Piers Wenger & Beth Willis (‘Doctor Who’) interview
Piers Wenger and Beth Willis have taken on Executive Producer duties for Series 5 of Doctor Who, alongside head writer Steven Moffat.
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Piers Wenger and Beth Willis have taken on Executive Producer duties for Series 5 of Doctor Who, alongside head writer Steven Moffat.
As Inverness-born Karen Gillan becomes the latest actress to board the TARDIS in Doctor Who, we find out her thoughts on landing one of the most enviable roles in British television.
Doctor Who will return to BBC One this spring for a fifth series, starring Matt Smith as the 11th Doctor.
BAFTA-award winning writer Steven Moffat has just been handed his dream job: being in charge of Doctor Who.
And so begins David Tennant’s final run as The Doctor before he’s thrown in at the deep end, and it’s appropriate that for such a bombastic, energetic and fast-moving Doctor, the story demands that he’s immobile, frustrated and unable to help. It’s actually a very old-fashioned story – Space 1999 meets ‘Horror Of Fang Rock’, … >
Described as “Doctor Who meets a Fifties monster B-movie”, Dreamland, a new six-part animated adventure, premières daily on BBC Red Button and the Doctor Who website from Saturday 21st November 2009.
On the evidence of this, Colin Baker’s 4-part opening story from 1984, it’s clear the poor boy never stood a chance.
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In anticipation of the casting announcement for the new Doctor Who companion, we asked you to vote for which of the Doctor’s previous allies you’d most like to see return as a companion.
Before returning for a full 13-episode fifth series in Spring 2010, Doctor Who will air five specials, starring David Tennant.