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- Remaining Series 6 Episode Titles
- 6.8: Let's Kill Hitler - DWO Spoiler Free Preview
- View from the Aisle Seat movie review: 'Fright Night' strays very little from ... - Pasadena Star-News
- AT THE MOVIES WITH KASEY BUTCHER - The Waynedale News
- Today's entertainment picks: - Youngstown Vindicator
- BBC, Facebook Team Together To Bring 'Doctor Who' Online - Airlock Alpha
- Friday's TV Highlights: 'Talihina Sky: The Story of Kings of Leon' on Showtime - Los Angeles Times
- How do you rate Torchwood: Miracle Day - Ep 7 'Immortal Sins'? (5=Fantastic)
- Two new movies starting Friday at Cover - Fort Morgan Times
- Is that it for Matt? ... Doctor Who star Smith - The Sun
- Movie Review: Fright Night: Fear Thy Neighbors - Blogcritics.org (blog)
- Week 9 Schedules
- Doctor Who S6 Part 2 trailer analysis - Shadowlocked
- Movie stars - Boston Globe
- David Tennant and Billie Piper reunite for new BBC romantic drama - Mirror.co.uk
- The Best Uses of Steampunk on Television - io9
- BBC To Air DOCTOR WHO Mini Episode - Daemon's TV
- What to watch on TV: Friday, Aug. 26 - Oshkosh Northwestern
- The Prowler: Fright Night, a Blood-Sucking Good Time - my.hsj.org
- Karen's Favourite Companion!
- Torchwood: Miracle Day Ep 8 Previews
- Torchwood: Miracle Day “Immortal Sins” TV REVIEW - SFX
- Check Out Two Clips from This Friday's 'Torchwood: Miracle Day' - I Am Rogue.com
- Doctor Who: Karen Gillan on Amy's Past, Present and Future - IGN
- Torchwood: Miracle Day - Jack's back story was worth a film of its own - Metro
- Torchwood Miracle Day episode 7 review: Immortal Sins - Den Of Geek
- Rate Torchwood: Miracle Day Episode 7
- Official plot details for Ep 10, The Girl Who Waited
- Watch Previews of Torchwood Miracle Day "End of the Road" Featuring John De ... - TrekWeb.com
- Farrell good in vamp remake - Reporter Online
- A Wishlist for this Fall's Doctor Who Episodes - io9
- Let's Kill Hitler Reviewed - Doctor Who TV (blog)
- Moffat 'Teases' Return of Old Aliens & Characters - Doctor Who TV (blog)
- Let’s Kill Hitler Reviewed
- Karen talks controversies, challenges, comebacks
- Matt chats to Shortlist about filming, fame, socks
- The PodKast Men
- Torchwood: Miracle Day “End Of The Road” Preview - Pop Culture Zoo
- Matt talks autumn series, promises “huge climax”
- PREVIEW: Torchwood: Miracle Day “End of the Road” - Accidental Sexiness
- Moffat ‘Teases’ Return of Old Aliens & Characters
- Coming Soon: The Girl Who Waited
- Matt Smith & Karen Gillan on 'Doctor Who' - Crave Online
- Episode Title News
- Karen Gillan - A.V. Club Chicago
- Tom Baker Titles Revealed
- The Torchwood TARDISblend 33: The Middle Men and Immortal Sins - Geeks of Doom
- Doctor Who Insider #6
- Doctor Who Returns - But What Can We Expect? - Holy Moly! (blog)
- 'Doctor Who' Matt Smith: 'The Doctor is destructive' - Digital Spy
| Remaining Series 6 Episode Titles Posted: 25 Aug 2011 05:13 PM PDT Radio Times have printed Steven Moffat's guide to the rest of Series 6, complete with all episode titles. Episode 8: Let's Kill Hitler Written by Steven Moffat Amy and Rory have waited a long time for news of their daughter. Too long. But when they summon The Doctor, the consequence will change all their lives. The TARDIS crashes into Belin in the 1930's and they find themselves face to face not only with Hitler, but with a unique assassin from the distant future - and that's only the beginning. In the Fuhrer's office, at the heart of the Third Reich, The Doctor is in for one of the biggest shocks of his very long life... Episode 9: Night Terrors Written by Mark Gatiss Horror in Doctor Who comes in many forms and many places, and a cry of distress reaches the TARDIS from the darkest and scariest place in universe. But where is it exactly? This story began with Mark Gatiss and me chatting on the set of Sherlock. "I'd like to do scary," he said. "Do you know