Source: Doctor Who TV; More changes are afoot for the next series of Doctor Who. Steven Moffat has said it is unlikely that there will be any two-part stories in Series 7. ”The big thing is, nothing in the next run is starting out as a two-parter,” he confirms in
By Daniel Sperling, Source: Digital Spy Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has insisted that the planned movie adaptation will be faithful to the show. Moffat took to Twitter to clear up fears that the BBC show would be completely rebooted by a Hollywood team, adding that Matt Smith or any
By Paul Millar, Digital Spy.com Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has confirmed plans for the sci-fi drama to air in the autumn next year. The 50-year-old, writing in Doctor Who Magazine, dismissed the possibility of the show airing during the summer. Moffat said: “Doctor Who in the summer? All that
by Brendon Connelly, Soucre: Bleeding Cool.com Speaking on BBC Breakfast right now, Matt Smith has just spelled out his outstanding commitment to Doctor Who: they start filming in February for 14 new episodes, comprising “a full series”, a Christmas special, and a 50th anniversary special. That’s 50th anniversary special singular,
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com Poor Matt Smith. Seems that Torchwood’s John Barrowman—who is, as always, more than willing to reprise his character of immortal Captain Jack Harkness in anything Who-related—is ready to do a Doctor Who movie … IF it’s done with David Tennant as the Doctor. That’s what
According to a new rumour, the conclusion of episode 7 will see the Cybermen trapping the Doctor and then escaping with him. And how will they trap the Doctor? Apparently they will put the Time Lord on ice quite literally by freezing him in a block. Read the story here
