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Matt and Jenna on the Truth about Clara, the Finale and More!
Sat, 04/27/2013 - 1:05pm
The current series has already given us some terrifying new monsters, familiar foes and even a journey to the centre of the TARDIS. But now Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman reflect on what adventures are in store and what they were like to create…
Next week’s episode is The Crimson Horror, written by Mark Gatiss. It sees the return of Madame Vastra, Jenny and Strax and features Dame Diana Rigg and her daughter, Rachael Stirling. It’s the first time the pair has worked together on screen and they play two Victorian ladies who share a dark secret…
‘I loved working with Diana Rigg,’ Jenna reveals. ‘ I loved the way she operated and carried herself… It was great to sit back and watch how mother and daughter worked and their dynamic together.’ Matt agrees, adding, ‘It was an intriguing and creative experience watching mother and daughter work together… Dame Diana has had such an illustrious career and Rachael is a great actress.’
The following week the Doctor becomes embroiled in a Nightmare in Silver. The episode is written by Neil Gaiman and features new look Cybermen. Matt’s not giving much away but he does tell us, ‘I think they’ll surprise a few people…’ Neil Gaiman has confirmed his brief was to make the Cybermen scary again so we look forward to their return with a degree of excited trepidation!
The finale has the intriguing title, The Name of the Doctor, and Jenna lights up as she discusses it. ‘The finale story is such a fantastic idea; it’s epic and huge and filled with drama. It was really exciting to sit down and read the script,’ she enthuses. ‘There are little bits and pieces which Steven planted a couple of years ago. It’s just really clever and a crucial moment in the Doctor’s life that you get to explore with the best baddies! I really think they are going to become another Moffat classic!’
Matt agrees about the ‘baddies’, a brand new enemy known as the Whisper Men. ‘They’re truly terrifying!’ he tells us, before dropping a couple of hints about what else we can expect from the adventure. ‘With the 50th this is going to be by far the biggest year in the history of the show. And the finale is just the start. It focuses on a pivotal moment in the Doctor’s life and the life of his companion…’
We can at last confirm that the finale will also solve the mystery around ‘the impossible girl’. Having remained tight-lipped about Clara, is Jenna looking forward to being able to talk about her character’s enigma? ‘I am, I can’t wait!’ she admits. ‘All I can say is that Clara hasn’t just met the Doctor three times before…’
Matt nods, but won’t be drawn into saying anything more about the finale. We press him and he finally relents. ‘It’s a complete game changer,’ he concedes with a smile, ‘…and it all starts now!’
Check out images for The Crimson Horror, Nightmare in Silver and The Name of the Doctor and don’t forget, the first of these adventures, The Crimson Horror, is on BBC One this Saturday - 4 May at 6.30pm.
Categories: Doctor Who
Matt and Jenna on the Truth about Clara, the Finale and More!
Sat, 04/27/2013 - 1:05pm
The current series has already given us some terrifying new monsters, familiar foes and even a journey to the centre of the TARDIS. But now Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman reflect on what adventures are in store and what they were like to create…
Next week’s episode is The Crimson Horror, written by Mark Gatiss. It sees the return of Madame Vastra, Jenny and Strax and features Dame Diana Rigg and her daughter, Rachael Stirling. It’s the first time the pair has worked together on screen and they play two Victorian ladies who share a dark secret…
‘I loved working with Diana Rigg,’ Jenna reveals. ‘ I loved the way she operated and carried herself… It was great to sit back and watch how mother and daughter worked and their dynamic together.’ Matt agrees, adding, ‘It was an intriguing and creative experience watching mother and daughter work together… Dame Diana has had such an illustrious career and Rachael is a great actress.’
The following week the Doctor becomes embroiled in a Nightmare in Silver. The episode is written by Neil Gaiman and features new look Cybermen. Matt’s not giving much away but he does tell us, ‘I think they’ll surprise a few people…’ Neil Gaiman has confirmed his brief was to make the Cybermen scary again so we look forward to their return with a degree of excited trepidation!
The finale has the intriguing title, The Name of the Doctor, and Jenna lights up as she discusses it. ‘The finale story is such a fantastic idea; it’s epic and huge and filled with drama. It was really exciting to sit down and read the script,’ she enthuses. ‘There are little bits and pieces which Steven planted a couple of years ago. It’s just really clever and a crucial moment in the Doctor’s life that you get to explore with the best baddies! I really think they are going to become another Moffat classic!’