where the scariest place in the universe is?" I've known Mark for a while. If he's decided to tell me where the scariest place in the universe is, I'd better listen. "Where?" I quavered from behind my rapid-deployment Doctor Who fear sofa. "A child's bedroom" he answered. Parents of Britain - sorry, and good luck! Episode 10: The Girl Who Waited Written by Tom MacRae Time Travel is more than just an element of Doctor Who - it's one of the main characters. I'm going to boast now and say that Tom MacRae's stylish and moving script is one of the best uses of time travel in any story anywhere - mind-blowing and heart-breaking in every twist and turn. The Doctor has been in Amy and Rory's life for a long while now - far longer than he ever intended. What if something were to go wrong? When they step from the TARDIS into a strange white waiting room, they're all about to learn just how wrong time travel can go... Episode 11: The God Complex Written by Toby Whithouse The brief to brilliant writer Toby Whithouse was just this - a hotel: make a hotel scary. All those corridors, all those identical rooms, those bleak and soulless bars and waiting rooms, that tinkling musak - surely all that was made for Doctor Who, where the scariest things of all come bleeding through the ordinary world. If you've seen Toby's wonderful Being human, you've probably already decided he's a sick and twisted man. Doctor Who is delighted to confirm this simple truth for a BBC1 audience. (Oh, and do you have a ventriloquist dummy lurking somewhere in your house? Just asking, no reason...). Episode 12: Closing Time Written by Gareth Roberts The Lodger was a surprise hit of last year's Doctor Who. It was a simple tale of a barmy Time Lord in a flatshare with a nice man called Craig. Except when you say one them's Matt Smith and the other is James Corden, then frankly you've got enough going on for a whole other series. I leapt at the chance of a sequel and writer Gareth Roberts leapt at the chance to take up his story again. Events have moved on in Craig's life when The Doctor turns up on his doorstep for a second time; there's a terrible alien threat, of course, but never mind that - dear God, there's a BABY! Episode 13: The Wedding of River Song Written by Steven Moffat "I don't want to marry you." "I don't want to murder you." And here it is at last - the episode with all the answers, as The Doctor journeys to Lake Silencio for his date with destiny. While I was writing this, my wife asked me, "What happens?" and when I frownedm and pondered my answer, she hurriedly added, "In one sentence. Quite a short one." I thought a moment and said, "The Doctor goes to his certain death - and it doesn't work out as well as he'd expected." So welcome to what is, without doubt or serious competition, the wedding of the year! Wary reports indicate that it could make On Her Majesty's Secret Service look like a fairly successful honeymoon... + Buy this issue of Radio Times from CompareTheDalek.com. [Source: Radio Times]  | ||
| 6.8: Let's Kill Hitler - DWO Spoiler Free Preview Posted: 25 Aug 2011 04:35 PM PDT DWO have seen 6.8: Let's Kill Hitler and have put our spoiler-free preview together: It's been a nail-biting six weeks since we last saw new adventures of Doctor Who, and who could forget that jaw-droppingly awesome cliffhanger!? Let's Kill Hitler picks things up some time after the events of A Good Man Goes to War, with Amy and Rory trying to get The Doctor's attention, in a great situation reversal to the Series 6 season opener. The Doctor is still looking for River Song as all three of the TARDIS team get ready for the shock of their lives…in a corn field!!! The episode feels quite filmic in places, and there's some fantastic direction that helps make use of the comedic scenes to full effect. The Doctor, Amy and Rory, (or rather Matt, Karen and Arthur) work so well together, and their unit