0th Week |
Saturday 22nd April, 7pm
Worecester JCR
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- Smile
- In the first of our weekly society Series 10 meet-ups, we see Frank Cotrell-Boyce’s second script, after the mixed reception of In the Forest of the Night. Hopefully, this one will be more widely loved! Featuring a human colony (without the humans) filmed in Valencia, it looks to be good.
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1st Week |
Thursday 27th April, 8pm
Seminar Room, Corpus Christi
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- Human Nature/The Family of Blood
- Welcome back for another term of Whosoc, starting with this Tenth Doctor double-parter! When chased by a family searching for immortality, the Doctor hides himself as a human in an Edwardian public school, but forgets to account for a certain thing humans tend to do.
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Saturday 29th April, 7pm
Worecester JCR
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- Thin Ice
- With the return of Sarah Dollard, writer of Face the Raven, we wait to see if her second script can match the emotion and visuals of her last, featuring a trip to the last great frost fair on the Thames, where something is stirring beneath Regency London.
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2nd Week |
Thursday 4th May, 8pm
Seminar Room, Corpus Christi
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- Episode One Week
- At the suggestion of our new Lord Chancellor, this week we’ll be watching the first episodes from serials that start on a good note, voted for by the members. The current selection includes The Space Museum, Dragonfire, Time Flight, and Underworld.
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Saturday 6th May, 7:20pm
Worecester JCR
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- Knock Khock
- Who's there?
Doctor
Doctor Who?
Exactly!
From the writer of acclaimed drama Doctor Foster, Mike Bartlett turns his pen to Doctor Who for the first time. As Bill finds a new flat to live in, with cheap rent and a creepy landlord, the Doctor suspects something might be up.
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3rd Week |
Thursday 11th May, 8pm
Seminar Room, Corpus Christi
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- The Curse of Peladon
- To celebrate the return of the Ice Warriors to our screen, this week features the Third Doctor and Jo on their first visit to Peladon, masquerading as ambassadors from Earth, where they team up with Alpha Centauri to uncover a plot to stop Peladon joining the federation.
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Saturday 13th May, 7:15pm
Worecester JCR
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- Oxygen
- With fan-favourite writer Jamie Mathieson providing his only episode of Series 10, featuring a crew under attack by zombies, we are all hopeful this episode won't leave us short of breath (pun intended).
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4th Week |
Thursday 18th May, 8pm
Seminar Room, Corpus Christi
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- The Ribos Operation
- For fourth week, we’re watching the first Romana story, in which the Fourth Doctor and K9 are recruited by the White Guardian to find the first piece of the Key to Time, hidden on a planet of ice, but they’re not the only ones after it. It contains one of my personal favourite scenes, so is definitely worth watching!
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Saturday 20th May, 7:25pm
Worecester JCR
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- Extremis
- Featuring a secret vault beneath the Vatican, this episode looks to be a good show, and may bring speculation on a certain vault mentioned in a previous episode. it also features the return of Michelle Gomez as the Master/Missy
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5th Week |
Thursday 25th May, 7pm
Nazrin Shah Auditorium, Worcester College
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- The Geek Quiz
- In the legendary Geek Quiz, members of Oxford's geekiest societies get together in order to battle it out for the crown of "team who won that term". If you can write a round not entirely related to Doctor Who, bring it along.
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Saturday 27th May, 7:30pm
Worecester JCR
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- The Pyramid at the End of the World
- Back for his third episode, Peter Harness brings the second episode named after a pyramid, as well as having the longest title of an individual story. After his divisive Kill the Moon and his more well-received The Zygon Invasion/Inversion, we wait to see how this one will be taken.
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6th Week |
Thursday 1st June, 8pm
Seminar Room, Corpus Christi
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- Non-Who Week
- Following on from last term's watch of Blake’s 7, we’re showing an assortment of other TV shows featuring the cast and crew of Doctor Who. Join us for Blackadder (featuring Tom Baker as a drunk ship captain), The Thick of It (with Peter Capaldi as foul-mouthed Malcom Tucker) and more!
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Thursday 3rd June, TBC
Worecester JCR
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- The Lie of the Land
- Having wrote five episodes before this, regular writer Toby Whithouse returns to bring us a script where the world is gripped by mass delusion, and only Bill Potts can see the truth.
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7th Week |
Thursday 8th June, 8pm
Location TBC
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- Society Meal
- Join us on a trip out into one of Oxford’s many eateries for our termly meal! Location and time to be confirmed nearer the date.
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Saturday 10th June, TBC
Worecester JCR
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- The Empress of Mars
- Featuring the first appearance of the Ice Warriors since 2013's Cold War, this Mark Gatiss episode looks to be a highlight of the season, and also the last watched as a society! We hope you enjoy the rest of Series 10 at home!
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8th Week |
Thursday 15th June, 8pm
Seminar Room, Corpus Christi
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- The Greatest Show In The Galaxy (and Committee Meeting)
- 8th Week is 80s Week! To finish the year, we have a classic Seventh Doctor episode, where he and Ace face an evil circus, run by a rapping ringleader. Enjoy the campness and hilarity and don’t forget your jelly babies!
Join us afterwards for the committee meeting to have your say in what we do next term.
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Saturday 17th June, TBC
Location TBC
(Dependent on availability)
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- The Eaters of Light
- For anyone still around, the series continues, Rona Munro, writer of the final Classic Who episode Survival, returns as the first person from pre-2005 to pen a New Who episode. With eight weeks to go until airing, details are scarce, but it looks to be interesting seeing how an old writer comes back to treat the new.
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