‘The Doctor’s Wife’ Synopsis

The BBC Press Office have now released the official synopsis press release for the fourth episode of Series 6, titled ‘The Doctor’s Wife’…


The Doctor receives a distress signal from an old friend. Could there really be another living Time Lord out there? Hopes raised, he follows the signal to a junkyard planet sitting upon a mysterious asteroid in a Bubble universe, populated by a very strange family, as the time-travelling drama continues.



The Doctor, Amy and Rory are given the warmest of welcomes by Auntie, Uncle and Nephew. But the beautiful and insane Idris greets them in a more unusual fashion – what is she trying to tell the Doctor? As the Doctor investigates, he unwittingly puts his friends in the gravest danger.



The Doctor is played by Matt Smith, Amy by Karen Gillan, Rory by Arthur Darvill and Idris by Suranne Jones.

> BBC Press Office

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Fan Art #2 - The Ponds

It been quite a while since my previous (and first) Fan Art post, so I thought it was time I post another! This piece of artwork is entirely by me and is called “The Ponds”.

“The Legs” and “The Nose”!
...as The Doctor called Amy and Rory Pond in Impossible Astronaut.
Here they're in their costumes for Series 6 Episode 9 (rumoured to be called "What Are Little Boys Made Of?")




> Me on DeviantArt.com

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Confidential 6.2: Breaking The Silence

The BBC Press Office have released the official full synopsis of the Doctor Who Confidential episode to accompany ‘The Day Of The Moon’, entitled ‘Breaking The Silence’…

Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill take us on a wild west tour, deep in the heart of the American desert. The Doctor Who crew are filming in a very unusual location of super-size scale and Confidential brings covers the entire journey from the States to the stars. Alex Kingston speculates about the mysterious River Song and The Silence have their say on one of the scariest monsters to date.
Featuring interviews with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill and Alex Kingston.



The first episode of Doctor Who Confidential series 6 will be broadcast 7pm Saturday 30th April on BBC Three.

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‘My Mysterious Doctor’ Poster

Following the posters released last year, such as the Crack In Time poster and the The Pandorica Opens poster of Van Gogh’s TARDIS exploding painting, the BBC have now given the official nod for a release of the painting shown during the opening minutes of ‘The Impossible Astronaut’, last Saturday, of a painting of the Eleventh Doctor in a Poseidon-like pose.

A Revealing Look at Our Favourite Time Lord

Ladies and gentlemen, please don't avert your eyes! Because if you do, you might miss out on this very special tongue-in-cheek art print that appeared as a canvas painting in Doctor Who, Series 6: "The Impossible Astronaut."

QMX is thrilled to bring you a faithful re-creation of the painting titled, "My Mysterious Doctor." It's an unabashed look at Matt Smith as Doctor Who, clutching a trident, with cherubs circling overhead and a scarlet red drape positioned ever so appropriately.

The unfinished painting was supposedly created by a nobleman's daughter, Matilda, and appeared onscreen for a few fleeting moments. Our art print is taken directly from the original painting and has been resized to 18" w x 24" h on 100-pound satin-finish paper.

Positively scandalous!* And just $14.95.

The 18-inch wide 24-inch tall poster entitled ‘My Mysterious Doctor’ is currently listed as having an RRP of $14.95 - we are yet to discover the UK retail price – and is available to order now!

> Buy on QMX Online

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Support Elisabeth Sladen Stamp Tribute Campaign

A Facebook group has been recently set up as a campaign to get Elisabeth Sladen, called Elisabeth Sladen - Commemorative First Day Stamp Cover Tribute, put on a Royal Mail stamp as a commemorative tribute to the wonderful woman who filled the brilliant role of Sarah Jane Smith for over 30 years. Here is the information the founder of the group has given…

We have a group on Facebook, which we're desperately trying to get support for. We're trying to push forward the idea of the Stamp Centre in London, to do a commemorative First Day Stamp Cover as a tribute to Elisabeth Sladen in recognition of her many contributions to the world of Doctor Who.

I emailed the Stamp Centre prior to creating the Facebook group, and I finally heard back from them today. This was their response.