makes for one of the best TARDIS crew combinations that the show has ever seen. Those of you expecting the story to be an all-out World War II extravaganza, may be a little disappointed. Sure we get Hitler, and some great scenes involving Germany on the brink of War, but the real focus of this episode is River Song. We get even more pay-off for the arc that has spanned the past couple of seasons, with a few more questions raised, which will hopefully be answered before the end of Series 6. With two more episodes due from the show runner himself this season, Steven Moffat is showing no signs of tiring with either his cleverly imaginative story-writing or his love for the characters he has created. Expect some new characters too. Mels, played by Nina Toussaint-White, shines in all of her scenes, which lift the lid on some clever background information from Amy and Rory's past, present and future. We also get to see a new organisation within the show, in the form of 'The Justice Department' - without giving too much away, you can't help feeling this is a new element to watch with great interest. A final point worthy of note in this story is composer Murray Gold who provides a tremendous score for Let's Kill Hitler, which helps round off one of the strongest episodes in the season so far. Five things to look out for... 1) A clever use for crop circles. 2) "Shut up ___, I'm focusing on a dress size" 3) "Guilt. Also Guilt. More Guilt" 4) A Sherlock-esque scene involving River and The Doctor. 5) We get to see the return of a certain blue diary. [Source: Doctor Who Online]  | ||
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| AT THE MOVIES WITH KASEY BUTCHER - The Waynedale News Posted: 25 Aug 2011 04:02 PM PDT
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| Today's entertainment picks: - Youngstown Vindicator Posted: 25 Aug 2011 03:39 PM PDT
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| BBC, Facebook Team Together To Bring 'Doctor Who' Online - Airlock Alpha Posted: 25 Aug 2011 02:08 PM PDT
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| How do you rate Torchwood: Miracle Day - Ep 7 'Immortal Sins'? (5=Fantastic) Posted: 25 Aug 2011 01:37 PM PDT 5 Weevils 0% (0 votes) 4 Weevils 0% (0 votes) 3 Weevils 0% (0 votes) 2 Weevils 0% (0 votes) 1 Weevil 0% (0 votes) 0 Weevils 0% (0 votes) Total votes: 0  | ||
| Two new movies starting Friday at Cover - Fort Morgan Times Posted: 25 Aug 2011 01:04 PM PDT
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| Is that it for Matt? ... Doctor Who star Smith - The Sun Posted: 25 Aug 2011 12:28 PM PDT
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| Movie Review: Fright Night: Fear Thy Neighbors - Blogcritics.org (blog) Posted: 25 Aug 2011 12:13 PM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Aug 2011 11:18 AM PDT  The BBC has confirmed that episode Nine of the current series of Doctor Who, Night Terrors will be shown at 7pm on Saturday 3rd Sepetmber.The start time is similar to that of the previous weeks episode, Let's Kill Hitler which will be shown at 7.10pm this Saturday. On BBC One Night Terrors will follow the second celebrity edition of All New Total Wipeout, which this week features comedian Dom Joly, former Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan, actress Susie Amy and retired footballer Neil Ruddock. It is followed by The National Lottery: Secret Fortune. ITV 1 will be showing a brand new series during Doctor Who, pitting the Time Lord up against his old enemy Ant and Dec. The Geordie duo will host a new game show, Red of Black?, in which contestants guess the outcomes of a series of challenges for the chance to win £1million on the spin of a wheel. It was Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway which provided the opposition to Rose, the first Doctor Who episode after the series took is long haiitus, it was a battle which Doctor Who won with 10.6 million viewers to Ant and Dec's 7.2 million. The on the day winner is likely to be The X Factor at 8.15pm. BBC Two will offer Flog It as an alternative to Doctor Who asking if a Monart vase, a bronze or naval memorabilia will bring home a profit. Channel 4 offers Great Migrations, an insight into the motives that drive such creatures as walruses, whale sharks, zebras, orang-utans and plankton to migrate. while Channel Five has One-Day International Cricket, England v India.  | ||
