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Sydney - Two shows back to back, and the Dr. Who team is back in business with a vengeance. I’ve been watching Dr. Who since the very beginning, and the new lease of life has really allowed the creativity to take off. These shows are true tributes.

Mark Gatiss has been speaking about the difficulties faced by those involved who were trying to first get "Doctor Who" on television back in the early 1960s.

It’s emerged that two new minisodes of the long-running TV sci-fi phenomenon “Doctor Who” are planned to link to the 50th anniversary, which is this month.

UKTV Watch begins its “Doctor Who” 50th-anniversary celebrations this weekend, with the British television premiere of an acclaimed US documentary series, as well as a number of other documentaries and episodes of the sci-fi series.

The mystery surrounding whether or not, and in what quantity, the BBC have recovered hitherto-missing Doctor Who episodes from the 1960s, is set to continue for a few more days.

It appears that one of Doctor Who’s oldest enemies, the Cybermen, will be responsible for the regeneration of the Eleventh Doctor in this year’s Christmas special.

Hitherto unseen scripts from “Doctor Who” and “Doomwatch” have been unearthed by researchers compiling information for a forthcoming biography of the cult science-fiction writer, Dr Kit Pedlar.

As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the British television science-fiction series Doctor Who, David Bradley is to play the Doctor in an upcoming film, the BBC has announced.

Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has confirmed that Mark Gatiss is writing a Doctor Who biopic – the story of the world’s longest-running science-fiction television series.

Tom Baker, the actor well known for playing the Fourth Doctor in the BBC's long-running science-fiction television series, has spoken of his willingness to consider a return to the series