Showing posts with label Awards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Awards. Show all posts
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It's such an honour for me to have my blog win an award in the Gallifrey Times Awards. Thank you to all that voted and to all my visitors. Truly I am moved and deeply humbled by your praise!!
Whoville Named "Most Professional Site"
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
Awards
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Gallifrey Times Launches 2010 Fan Site Awards.
Sunday, 19 September 2010
Awards,
Gallifrey Times
From the Gallifrey Times:
You can enter either by commenting on this Page, through the Comment's system, or emailing us directly at thegallifreytimes@gmail.com, both of which will give you a chance of winning an award!
Don't forget to include your name, email and website URL!
Best Doctor Who Site
Best Torchwood Site (Subject to entries)
Best SJA Site (Subject to entries)
Best Media Website
Best Graphics Site
Most Popular Site
Most Professional Site
Most Updated Site
Voted Best Blog* - NEW!
(*This is the award, where visitors to The Gallifrey Times can vote on their favourite Doctor Who fan site from those that entered!)
So why not head over and vote for your fave blog/site?
FAN SITE AWARDS 2010
20TH SEPTEMBER - 4TH OCTOBER 2010
The 2010 Fan Site Awards 2010 are now open! Enter your site today to be in the chance of winning an award!
You can enter either by commenting on this Page, through the Comment's system, or emailing us directly at thegallifreytimes@gmail.com, both of which will give you a chance of winning an award!
Don't forget to include your name, email and website URL!
The full list of awards can be seen below, subject to change:
Best Fan Site OverallBest Doctor Who Site
Best Torchwood Site (Subject to entries)
Best SJA Site (Subject to entries)
Best Media Website
Best Graphics Site
Most Popular Site
Most Professional Site
Most Updated Site
Voted Best Blog* - NEW!
(*This is the award, where visitors to The Gallifrey Times can vote on their favourite Doctor Who fan site from those that entered!)
So why not head over and vote for your fave blog/site?
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Matt Smith has materialised in the record books.
The actor is officially recognised as the youngest star to take the role in the new edition of Guinness World Records.
The 2011 book also features another record for his hit show which is listed as the longest-running science-fiction TV series in the world.
Matt - who made his debut as the Time Lord last year - was just 26 when he filmed his first scenes, three years younger than Peter Davison.
And the show has extended its own record for a lengthy run, after notching up 769 episodes up to June of this year, made up of 212 storylines plus a TV movie. The last time book bosses included the category, the show had run to 709 episodes and 173 stories. This year, publishers have included a whole section dedicated to Doctor Who records.
Well done Matt, Karen, Steven and the whole Doctor Who Crew!! Here's hoping that next year is just as sucessful as this one!
Matt Makes The Record Books!!!
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Awards
The actor is officially recognised as the youngest star to take the role in the new edition of Guinness World Records.
The 2011 book also features another record for his hit show which is listed as the longest-running science-fiction TV series in the world.
Matt - who made his debut as the Time Lord last year - was just 26 when he filmed his first scenes, three years younger than Peter Davison.
And the show has extended its own record for a lengthy run, after notching up 769 episodes up to June of this year, made up of 212 storylines plus a TV movie. The last time book bosses included the category, the show had run to 709 episodes and 173 stories. This year, publishers have included a whole section dedicated to Doctor Who records.
Well done Matt, Karen, Steven and the whole Doctor Who Crew!! Here's hoping that next year is just as sucessful as this one!
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