| Doctor Who S6 Part 2 trailer analysis - Shadowlocked Posted: 25 Aug 2011 10:46 AM PDT
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| David Tennant and Billie Piper reunite for new BBC romantic drama - Mirror.co.uk Posted: 25 Aug 2011 10:07 AM PDT
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| The Best Uses of Steampunk on Television - io9 Posted: 25 Aug 2011 10:05 AM PDT
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| BBC To Air DOCTOR WHO Mini Episode - Daemon's TV Posted: 25 Aug 2011 09:51 AM PDT
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| What to watch on TV: Friday, Aug. 26 - Oshkosh Northwestern Posted: 25 Aug 2011 09:14 AM PDT
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| The Prowler: Fright Night, a Blood-Sucking Good Time - my.hsj.org Posted: 25 Aug 2011 09:05 AM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Aug 2011 08:39 AM PDT Anglophenia, the section of the BBC America website that deals with all television things British, has posted a video response from Karen Gillan gathered from questions by fans of Doctor Who via Facebook. Matt Smith and Steven Moffat have also submitted responses but today Karen is up, with perhaps an obvious choice. Facebook fan Paul Varga (surely he named himself after an Ice Warrior?) posed the question "which former companion most inspires Karen Gillan?" Bless her cotton socks, her answer is succinct and to the point and includes a lot of praise for Billie Piper (Rose Tyler) and her relationship with the Tenth Doctor (David Tennant) on screen. She gracefully skirts around the show's previous 26 years' worth of friends that the Doctor has accumulated! Matt Smith went first a few days before, and in a touching clip stated that if he could choose one former companion to travel with from the Doctor's past it would be Sarah Jane Smith, played by the late, great Elizabeth Sladen. How lucky we all are that we got to see that event actually happen last year! Log onto the Anglophenia section of BBC America's website to follow the videos.  | ||
| Torchwood: Miracle Day Ep 8 Previews Posted: 25 Aug 2011 08:30 AM PDT Up next on Torchwood is End of the Road, the eighth episode of Miracle Day. Jack faces a showdown with a man he thought was long since dead. But while Rex takes extreme action, is it too late to prevent the collapse of society? UK Extended Trailer:
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| Torchwood: Miracle Day “Immortal Sins” TV REVIEW - SFX Posted: 25 Aug 2011 08:27 AM PDT
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| Check Out Two Clips from This Friday's 'Torchwood: Miracle Day' - I Am Rogue.com Posted: 25 Aug 2011 08:25 AM PDT
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| Doctor Who: Karen Gillan on Amy's Past, Present and Future - IGN Posted: 25 Aug 2011 08:24 AM PDT
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| Torchwood: Miracle Day - Jack's back story was worth a film of its own - Metro Posted: 25 Aug 2011 08:16 AM PDT
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| Torchwood Miracle Day episode 7 review: Immortal Sins - Den Of Geek Posted: 25 Aug 2011 07:56 AM PDT
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| Rate Torchwood: Miracle Day Episode 7 Posted: 25 Aug 2011 07:54 AM PDT So what did you think of Immortal Sins overall? Was this flashback-heavy episode a refreshing change, or a waste of time? Rate in ou Read more ...
