Been meaning to start a thread on this for years and never have for some reason. Big fan of both the original (what I've seen/remember of it...) and the rebooted series.
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BBC ONE RELEASES AN ADDENDUM TO THE ANGELS TAKE MANHATTAN...
...revealing more about the fate of Rory and Amy.
CHECK OUT THIS SUPER-MEGA-UBER-GIGANTO-CRAZYCOOL SET - COMING IN NOVEMBER!! [Reply]
Doctor Who: Christmas Special synopsis and picture
News Louisa Mellor Nov 15, 2012
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The BBC's grand tradition of combining the Children In Need telethon with Doctor Who continues tomorrow evening on BBC One...
This story contains potential spoilers.
Tomorrow evening, Friday the 16th of November, will be host not only to the BBC Children In Need appeal, but also to a special Steven Moffat-penned mini-prequel to this year's Doctor Who Christmas Special, and a brand new trailer for the Special itself.
The BBC has released this quite sparing official synopsis for the episode (read: we all knew that anyway) as well as the handsome image below of Matt Smith in his Victorian get-up.
"Following the epic mid-season finale, the Doctor gets in the holiday spirit in the all-new Christmas special written by lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat (Sherlock). Accompanied by his newest companion, played by Jenna-Louise Coleman, the Doctor’s latest adventure through space and time sees him once again crossing paths with the homo-reptilian Silurian Madame Vastra (Neve McIntosh) and her cohort Jenny (Catrin Stewart)."
This is what Smith had to say about the Christmas Special:
“We’ve got the wonderful Richard E. Grant who’s brilliant as a sort of villainous role. We meet the new companion. We’ve got Vastra, Jenny and Strax making a return appearance which is terribly exciting. And it does the sort of wonderful Doctor Who-ey Christmas things – you know, snow, aliens, good will, good cheer, someone trying to take over the world.”
Remember to tune in to the BBC on Friday night then (and come back here for discussion afterwards), and chums, give generously... [Reply]
Originally Posted by Scott Pilgrim:
I do like Jenna-Louise Coleman, I'm excited for new blood in there
One of the best parts of the show is that it constantly reinvents itself. And, you don't get 20+ episodes at a time like US shows. Time for something new...
Doctor Who: David Tennant rumoured to be returning for 50th anniversary
News Louisa Mellor Nov 20, 2012
The rumour that the tenth Doctor, David Tennant, is set to return for Who's fiftieth anniversary is gaining momentum...
The past year has seen David Tennant and his fellow former Doctors produce an array of non-commital noises when asked the now-traditional Who interview question: "And will you be returning for the show's 50th anniversary special?".
Bound no doubt by several yards of legal contract and the threatening glare of Steven Moffat, non-commital noises are as far as Tennant's gone in public, but an anonymous Doctor Who source our chums over at Bleeding Cool describe as "solid" informs them that yes, Tennant will indeed be returning for next year's anniversary.
The exact words being reported are: "Yes. David Tennant will be back in time for the Doctor Who anniversary. Be prepared to be surprised…" [Reply]
Doctor Who: David Tennant rumoured to be returning for 50th anniversary
News Louisa Mellor Nov 20, 2012
The rumour that the tenth Doctor, David Tennant, is set to return for Who's fiftieth anniversary is gaining momentum...
The past year has seen David Tennant and his fellow former Doctors produce an array of non-commital noises when asked the now-traditional Who interview question: "And will you be returning for the show's 50th anniversary special?".
Bound no doubt by several yards of legal contract and the threatening glare of Steven Moffat, non-commital noises are as far as Tennant's gone in public, but an anonymous Doctor Who source our chums over at Bleeding Cool describe as "solid" informs them that yes, Tennant will indeed be returning for next year's anniversary.
The exact words being reported are: "Yes. David Tennant will be back in time for the Doctor Who anniversary. Be prepared to be surprised…"
Assuming no other former Doctors are involved, do they call that episode "The Two Doctors"? [Reply]