Matt agrees about the ‘baddies’, a brand new enemy known as the Whisper Men. ‘They’re truly terrifying!’ he tells us, before dropping a couple of hints about what else we can expect from the adventure. ‘With the 50th this is going to be by far the biggest year in the history of the show. And the finale is just the start. It focuses on a pivotal moment in the Doctor’s life and the life of his companion…’
We can at last confirm that the finale will also solve the mystery around ‘the impossible girl’. Having remained tight-lipped about Clara, is Jenna looking forward to being able to talk about her character’s enigma? ‘I am, I can’t wait!’ she admits. ‘All I can say is that Clara hasn’t just met the Doctor three times before…’
Matt nods, but won’t be drawn into saying anything more about the finale. We press him and he finally relents. ‘It’s a complete game changer,’ he concedes with a smile, ‘…and it all starts now!’
Check out images for The Crimson Horror, Nightmare in Silver and The Name of the Doctor and don’t forget, the first of these adventures, The Crimson Horror, is on BBC One this Saturday - 4 May at 6.30pm.
Categories: Doctor Who
Steven Moffat on the Finale, New Monsters and More!
Fri, 04/26/2013 - 6:01pm
We’re halfway through the current run of 8 episodes of Doctor Who and still have the 50th anniversary and much more to look forward to! So what better time to catch up with the show’s lead writer and executive producer, Steven Moffat, to ask him about what we can expect from the future…
Question: Opening up the final part of this series we get to explore the Doctor’s time travelling machine in Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS, but what surprises can we expect?
Steven Moffat: We’ve already revealed that the Doctor has a swimming pool and the TARDIS has a problem with Time Zombies, but there’s much, much more than that. We guarantee there will be surprises, but you’ll have to watch to find out exactly where we’ll be going as we finally explore beyond the console room.
Q: Why did you decide to introduce creepy new monsters, The Whisper Men, in the last episode? What was your inspiration for them?
SM: The great dilemma is that Doctor Who is never more like Doctor Who when it is introducing a new monster, but equally when it’s reviving a foe from the classic era. Having brought back two of the classics, the Ice Warriors and the Cybermen, this year we wanted a brand new monster to create chills in the finale. And the thought of stylish whispering almost faceless creatures was an idea that firstly scared me and that I thought would work well in an episode that looks forward and back.
Q: We know that the Cybermen return with an updated design, why did you decide to change them?
SM: One of the things that the Cybermen historically like to do before involving themselves in a new military campaign is run up a new outfit. Throughout the classic series they always changed their appearance and we’ve been very consistent with them. I thought it was time that they went back to their tailor and had a re-model!
Q: How was it having mother and daughter Dame Diana Rigg and Rachael Stirling on set for The Crimson Horror?
SM: It’s obviously a great honour to have either of those actors on the show, but to have them acting together for the very first time on anything is quite extraordinary. Only Doctor Who can do this and possibly only when Mark Gatiss is behind it.
Q: What can you tell us about the finale?
SM: It’s full of surprises and questions that have never been answered in the history of Who, including the Doctors greatest secret. We’re not pretending, we’re not kidding, it’s actually going to happen. The episode is called The Name of the Doctor and involves our hero in a conflict that is very, very personal to him. Usually he’s saving other people, but this time he might be the one who needs to be saved. We’ll also find out what makes his new companion so impossible and there’s a surprise that no one has got right so far, and one that will change the course of Who forever!
Categories: Doctor Who
Steven Moffat on the Finale, New Monsters and More!
Fri, 04/26/2013 - 6:01pm
We’re halfway through the current run of 8 episodes of Doctor Who and still have the 50th anniversary and much more to look forward to! So what better time to catch up with the show’s lead writer and executive producer, Steven Moffat, to ask him about what we can expect from the future…
Question: Opening up the final part of this series we get to explore the Doctor’s time travelling machine in Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS, but what surprises can we expect?
Steven Moffat: We’ve already revealed that the Doctor has a swimming pool and the TARDIS has a problem with Time Zombies, but there’s much, much more than that. We guarantee there will be surprises, but you’ll have to watch to find out exactly where we’ll be going as we finally explore beyond the console room.
Q: Why did you decide to introduce creepy new monsters, The Whisper Men, in the last episode? What was your inspiration for them?
SM: The great dilemma is that Doctor Who is never more like Doctor Who when it is introducing a new monster, but equally when it’s reviving a foe from the classic era. Having brought back two of the classics, the Ice Warriors and the Cybermen, this year we wanted a brand new monster to create chills in the finale. And the thought of stylish whispering almost faceless creatures was an idea that firstly scared me and that I thought would work well in an episode that looks forward and back.