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| Official plot details for Ep 10, The Girl Who Waited Posted: 25 Aug 2011 07:35 AM PDT The BBC Press Office has today released the plot details for Episode 10 of Series 6, The Girl Who Waited, which airs on BBC One on Saturday 10th September (Time TBA). Written by Tom MacRae, the episode has been described as a "tear-jerker", and Matt Smith has said that Karen Gillan "puts in the peformance of [...]  | ||
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| Farrell good in vamp remake - Reporter Online Posted: 25 Aug 2011 07:21 AM PDT
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| A Wishlist for this Fall's Doctor Who Episodes - io9 Posted: 25 Aug 2011 06:40 AM PDT
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| Let's Kill Hitler Reviewed - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 25 Aug 2011 06:24 AM PDT
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| Moffat 'Teases' Return of Old Aliens & Characters - Doctor Who TV (blog) Posted: 25 Aug 2011 06:24 AM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Aug 2011 06:15 AM PDT
Was Hitler worth the wait? Cult Fix has reviewed Let's Kill Hitler and here's a little taster:
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| Karen talks controversies, challenges, comebacks Posted: 25 Aug 2011 06:14 AM PDT Digital Spy interviewed Karen Gillan recently. During the new Q&A, she comments on the controversies of Let's Kill Hitler, the challenges of The Girl Who Waited, and what Amy's future holds beyond the current series. "I thought it was controversial," she said of this Saturday's episode. "I don't mind a bit of controversy. I was interested [...]  | ||
| Matt chats to Shortlist about filming, fame, socks Posted: 25 Aug 2011 05:49 AM PDT Thanks to Shortlist for letting us know about their exclusive interview with Matt Smith, in which he discusses a range of topics including his career, love life and free socks! Describing his life in Cardiff as "quite solitary", he admits: "I am up at 6am, work all day, get back at 8pm to prepare for the [...]  | ||
| Posted: 25 Aug 2011 05:20 AM PDT Christian Cawley and James McLean are on hand to bring you this week's podKast (with a K) in which we focus on The Middle Men, episode 6 from Torchwood: Miracle Day. We also cover Doctor Who not once, but twice: first we have a discussion of the Let's Kill Hitler trailer, before moving into the realm of spoilers, and just what exactly constitutes one over the course of a 50 year old fictional universe. Does the fact that Kasterborous is a Doctor Who fansite disavow any requirement to be sensitive about spoilers from episodes aired 25 years ago? We're pretty pleased with the fact that using the clever player gadget above you can listen to our podKast right here on the Kasterborous website, but if you have some other means of enjoying our weekly discussions – perhaps a mobile media player – experienced podcast listeners can subscribe to our RSS feed or find us listed on iTunes, where we continue to await your reviews and ratings! Do feel free to let us know if you have any thoughts about what we've discussed this week, and to request topics that you would like us to cover.  | ||
| Torchwood: Miracle Day “End Of The Road” Preview - Pop Culture Zoo Posted: 25 Aug 2011 05:18 AM PDT
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| Matt talks autumn series, promises “huge climax” Posted: 25 Aug 2011 05:12 AM PDT Matt Smith has spoken to AOL TV about what's coming up in Series 6: Part 2! During the interview, he promises "a huge climax" in Episode 13, The Wedding of River Song. "There are a couple of standalone episodes, but in each one you're learning something about our four central characters' fates," he explains. "We're [...]  | ||
| PREVIEW: Torchwood: Miracle Day “End of the Road” - Accidental Sexiness Posted: 25 Aug 2011 05:02 AM PDT
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| Moffat ‘Teases’ Return of Old Aliens & Characters Posted: 25 Aug 2011 04:38 AM PDT We all know how much Steven Moffat loves to tease and tell you nothing, but this just takes the mickey. Watch the video below from BBC America to find out what happens when Moffat was asked, "Are we going to see any more aliens or characters from the original series?" | ||
| Coming Soon: The Girl Who Waited Posted: 25 Aug 2011 04:34 AM PDT The BBC have released details for Week 37, which includes the synopsis of tenth episode of the current series of Doctor Who, The Girl Who Waited; this is due to be broadcast on BBC1/BBC1HD on Saturday 10th September, with the broadcast time yet to be confirmed. **** THE FOLLOWING SYNOPSIS MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS  Amy is trapped in a quarantine facility for victims of an alien plague – a plague that will kill the Doctor in a day – as the time-travelling drama continues.The Doctor can use the TARDIS to smash through time and break in, but then Rory is on his own. He must find Amy and bring her back to the TARDIS before the alien doctors can administer their medicine. Rory is about to encounter a very different side to his wife. Can he rescue Amy before she is killed by kindness? The episode is written by Tom MacRae and directed by Nick Hurran.  | ||
