Bad Wolf on the Web
Bad Wolf is the latest site to join the plethora of Doctor Who web site off-shoots - (Who Is Doctor Who?, U.N.I.T. and Geocomtex) - looking at the numerous references to Bad Wolf littered through the series (and also in the 9th Doctor books as well).
A comment on my post about the Geocomtex site tipped me off to a little easter egg on the site:
The morse code say 'Bad Wolf' whose web site is at http://www.badwolf.org.uk/index.html
If you click on disclaimer .... then when you get there, hi-light all the text, you'll find a secret message for Rose.
The upcoming climax to the series has been *slightly* spoilered for me by having to sit in on meetings with a printed out synopsis of the concluding episodes. However, I figure that if you'd asked me ten years ago whether I fancied working at the BBC and having some minor technical input into the way the new Doctor Who series was covered on the internet, once I'd recovered from the amazing idea that Doctor Who could come back and be successful, and asked what "the internet" was, I'd have been very pleased indeed.
Posted by Martin Belam, June 3, 2005
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