hospital in The Tsuragna Conundrum**. I hope she remembers to pick up the promised bread on the way back to her family’s flat.**

A new member of Yaz’s family is introduced, her grandmother (or Nani), Umbreen, a woman who is reluctant to reveal secrets of her past. Current-day Ubreen is played by Leena Dhingra, who played Miss Chandrakala, the family maid, in the The Unicorn and the Wasp**.**

What does Yaz do when curious about her grandmother’s hidden history? She turns to her friend, the Doctor to take her Graham and Ryan back in time to 1947 Punjab to find out.

Be careful what you wish for. 1947 Punjab is embroiled in Partition, a bloody period of conflict and mass migration in India, when it was divided into two countries, Hindu majority India and Muslim majority Pakistan, after the dissolution of British colonial rule.

If that isn’t enough of a problem, there are also demons haunting the land and two of them appear to be named Almak and Kisar.

Almak and Kisar are physically played by creature actors Barbara Fadden and Nathalie Curzner. The two demons are voiced by Isobel Middleton and Emma Fielding, respectively.

Rounding out the cast list for the Punjabi adventure are Shane Zaza as Prem, Hamza Jeetooa as Manish and Shaheen Khan as Hasna.

[http://cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-who-demons-of-the-punjab-cast-list-demons-named](http://cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-who-demons-of-the-punjab-cast-

Every year the BBC hold a fundraiser to raise money for projects and charities that help children across the UK. As part of this we tend to get something from the Doctor Who team. Here is a list of those clips. If there are any gaps please let me know and I'll be happy to add.

1985 - (CIN) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb7iGHWSuck - The Doctor On Children in Need

1993 - (CIN) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQCeMIQpFBc - Dimensions in Time

2005 - (CIN) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKoSbpSdx1U - Born Again

2007 - (CIN) - https://youtu.be/4I76p1cZbq4 - Time Crash - *My Favourite to date.

2009 - (CIN) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-AW_IFHyUc - The End of Time

2011 - (CR) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51JtuEa_OPc Time/Space Pt. 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkmiefoRcfU Time/Space Pt. 2

2011 - (CIN) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukbDwRVzGdQ - Clothes

2012 - (CIN) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G17_B4uACgg - The Great Detective 2012 Christmas special prequel

2013 - (CR) - https://youtu.be/4doJ-9qYWl8 - One Born Every Minute/Call The Midwife/Doctor Who

2016 - (CIN) - https://youtu.be/miZVEkic89I 2016 Christmas Special preview

I'm just throwing this one in as I love so much - The great Rowan Atkinson Playing the Doctor. For Comic Relief, I'm lost on which year. - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do-wDPoC6GM&feature=related

Not Doctor Who - But Catherine Tate's School Girl character 'Lauren' - With David Tennant as an English teacher - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHAJ4VFStUE&feature=relmfu from 2009.

Also here's a 2007 Doctor Who Special of The Weakest Link, made for Children in Need - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y628xnEm7LI

*CIN = Children in Need, CR = Comic Relief

I'm very interested in the science of keto and IF. I am nearing 50 years old and have been told the wrong information my entire life. I have compiled a list of researchers/doctors who have truly interesting things to say on these topics. Who am I missing? I am such a nerd that I spend part of my day watching lectures and YouTube videos by these guys. My whole life, health, and the way I feel has changed dramatically. For example, I am no longer diabetic. And thank you all for the information here daily!

My list:

Jason Fung

Benjamin Bikman

Ken Berry

Eric Berg

Gary Taubes

Peter Attia

This is the list:

