The End Of Time Figures

The 11th Doctor Regeneration
11th Doctor Matt Smith Regeneration figure wearing 10th Doctor David Tennant's suit. This is the first release Matt Smith figure. Includes sonic screwdriver

The 10th Doctor
10th Doctor David Tennant in battered suit with bruised face as he appears in the End of Time. This sculpt of the 10th Doctor is previously unreleased. Includes sonic screwdriver

Time Lord President
Lord President of the Time Lords as played by ex-007 Timothy Dalton. This figure includes Galliffreyan President's staff accessory

The Master
John Simm's Master in black hoodie and red shirt as seen in End of Time

Release date to be confirmed (possibly by end of January)

New Doctor Who Matt Smith hails 'sexy' mini-skirt of new assistant Karen Gillan - plus the sexiest Doctor Who assistants ever!

Who-la-la! Doctor Who’s new sidekick legged it to centre stage yesterday as she braved a snow-covered set in a sexy mini-skirt.

Flame-haired Karen Gillan, 22, who plays feisty Amy Pond alongside new Doctor Matt Smith, insisted on showing a shapely leg despite the freezing conditions.

She admitted yesterday: “Yes, the skirt is quite short. Initially, they wanted me in trousers, just because of the practicality of running around.

“But I wanted the mini-skirt because I think it really suits Amy’s sassy character.”

Matt, 27, chimed in: “Oh, and let’s say it out loud – it’s SEXIER, isn’t it? Come on!”

The new Time Lord, who will be on our screens in the spring after taking over from David Tennant, says he hopes to bring a new kind of chemistry to the role.

Speaking during a break in filming at Cardiff Bay, the 11th Doctor said: “My character will be less tolerant than a lot of those who have gone before him.

“And Amy’s got real fire in her belly. But there’s also great affection and love there, and we’re developing that all the time.”

The pair have now been working together for six months and say they are getting on like a Dalek on fire.

Talking about their first meeting, Karen told Doctor Who Magazine: “I was actually quite intimidated, because, you know, he’s Doctor Who. It was all very scary.

“But he was very friendly, and made me feel at ease.”

Matt joked: “I do the reverse of that now – I’m a complete git.”

(Daily Mirror)

DWM 417 & Wallpaper

Doctor Who Magazine, released in the UK 7th January 2009 £4.99

Season 31 (Series5) Snippet

Radio Times Doctor Who Offer

Radio Times is marking the end of the Tenth Doctor’s tenure with a souvenir of the David Tennant and Russell T Davies years. They are releasing a 164 page glossy tribute book packed with episode guides and photos shot exclusively for Radio Times, many never seen before. This book will not be in the shops – available only through an order form in Radio Times magazine or the 24-hour order line 0844 543 9822 (calls cost 5p per minute at all times from a BT landline). The book is £6.99 and includes free posting and packaging. The book will be available to order at some point in January.

Doctor Who's Tardis lands at Caerphilly Castle

Tardis at Caerphilly Castle - photo by Grahame Carter
Doctor Who's Tardis is perched on the inner east gatehouse tower

Caerphilly Castle is playing host to a futuristic visitor over the Christmas period.

After travelling through time and space Doctor Who's Tardis has landed at Wales' largest moated medieval castle.

The blue police box which is located on top of the Inner East Gatehouse tower will be lit up during the night and will stay there until the New Year.

The castle was used to film some scenes for the two part Christmas episode of Doctor Who, entitled The End of Time.

The Doctor Who production team have constructed a giant platform to display the illuminated Tardis.


Tardis at Caerphilly Castle
The castle was used to film some scenes for the Christmas episodes

Visitors to the Medieval Christmas fayre at the castle on 12 and 13 December will be able to see the unusual spectacle as they do their Christmas shopping at the stalls around the castle and enjoy the festive entertainment supplied by jugglers, jesters and stilt walkers.

Tardis stands for Time and Relative Dimension in Space - the machine has been the chosen mode of transport for all of the ten Doctors on their intergalactic adventures.

John Wallis from Cadw, the organisation responsible for historic monuments around Wales, was delighted to have the extra attraction.

"I'm delighted that the Tardis is in place in time for Caerphilly's Medieval Christmas fayre this weekend," he said.

"As well as enjoying a variety of events and activities here at the Castle, visitors can now also witness this world-famous blue box at the Inner East Gatehouse tower."

The End of Time is the final journey for the tenth Doctor, played by David Tennant, as he prepares to do battle with his nemesis, the Master.

Time Lord Santa

Here is a wallpaper from the BBC Christmas ident2009



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