"Thanks for suggestion we were thinking of doing something for Nick but maybe we will do something for both of them. Steven [Moffat?] will talk to Tom Baker about doing a tribute cover."

I feel if we can get enough support for this group, we can forward the link to the Stamp Centre and cement the idea.

So it is actually a possibility, and actually more than just a possibility!

> Information quote Source
> Elisabeth Sladen - Commemorative First Day Stamp Cover Tribute

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Doctor Who Insider # 5

BBC America have released their 5th short feature Doctor Who Insider, this time focussing on the production behind-the-scenes and on set of the episode ‘The God Complex’ due for broadcast in Autumn and a sneak peek at what David Walliams will look like in the episode, with interviews from the actors and producers…

Doctor Who: Insider Part 5 -- On the Set

> BBC America Doctor Who site

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My Sarah Jane – Elisabeth Sladen Tribute

Tonight, straight after the premiere episode of Doctor Who Series 6, ‘The Impossible Astronaut’, sees the broadcast of the 15-minute CBBC tribute programme ‘My Sarah Jane’ in honour of Elisabeth Sladen, after her tragically sad death on Tuesday 19th April. this is the information the BBC released last Wednesday about the programme…

Elisabeth Sladen created one of Doctor Who's best loved and most enduring characters, Sarah Jane Smith. For over 35 years she brought the feisty, compassionate journalist to life, creating a figure that was adored by audiences of all ages - truly a heroine whose appeal had no boundaries.


This 15 minute programme is both a tribute and a celebration of Elisabeth Sladen. It brings together stories from friends and colleagues and draws on a rich archive of material to remind us of Sarah Jane's journey, from companion to the Third Doctor to the central character in CBBC's award-winning The Sarah Jane Adventures.


Produced by Gillane Seaborne and Brian Minchin, My Sarah Jane: A Tribute to Elisabeth Sladen is on CBBC on Saturday, at 6.45pm, straight after the end of The Impossible Astronaut.


Please watch ‘My Sarah Jane’ on the CBBC Channel today at 6:45pm straight after ‘The Impossible Astronaut’, in memory of a wonderful woman.

‘The Curse Of The Black Spot’ Synopsis

The BBC Press Office have now released the official synopsis press release for the third episode of Series 6, titled ‘The Curse Of The Black Spot’…

The TARDIS is marooned onboard a 17th-century pirate ship whose crew is being attacked by a mysterious and beautiful sea creature, as the time-travelling drama continues.


Becalmed and beset by cabin fever, the pirates have numerous superstitious explanations for the Siren's appearance. The Doctor has other ideas but, as his theories are disproved and every plan of escape is thwarted, he must work to win the trust of the implacable Captain Avery and uncover the truth behind the pirates' supernatural fears – and he must work quickly, for some of his friends have already fallen under the Siren's spell...


The Doctor is played by Matt Smith, Captain Avery by Hugh Bonneville, Amy by Karen Gillan and Rory by Arthur Darvill.

> BBC Press Office

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In memory of Elisabeth Sladen

As I’m sure you all know by now, but it is with deep regret that inform you of the passing of Elisabeth Sladen.

Elisabeth was, to put it quite simply, a Doctor Who legend. She was a kind, generous, warm-hearted lady who stole the scene every time she walked into frame. I was – as I know many, if not all, of you were – utterly shocked and saddened by the news of her death last night. Again, as with Lis’s good friends Barry Letts (prolific Doctor Who producer 1969-74) and Nicholas Courtney (The Brigadier), it was cancer that did it. Apparently she had been ill for quite some time.

My apologies for the long delay of this post, but I had no idea how I could possibly write something that would do this wonderful lady enough justice. I cannot express the tremendous feeling of disbelief and shock that I felt when I heard the news of Elisabeth’s death - I expect many of you experienced something very similar.

                        

Though I have known Doctor Who well my whole life, I am somebody who came to the show properly in 2003, after the announcement of the show’s imminent return and during the surge of classic series story repeats. I was first introduced to the character of Sarah Jane Smith in a repeat of the story ‘Pyramids Of Mars’ on UK Gold, which for me could not have been a better introduction to Miss Smith. I distinctly remember being struck during that story by how original Sarah Jane was as a companion to what I had seen before and by this actress’s brilliant performance and portrayal.

