Russell T Davies BBC news interview live from Los Angeles on the new 10 episode series of Torchwood announced recently…

Karen Gillan on CBBC taking viewers questions and an interview from GMTV. Also below is Matt Smith’s Interview from The One Show talking about Patrick Troughton and Einstein with clips featuring Amy and a Duck Pond.


GMTV also have special section with features and pictures Here

Karen Gillan on CBBC…

Karen Gillan interview from GMTV…

Matt Smith Interview from the One Show…

Matt Smith appeared on Blue Peter making a TARDIS bird feeder whilst been interviewed by the presenter. There were also clips from the Eleventh Hour.

A few screenshots can be seen below.

You will be able to see the whole programme on the BBCi Player

There is an exclusive interview with new clips, which wasn’t shown on the programme on the Blue Peter website Here

Steven Moffat appeared on BBC Breakfast to talk about the up-coming series of Doctor Who after the press launch. He also hesitantly confirmed the air date of Saturday 3rd April but not the time.


The interview was preceded by a full report from the event by lizo mzimba.

Steven Moffat BBC Breakfast Interview…

lizo mzimba report…

Tonight sees the press launch of the new series of Doctor Who and BBC news showed a short interview with Matt Smith along with our first Proper look at the new Doctor. There will be much more to follow in the coming days.


lizo_mzimba also twitted … Ooh. New series trailer. Spitfires dog fighting in space. Cybermen! Stonehenge. Roman centurions. Weeping Angel!!!!

You can read his review of the first episode on the BBC website Here

A few screenshots from the clip have been added to the series 5 gallery Here

BBC News Karen Gillan interview…

BBC News Matt Smith interview and clip…

BBC Wales Karen Gillan and Matt Smith interview…

This weeks Radio Times, which goes on sale today, includes and interview with Doctor Who’s new showrunner Steven Moffat.

Steven Moffat is Doctor Who’s new “showrunner” – the flashy American term, adopted over here, to describe a visionary writer/producer/TV seer who is charged with the creative evolution of a big series.

So what grand monsters (and tiny terrors) can we look forward to this series? Moffat doesn’t want to give too much away, but the new Doctor, Matt Smith, and his companion Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) are inevitably up against foes old and new, with a star-dusting of special guest-scarers, including Helen McCrory as “a sexy scary vampire-woman and Sophie Okonedo…” here Moffat pauses. As what? “I couldn’t possibly say. But she was in the trailer for the new series, and nobody noticed!”

In addition William Gallagher has added a blog entry on the Radio Times website which you can see Here

Steven Moffat: “Can we redesign the Daleks?”

Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat tells Radio Times he’s thought about changing the Daleks and even the Tardis, but the fans – and he is one – are safe.

You can also see the latest promo images in the Radio Times gallery Here

He also appeared recently on both GMTV and BBC breakfast to promote his final episode as the Doctor.

You can see all these interviews below…

The clips have been previously seen but its still worth another look…


June Whitfield on This Morning…

Bernard Cribbins on The One Show…

A new interview with David Tennant has been shown on BBC News and includes some previously unseen filming clips with John Simm as The Master.

You can see the interview below…

It is also the press screening tonight so expect lots of news and reviews in the papers and on the internet.

David Tennant has nothing to say to Matt Smith

David Tennant has admitted he has “nothing to say” to new Time Lord, Matt Smith.

Tennant told Reader’s Digest, in an exclusive interview for the December issue, that he’d spoken to his successor several times “but there’s nothing to say. I think we both thought we’d be able to exchange lots of ideas. But actually it’s none of my business how Matt does it and nothing I say can really help him.”

Talking about his final foray as the Doctor in this year’s Christmas special, Tennant says “This year we’ve done something different. It is still set in Christmas, but it’s perhaps not got quite as much, er…Christmas cheer as before.” Tennant adds that come Christmas Day he’ll be watching his own send off. “Just to enjoy the moment. It’s my last Doctor Who – it will be nice to witness that.”

Tennant is now the proud possessor of his own sonic screwdriver, the Doctor’s signature gizmo. “I have one of the real things! I’ve only once used it to impress a child. It was a charity thing but it was quite cool. He was only about five, so it was a nice, wide-eyed moment.”

While he “doesn’t have any regrets” about leaving the iconic series Tennant is prepared for the inevitable “pangs of jealousy” once he’s handed over the Doctor’s mantle.

But Tennant fans shouldn’t think he’ll be resting on his laurels.

Hinting at possible future plans, Tennant reveals that as a child he loved Marvel’s The Avenger’s, a comic about a team of crime-fighting superheroes. “It’s yet to be made into a film, although I think there are rumblings. I’d be quite happy to be involved.” Indeed the film is in pre-production, with Robert Downey Jr. and Scarlett Johansson already signed on.

David Tennant, superhero? Fans would say he’s played that role already.

The full piece will feature in the December issue of Reader’s Digest on newsstands on 26 November.

Source: Readers Digest press department.