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	Outpost Gallifrey: Articles and Features
		Rob Shearman: No, it was the lone Dalek idea that led Julie and Russell to contact me in the first place.
		Rob Shearman: Well, I'm quite relieved it was only 45 minutes, because I think it gave an unremitting tension to the thing a cliffhanger might have interrupted.
		Rob Shearman: I was assured that it would all fit in to the scheme of the season.
	www.gallifreyone.com /article.php?id=shearman (4347 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Rob Shearman establishes the characters and setting, lets them run for a bit in Episode 2 and 3, and then pulls off a stunning climax as the answers are revealed.
		It is here that Shearman’s trademark juxtaposition of horror and comedy comes to the fore, with the other servants assuming that the scullery maid committed suicide, Shaughnessy happily telling the Doctor, “Edith was so simple minded that she didn’t realize that she couldn’t drown herself in the sink, and so she did”.
		Shearman’s characterisation of Edith is masterful, and is vital to the pathos of the piece, since it makes her a figure easy to sympathize with; the real tragedy is of course that Charley didn’t even know her.
	208.100.12.85 /review.php?id=bf-29 (5305 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		Shearman’s dialogue intentionally misleads the listener into thinking that this could be Davros (Miriam even saying “you might say he created them [the Daleks]”) but it is actually revealed to be the Doctor (from the other time frame), his legs amputated as punishment for repeated escape attempts.
		Shearman has very cleverly used the right pace to bring the dark elements of the script slowly into the foreground, and the result is a much more affecting piece of work than it would have been if the humour was constant throughout, or if there was none at all.
		Shearman has shown once again why he is more than worthy of the praise he has heaped upon him, and as shining examples of Colin Baker stories go, this one pretty much shines the brightest of all.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=bf-40 (4162 words)

	the mind robber - Online Raffle
		Mr Shearman described a couple of bits he had had trimmed out, such as when the Dalek downloads the internet but has to sift through a load of porn first.
		Rob Shearman also talked about the tone of his story and the worry he felt when he first saw Aliens of London and thought he'd got the feel of the new series completely wrong.
		I was able to get another few words with Rob Shearman and I asked him about the aliens he was forced to invent at short notice when they lost the rights to the Daleks.
	www.themindrobber.co.uk /dr-who-at-cavern.html (1546 words)

	Interview with Robert Shearman
		Writer Rob Shearman still feels like he was handed a winning lottery ticket, only to discover it was a double rollover week.
		Rob recalls: "When I told my wife that I'd been given the Dalek episode she wasn't impressed because, as she remembered them, they weren't anything to be that afraid of, and in a way she's right.
		An accomplished writer for the theatre, TV and radio, Rob enjoyed "replaying" his childhood in the new series, having become a firm Doctor Who fan at the age of 11.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /features/arc/2005/nz7993.php (510 words)

	Rob Shearman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shearman was educated at Reigate Grammar School (where he was a contemporary of David Walliams) and University of Exeter.
		An established theatrical playwright, Shearman has worked with Alan Ayckbourn, had a play produced by Francis Ford Coppola, and has received several international awards for his work in theatre.
		Shearman wrote the television episode Dalek for the 2005 series of Doctor Who produced by Russell T. Davies for the BBC.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rob_Shearman (366 words)

	Rob Shearman : comctl32: Test the painting behaviour of the progress bar control.
		Rob Shearman : comctl32: Test the painting behaviour of the progress bar control.
		Module: wine Branch: refs/heads/master Commit: 823ba55acaf5a466f78aecdead8bc1fdadc8abf6 URL: http://source.winehq.org/git/?p=wine.git;a=commit;h=823ba55acaf5a466f78aecdead8bc1fdadc8abf6 Author: Rob Shearman at codeweavers.com> Date: Wed Jan 11 12:12:06 2006 +0100 comctl32: Test the painting behaviour of the progress bar control.
		Test the painting behaviour of the progress bar control when the PBM_SETPOS message is sent to it, with respect to whether the background is erased and what part of the control is redrawn.
	www.winehq.com /pipermail/wine-cvs/2006-January/020225.html (199 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Gary chose to bookend 2003 with two Rob Shearman stories, by far the most popular of the writers on his staff and in both cases Rob produced something astonishingly good.
		Rob Shearman asked to write an 8th Doctor and Charley story, with just the 2 of them in it.
		With just two characters, barely any incidental music and short episodes, the result is quite a strange experience.The script is Rob Shearman`s weakest, mainly because he only has two established characters to work with and also because the thrust of the story deals with the overdone concept of love.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/scherzo.htm (3910 words)

	BBC - Doctor Who - Rob Shearman
		Rob chats about Daleks, penguins and being scary.
		Rob Shearman, now a writer on the new Doctor Who series, chatted to us in March 2002 about his Big Finish audios, Daleks and more.
		Hello there, my name's Rob Shearman and I've written three Big Finish Doctor Who stories.
	www.bbc.co.uk /doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2004/01/01/13772.shtml (998 words)

