After their T-Rex turn up, our heroes will be taking a visit to A Town Called Mercy in Episode 3 of the new series!

Penned by Toby Whithouse, the Western adventure co-stars Adrian Scarborough and Ben Browder and was filmed – as all good Westerns are – on location in Spain.

Dust off your Stetsons (they’re cool!) as we take a look into the future at what is on the way in this final batch of unseen images unveiled by the BBC today…

WATCH the latest Series 7 preview for plenty of Daleks, dinosaurs and drama!

Above – Hold on, don’t I know you? The Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond investigate…

Above – Adrian Scarborough guest starring as Kahler-Jex. But just what’s he looking at?

Above – Amy and Rory look on as the Doctor ponders. What’s on his mind we wonder?

Above – “Face me!” The Gunslinger has got a gun and he is not afraid to… sling it?

Above - All right, Doctor, we know the new series is exciting, but don’t get carried away!

Above – BEHIND THE SCENES: Lights, camera… Matt Smith prepares for another take.

See the latest Series 7 headlines to discuss all the developments as and when…

Two more Series 7 episode titles were revealed during the Doctor Who panel at Comic Con yesterday!

First up, Episode 2 of the new series is called Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. It’s written by Chris Chibnall and directed by Saul Metzstein. Funnily enough, the title of the episode was previously confirmed by the Daily Star back in May.

The episode is followed by A Town Called Mercy, penned by Toby Whithouse and also directed by Saul Metzstein.

According to a press release issued today, the dinosaur adventure required “one of the largest sets to date”. It guest stars Mark Williams as Rory’s father, Brian, and Rupert Graves as Riddell, “a big game hunter”. The Western-themed episode, meanwhile, was filmed on location in Spain. It co-stars Adrian Scarborough and Ben Browder.

“Dinosaurs On A Spaceship – what more do you need! The Doctor will come face to face with some of the most monstrous creatures evolution has ever produced, on some of the most monstrous sets we’ve ever built,” Steven Moffat said. “We took one look at Chris Chibnall’s brilliant script and said to ourselves ‘We’re going to need a bigger corridor’. And Toby Whithouse’s A Town Called Mercy takes us into a genre Doctor Who hasn’t attempted since the Sixties – it’s a full blooded Western. We knew from the start we need some serious location shooting for this one, and given the most iconic American setting imaginable, there was only one place to go – Spain.”

The new series is expected to begin on BBC One next month. In the opening episode, Asylum of the Daleks, the Doctor will face off every Dalek EVER – rather him than us!

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