Q: We know that the Cybermen return with an updated design, why did you decide to change them?
SM: One of the things that the Cybermen historically like to do before involving themselves in a new military campaign is run up a new outfit. Throughout the classic series they always changed their appearance and we’ve been very consistent with them. I thought it was time that they went back to their tailor and had a re-model!
Q: How was it having mother and daughter Dame Diana Rigg and Rachael Stirling on set for The Crimson Horror?
SM: It’s obviously a great honour to have either of those actors on the show, but to have them acting together for the very first time on anything is quite extraordinary. Only Doctor Who can do this and possibly only when Mark Gatiss is behind it.
Q: What can you tell us about the finale?
SM: It’s full of surprises and questions that have never been answered in the history of Who, including the Doctors greatest secret. We’re not pretending, we’re not kidding, it’s actually going to happen. The episode is called The Name of the Doctor and involves our hero in a conflict that is very, very personal to him. Usually he’s saving other people, but this time he might be the one who needs to be saved. We’ll also find out what makes his new companion so impossible and there’s a surprise that no one has got right so far, and one that will change the course of Who forever!
Categories: Doctor Who
The Journey Begins on Saturday at 6.30pm.
Fri, 04/26/2013 - 4:40am
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS begins tomorrow (Saturday, 27 April) on BBC One at 6.30pm.
Discussing the episode and how it opens up the TARDIS as never before, Matt Smith commented ,‘I think all of us who are fans have always wanted to see what is beyond…’ and this ambitious adventure certainly delivers on that score!
The action starts when a spaceship salvage team drags the TARDIS from onto its vessel, causing all sorts of crises on board the time machine. The Doctor realises Clara is trapped and in huge danger within his malfunctioning ship and enlists the motley salvage crew in a bid to rescue her. Pursued by a threatening group of ossified monsters he’s soon locked in a race against time to find Clara and save his TARDIS!
Straight after the adventure finishes you’ll find the latest behind the scenes video featuring Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman that looks at the making of the episode – right here on the site. We’ll also have a special quiz that checks out how much you really know about the TARDIS, a brand new fact file in the Fourth Dimension plus a range of new galleries that include over a dozen behind the scenes shots, some fascinating production artwork and many exclusive storyboards.
But if you can’t wait for all that we’ve got already got preview clips, an introduction from Matt Smith and the trailer in our clips section… and check out some incredible images from the adventure in the latest galleries. It’s a great way to get in the mood for the journey of a lifetime!
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS is on BBC One, tomorrow (Saturday, 27 April) at 6.30pm.
Categories: Doctor Who
The Journey Begins on Saturday at 6.30pm.
Fri, 04/26/2013 - 4:40am
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS begins tomorrow (Saturday, 27 April) on BBC One at 6.30pm.
Discussing the episode and how it opens up the TARDIS as never before, Matt Smith commented ,‘I think all of us who are fans have always wanted to see what is beyond…’ and this ambitious adventure certainly delivers on that score!
The action starts when a spaceship salvage team drags the TARDIS from onto its vessel, causing all sorts of crises on board the time machine. The Doctor realises Clara is trapped and in huge danger within his malfunctioning ship and enlists the motley salvage crew in a bid to rescue her. Pursued by a threatening group of ossified monsters he’s soon locked in a race against time to find Clara and save his TARDIS!
Straight after the adventure finishes you’ll find the latest behind the scenes video featuring Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman that looks at the making of the episode – right here on the site. We’ll also have a special quiz that checks out how much you really know about the TARDIS, a brand new fact file in the Fourth Dimension plus a range of new galleries that include over a dozen behind the scenes shots, some fascinating production artwork and many exclusive storyboards.
But if you can’t wait for all that we’ve got already got preview clips, an introduction from Matt Smith and the trailer in our clips section… and check out some incredible images from the adventure in the latest galleries. It’s a great way to get in the mood for the journey of a lifetime!
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS is on BBC One, tomorrow (Saturday, 27 April) at 6.30pm.
Categories: Doctor Who
A Pair of Feet
Thu, 04/25/2013 - 6:08am
This is the photo of some familiar footwear that we tweeted yesterday…
The shot was taken yesterday - Wednesday, 24 April - on the set of the 50th anniversary special.
You can find out more about the filming of the adventure and catch up on the latest casting news!
