The latest Doctor Who Adventures game “Tardis” is now available to download.

A walk-through and screenshots will be added to the site later. To download the game click Here

From the official site…

Have you ever wanted to fly the TARDIS or take on the Cybermen and Daleks? This is your chance to play as the Doctor for the very first time, but don’t worry, Amy’s coming too.

The third adventure, TARDIS, is ready to download and play now.

With the TARDIS caught in a time riptide, it’s up to Amy to save the day or leave the Doctor trapped in the void forever. Meanwhile, a dangerous entity is roaming the TARDIS corridors and it hasn’t been fed for a very long time… This is your chance to be the Doctor – Are you ready for the challenge?

The title of the next Adventure Game has been confirmed as TARDIS and it’s released on Friday, 27 August.

From the official BBC Website…

It will feature monsters, terrifying new dangers for the Doctor and Amy and offers an amazing insight into the world’s most famous blue box. It’s also been announced that the game will give players the opportunity to pilot the Doctor’s iconic time machine.

It’s the third Adventure Game and will be available at no extra cost to UK households, simultaneously on PC and Mac from this site. Users outside the UK will be able to purchase and download it on its UK release date, 27 August.

You can read the full story and keep up to date on the official site Here

A wide range of Doctor Who related items are going under the hammer on 23rd June at Bonham’s auction house in Knightsbridge.

These include replica props such as Daleks, Cybermen and k9.

The Tardis console created for the exhibition at longleat is also up for sale.

The Christopher Eccleston Tardis has an estimate of £8,000 to £12,000. There is also a smaller 5ft model created for an exhibition which has an estimate of £300 to £400.

There appear to many older props including a Dalek From the chase and Evil of the Daleks although many have been altered for exhibition purposes.

You can see the sale catalogue on Bonham’s website Here

Sale 17973 – Entertainment Memorabilia Knightsbridge, 23 Jun 2010 to at 11:00

The new issue of Radio Times is out Today and gives an exclusive glimpse into the new Tardis, in a special pull-out gatefold cover – buy Radio Times to see the full cover picture that reveals the inside of the new Tardis.

The Radio Times website also has the pull-out gatefold image ( in spoiler tag ) and several stunning interior pictures.

From The Radio Times…

Matt Smith is the 27-year-old actor to scoop the title role in the new series of Doctor Who. A graduate of the University of East Anglia, where he studied drama and creative writing, Smith has his own way of accessing this enigmatic character. “I was thinking, ‘Who in the world has a brain and a silliness which is close to the Doctor?’ and then I saw that photograph of Albert Einstein poking his tongue out and it just clicked. I found this book of quotes by Einstein – which I recommend as a life choice, he was such an insightful man – and I started writing short stories about Einstein and the Doctor, where the Doctor was getting irritated with the great man’s buffoonery. He’d be saying, ‘Come on, Albert, keep up!’ and I think that, more than anything, was my way in to the part.”

Karen Gillan is the girl who grabbed the role every actress would die for: the companion to the eleventh Doctor. Fans camped outside the Doctor Who set are a reminder of the show’s unique place in British culture. “I was never really into science fiction when I was growing up,” she says, “though my mum was a big Doctor Who fan. Now I’ve turned into a real sci-fi geek. Once you get sucked into that world, it has its own logic and laws, which is why I think people are so passionate about it.”

TV & Satellite Week and Total TV guide covers, both have extensive articles on the new series

Extract From TV & Satellite Week…

TV & Satellite Week was given a behind-the-scenes tour of the new, darker blue Tardis, I and it certainly won’t disappoint. Almost I three times bigger than the last police box,it is split-level with several staircases leading to mysterious rooms, while the central console ‘ contains gadgets galore, from a gramophone speaker to a typewriter. The Tardis rebuilds itself in the first episode because it was damaged when David Tennant regenerated,’ explains Steven Moffat.’

Extract From Total TV guide…

New Doctor, new series – new man in charge. Freshly minted head honcho Steven Moffat reveals his take on Who…

“I see Doctor Who as a fairy tale. And by a fairy tale, I don’t mean something sweet and nice and kind and funny. I mean something scary
and terrifying. Fairy tales are the means by which we tell our children the world is dangerous. And, yes, I know Matt Smith looks like he’s the youngest Doctor ever, but in the show it’s not an issue. It really isn’t. He’s an imperious, up-himself Time Lord. When you see him bossing Winston Churchill about in an upcoming episode, he seems like Churchill’s dad!”

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.

You can see the trailer below…

The BBC have also put up a short video of David Tennant on Qi…

The loose women interview included a previously unseen sequence of him in the Tardis – and he wasn’t impressed!



Bernard Cribbins on the Alan Titchmarsh show on 13/12/2009…

And on loose women, Please don’t watch if you don’t want this moment spoiled…

You can also visit the Radio Times End of Time gallery Here

Plus, Russell T Davies reveals that the Master is back:

John Simm is back, as the Master, fellow Time Lord and the Doctor’s arch nemesis for nearly four decades. But Russel T Davies wasn’t daunted by the inconvenience of having killed off the Master in 2007 – this is sci-fi, after all: “It’s personal for the Doctor. The Master is his enemy, his opposite, and yet so tantalisingly close to being his soul mate. There’s something epic about their sheer existence – the last two survivors of an ancient race. It’s a clash of the titans. Both of them heading for death, and yet both determined to survive – at any cost!”