As a discovered a few years later, this was the performance of Elisabeth Sladen who, if I hadn’t taken to her instantly before, had stolen my heart as Sarah Jane once more in ‘School Reunion’ in 2006 – despite all the years off-screen, Elisabeth proved she hadn’t lost any of her talent for acting. So I was delighted when The Sarah Jane Adventures came along and turned out to be real TV gold, giving another generation the chance to fall in love with her and Sarah Jane Smith once more, and she did just that. Her energy and vibrant radiance never faltered, as with her performances.

All my sympathies go out to Elisabeth’s family and friends. She will be sadly missed by them and her many fans, and will definitely be remembered with great, great fondness. Goodbye Elisabeth Sladen, you will never be forgotten.

Elisabeth Sladen (1948-2011)

• The BBC's obituary for Elisabeth.
• The Guardian's obituary – by Toby Hadoke

Confidential 6.1: Coming To America

The BBC Press Office have released the official full synopsis of the Doctor Who Confidential episode to accompany ‘The Impossible Astronaut’, entitled ‘Coming To America’…

Doctor Who Confidential travels Stateside with the cast and crew to show how Doctor Who created its very own American Dream.


In Utah, Confidential follows the director's quest to find the perfect movie-style backdrop to one of the most ambitious scenes to date. Matt Smith dons his stetson and gives us a run-down of the USA filming and the crew talk us through the thrills of filming in the Utah desert.


Back on home ground, we bring you the creation of the Oval Office, the much-debated return of River Song and a whole load of backstage action from this spectacular two-parter.


Featuring interviews with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill and Alex Kingston.

The first episode of Doctor Who Confidential series 6 will be broadcast 7pm Saturday 23rd April on BBC Three.

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John Simm to Return?

One of Doctor Who’s trio of executive producers and its head writer Steven Moffat has teased that John Simm may reprise his role in the show as the sixth incarnation of The Master, having previously appeared in Series 3’s three-parter finale and the 2009 specials finale and swansong of the Tenth Doctor ‘The End Of Time’.

At the screening of the opening two-parter story of Series 6 in New York recently, Moffat said:
"After [Simm’s last appearance] he'd been saying, 'I think now that David [Tennant]'s left as the Doctor, I would have to leave the Master'. But he pulled me aside and said, 'I didn't mean that! Look at me, I'm fit, I'm okay!'"


Moffat also laughed off the rife rumours that Benedict Cumberbatch, star of Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ Sherlock, would be cast as The Master, saying, “Benedict has to wait probably.”

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David Tennant & Catherine Tate on ‘Graham Norton Show’

For the UK folk out there, tonight David Tennant and Catherine Tate will be on Graham Norton’s big red sofa on his Friday night primetime BBC One (and BBC America in one week, as I understand it) chat show 'The Graham Norton Show to promote their upcoming play, as they star as Benedict and Beatrice in Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ at the Wyndhams Theatre from 16th May 2011 – a play that was modernised and adapted for TV in 2005 starring Billie Piper as Hero.

Here’s The Graham Norton Show press info:
In the first show of a new series, Graham's guests include former Doctor Who David Tennant, the Doctor's former companion, actress and comedian Catherine Tate, and funnyman Jon Richardson. Plus Grammy award-winner Josh Groban chats and performs Higher Window.


> The Graham Norton Show

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‘The Day Of The Moon’ Synopsis

The BBC Press Office have now released the official synopsis press release for the second episode of Series 6, titled ‘The Day Of The Moon’…

The Doctor is locked in the perfect prison while Amy, Rory and River Song are being hunted down across America by the FBI, as the time-travelling adventure series continues.
With the help of new friend and FBI-insider Canton Everett Delaware the Third, our heroes are reunited to share their discoveries, if not their memories. The world is occupied by an alien force that controls humanity through post-hypnotic suggestion, and no one can be trusted.
Aided by President Nixon and Neil Armstrong's foot, the Doctor must mount a revolution to drive out the enemy and rescue the missing little girl. No one knows why they took her. Or why they have kidnapped Amy Pond...
The Doctor is played by Matt Smith, Amy by Karen Gillan, Rory by Arthur Darvill, River Song by Alex Kingston and Canton Everett Delaware the Third by Mark Sheppard.