Categories: Doctor Who
A Pair of Feet
Thu, 04/25/2013 - 6:08am
This is the photo of some familiar footwear that we tweeted yesterday…
The shot was taken yesterday - Wednesday, 24 April - on the set of the 50th anniversary special.
You can find out more about the filming of the adventure and catch up on the latest casting news!
Categories: Doctor Who
Doctor Who ‘Create a Soundtrack’ Competition
Tue, 04/23/2013 - 11:12amA brilliant new competition is giving young people the chance to create a soundtrack to a recent clip from Doctor Who that will be showcased at the BBC Proms in 2013!
Music has always been a vital part of Doctor Who and BBC Learning and BBC Proms today announced a competition to inspire all UK secondary school students (aged 11-16) to get involved with this side of the show. The challenge is simple – we’re asking young people to create a short soundtrack to accompany a scene from the Doctor’s adventures.
Entries will be judged by top composers, including Ben Foster (conductor and orchestrator for Doctor Who and composer for Torchwood) and winners will be mentored by professional composers. The winning soundtracks will be showcased within the Doctor Who Proms on 13 July and 14 July, 2013… but hurry! The closing date for entries is Friday, 24 May, 2013.
Feel you need help? Don’t worry! We’ve got a special film full of great pointers along with a suite of videos that provide an insider’s guide to music technology and don’t forget to watch the two scenes we’re asking your soundtrack to accompany. And if you need more inspiration, take a look at where your music could be heard... The winners will have their soundtracks premiered at the Doctor Who Proms on 13 July and at the following day’s Doctor Who Proms.
You can find all the information, clips and files on our competition page. You can download and fill in the all-important application form and please read the terms and conditions which also include details about age groups, how schools should get involved and what teams are allowed to take part.
Don’t worry if you’ve never written a note of music before… Take a look at the special videos on the competition page, carefully read the application form and T&Cs and then just be bold, creative and have fun! Best of luck to everyone diving into a world of music and as the Doctor would say – well, shout – Geronimo!
Categories: Doctor Who
Doctor Who ‘Create a Soundtrack’ Competition
Tue, 04/23/2013 - 11:12amA brilliant new competition is giving young people the chance to create a soundtrack to a recent clip from Doctor Who that will be showcased at the BBC Proms in 2013!
Music has always been a vital part of Doctor Who and BBC Learning and BBC Proms today announced a competition to inspire all UK secondary school students (aged 11-16) to get involved with this side of the show. The challenge is simple – we’re asking young people to create a short soundtrack to accompany a scene from the Doctor’s adventures.
Entries will be judged by top composers, including Ben Foster (conductor and orchestrator for Doctor Who and composer for Torchwood) and winners will be mentored by professional composers. The winning soundtracks will be showcased within the Doctor Who Proms on 13 July and 14 July, 2013… but hurry! The closing date for entries is Friday, 24 May, 2013.
Feel you need help? Don’t worry! We’ve got a special film full of great pointers along with a suite of videos that provide an insider’s guide to music technology and don’t forget to watch the two scenes we’re asking your soundtrack to accompany. And if you need more inspiration, take a look at where your music could be heard... The winners will have their soundtracks premiered at the Doctor Who Proms on 13 July and at the following day’s Doctor Who Proms.
You can find all the information, clips and files on our competition page. You can download and fill in the all-important application form and please read the terms and conditions which also include details about age groups, how schools should get involved and what teams are allowed to take part.
Don’t worry if you’ve never written a note of music before… Take a look at the special videos on the competition page, carefully read the application form and T&Cs and then just be bold, creative and have fun! Best of luck to everyone diving into a world of music and as the Doctor would say – well, shout – Geronimo!
Categories: Doctor Who
The Name of the Finale
Fri, 04/19/2013 - 5:00amThe title of the series finale has been revealed and is the hugely intriguing: The Name of the Doctor.
The ‘poster’ for the series’ final adventure (above) was unveiled today and it also confirms that Alex Kingston is back, joining Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman for what promises to be a jaw-dropping end to a spectacular series.
But we’re not there, yet! We’ve still to unravel the mystery of Clara – the woman ‘twice killed’ and yet still by the Doctor’s side… What secrets does she hold? And in the weeks ahead we’ve a trip to a haunted house, a journey to the centre of the TARDIS and a nightmare clash with the mighty Cybermen. But after all those adventures we have The Name of the Doctor and stand by for something that you might always have believed to be impossible…
You can see all the posters for the final four episodes of the series in our latest gallery and Doctor Who continues tomorrow at 6.45pm on BBC One with Hide.
