Series 33 Part 2 Blu-Ray Boxset

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Release date: 20/05/2013

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Includes episodes 6-13 plus 2012 Christmas Special

Dust off your bow ties (bow ties ARE cool) and get ready to witness the official introduction of the Doctor’s new companion, Clara Oswald, played by Jenna-Louise Coleman in the opening episode entitled "The Bells of St John", written by Steven Moffat. Set in London and featuring iconic landmarks like The Shard and Westminster Bridge, the Doctor has to battle a new enemy, the Spoonheads as he discovers that something sinister is lurking in the Wi-Fi.

Doctor Who Series 7 Part 2 promises to be the biggest and most exciting yet, to coincide with the fantastic Doctor Who 50th Anniversary year. With episodes written by Steven Moffat, Neil Gaiman and Mark Gatiss, the Doctor will have to outwit foes, both old and new including Daleks, Cybermen and Ice Warriors.
Doctor Who actor Matt Smith will be joined a stellar list of guest stars including: Celia Imrie; Richard E Grant; Warwick Davies, Jessica Raine; Dougray Scott and Tamzin Outhwaite, as well as for the first time on screen together, mother and daughter 'combo' Dame Diana Rigg and Rachael Stirling.

The Name Of The Doctor ~ Prequel

The Name Of The Doctor airs next Saturday, 18th May 2013 7pm

'Doctor Who' 50th anniversary to be celebrated at BAFTA TV Awards

Doctor Who's 50th anniversary will be celebrated at Sunday's (May 12) Arqiva BAFTA Television Awards.

In addition to a special video tribute covering the show's half-century, Jenna-Louise Coleman will present a trophy at the ceremony on London's South Bank.

  

"This is a massive and exciting year for Doctor Who, so I'm thrilled that BAFTA are including a special tribute to the show. So thrilled, in fact, we're sending the Doctor's best friend, Jenna Coleman, to present an award," said Steven Moffat.

"We're also sending the Doctor's worst enemy, the Daleks, to exterminate lots of innocent people. Sorry, it's just what they do. Let us know if it's a Health and Safety issue."

Two Daleks will be sent to 'patrol' the red carpet on Sunday as guests arrive.

BAFTA chief executive Amanda Berry hailed the long-running drama's "quality and longevity" and its "ability to put the nation on their sofas or indeed behind them - year after year", adding that the organisation "raises a toast to Doctor Who on its 50th birthday".

The Arqiva British Academy Television Awards will be hosted by Graham Norton at the Royal Festival Hall, London on Sunday, May 12. They will be broadcast from 8pm the same night on BBC One.

Source: Digital Spy

Lock what Matt has done

For those of a nervous disposition, please, ensure you are sitting down and take a deep breath. Matt Smith has SHAVED his head. All for his part in the Ryan Gosling movie - How To Catch A Monster.

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A Nightmare In Silver Poster2

An alternate Poster for Neil Gaiman's 'A Nightmare In Silver' airing on BBC OneHD 11th May 2013 at 7pm

 

 

Main filming on the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special is complete, according to Danny Hargreaves. The show's special effects supervisor tweeted earlier:

@Dannysfx That's a wrap ! Dr who 50th Done !! Wow it's going to be epic !!!!!!!!!

However, another source, @19timescounting, suggested shortly afterwards that there would be more filming on Wednesday for 'additional content'. 

The special episode stars Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman along with David Tennant and Billie Piper. Other confirmed cast include Joanna Page, John Hurt, Ingrid Oliver and Jemma Redgrave. The episode, which was filmed in 3D, is expected to be broadcast on Saturday 23rd November, the date of the show's 50th anniversary and will also have a limited cinema release.

Source: tennantnews.blogspot.co.uk/

Prequel Minisode prior to Name of the Doctor

Doctor Who is to debut a special prequel to its finale episode via the BBC's red button service.

A prelude to 'The Name of the Doctor' will be available to watch following Neil Gaiman's Nightmare In Silver' on Saturday, May 11, according to the Radio Times.

The  three-minute miniisode will see the Doctor and Clara speak directly to camera, as each considers how little they know about the other.

'The Name of the Doctor' promises to resolve the ongoing mystery surrounding Clara,as well as  Steven Moffat sayig  that the episode will change the course of the show forever.

"It's full of surprises and questions that have never been answered in the history of Who, including the Doctor's greatest secret," said the sci-fi drama's head writer.

The finale prequel will be available via the red button service from 7.40pm to midnight, every evening up until 'The Name of the Doctor' airs on Saturday, May 18.