Matt Smith has revealed that he doesn’t want to leave Doctor Who “any time soon”.

In a recent interview (via What’s on TV), he admitted: “We work very long hours every day for 9 months. The schedule is pretty brutal, but I’d never complain. I love playing this role, and I don’t want to give it up any time soon. I feel very lucky. In the current climate for actors, I’d never say, ‘This is too much’ – quite the opposite, in fact. I’d say, ‘Bring it on.’”

Matt’s just filmed the Christmas special, and filming will begin for Series 7 in February.

Karen Gillan popped in to have a chat to Graham Norton on his Radio 2 show this morning, and, during the interview, she discussed what the future holds for Amy Pond.

“I don’t really know what’s going on,” she admitted. “I think that’s all up in the air at the moment. I know I’m going to be coming back, but I’m not really sure when. But I know that the time will come where Amy and Rory have to leave. It’s inevitable and sad, but that’s the nature of the show, and I’ll welcome the new companion with open arms.”

She added: “I think it’s important to do other things and establish myself in other ways.”

And so it’s almost the end of another month, but, before we say goodbye to October with Halloween, sweets and trick or treating, let’s say a big hello to our new Fan of the Month!

Taking the title this month is Callum from London, who has been following the Doctor since his return to our screens in 2005. Click here to read his full profile!

Thanks once again to everybody who applied this month. Check back soon for our November applications!

Julie Gardner has been discussing the future of Torchwood with Assignment X, explaining that, while nothing has been set in stone yet, “all options are possible” for the series.

“I don’t know if there will be more,” she said. “Time will tell. It’s always had a labyrinthine history. I think it’s so elastic in some ways, and it’s had a strange life. It’s been across so many different channels and had international audiences, so there’s no single way forward for the show. All options are possible.”

Eve Myles has recently said that “there is life” left in the show, while John Barrowman thinks a movie’s the “next progression”. Where do you want to see Jack and Gwen?

It has been revealed that the soundtrack to Series 6 is to be released in time for Christmas!

The 2-disc set will be available to buy and download from 5th December 2011, featuring a selection of Murray Gold’s most popular scores heard throughout this year’s series.

Final details, including its track list, are expected soon, so, as always, we’ll keep you updated! You can also find out about previous soundtrack releases here.

See the latest Doctor Who products on sale now via our merchandise section!

Please join us as we send out huge birthday wishes to Matt Smith!

The actor, who – if you didn’t know – plays the Doctor, turns 29 today, and we hope he enjoys his celebrations!

He’s recently finished filming this year’s Christmas Special, and will be returning to Cardiff in February to start work on Series 7! Feel free to leave your own birthday messages in the comments!

Children in Need is coming up, and it’s been confirmed that next month’s appeal night will include an exclusive preview of this year’s Doctor Who Christmas special!

In a similiar fashion to previous years, we’ll be treated to a sneak peek of the Doctor’s festive adventure as part of the fundraising proceedings, which will take place on Friday 18th November from 7:30pm on BBC One. This year’s Christmas special is set in World War Two and has been described as “magical and mysterious”.

Find out how you can show your spots to raise lots for Children in Need here!

With Halloween just a week away, it’s time to get in the spirit of things, so we present to you our Who’loween Spooktacular 2011 final vote off!

For the past seven days, you’ve been sharing your scariest Doctor Who moments, but which is the scariest of them all? It’s time to find out!

Have your say in the poll below, and we will be revealing the results this time next week, on Halloween…

WINNER: The humans turn on the Doctor (Midnight, 2008)
SECOND: “Hey, who turned out the lights?” (Silence in the Library, 2008)
THIRD: Dr Constantine becomes a zombie (The Doctor Dances, 2005)

Peter Davison has revealed that he would be “very surprised” if Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary was marked with a multi-Doctor special.

“I don’t feel like it’s the kind of thing they’d do,” he told BANG Showbiz recently. “I would be very surprised if they tried to do anything involving the old Doctors, because it always takes a slight stretch of the imagination anyway to figure out why the previous Doctors look older. But I’m sure that can be done, and I feel no need to turn my back on it.”

Steven Moffat has promised that the plans for the landmark year are “quite extensive”.

This time, the truth behind Joseph Serf’s company is out – Light Sculptors, alien slaves kept beneath his office building.

It’s the end of an era this afternoon, with the last episode of The Sarah Jane Adventures.

In Part Two of The Man Who Never Was, the truth behind Joseph Serf’s business was finally unearthed, and Sarah Jane needed Clyde and Rani to come and help her… and to get married along the way! But as Luke and Sky helped the Skullions, Sarah Jane was in great danger too, so who would they save? Rate and discuss the finale in the comments!