Issue 20 To The Last Man
Cover Page
Content Guide
Editor’s Note
Articles
To The Last Man Episode Breakdown
Life of a Jobbing Actor by Justin
Walters
Interviews
Interview with Nathan Sussex
Revisited Interview with Anthony
Lewis
Beyond the Hub
Alexander and the Terrible,
Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Film Review by Tom Toaduff
Beyond the TARDIS
Not another Happy Ending Film
Review by DJ Forrest
The Coffee Shop
Caption Comps ‘To The Last Man’
The Mothership
Who Reviews:
The Sunmakers
The Five Doctors
The Invasion
State of Decay
Master Class Part 4: Queen of
Evil by Tony J Fyler
Locations
‘To The Last Man’
Profiles
Pvt. Thomas Reginald Brockless
The Whoniverse Round-Up
November
Reviews
‘To The Last Man’ by DJ Forrest
Expo & Cons
Cardiff Film & Comic Con 2014
with Louise Neale & Melanie Peake
Editor’s Note
It used to be that a
month would drag on by, and then I created the website and the weeks would nip
in at speed. Not sure if that’s a good
thing or a bad thing really. Good in the
sense that despite the initial panic that we’ll not have the Issue ready for
the due date we always manage to make it, but bad in the sense that Joshua is
getting that one step closer to locating where his Christmas presents are
hiding.
We have realised over
the years that the Hub is the ideal place for storing presents, but with a
Weevil with a good sense of smell, which again you have to question given his
usual stomping or splashing ground, that he can locate anything above the smell
of sewer, I find it frustrating of late that I have to even camouflage the
wrapped gifts and attach a homing device in them so even I can locate them later.
And so to this month’s
issue.
Tony has brought out
another Master Class of an article, this time featuring our Missy Master. Michelle Gomez was the perfect choice to play
the Master, absolutely and it seems we haven’t heard the last of her
either. You can’t keep a good man or
indeed woman down these days or bad for that matter.
Jeff and Tony review
more Classic Who episodes. I love our Who reviews, because a lot of time has
gone into writing them, reliving those moments again on DVD of past Classic
episodes, which have made me regret selling on my Classic Who DVD’s years ago
as my only interest was New Who. I’m
slowly rebuilding my Classic collection.
We have interviews from
Nathan Sussex who played the desk sergeant in Torchwood’s ‘Small World’s
episode and a revisit of an interview with Anthony Lewis who played Pvt. Tommy
Brockless in ‘To The Last Man’ which we’re covering this month. As it’s a revisit you’ll find the link on the
Content Page.
Our Expo & Cons Page
saw Louise Neale and Melanie Peake showing off their Cosplay costumes and
telling us of their first time at Cardiff Film and Comic Con this month. After realising that their outfits weren’t
connected with Who or Torchwood it gave me an idea that we open the Expo &
Cons to more than just those two categories.
The world of Cosplay is absolutely fantastic and I would love the
opportunity of having a go of this one day, but in the meantime, if anyone is
going to a Cosplay event and would like to share their experiences with
everyone, then please get in touch.
If you’ve ever wondered
what it’s like to be an actor, Justin Walters (Torchwood: Countrycide and
Doctor Who: Rise of the Cybermen) gives us an insight into the Life of a
Jobbing Actor. Check out his two
showcase videos – Hostage Situation and Father and Son.
Sometimes life can get
in the way when putting together articles for the website, and this month it’s
been especially hard for some of our team to contribute fully, so Gadgets &
Gizmos and Connections and Mini Series are taking a backseat until the New Year
when we can refocus – hopefully! Because
of offline commitments we’ve had to pull in extra help with the covers and so I
want to take this opportunity to thank not just Mickie who despite running
around like a headless chook offline again still managed to produce some
awesome covers, but to those who contributed to the website their articles and
reviews etc, and also to Nikki Forrest who created some of the extra Covers
this month and to Justin Walters for his wonderful article.
Thank you!
Welcome to Issue 20
~Jack~
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