With the fervour surrounding Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary celebrations reaching fever pitch, the various specials and documentaries are fast approaching. And that’s not to mention ‘The Day of the Doctor’ itself! But amidst all the rumours of who’s returning, there’s another drama airing in celebration of the longest running science-fiction show in history that charts exactly how it ever made it to the screen in the first place.
The BBC has announced details of the Doctor Who “after-episode-party” that will be shown on BBC Three after ‘The Day of the Doctor’ airs next weekend.
Set in the world of criminal law, BBC One’s new legal thriller The Escape Artist is out on DVD next week.
We’ve picked out five of Doctor Who‘s best moments featuring the Third Doctor, as played by Jon Pertwee from 1970–1974… The Doctor and the Old Silurian: peacemakers amongst the warmongers in ‘The Silurians’ The Doctor takes a trip in ‘Inferno’ The Master’s first story: ‘Terror of the Autons’ The Three Doctors … >
Wizards Vs Aliens returns to CBBC for a second action-packed series, bringing magic and sci-fi together to tell the epic tale of aliens intent on devouring all the magic on Earth – with only 16-year-old wizard Tom Clarke and his friend Benny to stand in their way.
The name of John Hurt’s character in Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary special has been officially revealed.
For life-size science action figure Professor Brian Cox, the concepts of Time and Space are more exciting than the prospect of whatever Steven Moffat has planned for the world on 23 November this year. In the context of the entire universe, he’s probably got his priorities right.
Matt Smith has discussed the “starry cast” of Doctor Who‘s upcoming 50th anniversary special, revealing that John Hurt works “tirelessly hard”.