K-9: Dream-Eaters
UK cable channel Disney XD airs the ninth episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the ninth episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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La-La Land Records releases a 2-CD set of David Arnold’s complete score from the 1996 science fiction blockbuster Independence Day.
In a launch simply designated USA-212, the U.S. Air Force launches the Boeing-built X-37B unmanned vehicle into Earth orbit. Resembling a scaled-down Space Shuttle, the X-37B is launched via an Atlas V rocket, though during launch it is fully surrounded by an aerodynamic shell rather than being side-mounted to its booster like the manned Shuttle. The X-37B does not return until December, using a landing profile similar to that of the Shuttle (but automated), and the details of the mission remain classified.
UK cable channel Disney XD airs the tenth episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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The 762nd episode of Doctor Who (the 64th since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. Alex Kingston reprises the role of River Song in the first part of a two-part story that also brings back the Weeping Angels.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 11th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 12th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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The 763rd episode of Doctor Who (the 65th since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. Alex Kingston reprises the role of River Song in the second half of a two-part story that also brings back the Weeping Angels.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 13th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 14th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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The 764th episode of Doctor Who (the 66th since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. Rory (played by actor Arthur Darvill) joins the TARDIS team full time in this episode.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 15th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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Space Shuttle Atlantis lifts off on the 132nd shuttle flight, a 12-day resupply and maintenance mission to the International Space Station. A “mini research module” built by the Russian space agency is attached to the station, along with cargo and supplies. Upgrades to the station’s solar power arrays are conducted during spacewalks. Aboard Atlantis for her last planned flight (an additional mission will later be scheduled for Atlantis in 2011) are Commander Ken Ham, Pilot Tony Antonelli, and mission specialists Garrett Reisman, Michael Good, Piers Sellers and Steve Bowen. This is the last shuttle flight for over six months.
Australia’s Nine Network airs the seventh episode of K-9, an episode not broadcast in the UK by Disney XD.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 16th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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The 765th episode of Doctor Who (the 67th since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. Toby Jones guest stars.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 17th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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The Japanese space agency, JAXA, launches unmanned space probe AKATSUKI, known more formally as the Venus Climate Orbiter. The spacecraft is expected to reach Venus in seven months and take up orbit around that planet, where it will study Venus’ atmosphere in depth. “Akatsuki” translates to “Dawn”, but is referred to by its Japanese name to avoid confusion with NASA’s asteroid-belt-exploring Dawn spacecraft.
UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 18th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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The 766th episode of Doctor Who (the 68th since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. This is the first part of a two-part story which revives the classic series reptile race, the Silurians, last seen on Doctor Who in 1984.
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UK cable channel Disney XD airs the 19th episode of K-9. The Australian-made series features no Doctor Who-related characters other than K-9.
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The 767th episode of Doctor Who (the 69th since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. This is the conclusion of a two-part story which revives the classic series reptile race, the Silurians, last seen on Doctor Who in 1984.
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Film Score Monthly releases an expanded 2-CD edition of James Horner’s soundtrack from Star Trek III: The Search For Spock, presenting the movie’s full score for the first time.
The 768th episode of Doctor Who (the 70th since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. This episode is written by Oscar-winning screenwriter Richard Curtis, and guest stars Tony Curran and Bill Nighy.
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Soundtrack specialty label Intrada releases Australian composer Brian May’s soundtrack from the 1984 movie Cloak & Dagger. This is the movie’s first soundtrack release.
The 769th episode of Doctor Who (the 71st since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. This episode is written by Gareth Roberts, based on his own Tennant-era comic strip from Doctor Who Magazine, and guest stars comedian James Corden.
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Japan’s Hayabusa unmanned space probe releases a re-entry capsule containing samples of surface material it gathered from asteroid 25143 Itokawa in 2005. The capsule survives a punishing 25G re-entry and is recovered from the Australian outback, as planned, while Hayabusa itself burns up in Earth’s atmosphere. The sample payload – approximately 1500 grains averaging 10 micrometers in diameter – reveals that Itokawa has a composition virtually identical to a chondrite meteorite. A significant achievement in the history of the Japanese space program, the Hayabusa mission inspires no fewer than three movies, and a sequel of its own: the Hayabusa-2 space probe, approved in August 2010 and scheduled for launch in 2014.
Varese Sarabande releases an expanded 2-CD edition of Michael Giacchino’s soundtrack from the 2009 Star Trek reboot movie, presenting the movie’s full score for the first time.
Part of the 24th full-time crew of the International Space Station lifts off from Russia’s Baikonur Cosmodrome aboard Soyuz TMA-19. Fyodor Yurchikhin, Shannon Walker and Douglas Wheelock take up residence on the ISS for 163 days, becoming part of the Expedition 24/25 crews. All three return to Earth in November 2010 aboard the same vehicle.
The 770th episode of Doctor Who (the 72nd since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. Alex Kingston, Tony Curran and Ian McNiece guest star. This is the first part of the two-part season finale.
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