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- Infant left alone in car; Illinois woman arrested - Tampa Tribune
- Condo plan hot button in Old South - London Free Press
- Dr Who gets sonic blast off customs - thesun.co.uk
- Special Edition # 38 - Netribution (blog)
- Dr Vs Dr, Smith vs Tennant - geeks
- What do you think of the new TARDIS interior?
- K9 Official Site Launches
- Meet Tom Baker
- Dr Who gets sonic blast off customs - The Sun
- DR WHO: HOW TO BUY A TARDIS - Daily Star
- Zane Lowe covers Chris Moyles - Radio Today
- Appointment with the Doctor is nigh - Express & Echo
- Game of Poolside
- Steven Moffat on screwdrivers, Daleks and Russell
- The Doctor Drops Into Inverness
- Matt’s Doctor Explained
- TV and theatre should separate and end this glorified casting couch - The Guardian
- RSC's HAMLET With Tennant & Stewart Airs on THIRTEEN'S Great Performances 4/28 - Broadway World
- Royal Shakespeare Company's Production of Hamlet Airs on THIRTEEN'S Great ... - Your-Story.org (press release)
- Royal Shakespeare Company's Production of Hamlet Airs on THIRTEEN'S Great ... - California Chronicle
- Royal Shakespeare Company's Production of Hamlet Airs on THIRTEEN'S Great ... - EON: Enhanced Online News (press release)
- Doctor Who Magazine - Issue #420
- Doctor on Call
- The Beast Below transmission details finalized
- Go Behind The Scenes Of Doctor Who's Season Opener - io9
- End of Days: [7] Doctor Who and the Growling Gremlin of the Golgotha Gash - The Spoof (satire)
- Breaking News: TAKE A SNEAK PEEK INSIDE 'DOCTOR WHO'S SHINY NEW TARDIS - iFMagazine
- Series 5 Previewed (Spoilers)
- Doctor, who was that? - BBC News (blog)
- Daleks Again!
- Next stop, Scotland!
- What’s inside the new Doctor Who Magazine?
- The Doctor and Amy on TV & Satellite Week
- Footballing actor Matt Smith - stv.tv
- Doctor Who Magazine 420
- Doctor Who Magazine 420
- Gillan: 'New 'Who' has amazing climax' - Digital Spy
- Games Meet Daytime TV - Gamasutra (blog)
- Karen promises an “amazing climax” to Series 5
- Who is the new Doctor? - Herald.ie
- Matt Smith takes on the role of the Doctor - RTE.ie
- Exclusive Doctor Who 3D footage on Manchester's Big Screen - Click Lancashire
- Moffat on Radio 4
- A Practically Spoiler-Free Preview Of The Revelatory Return Of Doctor Who - The Quietus
- New original film score from My Education in April - DOA
- Episode 7 title and other new series tidbits!
- Merging Series
- Cybergirl: Kindergartner Point Two - Wired News
- Dr Who visits fans in Inverness - stv.tv
- The New TARDIS revealed
| Infant left alone in car; Illinois woman arrested - Tampa Tribune Posted: 30 Mar 2010 03:08 PM PDT
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| Condo plan hot button in Old South - London Free Press Posted: 30 Mar 2010 02:41 PM PDT
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| Dr Who gets sonic blast off customs - thesun.co.uk Posted: 30 Mar 2010 01:05 PM PDT
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| Special Edition # 38 - Netribution (blog) Posted: 30 Mar 2010 12:23 PM PDT
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| Dr Vs Dr, Smith vs Tennant - geeks Posted: 30 Mar 2010 12:09 PM PDT
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| What do you think of the new TARDIS interior? Posted: 30 Mar 2010 11:45 AM PDT Fantastic! I love it. 67% (4 votes) It's OK. 0% (0 votes) It's hideous! 17% (1 vote) Will wait to see it in action. 17% (1 vote) Not sure. 0% (0 votes) Total votes: 6  | ||
| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 11:22 AM PDT  The official site for the new K9 Television series has launched at www.k9official.comAs reported here the series launches in the UK and Australia this Saturday. The new website features character guides, exclusive video clips, and episode guide to the series. The series also has an official page on Facebook http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com   | ||
| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 11:15 AM PDT The online retailer Play.com is giving its customers as chance to meet the Fourth Doctor, Tom Baker plus an overnight stay in London and £100 pounds towards travel. The competition is only open to those aged 18 or over and residing in the UK. The meeting with Baker will take place just before he records the DVD commentary for the season 13 story The Seeds of Doom, which will be released in the UK in 2011. http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com   | ||
| Dr Who gets sonic blast off customs - The Sun Posted: 30 Mar 2010 10:49 AM PDT
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| DR WHO: HOW TO BUY A TARDIS - Daily Star Posted: 30 Mar 2010 10:11 AM PDT
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| Zane Lowe covers Chris Moyles - Radio Today Posted: 30 Mar 2010 10:09 AM PDT
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| Appointment with the Doctor is nigh - Express & Echo Posted: 30 Mar 2010 09:03 AM PDT