Categories: Doctor Who
The Name of the Finale
Fri, 04/19/2013 - 5:00amThe title of the series finale has been revealed and is the hugely intriguing: The Name of the Doctor.
The ‘poster’ for the series’ final adventure (above) was unveiled today and it also confirms that Alex Kingston is back, joining Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman for what promises to be a jaw-dropping end to a spectacular series.
But we’re not there, yet! We’ve still to unravel the mystery of Clara – the woman ‘twice killed’ and yet still by the Doctor’s side… What secrets does she hold? And in the weeks ahead we’ve a trip to a haunted house, a journey to the centre of the TARDIS and a nightmare clash with the mighty Cybermen. But after all those adventures we have The Name of the Doctor and stand by for something that you might always have believed to be impossible…
You can see all the posters for the final four episodes of the series in our latest gallery and Doctor Who continues tomorrow at 6.45pm on BBC One with Hide.
Categories: Doctor Who
Tomorrow at 6.45pm: Hide!
Fri, 04/19/2013 - 4:14amThere are thrills and chills in the Doctor’s next adventure when the TARDIS brings the Time Lord and Clara to a stormy night in 1974…
At Caliburn House they meet the mysterious Major Alec Palmer (Dougray Scott – Mission Impossible II), and gifted psychic Emma Grayling (Jessica Raine - Call the Midwife) who are conducting a dangerous investigation into a spooky spectre known as the Witch of the Well. It’s not long before the Doctor is involved in their ghost-hunt but the apparition might not be the only one with secrets… Why did the Doctor really choose to visit this haunted house? Is the Witch of the Well the only ‘phantom menace’? And will we find out more about Clara, the impossible girl? The answers make Hide an episode you definitely need to seek out…
Right after the adventure finishes we’ll have a special behind the scenes video featuring Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman that looks at the making of Hide. We’ll have the usual quiz, a specially extended fact file in the Fourth Dimension plus a range of new galleries covering some striking production artwork, storyboards and several exclusive behind the scenes shots. All that and much more – right here, right after tomorrow’s episode!
Hide is on BBC One, tomorrow (Saturday, 20 April) at 6.45pm.
Categories: Doctor Who
Tomorrow at 6.45pm: Hide!
Fri, 04/19/2013 - 4:14amThere are thrills and chills in the Doctor’s next adventure when the TARDIS brings the Time Lord and Clara to a stormy night in 1974…
At Caliburn House they meet the mysterious Major Alec Palmer (Dougray Scott – Mission Impossible II), and gifted psychic Emma Grayling (Jessica Raine - Call the Midwife) who are conducting a dangerous investigation into a spooky spectre known as the Witch of the Well. It’s not long before the Doctor is involved in their ghost-hunt but the apparition might not be the only one with secrets… Why did the Doctor really choose to visit this haunted house? Is the Witch of the Well the only ‘phantom menace’? And will we find out more about Clara, the impossible girl? The answers make Hide an episode you definitely need to seek out…
Right after the adventure finishes we’ll have a special behind the scenes video featuring Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman that looks at the making of Hide. We’ll have the usual quiz, a specially extended fact file in the Fourth Dimension plus a range of new galleries covering some striking production artwork, storyboards and several exclusive behind the scenes shots. All that and much more – right here, right after tomorrow’s episode!
Hide is on BBC One, tomorrow (Saturday, 20 April) at 6.45pm.
Categories: Doctor Who
Your Nominations for the Spookiest Ever Story Revealed...
Wed, 04/17/2013 - 10:50am
As we prepare for Hide, this Saturday’s spooky adventure set in a haunted house, we wanted to find out what you felt were the Doctor’s spookiest adventures to date…
We’re delighted to say you inundated us with suggestions and we’ve selected the top twelve adventures that were tweeted or emailed to us. You can now vote for your spookiest by visiting the homepage and casting your vote in the section to the lower right hand side of the page.
Stories from recent years dominated your suggestions with only one black and white adventure – The Web of Fear - making it through to this round. The Fourth Doctor has two stories in the mix (The Hand of Fear and Image of the Fendahl) and the Seventh Doctor’s haunting Ghost Light is there. All the other nominations came from the eras of the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Doctors.
A full list of the nominated stories is below and you can click on any title to be reminded of the story, then cast your vote! On Friday we’ll whittle the list down to the top three so you can vote again for your all time spookiest!
Thanks again to everyone who contacted us with suggestions!
