Friday Night Who UK: 9th and 16th September 2011

(If you don't know what Friday Night Who UK is, click here.)

So here's another Friday Night Who UK update that's coming a little later than it should have done. As I'm writing this, I've got about an hour until tonight's viewing starts, so I'll have to type pretty quickly. Basically, I went back to school on Monday, so I haven't had as much time as I would have liked, and this update was unfortunately quite low on my list of priorities. To make up for it, this is a two-in-one blog post, because it includes the update for next week's viewing as well.

First off, our viewing of the Daemons went well, with no hiccups - well, apart from the fun facts fiasco, wherein me and Mark attempting to out-trivia each other using the Daemons' wikipedia page. So if I ever use the words 'fun fact' in a tweet again, it's almost definitely a lie. Just so you know.

More importantly, what are we watching this week? Why, it's City of Death of course, featuring one Tom Baker. It's commonly regarded as one of the greatest stories of Baker's seven year run, so we should be in for a good evening. If you want to join me and Mark in our viewing of City of Death, you need to follow us on twitter (@KingOrokos and @Marcus_Joan respectively) at around 7pm UK time, which is in less than an hour as I'm writing this! You also need to use the #FridayNightWhoUK hashtag, and also the #CityOfDeath hashtag this week.

As I said, this post is also an update for next week - so, if you want to join us on the 16th of September, for our next Friday Night Who UK, we'll be watching Resurrection of the Daleks with Peter Davison. I don't know much about this story, which I suppose will make watching the episode all the more interesting. Obviously most of the information in the previous paragraph still stands, but you'll need to use the #ResurrectionOfTheDaleks hashtag this time round.

So, that's all for this relatively short double-post. 50 minutes left until City of Death as I type this! Oh well, I'm sure one person will read this before then... Maybe...

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