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| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 09:00 AM PDT In the new Radio Times, Eleventh Doctor Who Matt Smith reveals that he wouldn't mind a crack at Hollywood…
However Smith adds that for now he is happy in the TARDIS:
Bearing in mind it drags him through tiem and space, it's just as well. You'd hate to be in an unsafe timeship.  | ||
| Steven Moffat on screwdrivers, Daleks and Russell Posted: 30 Mar 2010 08:45 AM PDT Steven Moffat was interviewed on Front Row on BBC Radio 4 this evening, during which he revealed that he didn’t have to research any aspects of the series before writing as he grew up with a firm understanding of its mythology. “I didn’t really have to look up much, because I honestly do know the history of Doctor Who very well,” he laughed. [...]  | ||
| The Doctor Drops Into Inverness Posted: 30 Mar 2010 08:10 AM PDT The Doctor Drops Into Inverness News Dated: 30/3/2010 Matt Smith (The Doctor) & Karen Gillan (Amy Pond) have stopped off at Inverness on their Doctor Who Tour. The BBC's View from the South Bank Blog, has a video report as well as a blog entry from the tour location: (Link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/paulinemclean/2010/03/doctor_who_was_that.html) Barely had actor Matt Smith - aka the 11th doctor - and the rest of his entourage arrived in Inverness for a soggy photocall on a beach near Loch Ness, and a screening and Q&A at Eden Court Theatre with local schoolkids, than they were back on the bus and headed for a similar session in Sunderland. Never would a TARDIS have been more handy. (although one installed with a DVD player for the box set of True Blood, which Mr Smith is working his way through as he travels.) It is of course a promotional exercise for the new series, which begins on Saturday, but for the 180 children who got tickets for the screening (and many more who waited outside for autographs) there was another benefit. Most of the children at the event attend regular drama sessions through Eden Court. It was there that Karen Gillan - who plays Amy Pond, the doctor's flame-haired assistant got her first taste for drama. The same's true for her little cousin Caitlin Blackwood - who appears in episode one as Amy as a child. Yet, these drama classes - which reach thousands of children in the Highlands - may be under threat. Highland Council is currently reviewing a number of schemes as part of ongoing cost cutting - the drama courses among them. Let's hope they think twice about that particular cut. Not just for the handful of children who go onto professional careers - brandishing their own accents on mainstream television - but for the thousands more who simply learn a bit of extra confidence for whatever career path they choose. [Source: BBC View from the South Bank - Blog]  | ||
| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 08:00 AM PDT A video interview with new Doctor Who Matt Smith accompanies a WalesOnline feature on the recent press launch, in which the actor gives some more insight into how he approached the role.
Of the Doctor, Matt Smith says:
As if you didn't know by now, The Eleventh Hour airs this Saturday, 3rd April on BBC One at 6.20pm.  | ||
| TV and theatre should separate and end this glorified casting couch - The Guardian Posted: 30 Mar 2010 07:31 AM PDT
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| RSC's HAMLET With Tennant & Stewart Airs on THIRTEEN'S Great Performances 4/28 - Broadway World Posted: 30 Mar 2010 07:25 AM PDT
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| Royal Shakespeare Company's Production of Hamlet Airs on THIRTEEN'S Great ... - California Chronicle Posted: 30 Mar 2010 06:58 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who Magazine - Issue #420 Posted: 30 Mar 2010 06:25 AM PDT Doctor Who Magazine - Issue #420 News Dated: 30/3/2010 MEET THE NEW DOCTOR AND AMY POND – WITH TWO EXCLUSIVE COVERS FOR DWM #420! Matt Smith and Karen Gillan reveal all about playing the Doctor and Amy in the new issue, on sale on Thursday 1st April. In DWM's in-depth interviews, Matt talks about how the Doctor's costume may evolve, the nicknames that he and Karen have for each other and playing football with James Corden for a scene in Episode 11: "This has made my list of Top Five Shooting Days! Pushing Top Three! There were no aliens, no Daleks, nothing. We were just playing football. Then again, I suppose there was a big time loop..." Karen, meanwhile, tells us about Amy's complicated relationship with the Doctor and Amy's boyfriend Rory, what she thinks about wearing surprisingly short skirts, and her approach to playing the role of the Doctor's new best friend: "Amy should never take anything for granted – she doesn't know she's the companion and she's not familiar with the set-up that the Doctor has a female companion. So this is all brand-new to her and I have to keep reminding myself of that. As far as she knows, she's the first companion… ever!" Also in DWM 420: "What have you got for me this time?" DWM proudly presents extensive previews the first five episodes of the new