Showing posts with label Series 35/9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Series 35/9. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 December 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode12 Hell Bent

Ashildr - The ultimate immortal



The Doctor's new Sonic Screwdriver



Jenna Coleman looks back at the her time in the TARDIS

 

Jenna Coleman's funniest moment

 

The flying drone #MaisieCam

 

The truth behind the TARDIS #MaisieCam

Clara and Ashildr in their TARDIS

 

The Christmas trailers for The Husbands of River Song


Friday, 4 December 2015

Christmas Special 2015 - Promo images and title



The BBC have released a couple of images featuring Matt Lucas (Nardole) and Greg Davies (King Hydroflax), who guest-star in this year's hour long Christmas special, The Husbands of River Song. The episode will air on BBC One at 5.15pm
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 The Doctor - Peter Capaldi

 Flemming - Rowan Polanski

Ramone - Phillip Rhys

River Song - AlexKingston






 King Hydroflax - Greg Davies








Sunday, 29 November 2015

Steven Moffat: The Doctor returns to Gallifrey like Clint Eastwood – "a mad, bad, dangerous b*stard"


A finale four-and-a-half billion years in the making, Steven Moffat says that "Hell Bent will push the Doctor further than he's ever been pushed before, turning him into a, "mad, bad, dangerous bastard."
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The final episode continues the story on from Face The Raven and Heaven Sent, the two episodes in which the Doctor lost companion Clara Oswald, was betrayed by immortal frenemy Ashildr and was then teleported to a labyrinthian castle, where he only managed to escape by tunnelling through a wall four hundred times harder than diamond over the course of four-and-a-half billion years. It's a long story. And on the other side of the wall? His home planet of Gallifrey – revealing that it was all a scheme by the Time Lords. 
Speaking to RadioTimes.com, Moffat says, "I think we probably take the Doctor right to the very end of his tether. I've toyed with it in the past but never really gone the whole hog. What would happen if you really, really, really pissed him off? If you took everything from him, broke his heart, kicked the crap out of him and he got up again – what would you be facing then? It's called Hell Bent for a reason. As has been threatened occasionally in the series, what happens when he gets really mad? Well, this is it. Yes, he goes back to Gallifrey, and he goes back in a very bad mood. 
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"It took a long time to kind of figure out what it'd be like if he went back there. You've seen him go back – I'm going to talk like a tragic fanboy now – in The War Games and he's obviously a bit sheepish; in Deadly Assassin, he's a bit of a bad boy. But now he's the guy who won the Time War. And they'd be terrified if he showed up. He becomes a badass Doctor, and that's always fun as he doesn't do badass very often. He's too nice. But if you push him far enough – and by god, we push him in episode 11 – it all gets a bit Clint Eastwood."
 

Saturday, 28 November 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 11 Heaven Sent

Peter Capaldi smashes it at the read-through



Behind the veil



One man show



Have questions regarding the episode? Check here

Hell Bent official TV trailer



Hell Bent next time trailer


Saturday, 21 November 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 10 Face The Raven

Death And Consequences



Why does Clara face the Raven?



Jenna reflects on her time with Peter Capaldi



Heaven Sent - Next time trailer



Heaven Sent - BBC One Trailer


Tuesday, 17 November 2015

Extended episodes to conclude Series 35

Heaven Sent: The Doctor, as played by Peter Capaldi (Credit: BBC/Simon Ridgway)The BBC has confirmed that the final two episodes of Series 9, Heaven Sent / Hell Bent will both run in extended timeslots.

The penultimate episode Heaven Sent will run for 55 minutes and has been confirmed for transmission at 8.05pm on BBC One on 28th November.

The series finále Hell Bent will then run in a 65 minute timeslot starting at 8pm on 5th December.

The two episodes will deal with the consequences of Episode Ten, Face the Raven, which can be seen this weekend.

Jenna Coleman: "It didn't go as I thought"

Jenna Coleman's time on Doctor Who ebbs ever closer and her character Clara is expected to leave the Doctor's side in Saturday's episode Face The Raven. Jenna has played Clara (Oswin) Oswald since 2012 when she appeared in the Series 7 opener Assylum Of The Daleks.



On her reaction to the exit, Jenna said: "I’m very satisfied. It was a surprise when I read the script, as it always is with Steven’s scripts. It did not go in the direction I thought it was going to go in – which did not surprise me at all. But it’s really cool and different, and good, I think. I hope people will be pleased with it, because it was very fun to play. And sad."

However, there is a glimmer of hope that Jenna may return to the BBC sci-fi show; "Once you’ve built up to an exit – and we’ve been talking about when Clara would leave for quite a while – I think you’d have to be very careful about when and how to do it. But I mean, I’ve got such a fond and special relationship with the Doctor, if it was the right nature of the story, then I would love to. But we shall see."

Monday, 16 November 2015

Doctor Wh Extra Series 2 Episode 9 Sleep No More

Cold Storage



Enter The Sandmen



Through Fire And Flame



Voice Of The Computer



Face The Raven Official TV Trailer



Face The Raven Next Time Trailer


Sunday, 8 November 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 8 - TheZygon Inversion

Human or Zygon



Osgood and the Doctor



Why wouldn't you go in the TARDIS?



Would Osgood be a good companion?



Will Osgood be back?



