‘Doctor Who’ exec Beth Willis departs the show
It has been announced that Doctor Who executive producer Beth Willis will leave the show and return to Kudos Film And Television, the makers of Spooks and Hustle.
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It has been announced that Doctor Who executive producer Beth Willis will leave the show and return to Kudos Film And Television, the makers of Spooks and Hustle.
The first episode of Doctor Who Series 6 Part 2 will premiere at this year’s Edinburgh International Television Festival next month.
The fifth series of Law & Order: UK begins this weekend on ITV1, with former Doctor Who star Peter Davison joining the cast as “down to earth pragmatist” Henry Sharpe, who takes over the job of Director of the CPS.
‘The Man Who Invented the Daleks: The Strange Worlds Of Terry Nation’ is the first biography of the writer behind Doctor Who’s most popular villains: the Daleks. Written by Alwyn W. Turner, the book is out now. > Read our review of the book. > Buy the book on Amazon. To celebrate, we’ve got copies … >
ITV have released some new images of former Doctor Who stars Peter Davison and Freema Agyeman together in Series 5 of crime drama Law & Order: UK, which returns next weekend.
2entertain have announced the extras for the upcoming classic Doctor Who DVD release ‘ The Sun Makers’, starring Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor.
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The Doctor (William Hartnell) and his companions Steven Taylor and Dodo Chaplet turn up in Tombstone, Arizona, 1881, just in time for the legendary gunfight at the OK Corral.