> BBC Press Office

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‘The Impossible Astronaut’ Synopsis

The BBC Press Office have now released the official synopsis press release for the first episode of Series 6, titled ‘The Impossible Astronaut’…

Four envelopes, numbered two, three and four – each containing a date, time and map reference, unsigned, but TARDIS blue – begin the latest series of the time-travelling adventures. Who sent them? And who received the missing number one?


This strange summons reunites The Doctor, Amy, Rory and River Song in the middle of the Utah desert and unveils a terrible secret that The Doctor's friends must never reveal to him.


Placing his life entirely in their hands, The Doctor agrees to search for the recipient of the fourth envelope. Just who is Canton Everett Delaware the Third? And what is the relevance of their only other clue: "Space 1969"? Their quest lands them in the Oval Office, where they are enlisted by President Nixon himself to assist enigmatic former FBI agent Canton in saving a terrified little girl from a mysterious spaceman.


The Doctor is played by Matt Smith, Amy by Karen Gillan, Rory by Arthur Darvill, River Song by Alex Kingston and Canton Everett Delaware the Third by Mark Sheppard.

> BBC Press Office

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BBC America–Dr Who Insider #3

BBC America have released their 3rd short feature Doctor Who Insider, this time focussing on the production team’s shoot in America (is BBC America going to look at anything other than that??), with new but brief clips of the first two-parter, along with snippets of interviews with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill, Steven Moffat and Beth Willis…

Doctor Who: Insider Part 3 -- In America 2011 Behind-the-Scenes

> BBC America Doctor Who site

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First Silent Promo Pic

The very first official promotional picture of a Silent (of The Silence) for Series 6 of Doctor Who has been revealed by the BBC, which appear in the first two episodes and again further on in the series. I know this is pretty hard to miss if you’re trying to dodge spoilers, so I apologise to those who are, but…




Spooooooky!!


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TARDIS Trio New York Signing

The TARDIS trio of Matt Smith (full of zeal, as always), Karen Gillan (kooky, as always) and Arthur Darvill (keepin’ it cool, as always) took a trip over to the Big Apple today for a book and DVD signing to promote the upcoming series of Doctor Who and a quick interview was filmed for our viewing pleasure.

WARNING: Contains spontaneously crazy and funny  outbursts, such as Karen singing the word “Fiji”.
Enjoy…

Exclusive: Interview with "Doctor Who" Cast at NYC Signing, 4/8/11

This sounds terribly unprofessional in a post, but if you excuse it this once…*clears throat*… LMAO!!!

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BBC America – Doctor Who Insider #2

BBC America have released their 2nd short feature Doctor Who Insider, this time focussing on the character of The Doctor, with snippets of interviews with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Steven Moffat and Alex Kingston as well as little bits of new Series 6 clips (like the one featured on this post’s banner, above).

Doctor Who: Insider Part 2 -- The Doctor 2011 Behind-the-Scenes

> BBC America Doctor Who site

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John Barrowman & Bill Pullman at Cannes

In a promotional press junket, John Barrowman (Captain Jack!!) and Bill Pullman (Oswald Danes and star of Independence Day) have gone to Managers in Partnership Television Media Market (MIPTV) to promote July’s fourth series of Torchwood, ‘Miracle Day’.

They spoke to Richard Arnold about working with each other, what they love about ‘Miracle Day’, and Johnny B also talks about the growth of Torchwood from Series One way back in 2006 to Series Four and the massive changes Torchwood has undergone every series…

John Barrowman and Bill Pullman on Torchwood: Miracle Day

John Barrowman explained the approach to the new series of Torchwood even further during an interview with Deadline: “There is so much more we can do with Torchwood now having made the leap to America. It’s going to be even bigger and better. And, for me on a personal level, the move to America has been amazing. The audience is going to need a forklift truck to pick their jaws off the ground. The stunt work is unbelievable. I used to do quite a lot of stunts except if it was jumping off of buildings but now I’m not allowed to because of the insurance policy. I’m much more valuable in America!”