series – The Eleventh Hour, The Beast Below, Victory of the Daleks, The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone – with never-before-seen photos and exclusive revelations from head writer Steven Moffat! "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here!" STEVEN MOFFAT talks candidly about the perils of being recognised in public as Doctor Who's head writer – and finds time to answer your questions about the new series before you ask them! – in Production Notes. "And it's goodnight from me" Neil Harris looks back fondly at 47 years of farewells in Doctor Who – and discovers how the series has always had its softer side – in You Are Not Alone. "McNeice to see you, to see you, McNeice!" Churchill himself, actor IAN McNEICE, talks exclusively to DWM about his role in the forthcoming story Victory of the Daleks – and reveals what it's like to encounter the metal meanies in real life… "Give her a big hand!" It's the final end! The Doctor and Majenta engage in the ultimate battle with the Crimson Hand in the very last comic strip to feature the Time Lord's Tenth incarnation. Will anyone survive the apocalypse? Don't miss the thrilling conclusion to The Crimson Hand, written by Dan McDaid, with art by Martin Geraghty "Is it cos I's blue?" It's the most remarkable machine in the universe – and yet it looks like a blue twentieth-century police box! The Watcher uncovers the many and varied secrets of the Doctor's time and space machine, the TARDIS! "You're hired!" On the planet Vulcan, the colonists decide to employ the services of creatures that they have discovered buried in a mercury swap – the Daleks! Can a newly-regenerated Doctor, armed only with his recorder and a rather natty bow tie, save the day? Find out, as The Fact of Fiction digs up some amazing details about the classic Second Doctor story from 1966 The Power of the Daleks! Plus! All the latest official news, reviews, previews and competitions – including the chance to win an 32" HD-ready widescreen TV! – and much, much more! **To view Images - Check out the DWO News page**  Issue #420 of Doctor Who Magazine goes on sale Thursday 1st April, priced £4.20. SUBSCRIBE to Doctor Who Magazine from just £32.67 for 6 x Months![Source: Tom Spilsbury]  | ||
| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 06:22 AM PDT The Doctor Who Tour of Britain is underway, with the BBC Outreach bus taking the stars of the new series around the UK to meet young fans and screen previews of The Eleventh Hour. Press coverage has already begun, and after visiting Belfast yesterday the duo were in Gillan's home town of Inverness today. A BBC blog from Scotland arts correspondent Pauline McLean provides additional information, such as explaining that the location chosen in Inverness - Eden Court Theatre - was graced by the screening and Q&A with local schoolkids in order to highlight impending cuts from the Highland Council. While many of the attending children currently enjoy drama lessons courtesy of the theatre, these drama courses face cuts. Let's hope that the council recognise the importance of local arts beyond the slim chance of fame and fortune that many long for. Local arts and entertainment can stimulate regional economies and provide a useful community focus. Later this week, the BBC Bus visits Sunderland, Salford and Northampton - the latter the home town of Matt Smith. Meanwhile, you can also catch brief video interviews with Matt Smith and Karen Gillan (the latter discussing her accent) at STV.com.  | ||
| The Beast Below transmission details finalized Posted: 30 Mar 2010 05:45 AM PDT The BBC Press Office has today been updated with the finalized broadcast details for episode two of Series 5, The Beast Below, written by Steven Moffat. The episode will air on BBC One, and simultaneously on the HD channel, at 6:15PM on Saturday 10th April. Lasting 45 minutes, the episode will finish at 7:00PM, to be immediately followed by its [...]  | ||
| Go Behind The Scenes Of Doctor Who's Season Opener - io9 Posted: 30 Mar 2010 05:41 AM PDT
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| End of Days: [7] Doctor Who and the Growling Gremlin of the Golgotha Gash - The Spoof (satire) Posted: 30 Mar 2010 05:27 AM PDT
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| Breaking News: TAKE A SNEAK PEEK INSIDE 'DOCTOR WHO'S SHINY NEW TARDIS - iFMagazine Posted: 30 Mar 2010 04:52 AM PDT
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| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 04:32 AM PDT Steven Moffat has previewed every episode of Series 5 in the new Radio Times and he reveals some tantalising glimpses into the series ahead. Here's some of the most interesting bits and our thoughts. Obviously spoilers follow! Episode 1. The Eleventh Hour
That will be because the Doctor turns up a 'bit' later than he promised the young Amy then! Episode 2. The Beast Below
Who could this mysterious masked figure be? And how does he know the Doctor? Episode 3. Victory of the Daleks
