Doctor Who 2007 3x10 Blink [HerMes]

Doctor Who 2007 series 3 episode 10 Blink From the BBC website: (http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/episodes/2007/310.shtml) Written by - Steven Moffat Director - Hettie Macdonald CAST The Doctor - David Tennant Martha Jones - Freema Agyeman Sally Sparrow - Carey Mulligan Kathy Nightingale - Lucy Gaskill Larry Nightingale - Finlay Robertson Malcolm Wainwright - Richard Cant Billy Shipton - Michael Obiora Old Billy - Louis Mahoney Ben Wainwright - Thomas Nelstrop Banto - Ian Boldsworth Desk Sergeant - Ray Sawyer RATINGS: Overnight: TBA Final: TBA Audience Appreciation: TBA DID YOU KNOW?: Blink is based on a story that Steven Moffat wrote for the Doctor Who Annual 2006 - What I Did on My Christmas Holidays by Sally Sparrow. You can read it here on the site. Rosemary and Thyme is a notable recent example of an ITV show featuring a pair of amateur female investigators. Sparrow and Nightingale are a lot younger though. Well, they are until Nightingale blinks at an Angel. In our universe, The Hull Times has only been Hull's Hometown Newspaper since 1930. Many DVDs, including a large number of the classic Doctor Who releases, have Easter Eggs on them. However, the Doctor's message to Sally hasn't featured on any of them. Yet. On average, it takes between 300-400 milliseconds to blink. Depending on the circumstances, a human blinks between 3 and 30 times a minute. If confronted by a Weeping Angel, the time endured without blinking can be increased significantly. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! was first broadcast in 1969 - the year that the Doctor, Martha and Billy were transported to by the Weeping Angels. In addition to the Weeping Angels, the Doctor has encountered a number of other creatures which are nearly as old as the universe itself. These include the Carrionites (The Shakespeare Code), the Racnoss (The Runaway Bride), and Fenric (The Curse of Fenric). Not one of them has been friendly. CLASSIC CONNECTIONS: Although the Doctor only appears briefly in Blink, in the early years of the classic series there were episodes where he didn't appear at all! The Doctor is entirely absent from The Keys of Marinus parts 3 and 4, Mission to the Unknown and The Massacre parts 2 and 3. Fact File compiled by Peter Ware. [HerMes Digital Media]

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tiffanyorr (2007-06-10)

HerMes ... you are da bomb. Thanks for hooking us up with our weekly doctor who installment. I don't get my doctor who torrents from anybody but you cuz yours are always the best.

j04156477 (2007-06-10)

thanks hermes4040.

tartanscot (2007-06-10)

Thank you again HerMes.
*I bow*
It will an honour to seed your torrent.

tartanscot (2007-06-10)

"It will *be* an honour to seed your torrent."
Downloaded and checked, and it is another fine HerMes release.
Well done HerMes! Catchya next week!

CVLPA (2007-06-11)

Thank You Sir!

The Roman (2007-06-12)

WARNING: THIS FILE IS ALL SORTS OF MESSED UP AFTER YOU ALMOST GET HALFWAY THROUGH IT!
TERRIBLE keyframe problems. Audio/Video out of sync at times, average of 1 glitch every 15 seconds after it reaches the 19 minute mark.
GO FOR THE OTHER RELEASE!

Don't get me wrong, I think hermes does great work...but this one is beyond fixing.

tartanscot (2007-06-13)

'The Roman' This works with no flaws atall here.

rascelon (2007-06-17)

the roman stop trying to badmouth hermes his shits
top quality.

STriderFIN77 (2007-06-21)

Video works great, and Carey Mulligan so sweet 8)

Fezman92 (2011-07-18)

I am trying to download it, but I keep getting "Error: No Data Received" Please seed this and make sure you have it

maawolfe36 (2013-12-26)

Years later, I'm downloading this episode so I cna show it to my parents who have never seen Doctor Who. Awesome show, thanks for keeping up this great episode. I definitely recommend this episode as a starting point for new Whovians. (just be sure to go back and watch the previous episodes!)