If you haven't yet had an opportunity to catch this mini episode, Time Crash starring Peter Davison as the 5th Doctor and David Tennant as the 10th Doctor created for Children in Need, you can watch it online on the Children in Need site. The story takes place between the end of last series (Last of the Time Lords) and the upcoming Christmas special, Voyage of the Damned. Catch the 8 minute episode now as it will most likely only be available for a limited time (as was the case the last time a mini-episode was produced for Children in Need in 2005).

While you are there, feel free to make a donation to Children in Need. After viewing it, discuss it here.

The radio companion, who debuted on Radio 7 earlier in the year, has now crossed over into print. Eddie Robson, who wrote several of her adventures in audio, has now written her first appearance in another medium. The story, "Remain in the Light", is a part of Big Finish's Short Trips: Snapshots volume, published last month.

But Big Finish aren't playing hard to get with Lucie. Those wishing to read the Lucie story, can now read the whole thing online.

Character Options have been given the go-ahead by BBC Worldwide to start production on "detailed replicas of classic Doctors, plus a number of monsters."

The range will start to hit at least British stores next spring.

Jon Diver, a managing director with Character Options said, "The classic licence will broaden the collectibility and enhance the position of the brand."

While Doctor Who fans have concentrated on the heavy BBC presence at the convention, which has included a Torchwood panel, writer Stve Fritz cornered former Big Finish boss, Gary Russell, for a long interview about the Doctor's comic adventures. Along the way, it was revealed that Russell will be writing a new Doctor Who comic for IDW, publishers of comic versions of several television properties such as Angel, 24, CSI, and Star Trek.

Nick Roche will handle the artistic chores.

The comic will begin as a limited run series, with each issue containing a single story. The Tenth Doctor and Martha will feature, with stories that have a mixture of new enemies and old, including what Russell describes as "something from waaaaaay back in the series history."

As in an earlier Doctor Who Magazine poll, Tom Baker was his runner up. However, the distance between them in this poll was much greater. David got 8866 votes to Tom's 2891. Also, unlike the DWM poll, Christopher Eccleston very nearly unseated Tom for the number two spot.

Full results:

Tennant 8666
T. Baker 2891
Eccleston 2694
Pertwee 1527
Troughton 513
Davison 392
Hartnell 373
C. Baker 331
McCoy 314
McGann 140

It is being developed by Top Trumps, manufacturers of popular media-themed card games. A brief advertisement for the game began appearing inside the newest iteration of the Doctor Who Top Trumps card pack.

No trailer or details for the game have yet been released. While a PC release would seem to make the game available to customers worldwide, it is unclear at this point whether the NextGen versions will be released in NTSC for Region 1 customers. There's also no word yet whether Trumps will develop the game wholly on their own, or perhaps combine with Ubisoft or other games makers, as they have done with other releases.