Elisabeth Sladen in Panto. (Oh no she isn't!, Oh yes she is!))

Join Peter Pan this Christmas as he takes you on a journey of a lifetime, in this swashbuckling, musical, magical and spectacular pantomime!

Based on the children's literary classic by novelist and playwright J.M. Barrie, this is the first time ever that Peter Pan has been staged as a pantomime in Windsor!

Starring everyone's favourite baddie - Jack Ellis - as Captain Hook. Jack shot to fame as the evil Jim Fenner in ITV's Bad Girls and recently starred as bookie Harry Mason in Coronation Street.

Jack will be joined by the very lovely Elisabeth Sladen as Mrs. Darling. Best known as Sarah Jane Smith, one of Doctor Who's most popular assistants, she is currently starring in the CBBC hit series The Sarah Jane Adventures.

The title role is going to be played by Christopher Parker. Christopher is best known for his role as one of EastEnders' most popular characters - Spencer Moon - for which he received more fan mail than any other EastEnders actor ever! Christopher was a finalist in the first series of the hit BBC TV show Strictly Come Dancing and has been touring the country this year as part of Strictly Come Dancing - The Live Tour!

Also starring the fantastic Britain's Got Talent finalists Gin the Dog and Kate - who wowed both the judges and viewers with Gin's amazing array of unbelievable tricks. Hannah Williams from Channel 5's Milkshake! will also be joining us as Wendy. We are thrilled to welcome back Windsor pantomime favourites Christopher Beeny and Michael Sharvell-Martin.

This most exhilarating of all pantomimes will thrill all ages as we fly you beyond the clouds. Join Peter Pan and the Lost Boys in a few hours of refusing to grow up - and find out whether our hero gets the better of the villainous Captain Hook - or whether the crocodile gets him first!

Theatre Royal, Windsor for bookings. Runs 1st - 4th January 2009

The Next Doctor Hints

Digital Spy have provided hints at we can expect from this year's Christmas Special:

1. The mysterious Cybershades can jump quite high.

2. Neither the Doctor nor the Other Doctor recognise each other. But the latter doesn't remember much anyway.

3. There are two words that the Doctor never refuses.

4. The Other Doctor has a TARDIS - and it's magnificent.

5. For a while Rosita becomes the Doctor's companion (but then you'll know that already if you've read our interview with the lovely Velile Tshabalala).

6. The script includes the customary line "what about the children?"

7. At least one previous incarnation of the Doctor makes an appearance.

8. Miss Hartigan (Dervla Kirwan) is a very special lady.

9. The Other Doctor's fobwatch is a very important clue.

10. "I suppose ** *** ***, **** ***** ** *****."

DT on The One SHoh

Friday's programme will feature a pre-recorded interview with David Tennant from earlier this year along with Doctor Who fan and Tom Baker impressionist Jon Culshaw.

BBC One 7pm

TND Press Launch

'The Next Doctor' had it's press launch earlier today. David Tenant was unable to attend the launch as he is still in recovery from his operation. He should be recovered to commence filming by the 19th January 2009.

RTD: "We will be very careful with him, the problem has been fixed but we don't think we'll have swinging from any wires on his first day back." He also confirmed that the first of 2009's four specials will be filmed abroad, "It's gonna be quite exotic, but we've got 4 days filming abroad, to give it a bit of size and a new feel to it". RTD said that each special will feature a new companion and that he would be writing David Tennant's final 2 stories which will be broadcast at the end of 2009, saying, "The big climax is mine, all mine!"

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The Hub 2

Eve Myles will be appearing at The Hub 2 convention, which runs March 13-15, 2009 at the The Park Inn, Northampton. Actors Kai Owen and Gareth David-Lloyd are also attending the event.

Here for more info.

Doctor Who Number 1 iPlayer Download

Almost a year has passed since th BBC made its iPlayer catch-up TV service available to the public and to celebrate its first birthday the corporation has compiled a list of its top 10 most popular online shows this year. No real surprises in the top three – Doctor Who, followed by this year's two series of Top Gear.

Top 10 most viewed shows on iPlayer in 2008:

1. Doctor Who – series 4
2. Top Gear – series 12
3. Top Gear – series 11
4. Little Britain USA
5. Merlin
6. Survivors
7. The Apprentice – series 4
8. Mock the Week – series 4
9. Spooks – series 7
10. Mock the Week – series 6