The stories that made it through to the voting stage are:
The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit
Categories: Doctor Who
Your Nominations for the Spookiest Ever Story Revealed...
Wed, 04/17/2013 - 10:50am
As we prepare for Hide, this Saturday’s spooky adventure set in a haunted house, we wanted to find out what you felt were the Doctor’s spookiest adventures to date…
We’re delighted to say you inundated us with suggestions and we’ve selected the top twelve adventures that were tweeted or emailed to us. You can now vote for your spookiest by visiting the homepage and casting your vote in the section to the lower right hand side of the page.
Stories from recent years dominated your suggestions with only one black and white adventure – The Web of Fear - making it through to this round. The Fourth Doctor has two stories in the mix (The Hand of Fear and Image of the Fendahl) and the Seventh Doctor’s haunting Ghost Light is there. All the other nominations came from the eras of the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Doctors.
A full list of the nominated stories is below and you can click on any title to be reminded of the story, then cast your vote! On Friday we’ll whittle the list down to the top three so you can vote again for your all time spookiest!
Thanks again to everyone who contacted us with suggestions!
The stories that made it through to the voting stage are:
The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit
Categories: Doctor Who
Whose Side Were You On? The Votes are In!
Wed, 04/17/2013 - 9:38am
We asked who were you rooting for during Cold War and thousands of you shared your thoughts!
The results of the vote are in and a whopping 44% of voters sympathised with both the sub’s crew and Grand Marshal Skaldak. This was by far and away the most widely-held opinion whereas people sympathising solely with the crew registered the lowest number of votes with a mere 16% on the side of the Captain and his men.
17% were neutral and a fair old chunk – 23% of votes received - would have warmed our Ice Warrior’s heart as they were cast by people rooting for Skaldak!
Big thanks to everyone who took part in the vote and don’t forget, if you enjoyed the return of the Ice Warriors, BBC iPlayer users can enjoy Cold War again, online now!
Categories: Doctor Who
Whose Side Were You On? The Votes are In!
Wed, 04/17/2013 - 9:38am
We asked who were you rooting for during Cold War and thousands of you shared your thoughts!
The results of the vote are in and a whopping 44% of voters sympathised with both the sub’s crew and Grand Marshal Skaldak. This was by far and away the most widely-held opinion whereas people sympathising solely with the crew registered the lowest number of votes with a mere 16% on the side of the Captain and his men.
17% were neutral and a fair old chunk – 23% of votes received - would have warmed our Ice Warrior’s heart as they were cast by people rooting for Skaldak!
Big thanks to everyone who took part in the vote and don’t forget, if you enjoyed the return of the Ice Warriors, BBC iPlayer users can enjoy Cold War again, online now!
Categories: Doctor Who
The Spookiest Doctor Who Adventure Ever?
Tue, 04/16/2013 - 10:09amJudging by the sneak peek of this Saturday’s story and the new gallery showing images from the episode, Hide looks set to be one of Doctor Who’s spookiest adventures ever!
You know there’ll be scares ahead when the Doctor and Clara arrive at Caliburn House, a haunted mansion on a desolate moor. They find a ghost-hunter and a gifted psychic who are searching for the ‘Witch of the Well’. Her apparition appears throughout the history of the building, but what is she and who - or what - is chasing her?
Stand by for ghostly-goings on, the occasional fright in the night and some very high spirits!
But Hide got us thinking… What’s the spookiest Doctor Who story to date? Email us your ideas to thedoctor@bbc.co.uk or tweet some suggestions @bbcdoctorwho
We’ll be running a vote later in the week so get your suggestions in early!
Categories: Doctor Who
The Spookiest Doctor Who Adventure Ever?
Tue, 04/16/2013 - 10:09amJudging by the sneak peek of this Saturday’s story and the new gallery showing images from the episode, Hide looks set to be one of Doctor Who’s spookiest adventures ever!
You know there’ll be scares ahead when the Doctor and Clara arrive at Caliburn House, a haunted mansion on a desolate moor. They find a ghost-hunter and a gifted psychic who are searching for the ‘Witch of the Well’. Her apparition appears throughout the history of the building, but what is she and who - or what - is chasing her?
Stand by for ghostly-goings on, the occasional fright in the night and some very high spirits!
But Hide got us thinking… What’s the spookiest Doctor Who story to date? Email us your ideas to thedoctor@bbc.co.uk or tweet some suggestions @bbcdoctorwho
We’ll be running a vote later in the week so get your suggestions in early!
Categories: Doctor Who
The Snowmen
The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe
