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Radio Times Full Cover/Gallery

Radio Times Full Cover/Gallery

November 10th, 2009
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In The New Issue…

“With its terrifying army of zombified creatures sporting cracked veins and white pupils, The Waters of Mars, the first of David Tennant’s final three episodes, might also be his scariest yet”…


There is also a Radio Times Waters of Mars Gallery Here

This weeks Radio Times Cover…

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“Doctor Who can be funny, wise, whimsical, exciting, heartbreaking, you name it,” says Russell T Davies, the series’ showrunner and, with Phil Ford, co-writer of this episode, “but I suppose the scary ones linger, because fear is such a vivid emotion, and very little stuff on TV is actually frightening. Good old-fashioned fear is Doctor Who’s domain. It’s what the viewers come for, especially kids.”

Also this week:

Find out what Terry Wogan’s doing on the set of Lark Rise to Candleford and see what else Pudsey’s got up his furry sleeve for this year’s Children in Need (Friday, BBC1/BBC HD)

Other places of interest…

Digital Spy have a new Waters of Mars gallery

Radio Times Doctor Who pages

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4 Responses to Radio Times Full Cover/Gallery

  1. Posted by: James November 12th, 2009 Reply

    Apparently it isn’t the first few minutes, it is a collection of clips as the first few minutes is too plot heavy. All from RTD himself in the doctor who mag.


  2. Posted by: booboo November 11th, 2009 Reply

    They are showing the first few minuets of the Christmas special.


  3. Posted by: Doug November 11th, 2009 Reply

    are they doing any children in need stuff this year?


  4. Posted by: The Master November 9th, 2009 Reply

    Fabulous, I though it would be Children in need.


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