1. Name 5 vaccine ingredients.
2. What is MRC-5?
3. What is WI-38?
4. What is vaccine court?
5. What is the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program?
6. What is the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act?
7. How has the CDC schedule changed since 1986?
8. How much money has been paid out by vaccine injury court?
9. How many doses of how many vaccines are in the CDC schedule between birth and age 18?
10. Do vaccines contain aborted fetal tissue? If so, which vaccines? Do they still use aborted fetal tissue?
11. Do any vaccines contain dog, monkey, pig, and human DNA?
12. What is an adjuvant?
13. What is an antigen?
14. Which arm of the immune system do vaccines stimulate?
15. Which arms of the immune system do natural diseases stimulate?
16. What is transverse myelitis?
17. What is encephalopathy?
18. What is the rate of autism in 2017, what was it in 2000? What was it in 1990?
19. What is glyphosate and is it in vaccines?
20. If your child is injured, who will take physical, emotional, and financial responsibility?
21. What was the Supreme Court’s statement on vaccines in 2011?
22. Can you provide a study showing vaccinated vs. unvaccinated health outcomes?
23. Can you show me a safety study proving it is safe to inject multiple vaccines?
24. What is shedding?
25. Do vaccines shed? Which vaccines can shed for up to 6 weeks?
26. Which vaccines are live virus vaccines?
27. What is the VICP?
28. What is SV40?
29. What is MTHFR (methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase)?
30. What is an acceptable amount of aluminum to ingest per day and how much is injected via the hep B vaccine on day one of life? Is ingested aluminum the same as injected aluminum?
31. Can someone who was vaccinated for pertussis still spread pertussis after being exposed to it? If so, for how long?
32. What is the death rate from measles in the US from 2005-2015? From the MMR vaccine in same time frame?
33. What does attenuated mean?
34. Where can I find information about vaccines?
35. Are there vaccine consent forms?
36. Can the vial stopper cause allergic reaction?
37. Can there be serious reactions to vaccines?
38. What is NVIC?
39. Is there any compensation for physicians who have a certain percentage of their patients vaccinated?
40. Are vaccines safe in pregnancy? What does the Vaccine package insert say about the safety of vaccines in pregnancy? Have vaccines ever been tested for safety in pregnancy?

I'm not sure what to say to all of these questions. I'd

Hi Peptides! Just visited my doctor last week and have been meaning to tell you that she brought up peptides with me! I was so excited. She suggested BPC-157 and TB-500 (although she called it Thymosin Beta 4) and CJC 1295 and Ipamorelin. She had a bunch of other ones too, including epitalon. She was waiting on shipment so when that gets in I'm going back to pick them up.

She's getting them from Tailor Made Compounding.

Doctors that I know of that prescribe peptides:

Debbie Judd, ARNP at The Metabolic Institute in Spokane, WA

Dr. Philip Faler Anti-Aging Northwest (licensed in WA, OR and AZ)

Dr. Craig Koniver Koniver Wellness Charleston, SC

Tellwellness MD nationwide

Titan Medical Center in Tampa, FL

Defy Medical in Tampa, FL They prescribe in 49 states except for Idaho. Christee Bond, NP is a Redditor.

Aleksander Bodnar, MD in Clifton NJ (his website appears to be down but google for the phone number)

Redditor u/LarryNP is the owner of Yunique Medical and is licensed in Florida.

I've been Debbie's patient for over a decade and she's extraordinary. I've spoken to Dr. Faler and he seems great too. I heard Dr. Koniver on Ben Greenfield's podcast and he sounds brilliant. Tellwelnness I've just heard of. No personal experience.

I'll let you know how it goes!

Edit to add: Tailor doesn't seem to have great info publicly available on their website but these are the handouts she gave me. This link is hosted by Ontraport.com, my CRM but it won't track anything and you don't have to enter an email.

Also editing to add the doctors and resources people provide in the comments so you don't have to dig.

Since this post is archived please IM me to update with your doctors.

1. Who did your BBL or fat transfer to hips surgery or the surgery of someone you know?
2. Have they done transwomen in the past?
3. Want to do it alone without anyone knowing? How do i handle transport or caregiver after surgery?

Edit I mean producers who arent considered legends yet

I just called every single clinic within an hour of where I live and NONE of them take my insurance (Health Plan of San Joaquin). I'm so fuckin bummed. I REALLY wanted this to go semi-smoothly but I guess I'm gonna be trying out random gynecologists in my network...ugh. I do have a sterilization binder, so maybe that'll help. I'm also engaged and my fiance will be coming with me. But I'm 23, unmarried, don't have kids, and I look 14. I know I'm gonna get rejected a bunch of times.

I just feel so rejected. I got SUPER excited because one clinic with a doctor on the list called back. I set up the appointment and everything, they took my information and didn't say anything when I gave them my insurance info. Then they called back 5 minutes later to cancel because it turns out they don't take it :/

Had a debate to today where someone told me there aren't any new metro boomin's in this generation. This maybe true but who are some of your favorite producers for the first part of the year and why?