We know Winston Churchill is using the Daleks in the war effort, but obviously this doesn't go to plan. Episodes 4 & 5. The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone
There is just one Weeping Angel? Moffat has said they are different this time. Episode 6. Vampires in Venice
Perhaps this 'something' lurking in the canal is controlling the vampires? Episode 7. Amy's Choice
So the rumour that Amy was pregnant is true! Episodes 8 and 9
This is the Silurian two-parter and they are of course the ones that get disturbed. Episode 10
Cornfields – scary! The Doctor lite episode? Episode 11
This is the one with James Corden and the Doctor playing footy. Could be a bit of a comedy episode, and Amy lite. Episodes 12 and 13
Sounds like a very exciting finale. The Cybermen must be in this one… You can read the full preview in the new Radio Times out now.  | ||
| Doctor, who was that? - BBC News (blog) Posted: 30 Mar 2010 04:14 AM PDT
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| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 04:13 AM PDT
When asked if he felt compelled to bring the pepper-pots back, Moffat explained, "You don't have to bring them back. There's absolutely no law that says you have to bring back the Daleks. But occasionally, back in the day, when I still looked at the fan stuff on the internet, there'd be people saying, 'Oh, the Daleks are back every year!' But for kids that's ages to wait for a Dalek story. You have to think of the Daleks as almost a regular character." He continued, "They're one of the regulars. But they're brilliant. They're still the number one Doctor Who monster. They were invented in 1963 and they're still number one. That says there's something very magical about them. We haven't managed to top them. So of course you're going to bring them back. You can pretend you're being a grown-up and say, 'Oh, it's the Daleks again!', but secretly your little heart is beating, because it's the Daleks." He also teases that the other returning monsters, the Weeping Angels, may be a little different than last time, "They have more powers than you thought. And you are not safe just because you can keep your eyes open!"  | ||
| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 04:08 AM PDT It’s day two of the Series 5 launch tour, and the rain and drizzle didn’t dampen the spirits of Matt Smith and Karen Gillan this morning as they made their way up to Scotland! On their way to Karen’s hometown of Iverness, they stopped off at Loch Ness for a quick photo session. They were joined by [...]  | ||
| What’s inside the new Doctor Who Magazine? Posted: 30 Mar 2010 03:36 AM PDT Yesterday, we brought you the two great covers for the Series 5 launch issue of Doctor Who Magazine, and today its full list of contents have been released! Naturally, the April edition (#420) boasts Series 5 news and features aplenty, with interviews with Matt Smith and Karen Gillan, as well as exclusive previews of the first five [...]  | ||
| The Doctor and Amy on TV & Satellite Week Posted: 30 Mar 2010 03:22 AM PDT Radio Times aren’t the only magazine to be sporting their own Doctor Who themed cover this week – our beloved Time Lord and his companion, Amy Pond, are featured on the front of the new edition of TV & Satellite Week too! Check it out below: TV & Satellite Week is on sale in newsagents now, at its [...]  | ||
| Footballing actor Matt Smith - stv.tv Posted: 30 Mar 2010 03:02 AM PDT
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| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 02:40 AM PDT Meet the new Doctor and Amy Pond - with two exclusive covers for Doctor Who Magazine 420! Matt Smith and Karen Gillan reveal all about playing the Doctor and Amy in the new issue, on sale on Thursday 1 April. In DWM's in-depth interviews, Matt talks about how the Doctor's costume may evolve, the nicknames that he and Karen have for each other and playing football with James Corden for a scene in Episode 11: "This has made my list of Top Five Shooting Days! Pushing Top Three! There were no aliens, no Daleks, nothing. We were just playing football. Then again, I suppose there was a big time loop…" Karen, meanwhile, tells us about Amy's complicated relationship with the Doctor and Amy's boyfriend Rory, what she thinks about wearing surprisingly short skirts, and her approach to playing the role of the Doctor's new best friend: "Amy should never take anything for granted – she doesn't know she's the companion and she's not familiar with the set-up that the Doctor has a female companion. So this is all brand-new to her and I have to keep reminding myself of that. As far as she knows, she's the first companion… ever!" Also in DWM 420: "What have you got for me this time?" "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here!" "And it's goodnight from me" "McNeice to see you, to see you, McNeice!" "Give her a big hand!" "Is it cos I's blue?" "You're hired!" Plus! All the latest official news, reviews, previews and competitions – including the chance to win an 32" HD-ready widescreen TV! – and much, much more! Doctor Who Magazine 420 – the essential companion to the new series of Doctor Who! Available from Thursday 1 April from all good newsagents and supermarkets priced £4.20.  | ||
