‘Doctor Who’ Christmas special: BBC America trailer
BBC America has released a new one-minute trailer for this year’s Doctor Who Christmas special, featuring brand new footage from Matt Smith’s final adventure.
BBC America has released a new one-minute trailer for this year’s Doctor Who Christmas special, featuring brand new footage from Matt Smith’s final adventure.
Following the Doctor Who 50th anniversary special in November, Matt Smith returns as the Eleventh Doctor for one final adventure at Christmas.
This year’s Doctor Who Christmas special sees the Time Lord and Clara learn what an enigmatic signal means for his own fate and that of the universe.
It’s almost time for Matt Smith’s final hour as the Doctor, so let’s take a look back at Doctor Who‘s best festive specials and see what ‘The Time of the Doctor’ has to beat.
These days Christmas TV isn’t scary. It’s all willowy-voiced renditions of classic anthems and children dressed like millionaires using iPads as sledges. There’s no fear to cut through the festive treacle.
Yet a ghost story at Christmas is as traditional as a crowd of villagers gazing at a convoy of lorries filled with fizzy pop. So it’s a thrill to see BBC Two return the ‘Ghost Story for Christmas’ to the schedules, and that horror aficionado Mark Gatiss is the man behind the resurrection.
A set of videos looking at the making of Sky1’s Moonfleet have been released online.
Sky has released a new one-minute trailer for Sky1’s upcoming family drama Moonfleet, starring Ray Winstone (The Sweeney) and Aneurin Barnard (We’ll Take Manhattan).
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has revealed his favourite episodes from Matt Smith’s era on the show. Discussing which episodes will define Matt Smith’s time as the Doctor, Moffat commented: “I think ‘The Eleventh Hour’ was such an extraordinary debut. Everybody for a year of poor Matt Smith’s life had been saying, ‘total mistake. He’s … >
It’s the time of year when families gather on the sofa and chocolates that you’d never normally eat in such huge quantities suddenly appear before you and arguments begin over which Christmas TV programmes to watch.