Pulse on the iPlayer
Thanks very much for all the kind comments about Pulse overnight, everyone. I'll let you know when the ratings come in. The bunch of folk we saw it with squealed in all the right places, which was good fun. We've all got a good feeling about how it went.


Paul: I thought you'd like another review to add to the collection. I do a bit of writing on weekends for Monsters and Critics, which is a bit more mainstream than scifipulse.net
The editor forgot to place the BBC iPlayer link in though. So I'll likely ask her about that:)
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/smallscreen/reviews/article_1560870.php
Hey up Paul
Pulse was class...heres hoping we see more...
Just seen the preview for the Spitfire one-shot, looks brilliant...such a shame theres no MI13...sigh
Darren (Willow 616)
Thanks, you two!
Paul,
Pulse was really good, but left me disappointed that I couldn't skyplus episode 2. I really hope you get to develop this further as I've not seen a better medical drama since the first series of Cardiac Arrest.
I also enjoyed the slightly askew setting - felt like London, but isolated and a bit different.
Fingers Crossed!
Good to see it reach iPlayer - doe you know if the BBC is planning to make it available (for the usual price) via iTunes as well?
As someone who missed it on TV, it's been good to see it online (via preview and iPlayer), but a high-quality more permanent copy would be very nice, if only to tide me over until season 1 (hopefully) arrives!
when are the ratings unveiled? Curious to see how well PULSE has done!
Thanks, all. It's not on ITunes now, which probably means it won't be, sorry. If we go to series, I'm sure it will. We'll know the ratings by Wednesday, I should think. Will let you know!
Pulse was absolutely cracking and I've left my twopence worth on the BBC3 blog. Fingers crossed for series.
Paul - I'm putting together a book of my adventures with Jon and Tom during the 70s. Would you write a foreword for it? As License Denied proved, you know more about fandom than anyone!
Thanks very much, Keith. Since it's you, when you've got a publisher, let me know.