| Posted: 30 Mar 2010 02:34 AM PDT  Doctor Who Magazine 420 comes with two different covers featuring new Doctor Matt Smith and new companion Karen Gillan who reveal all about playing the Doctor and Amy Pond.In the magazine, Smith talks about how the Doctor's costume may evolve, the nicknames that he and Gillan have for each other and playing football with James Corden for a scene in Episode 11. This has made my list of Top Five Shooting Days! Pushing Top Three! There were no aliens, no Daleks, nothing. We were just playing football. Then again, I suppose there was a big time loop... Gillan, meanwhile, tells of Amy's complicated relationship with the Doctor and Amy's boyfriend Rory, what she thinks about wearing surprisingly short skirts, and her approach to playing the role of the Doctor's new best friend: Amy should never take anything for granted – she doesn't know she's the companion and she's not familiar with the set-up that the Doctor has a female companion. So this is all brand-new to her and I have to keep reminding myself of that. As far as she knows, she's the first companion… ever! Also in the magazine:
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| Gillan: 'New 'Who' has amazing climax' - Digital Spy Posted: 30 Mar 2010 02:30 AM PDT
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| Games Meet Daytime TV - Gamasutra (blog) Posted: 30 Mar 2010 02:23 AM PDT
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| Karen promises an “amazing climax” to Series 5 Posted: 30 Mar 2010 02:15 AM PDT Karen Gillan has revealed that fans won’t be left disappointed with the conclusion of the forthcoming series. In a recent interview with Heat, she teased: “It’s like a fairytale, in terms of the way it’s been written and the way it looks. There’s an interesting arc to the story that builds up to an amazing climax.” And the actress [...]  | ||
| Who is the new Doctor? - Herald.ie Posted: 30 Mar 2010 01:04 AM PDT
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| Matt Smith takes on the role of the Doctor - RTE.ie Posted: 30 Mar 2010 12:53 AM PDT
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| Exclusive Doctor Who 3D footage on Manchester's Big Screen - Click Lancashire Posted: 30 Mar 2010 12:48 AM PDT
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| Posted: 29 Mar 2010 11:59 PM PDT  Executive Producer Steven Moffat will be a guest on BBC Radio 4's Front Row on Tuesday evening to talk about taking over from Russell T Davies as show-runner of Doctor Who.The programme is broadcast at 7.15pm BST and will be available worldwide via the BBC iPlayer. http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com   | ||
| A Practically Spoiler-Free Preview Of The Revelatory Return Of Doctor Who - The Quietus Posted: 29 Mar 2010 11:18 PM PDT
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| New original film score from My Education in April - DOA Posted: 29 Mar 2010 10:58 PM PDT
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| Episode 7 title and other new series tidbits! Posted: 29 Mar 2010 10:57 PM PDT Today welcomed the release of this week’s edition of Radio Times (priced £1.10), which boasts an epic gatefold TARDIS cover to mark the long-awaited return of the series this weekend! Inkeeping with tradition, the issue also features Steven Moffat’s exclusive preview of the forthcoming series, in which he confirms that the title of Episode 7, written by Simon Nye, is Amy’s [...]  | ||
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It is a fascinating read, complete with what could be construed as a dig (and not the first) at the previous regime's habit of bringing back the same characters over and over again. The interview also provides a clear feeling Moffat's Doctor Who being a "new start" in terms of classic monsters and characters being brought back.
Matt Smith begins his first adventure as the Doctor on Saturday, 3rd April at 6.20pm on BBC One - is it the start of a new era with fewer character references to the classic series?  | ||
| Cybergirl: Kindergartner Point Two - Wired News Posted: 29 Mar 2010 10:18 PM PDT
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| Dr Who visits fans in Inverness - stv.tv Posted: 29 Mar 2010 09:39 PM PDT
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| Posted: 29 Mar 2010 09:37 PM PDT Go take a look at the Radio Times site if you want to see a first glimpse at the new TARDIS interior. Naturally there are SPOILERS there! Is it April yet?  |
While his predecessor David Tennant continues to be linked to major movies (while he's not 
We've all heard about the 
Steven Moffat has explained to SFX his reasoning behind bringing back the Daleks in the fifth series.
SFX's online interview with new Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat 
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