Having been associated with the career-shaping role of Doctor Who‘s Amy Pond for three years, it was always going to be interesting to see what Karen Gillan picked as her first post-TARDIS adventure.
To celebrate Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary, we’ve got a complete set of six new Doctor Who figures from Character Options to give away to one of Twitter followers!
Jemma Redgrave has revealed that Doctor Who‘s upcoming 50th anniversary special “breaks your heart”.
Reece Shearsmith has described Mark Gatiss’s upcoming Doctor Who biopic, An Adventure in Space and Time, as “a lovingly rendered thing”.
The wonderful thing about the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary is the upsurge in unofficial publications.
Companions by Andy Frankham-Allen takes an in-depth look at the brave souls who have battled at the Doctor’s side, endured the excitement of time travel and crucially, asked the questions on our behalf.
Written and read by voice of the Daleks and Big Finish exec Nicholas Briggs, ‘The Dalek Generation’ features the Doctor travelling solo, presumably post-Ponds and prior to ‘The Snowmen’.
Christopher Eccleston’s final two-part Doctor Who story will be shown in London this summer as part of the BFI’s year-long 50th anniversary celebrations.
Over the years, Doctor Who has handled the physical transition of its lead actor in a variety of ways. Peter Davison bowed out in technicolour nightmare of floating faces while Patrick Troughton exited into a visual effect, with his successor not actually glimpsed onscreen until the following story. In fact, only recently has the process become a standardised, upright affair with the Time Lord suffering a volcanic eruption of golden light.