Jenna Colema on playing Bonnie (aka Bad Clara)



Sleep No More next time trailer



Official TV trailer


Sunday, 1 November 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 7 The Zygon Invasion

The Return of Osgood



Osgood The Roleplayer



The Return of the Zygons



The Zygon Inversion Official Trailer



Fan-Made Trailer by GallifreyForever97 - The Zygon Invasion' & 'The Zygon Inversion' Previously TV Trailer

 

Friday, 30 October 2015

Monday, 26 October 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 6 - The Woman Who Lived

Interview with writer Cath Tregenna

 

 

Me against the World

 

 

Me and Ashildr

 

 

Life as Me

 

 

#RufusCam: Peter's birthday surprise

 

 

#RufusCam: ThunderTap

 

The Zygon Invasion: Next Time Trailer

 

 

The Zygon Invasion: Official TV Trailer

 

Wednesday, 21 October 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 5 - The Girl Who Died

Beards, Dragons and Spacesuits

 

 

Making The Mire

 

 

Parenting Skills: #MaisieCam

 

 

Maisie Williams behind the scenes - Meet the Mire from Doctor Who #Maisiecam 

 

 

The Doctor's Yo-Yo - #MaisieCam

 

 

Will Ashildr Be Back?

 

 

The Woman Who Lived Trailer

 

 


 

Tuesday, 13 October 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 4 Before The Flood

Creating the Ghosts - Doctor Who Extra: Series 2 Episode 4 (2015) - BBC 

 

 

Slipknot on Set

Paul Kaye on playing Prentis 

 

 

Meet The Fisher King 

 


Jenna On The Shades


Episode 5 - The Girl Who Died Trailer


The Girl Who Died official Trailer


Wednesday, 7 October 2015

BDA applauds Deaf character starring in Doctor Who

The British Deaf Association (BDA) applauds Toby Whithouse, the writer of BBC TV series Doctor Who, for including a Deaf character in the latest episodes of the current Doctor Who series, “Under the Lake”. This is the first time a Deaf character has appeared in the history of Doctor Who and is a huge step in helping to break down the negative barrier faced by Deaf actors in the media industry.

In the action packed two-part ghost story, which kept viewers on the edge of their seats, Deaf actress Sophie Stone played the role of group leader Cass who stands up to the Doctor in a disagreement. The BDA is delighted to see a Deaf actress take a prominent role in such a renowned TV show and, more importantly, that her Deafness is incidental to the programme.

Dr. Terry Riley OBE, the Chair of the British Deaf Association, says; “It was fantastic to see Sophie Stone playing the role of Deaf character in the latest episode of Doctor Who watched by millions of viewers across the UK – both Deaf and hearing. What was most heartening was that the Deafness of Sophie’s character, Cass, is incidental to the plot. She is an integral member of the group and was no different in any way, other than that she is Deaf and uses British Sign Language (BSL). Here at the British Deaf Association, we firmly believe Deaf people can do anything but hear and it’s encouraging for such a popular TV series to be cementing this view in its programme.

“For over 30 years, the British Deaf Association has been encouraging the BBC and Heads of Drama to include Deaf characters in mainstream TV programming so we’re delighted to see Sophie starring in such a well-known show. We hope this will overcome barriers faced by Deaf actors and open new and exciting challenges for them, as well as showing deaf children a strong role model and inspiring the deaf children who might be budding actors.”

Monday, 5 October 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 3 Under The Lake

Cass & Lunn




Water, Water Everywhere! 

 

 

Peter On Ghosts With A Twist!

 

  


Before The Flood Trailers



Saturday, 3 October 2015

Doctor Who: The Making of Under the Lake

BBC TWO's See Hear presents a behind the scenes look at the making of Doctor Who with Sophie Stone

Doctor Who: The Making of Under the Lake

Friday, 2 October 2015

‘Doctor Who’ story synopsis revealed for Maisie Williams ep ‘The Girl Who Died’

The BBC has released the official story details for the fifth episode of Doctor Who‘s new season, which features Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams in a guest role.

Written by Jamie Mathieson (‘Flatline’) with showrunner Steven Moffat, ‘The Girl Who Died’ will air on Saturday 17 October on BBC One.

The synopsis reads: “Captured by Vikings, the Doctor and Clara must help protect their village from Space Warriors from the future: the Mire. Outnumbered and outgunned, their fate seems inevitable. So why is the Doctor preoccupied with a single Viking girl?”

 Moffat: “In a backwater of history, in a little Viking village where all the warriors have just been slaughtered, a young girl called Ashildr is about to make a desperate mistake. The Mire are the deadliest mercenaries in the galaxy, famed for being unstoppable and without mercy – and Ashildr has just declared war on them. The Doctor and Clara have twelve hours, to turn a handful of farmers and blacksmiths into a fighting force ready to face down Odin himself. And there’s more – because this is the day when the Doctor remembers where he’s seen his own face before.”

Sunday, 27 September 2015

Doctor Who Extra Series 2 Episode 2 The Witch's Familiar Continued

Young Davros

Get the inside story as we go behind the scenes with Joey Price (Davros).



Dalek Clara

What's it like to be trapped inside a Dalek? Jenna Coleman reveals all!



The Doctor And Davros

Steven Moffat and Peter Capaldi talk about the relationship between the Doctor and Davros.