Julie Gardner – executive producer for Torchwood since the first series – also gave her comments on the show and on the new global feeling to it in the new series: “We're taking the Welsh global - retaining the best of British drama while learning all about US production values. Previously, America was represented in our stories by two people in US military uniform. Now we can tell a truly global story with actors of the calibre of Bill Pullman.”
Speaking to Worldscreen, Julie also said: “It helps us reach some scale. We've had for the first time the opportunity to shoot both in the U.K. and also in America. We are doing bigger stunts. We are able to create more action. We have more background artists. So there is an onscreen value. The single most important thing to say is, at heart, the show remains the same. We haven't been asked to change it. We haven't been asked to be 'American', whatever that means. Both Starz and BBC One have asked us to make the best quality, most bold offering of Miracle Day that we possibly could.”


An article about the show’s much-anticipated return also shed some light on the issue of the updates and alterations to John Barrowman’s costume as Captain Jack Harkness in Torchwood: Miracle Day: “Among the tweaks on the show, Captain Jack’s iconic RAF coat has been “re-booted” with a lighter weight material and a “slimmer cut.” According to Barrowman, the former was to account for LA’s hotter weather, while the latter was the decision of the designer (Shawna Trpcic), not him.”


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New Promo Shots – The Doctor, Amy & Rory

The BBC Press Office has issued four more promotional shots – this time singular character poster-style pictures -  for the upcoming new series, two featuring The Doctor, and one each for the two Ponds: Amy and Rory. Click to enlarge…



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Steven Moffat Talks Series 6

The official BBC Doctor Who site (yep, them again!) have updated their news feed with an exclusive interview with the man himself: the Showrunner, Executive Producer and Head Writer (and general all round genius) of Doctor Who… Steven ‘The Moff’ Moffat!

How has this series evolved from last year?

Well we've moved through the funfair a bit - we've done the rollercoaster, now we're on the ghost train. Last year, in a way, was all about saying, don't worry, it's still him, it's still the same show, nothing's really been lost. Losing a leading man like David Tennant is seismic - unless you gain a leading man like Matt Smith. It's been the biggest joy to see him stride in and just claim that TARDIS for his own. But now he's really here, and the part is his, and the bow tie is cool, he's ready to lead us places we didn't know existed. Last year we reassured you - this year, to hell with that, we're going to worry the hell out of you. How well do we really know that man, or what he's capable of? We're putting the Who? back in the Doctor.

Is there a major story arc to look out for?

Oh, there's a big story being told this year, and major mysteries from the very off. As ever, in this show, the stories all stand alone, and every episode is a perfect jumping-on point for a new viewer. But at the same time the over-arching plot will be a bigger player this year. More than hints and whispers - we're barely ten minutes into episode one before our heroes face a dilemma that they'll be staring at months from now. And there will be no easy answers.

Will there be new monsters?

They're ... scary. Very scary. And, ohh, I don't want to say more - there's the Silence in 1 & 2, the Siren, in episode 3, the Gangers in 5 & 6, all these are more than just freaky costumes and masks; there are SCARY ideas here. And just wait till you meet Idris in episode 4.

Is this series scarier than the last one?

See above. Yes, I think so. But it's not JUST scary - it's funny and moving and revelling in its own insanity too.

How have the characters evolved?

The big difference, I suppose, is how long the Doctor is hanging around in the lives of his Companions. His normal MO is get them while they're young, and leave them while they're young too. He's careful to put them back where he found them, before he screws up their lives. But here he is, married couple on board - and much as he loves them both, he does wonder if it isn't time he got out of the way. Before something really BAD happens.

What can you tell us about the cliff-hanger at the end of episode 7?

Normally our cliff-hangers are lives being threatened. With this one, three live are changed FOREVER.

> BBC Doctor Who site

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New Promo Shot – The TARDIS Team

The BBC Doctor Who site have released another exciting promo shot, this time featuring the four-strong TARDIS team of The Doctor, Amy and Rory Pond, and River Song in the Utah dessert for episodes 1 and 2, ‘The Impossible Astronaut’ and ‘Day Of The Moon’.