Source:Radio Times press dept, released Sat 28 12.01am

Digital Spy say the BBC have confirmed the scheduling…

David Tennant’s final two episodes of Doctor Who will air on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, the BBC has confirmed.

‘The End Of Time, Part Two’, in which Tennant’s Doctor will regenerate into a new incarnation played by Matt Smith, will air on New Year’s Day. The hour-long episode will go out at 7.30pm, again sandwiched between episodes of EastEnders and also ahead of the last ever episode of Gavin & Stacey.

None of this has been confirmed by any press release via the BBC site.

In other news the BBFC website has confirmed the ruining times of the 2 Christmas specials with part one nearly one hour long and part 2 just under 73mins. They also reveal the titles for Doctor Who Confidential. You can see the information Here

The same site also confirms a series of Christmas Idents

BBC ONE (BBC CHRISTMAS IDENT – DR WHO CHRISTMAS)
BBC ONE (BBC CHRISTMAS BLIP – DR WHO DIGGING IN SNOW)
BBC ONE (BBC CHRISTMAS BLIP – REINDEER SNIFFING BY TARDIS)
BBC ONE (BBC CHRISTMAS BLIP – REINDEER SNORT)

Full information can be seen Here

Other magazines with Doctor Who Covers…

TV & Satellite week and Tv Guide

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Sir Terry Wogan is joined by Tess Daly and Alesha Dixon for a spectacular night of fun and fundraising.

Originally the first scene of the next Doctor Who Christmas special, The End of Time was to be shown which was said to be 3 minutes of the Doctor arriving on the Ood sphere but it seems Russell T Davies decided that it gave too much away. It now seems to be the first couple of scenes from directly after the opening titles.

You can Listen to a short audio clip on the BBC site Here

The scene is due to be shown between 8.00pm and 8.30 pm but anything can happen on the night.

Our unofficial “WhoBears” can be seen Here

The seven-hour show will come live from BBC Television Centre and will feature some of the UK’s top TV, musical and theatrical personalities and acts.

Highlights on the night include:

1900-1930

Alesha and the stars of Strictly Come Dancing get the party started with a dazzling show-opener. The magic is back as Merlin conjures up some wizard ideas for this year’s appeal, and get ready for a world exclusive as the official Children in Need single is launched.

1930-2000

A very important patient checks into Holby General, raising the temperature for the cast of Casualty, while Britain’s favourite boy band JLS get pulses racing with a special live performance. Plus, watch out for a unique bite-sized episode of Walk on the Wild Side.

2000-2030

The stars of Hollyoaks rock TV Centre with their tribute to Queen, there is an exclusive sneak-peek of the Doctor Who Christmas special, and music from American superstar Taylor Swift.

2030-2100

The One Show team roll on their leg-warmers to re-enact the iconic street dance from Fame, the stars of Dragons Den roll up their sleeves to restore an activity centre for disadvantaged children and the four balladeers, Westlife, are live in the studio.

2100-2130

Sir Terry Wogan causes a stir when he turns up as the new squire in Lark Rise to Candleford, Sun Hill songsters The Bill perform a Rat Pack classic, and Gary Barlow, who rocked the Royal Albert Hall in aid of Children in Need, is sure to raise the roof and the total when he brings on the big cheque.

2130 – 2200

The cast of EastEnders celebrate the Magic of Motown in Albert Square, and the BBC Newsreaders are joined by surprise guests to create a headline-grabbing music and dance spectacular.

The Original press release can be seen Here

The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith: Part Two
Friday 30 October
4.35-5.00pm BBC ONE

Screenshots from part One have been added to the gallery Here

Screenshots from part Two have been added to the gallery Here

Sarah Jane has met Peter Dalton and wants him to become part of her life, as the adventure series continues; perhaps he could become a father to Luke. But Clyde suspects that Peter is hiding a secret or two, especially when he and Rani find an empty house where Peter says his home should be.

The Doctor makes a spectacular return on the happiest day of Sarah Jane’s life but a deadly trap is awaiting them all.

As the strands of a clever and careful plan come together, can even a Time Lord save Sarah Jane on the day of her arch-enemy’s greatest triumph?

Sarah Jane Smith is played by Elisabeth Sladen, Peter Dalton by Nigel Havers, Clyde by Daniel Anthony, Rani by Anjili Mohindra and The Doctor by David Tennant.

The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith: Part Two

The Doctor joins the battle, as the power of the Pantheon Of Discord grows in strength, in the second and concluding part of this week’s story, but a deadly trap is waiting for them all.

The Doctor makes a spectacular return on the happiest day of Sarah Jane’s life, but is he too late to save both his old companion and Earth itself? As the strands of a clever and careful plan draw together, the two friends are separated across different time zones and must fight to save each other. For one, there’s a terrible price to pay.

Next Time Trailer for Part Two…

Full Trailer shown across BBC1/CBBC…

The Trailer some people are looking for…