	Scherzo
		Rob: So what happens is this - they wander around a big glass ring, eat raw alternate universe evolving monsters, chat a bit and then they sort of chat a bit more...
		The darker, grittier style of this tune admirably suits the Eighth Doctor's BF adventures and I am sad to note that they have taken out the "oof oof oof oof" bit in later stories.
		Sadly Douglas Adams is very very dead and has not written any of the alternate universes so apart from Shearman's exploration of the new universe's weirdness in Scherzo, the entire idea has gone to waste and I bet the bloke who thought it up is really narked.
	diysheep.tripod.com /id16.html (1486 words)

	The Gallifreyan Embassy - Series One Repeats for Canada and Rob Shearman in Toronto
		From July 7-9, 2006 new series writer Rob Shearman will be appearing at the TT20 convention in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		Rob's Doctor Who work includes writing the Series One episode "Dalek" as well as several acclaimed audios for Big Finish including the acclaimed "Jubilee", "The Holy Terror" and "The Chimes of Midnight".
		At TCON Rob will be doing on-stage QandA as well as signing autographs for fans during the weekend.
	gallifreyanembassy.org /portal/article.php?story=20060609153621565 (479 words)

	Gmane -- Gmane Loom: gmane.comp.emulators.wine.cvs
		Rob Shearman : ole32: Use the reduced forms of monikers for comparison
		Rob Shearman : ole32: Add some tests for the running object table.
		Rob Shearman : ole32: Marshal the ORPCTHAT structure prefixed to the s
	news.gmane.org /group/gmane.comp.emulators.wine.cvs/last= (699 words)

	Doctor Who, David Tennant, Billie Piper, Tom Baker, BBC - MSN TV UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Writer Rob Shearman still feels like he was handed a winning lottery ticket when he realised the task of writing Doctor Who with the Daleks had fallen to him.
		Russell had been impressed by a 2003 Doctor Who audio play featuring the Daleks which Rob had written, and he used it for the basis of reviving the Doctor's arch enemy.
		Writer Rob Shearman enjoyed 'replaying' his childhood in the new series, having become a firm Doctor Who fan at the age of 11.
	entertainment.msn.co.uk /tv/doctorwhothedaleks (434 words)

	Samantha Wilkinson - Dalek
		Since Rob Shearman was ripping himself off, it's not a huge crime, but I kinda hoped the guy had more than one Dalek story in him.
		But Shearman reusing the Dalek plot (and even cutting and pasting some of the lines!) was a bit irritating for me as it meant I knew where the episode was going.
		Apropos of nothing, Sam just mentioned to me that when she brought it up on the Outpost Gallifrey forums, Rob Shearman was amused by the insane idea I came up with while listening to "Jubilee", that the mystery man in the Tower was actually a freakishly modified, 121-year-old Franklin D. Roosevelt in a Davros rig.
	samantha2074.livejournal.com /53267.html (2810 words)

	Fix snprintfW Return Value (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		On Fri, 2004-07-09 at 16:26, Rob Shearman wrote: > Hi, > > At present, if the size of the buffer passed to snprintfW is too small > then the function returns -1, as opposed to the required size of the > buffer (as per C snprintf).
		> > Rob > > Changelog: > Fix snprintfW to return the required buffer size in the case of the > actual buffer being too small And here is a slightly better patch without the infinite loops.
		Rob Changelog: Fix snprintfW to return the required buffer size in the case of the Actual buffer being too small -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed...
	www.winehq.com /pipermail/wine-patches/2004-July/011577.html (214 words)

	Doctor Who - Big Finish Productions
		Eighth Doctor on its start of a four part run December 2003 sees Robert Shearman's "Scherzo", which has been described as 'a powerful and highly emotional start to the new run'.
		He felt Rob's background in both theatre and more traditional radio drama, plus of course his enviable ability to turn the one-line description "a two-hander, Doc and Charley alone, lost in a new universe and being somewhat fractious" into four episodes of lyrical, emotional and exciting drama, made him the obvious choice.
		The photos we obtained of him which he doesn't want his wife to ever see were of some encouragement too, we feel...
	www.whotopia.keen2host.co.uk /drwho/bigfinish/bigfinish-52.htm (1748 words)

	CodeWeavers - Support - Ticket System - Ticket #67619: The software required for communicating with the iPod is not ...
		Hi Rob, On, Tue 2005-11-15 at 10:12, Rob Shearman wrote: > I'll update this ticket when there is > progress.
		Regards, Maron Kristofersson Australia On, Tue 2005-11-15 at 10:12, Rob Shearman wrote: > On, Tue 2005-11-15 at 3:47, Lanckmans Sven wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have the same problem.
		Regards, Maron On, Tue 2005-11-15 at 10:12, Rob Shearman wrote: > On, Tue 2005-11-15 at 3:47, Lanckmans Sven wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have the same problem.
	www.codeweavers.com /support/tickets/browse/?ticket_id=67619 (1684 words)