And remember, “Stetsons are cool!”

> BBC Doctor Who site

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Episodes 1 & 2 Synopses

The official BBC Doctor Who site has revealed the two official press release synopses for the opening two-parter episodes, after an enthralling night for Whovians goggling at the reviews from the recent press screening. It, obviously, CONTAINS SPOILERS!

6.1: ‘The Impossible Astronaut’

Four envelopes, numbered 2, 3 and 4, each containing a date, time and map reference, unsigned, but TARDIS blue. Who sent them? And who received the missing number one? This strange summons reunites the Doctor, Amy, Rory and River Song in the middle of the Utah desert and unveils a terrible secret the Doctor's friends must never reveal to him.
Placing his life entirely in their hands, the Doctor agrees to search for the recipient of the fourth envelope - just who is Canton Everett Delaware the Third? And what is the relevance of their only other clue: 'Space 1969'? Their quest lands them - quite literally - in the Oval Office, where they are enlisted by President Nixon himself to assist enigmatic former-FBI agent Canton, in saving a terrified little girl from a mysterious spaceman.

6.2: ‘Day of the Moon’

The Doctor is locked in the perfect prison. Amy, Rory and River Song are being hunted down across America by the FBI. With the help of new friend and FBI-insider, Canton Everett Delaware the Third, our heroes are reunited to share their discoveries, if not their memories. For the world is occupied by an alien force who control humanity through post-hypnotic suggestion and no one can be trusted. Aided by President Nixon and Neil Armstrong's foot, the Doctor must mount a revolution to drive out the enemy and rescue the missing little girl. No-one knows why they took her. Or why they have kidnapped Amy Pond...


> BBC Doctor Who site

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Opening Two-Parter gets Rave Reviews!

The opening two-parter of Doctor Who Series 6 – ‘The Impossible Astronaut’ and ‘Day Of The Moon’ – has just had it’s premiere press launch screening in London, and has received rapturous praise all over the web…

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Caitlin Moran (columnist for The Times), for instance, said the following on her Twitter feed:


@caitlinmoran Caitlin Moran – “Well, having watched the first two episodes of the new series of Doctor Who, I can tell you it is ALL KICKING OFF.”
 “f you want a writer who can milk every single amusing, heart-breaking possibility of time travel, Stephen Moffat's your man.”
 “River Song does a thing that's so cool, the whole auditorium applauded.”

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And former Doctor Who Magazine editor and SJA writer, Clayton Hickman said:


@claytonhickman Clayton Hickman – “Doctor Who and the Impossible Astronaut and the Day of the Moon were even better than I expected. And I expected superbness. Hooray!”

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Aaaand film/TV/Heat mag reviewer Boyd Hilton had this to say:


@boydhilton boydhilton – “Enough great stories in the first two new Doctor Who episodes to fill a whole series. Amazing fun and scares.”

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And to top it all off, Den Of Geek have given this brilliant SPOILER-FREE review >>>

Looks like we're set for something magnificent!

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Series 6 Press Launch and Clips!

The premiere press launch screening of the Doctor Who Series Six opening two-parter ‘The Impossible Astronaut’ and ‘Day Of The Moon’, to ravingly positive reviews across the web and Twitter, and once again BBC News’ entertainment correspondent Lizo Mzimbo was in the thick of the action.

Lizo interviewed the ever wondrous duo that is Matt Smith and Karen Gillan on their time filming the new series, what’s we’ve got to look forward to, along with a scattering of exciting little clips of the opening two episodes…

Doctor Who Series 6 Matt Smith & Karen Gillan Interview with Clips – With thanks to Doctor Who TV

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BBC Worldwide Torchwood: Miracle Day Poster

BBC Worldwide have released their brand spanking new, movie-style poster for the much-anticipated upcoming fourth series of the Doctor Who spin-off, Torchwood: Miracle Day. Hooray!! At least this one’s better than the Earth/bomb poster released recently (click image to enlarge).

“DEATH IS NOT AN OPTION…”





Torchwood: Miracle Day begins airing it’s 10-episode run on July 8th 2011.

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