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Take a trip to Mars in Doctor Who Magazine 415!
Lindsay Duncan, aka Captain Adelaide Brooke of Bowie Base One, reveals in an exclusive interview in Doctor Who Magazine Issue 415 how her character is put under pressure in the new Doctor Who Special The Waters of Mars...
DWM asked Lindsay, what was it like working with David Tennant? “His energy levels are so high. You think, oh God! In terms of my character, but also in terms of myself, the actor, I desperately wanted to keep up with... Read Full Story
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Get set for the return of Doctor Who on Sunday 15 November with this week’s Doctor Who Adventures magazine. You’ll get a sneak peak at this exciting new story, The Waters of Mars. And look out for pictures of some of the scariest monsters ever!
You can also find out all about the Doctor’s new companion in this week’s exclusive interview. Actress Lindsay Duncan tells Doctor Who Adventures all about Adelaide and why she’s different from previous people who’ve... Read Full Story
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You certainly wouldn't let her in, would you? Today's image sees Doctor Who star David Tennant and his Waters of Mars co-star Lindsay Duncan seperated from a "water zombie" (as we're calling them here at K Towers) by a plate of glass.
Broadcast this Sunday, 15th November, The Waters of Mars has got all the hallmarks of a classic Doctor Who episode, combining the base under siege storytelling best seen in classic episodes The Moonbase (1967), The Seeds of Death(1969), Inferno... Read Full Story
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Examining how the media reported Doctor Who star David Tennant's career during 2008, David Tennant A Year In The Spotlight covers a year in the media life of one of Britain's foremost actors - and it's for charity, too.
The 394 page book unsurprisingly contains a considerable amount of Doctor Who content in it as it looks at how the media covered Series Four during 2008, at the fans' recations to all the episodes during the year and at the filming schedule of the Doctor Who episodes plus the... Read Full Story
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A few days after The Waters of Mars and in advance of the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas Specials, BBC Three next week brings us another showing of the series' Top 5 Christmas Moments.
Made up - believe it or not - of clips from 2005's The Christmas Invasion, 2006's The Runaway Bride, 2007's Voyage of the Damned and 2008's The Next Doctor, Doctor Who: Top 5 Christmas Moments is a great excuse to spend 15 minutes watching seasonal clips of the show to get in the swing of things for the 2009... Read Full Story
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Last week's spinetingling installment of The Sarah Jane Adventures saw the show perform strongly following the previous week's guest appearance from David Tennant.
7.3% of the available audience - around 0.9 million viewers according to overnight figures - saw Thursday's first part of The Eternity Trap which saw Floella Benjamin return as Professor Celeste Rivers in a more prominent role than her previous appearances.
Friday's concluding episode saw 6.6% of the audience tune in - the 0.8... Read Full Story
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Steven Moffat's recent appearance at Days 3 and 4 of the Cheltenham Screenwriting Festival have been covered by the ScreenwritingGoldmine.com website in a superb article that even throws into question the belief that Doctor Who has a "show runner"...
You see apparently BBC's Head of Series and Serials Kate Harwood has said that he isn't - the BBC only has ‘lead writers’ apparently as the option to pay enough to justify the "show runner" title simply isn't... Read Full Story
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Fans of classic Doctor Who will be pleased to hear that BBC Worldwide have signed an agreement with two new licensees to produce new merchandise.
First of all there's Bravado's adult T-shirts and hoodies featuring images from the era of the Fourth (Tom Baker) and Fifth (Peter Davison) Doctors, which will be available in time for Christmas from "select retailers."
Accompanying these items of apparel are a range of gifting items set to launch by in time for spring 2010. Including... Read Full Story
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Here'sour third daily picture from The Waters of Mars - get used to this because from what we can gather there's quite a bit of running in the new episode of Doctor Who!
No disrespect of course, but Ms Duncan - seen here as Mars Bowie Base commander Adelaide - seems in pretty good shape for her years. She's evidently in tip top condition... then again if you're heading a mission to Mars, you would be wouldn't you?
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Take a careful look ladies and gentlemen...this is your first glimpse of one of the David Tennant's final moments in Doctor Who...
Released today, this image from The End of Time gives little away - save for hinting at the dire straits the Doctor is in as browns, dark blues, shadows and sharp columns of light convey the concern in the Time Lord's face.
Clad in his brown suit, apparently heading into the TARDIS, who knows what the Tenth Doctor's next destination will be - if he even makes... Read Full Story