| Matt Smith & Karen Gillan on 'Doctor Who' - Crave Online Posted: 25 Aug 2011 04:16 AM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Aug 2011 04:11 AM PDT With all the speculation that's going on right now in terms of what's going to happen next in Doctor Who (River is really the Rani! Omega is in charge of the Silence! The Pandorica is actually the Timelash!) it's pleasant to get a bit of clarification with some more official revelations. Nothing big or to spoilerific but just some good clean conformation of upcoming episode titles for the remaining six episodes of this years' series. As you're all aware, episode eight will be called Let's Kill Hitler. Following on from that and in respective numerical order, we have Night Terrors by Mark Gatiss, The Girl Who Waited by Tom MacRae, The God Complex by Toby Whithouse and Closing Time by Gareth Roberts. Closing Time was codenamed "The Lodger Part Two" by Matt Smith, due to the return of James Corden as Craig and Daisy Haggard as Sophie who were in 2010's The Lodger. However, returning characters aside, this episode promises to be a different beast altogether as it sees the return of the Cybermen and for the first time on screen since 1975's Revenge of the Cybermen, Cybermats as well! As for episode 13, the big, juicy, crowd-pleasing finale that is set to blow our minds clean out of our skulls, the title is yet to be officially revealed due in part to its revelatory nature. There is a hint somewhere else within this site though, in a very recent article. Go and explore if you want… Doctor Who returns to the air this Saturday August 27th on BBC One.  | ||
| Karen Gillan - A.V. Club Chicago Posted: 25 Aug 2011 04:06 AM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Aug 2011 03:03 AM PDT Geoffrey Beevers is to return as the Master in the first season of The Fourth Doctor Adventures from Big Finish, alongside Tom Baker and Louise Jameson. Geoffrey previously played the role on television in The Keeper of Traken in 1981, and twice on audio in Dust Breeding and Master. "It's great to have Geoffrey back as the Master," says executive producer Nicholas Briggs. "He is one of the loveliest actors I've ever worked with, and with him featuring in a really top-notch Alan Barnes script, our first series of adventures with Tom will end on a real high." The season begins in January with Destination Nerva by Nicholas Briggs, in which the Doctor and Leela face a new enemy in familiar surroundings. The Renaissance Man by Justin Richards follows in February, while Leela makes a new ally in the warrior Boudicca in John Dorney's historical tale Wrath of the Iceni (March). The Fourth Doctor has a rare conflict with his arch enemies in April in Energy of the Daleks by Nicholas Briggs; Mark Benton (Rose) guest stars as Jack Coulson, while Dan Starkey (A Good Man Goes to War) is Kevin Winston. The TARDIS returns to 1970s Britain in Trail of the White Worm (May), while the season climaxes with an untitled story (June) – both are written by Alan Barnes. The content for Doctor Who - The Lost Stories: The Fourth Doctor Box Set has also been confirmed. In addition to Foe from the Future, a six-parter originally devised by Robert Banks Stewart and adapted by John Dorney, also included is The Valley of Death by Philip Hinchcliffe, adapted by Jonathan Morris. In this four-part full cast audio, the Doctor and Leela join an expedition to the Amazon rainforests, where an alien trap is waiting to be sprung… The five-disc box set will be available in January 2012.  | ||
| The Torchwood TARDISblend 33: The Middle Men and Immortal Sins - Geeks of Doom Posted: 25 Aug 2011 02:07 AM PDT
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– Matt Smith ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH… BEING GREEN
A NEW DAY I WAS… LORD CHARLES CRANLEIGH NEXUS POINT DATA FILE TIME SCOOP THE RECREATION GENERATOR MERCHANDISE Authors James Goss and Darren Jones discuss Hounds and Horror as their talking books, The Hounds of Artemis and The Eye of the Jungle are published by AudioGO. Writer Jonathan Morris tells us how he approached writing for the Weeping Angles in his latest Doctor Who novel, Touched by an Angel. And David J Howe updates us on the latest Doctor Who merchandise including a new range of 8" Doctor Who figures and plush Daleks! PLUS! The latest official news and a giant, double‐sided poster of the Eleventh Doctor with Madame Vastra and the First Doctor. Don't miss the sixth issue of DOCTOR WHO INSIDER, out September 1, priced just $6.99!  | ||
| Doctor Who Returns - But What Can We Expect? - Holy Moly! (blog) Posted: 25 Aug 2011 01:53 AM PDT
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| 'Doctor Who' Matt Smith: 'The Doctor is destructive' - Digital Spy Posted: 25 Aug 2011 01:43 AM PDT
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