The BBC are offering people the chance to ask Matt Smith question via their official facebook page.
The Guardian is to release an e-book entitled Resurrection of the Doctor. Details below.
This collection charts how the Guardian has covered Britain's most popular Saturday tea-time drama since it was revived by the BBC in 2005.Who's Who? The Resurrection of The Doctor features interviews with the three men to tackle the leading role - Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, and Matt Smith - and the two men who have been in charge of the show's fortunes: Russell T. Davies and Steven Moffat.The book also includes interviews with a host of other Doctor Who actors who have played companions, allies and villains, including Billie Piper, Freema Agyeman, John Barrowman, and writers including Neil Gaiman and Mark Gatiss.
This should be released in a couple of months.
Doctor Who Brand Manager Edward Russell has been walking from Cardiff to London to raise money for the hospice that cared for Elisabeth Sladen, you can still make donations here.
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Wednesday Update
It is being reported that Mark Gatiss will be appearing in Episode Thirteen, no confirmation as of yet.
David Tennant and Catherine Tate opens tonight at the Wyndham's Theatre. The Play runs until September.
For those who missed the article here is a link to an interview with Classic series writer David Fisher, which appeared in the Eastern Daily Press, read the article here
The Doctor's Wife
Steven Moffat has tweeted to avoid reading the Times today as it explains the plot of tonight's episode, even though they apparently didn't understand it.
Friday Update
Free with the Daily Mirror this weekend, redeemable at Sainsburys and Toys R Us
Collect tokens till Thursday.
This is not the only advertising happening at the moment, check out the previous two posts.
The Doctor Who Monster Invasion trading cards site can be visited here
Wednesday Update
Despite the Sun article today regarding the future of the Sarah Jane Adventures, the BBC have released this statement.
"Contrary to press reports today we can confirm that no new episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures will be filmed following the tragic death of actress Elisabeth Sladen in April, 2011. As a tribute to Elisabeth the six episodes that were recorded with her last year will be broadcast on CBBC at a date to be confirmed."
"Contrary to press reports today we can confirm that no new episodes of The Sarah Jane Adventures will be filmed following the tragic death of actress Elisabeth Sladen in April, 2011. As a tribute to Elisabeth the six episodes that were recorded with her last year will be broadcast on CBBC at a date to be confirmed."
The Impossible Astronaut - Reaction
Tom Phillips from the Metro said: Make no mistake, this isn’t easy, switch-your-faculties-off entertainment - it’s big, dark, impressively ambitious, dazzlingly executed entertainment that demands and repays your full attention. (It also makes very few concessions to those who didn't see the last series, and absolutely none to the fact that it's supposed to be a kid's show - a few children at the screening did seem a little left behind by some of the script's wilder curve-balls, although it didn't dampen their enthusiasm in the slightest.)And if you thought last season’s finale was stuffed full of mind-bending wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey shenanigans... just wait. This makes Inception seem about as straightforward as The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
The Impossible Astronaut - Reaction
Patrick Mulkern from the Radio Times said: We sat pinned to our seats for 90 minutes or so of electrifying, bamboozling television, which might just be also the most unsettling since the series came back in 2005. I certainly don't think my nearly-four-year-old niece, who's obsessed with Amy Pond but still creeped out by last year's relatively tame Prisoner Zero, will last long into episode one before quailing behind a cushion. ... The chills are leavened with laughs (the Doctor flits through history, upstages a timeless comedy duo, and dubs his chums "the Legs, the Nose and Mrs Robinson"). River makes two spectacular entrances. There's a new use for dwarf star alloy (conceived 30 years ago in Warriors' Gate, it enchained one of The Family of Blood in 2007). And the number 1,103 may be significant. Moffat ladles mystery upon mystery, so that by the end we're gagging for answers. The second instalment concludes with a mouthwatering cliffhanger.
The Impossible Astronaut - Reaction
John Blunkett from the Guardian said: In truth the opening episode of the two-parter took a while to warm up, but a fiendishly complicated plot – it is probably not a spoiler to suggest it involves time-travelling – required no end of exposition. But by the end of the first episode it had drawn gasps and applause in almost equal measure from a preview audience at London's Olympia on Monday.Preaching to the converted in most part, no doubt, but this was scary stuff – almost as unnerving as those kids who kept asking for their mummy and the darkest series opener showrunner Steven Moffat could remember. And not a big-name celebrity guest star in sight.
Weekend Update 2
Casting news rumours say that Seroca Davis and Holli Dempsey have recently completed filming in the roles of Shona and Kelly respectively for episode 12. Also Amara Karen will be playing Rita in the God Complex
Matt Smith has done an interview with the Telegraph, assuring us that he will be returning for another series in 2012.
BBC Worldwide has had a claim brought against them that the creator of Davros was not indeed Terry Nation, but that of a competition winner Steven Clark who at 13 entered a drawing competition for the TV Action magazine.
Matt Smith has done an interview with the Telegraph, assuring us that he will be returning for another series in 2012.
BBC Worldwide has had a claim brought against them that the creator of Davros was not indeed Terry Nation, but that of a competition winner Steven Clark who at 13 entered a drawing competition for the TV Action magazine.
Monday update
According to yesterdays News of the World newspaper, a sketch featuring to Amy's has been made for the upcoming comic relief.
Friday Update
Issue 195 of Doctor Who Adventures out now.
The Mirror newspaper is claiming that an Amy Pond action figure will be available from Argos within the next few weeks. You can read their article here
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