	Doctor Who's Companion (Frobisher)
		Despite spending a lot of time as a penguin, Frobisher still uses his shape shifting-ability, although more sensibly than before - he once became a till checkout for fourteen years simply to be close to the girl who worked there.
		Since joining the Doctor, he has been using his abilities for disguise and infiltration purposes, such as when he became the Doctor's coat during 'Mission: Impractical', to look around a location they had to rob to save two planets.
		Frobisher also possess the Doctor's high esteem for life, having once changed his beak shape when he was appointed God of a castle in 'The Holy Terror', and a man made a mistake around the beak area, which may have got the man killed.
	www.whotopia.keen2host.co.uk /drwho/companions/frobisher.htm (811 words)

	The TARDIS Library: Reviews for The Chimes of Midnight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		After Robot Shearman's brilliant Holy Terror I decided to try Chimes Of Midnight as I liked the prievew in DWM.
		The atmosphere in episode 1 has got to be the best starter to any Doctor Who story.
		Robert Shearman's script easily outshines his earlier, but still impressive, work "The Holy Terror".
	www.timelash.com /tardis/reviews.asp?141 (297 words)

	Cult Times Special #34: Cult Times Special #34: The Daleks' return
		Charged with the giant task of bringing the Daleks — well, one Dalek — back to the screen after a 17-year absence, writer Rob Shearman went all out to prove they were easily the nastiest pieces of work in the universe again
		Rob Shearman, writer of sixth episode Dalek, is best known to fans for his critically acclaimed audio plays for Big Finish, including one, Jubilee, that features a captive Dalek.
		That was the point when Van Statten began to be somebody who wanted to experiment on the Doctor; before that he just hadn’t bothered.
	www.visimag.com /culttimes/cs34_feat01.htm (466 words)

	Gusworld Blog » Blog Archive » Whovention ahoy!
		One of the special guests at this year’s event is Rob Shearman, who has written half-a-dozen audio dramas for the Big Finish range of audios, as well as the Dalek episode from this year’s TV series.
		I had a quiet chuckle to myself when I learnt Rob was attending.
		At the Dimensions get-together last November, Rob was one of the guests, and during a rather drunken conversation with him at the bar, I suggested that he should line himself up to be a guest at the next Australian convention.
	www.gusworld.com.au /blog/?p=26 (372 words)

	Sci-Fi Universe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Article posted on Friday April 22, 2005 by Michael van Poppel at 1.33 am EST / 10.33 pm PST [April 21].
		When the Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) and Rose (Billie Piper) investigate, they discover that the Doctor's oldest and most deadly enemy is about to break free...
		When we first encounter the Dalek, it is in a wretched state - isolated, imprisoned, tortured - but it still unnverves the Doctor.
	www.scifiuniverse.net /news/2005/04/22_02.html (548 words)

	Whoovers Online - An Evening With DVDs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Whoovers have a collection of their own DVDs for sale, celebrating some of the splendid guest evenings they have had over the years.
		Rob Shearman made a second visit to Whoovers in October 2006, all on his own this time.
		In conversation with Gary Finney he discusses his involvement with the show from the 80s to his subsequent work on DVD and CD releases as the audio specialist of the Restoration Team.
	www.whoovers.org.uk /DVDs/index.html (473 words)

	Rob Shearman
		I'm so proud that that was my first taste of Doctor Who celebrity..." The first but hardly the last - Big Finish audio plays by Rob Shearman have won DWM's annual polls on three separate occasions, and he has now graduated to working on the TV show itself...
		I lost my passion for the show around the time of the hiatus - which seems remarkably fickle - not because I didn't think the show was good because I like Colin's first season and still do, but when it wasn't on TV it stopped being something I could learn and discuss new information about.
		Gary's very good at being both supportive and knowing that it actually helps a writer enormously to know that you have a certain freedom, but he wouldn't let me do any old rubbish.
	www.btinternet.com /~david.darlington/WORDS/DWM/346RobShearman.htm (9128 words)

	Wine Traffic #313 For 15 May
		Mostly because most of the work is being done by Rob Shearman and hasn't generated much discussion on wine-devel.
		Rob Shearman, Wine's resident COM guru, posted a patch and asked for feedback:
		I had hoped others would continue development on typelib stuff, picking up from where I left off after the rewrite to use more of VariantChangeType, but unfortunately this isn't the case and I don't have enough time to work on this area too much.
	kt.planetmirror.com /wine/wn20060515_313.html (2825 words)

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