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This weekend Series 7 will continue with the return of one of the Doctor’s most iconic and persistent foes. It’s those metal monsters we just love to hate, the Cybermen!
And if their comeback wasn’t exciting enough, the episode in question is written by Neil Gaiman whose first contribution to the series was 2011’s acclaimed, and Hugo Award winning no less, The Doctor’s Wife – what’s he got in store for the Cybermen then? Well we’ve been told they’ll be “deadlier” than ever this time round…
“What Neil’s done is write the Doctor in conflict with the Cybermen in a new way,” said exec producer Caro Skinner back in March teasing: “So it’s a huge episode for Matt.” Its next time trail – below – definitely vouches for that! It all kicks off when the Doctor and Co journey to Hedgewick’s World of Wonders. It’s definitely going to be a roller coaster…
Nightmare in Silver airs on Saturday 11th May on BBC One at the later time of 7pm…
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This week, when Series 7 continues, there is trouble at’ mill for the Doctor when he encounters The Crimson Horror.
In Mark Gatiss’ latest episode, there is something quite odd about Mrs Gillyflower’s Sweetville mill with its perfectly clean streets and beautiful people. But what’s even stranger is the bodies that keep washing up in the river… When the Doctor and Clara go missing, it’s up to Vastra, Jenny and Strax (uh huh, they’re baaaaaack!) to rescue them before they too fall victim. Diana Rigg and Rachael Stirling guest star.
The Crimson Horror airs this Saturday 4th May at 6:30pm on BBC One. Watch its trailer:
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Even Time Lords have to put their feet up now and again, as proven in this new pic taken on the 50th anniversary set!
The image was released online yesterday and it shows Matt and David’s feet sporting their respective Doctor footwear – it’s great to see those Converse back in action!
David Tennant will be back in the 3D special alongside Billie Piper as Rose. Other confirmed stars for the “momentous” episode are John Hurt and Joanna Page.
The anticipated anniversary special will be shown on TV and in cinemas this November.
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It’s nearly time for another Doctor Who Magazine and the new issue has just one question to ask: “Doctor who?”
Inside there’s a preview of the anticipated Series 7 final, the episode which claims to reveal The Name of the Doctor.
But after 50 years of mystery are we really about to find out the Doctor’s name? We’ve been told his “greatest secret” will be in jeopardy, what else could the Time Lord be hiding? For now all we can do is speculate – but we’re good at that!
Doctor Who Magazine 460 is published on Thursday 2nd May, priced £4.75. Don’t miss it!
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It’s just another manic Monday but luckily we’ve got another brand new Doctor Who on the way this weekend!
In Saturday’s adventure the Doctor and Clara will embark on what promises to be their most epic journey to date, as they journey to the very heart of the TARDIS itself. When a spaceship salvage team drags the police box on board, its systems are sent into meltdown so its down to Clara to save the Doctor’s beloved ship before it self-destructs. First she must escape from a dangerous group of ossified monsters…
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS, written by Stephen Thompson and directed by Mat King, starts on 27th April at 6:30pm. Is that the TARDIS swimming pool we can see?
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The BBC have today teased us with details about the highly anticipated Series 7 finale, written by Steven Moffat.
While this episode, which is to lead directly into November’s 50th anniversary special, has been shrouded in mystery, it has now been announced as The Name of the Doctor.
The intriguing title will no doubt erupt more speculation from fans, especially as we know the “phenomenal” climax will jeopardize the Time Lord’s “greatest secret”…
Additionally here is the finale’s epic poster which will be used to promote the episode. It confirms the return of Alex Kingston as River Song in the adventure, which will feature “something that you might always have believed to be impossible” – any guesses, folks?
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This weekend we’ll reach the halfway point of this series but this in no way means we’ll be halfway out of the dark.
In Saturday’s episode Hide we’ve been promised “a really old-fashioned scary episode” and from what we’ve thus far been told, we don’t doubt those words! When the Doctor and Clara land at Caliburn House they meet a ghost hunting Professor and a gifted psychic searching for the Witch of the Well whose apparition appears throughout the history of the building. But is she really a ghost? And what’s chasing her?
Find out when Hide airs this Saturday at 6:45pm on BBC One. In the meantime, though…
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We’ve had aliens in the wifi then sacrifices at the Festival of Offerings so what comes next? Maybe the return of an iconic enemy would fit the bill…
In this Saturday’s adventure Cold War, the Doctor’s in for a blast from the past as the Ice Warriors get a long overdue comeback to our screens. When the Doctor and Clara arrive on a damaged Russian Submarine in 1983, it spirals out of control, with an alien creature loose on board. With a cargo of nuclear weapons in tow, humanity is at stake.
Cold War will air on BBC One on Saturday 13th April at the slightly earlier time of 6pm.
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Filming for the highly anticipated 50th anniversary special (it’s in 3D, you know?) continues as the cast and crew move down to London to make a moment of TV history!
So far this week they’ve been shooting scenes at two of the city’s iconic locations, the Tower of London and Trafalgar Square. Jenna-Louise Coleman was joined onset by Jemma Redgrave who is reprising her role as Kate, the Brigadier’s daughter, at the Tower, which is used in the series as UNIT’s headquarters. But you didn’t hear that from us…
Also getting in on the action on the north bank was another guest star Ingrid Oliver, but don’t just take our word for it. Check out an on set video below. Loving the scarf, Ingrid!
And here’s Strax with an intelligence report. If you’re in London keep watching the skies!
The “momentous” episode will be shown on BBC One and in cinemas this November.
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