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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Bill Nighy has confirmed that he was offered the lead role in the BBC’s long-running science-fiction drama series, Doctor Who.
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Zohra Sehgal, one of the best known faces of Indian television, cinema and theatre, has celebrated reaching 100 years of age with the publication of a biography about her life.
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The BBC have confirmed that the Daleks – Doctor Who’s oldest and most popular enemies – will definitely be returning to the long-running science-fiction drama for its new series, which begins later this year.
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Following on from his work on the Harry Potter movies, Hollywood director David Yates has announced that he is turning his attention to Doctor Who.
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Fans of Doctor Who are interpreting a new interview given by Matt Smith as an indication that he’s preparing to leave the series in the not-too-distant future.
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Christopher Eccleston has confirmed that he won't be making a return to Doctor Who, even for the show's 50th anniversary in 2013.
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Science-fiction fans have spotted the TARDIS console room used by David Tennant in a new trailer for Matt Smith’s second series of Doctor Who, the ever-popular BBC drama series.
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Sylvester McCoy has confirmed that he'd like to return to Doctor Who for the 50th anniversary of the BBC's science-fiction television drama.
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Fans of the BBC’s the long-running science-fiction drama are today celebrating the television character’s 908th birthday – although he doesn’t look a day over 47 . . . er, 28!
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William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker are all about to appear in the Doctor Who spin-off show, The Sarah Jane Adventures.
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On the Other Stage at the Glastonbury music festival, Doctor Who's Matt Smith made a surprise appearance alongside electronic-pop duo Orbital.
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The ventriloquist Ray Alan – creator of the posh Lord Charles – has died suddenly at the age of 79. He was a regular on British television screens over four decades
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Bet Lynch, the UK’s favourite fictional landlady, could be about to make a return to the cobbled streets of one of the country’s favourite soap operas, Coronation Street.
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The BBC is soon to mount a retrospective Doctor Who archive release, showing how the Corporation has coped with the ten incarnations of the 900-odd-year-old Time Lord so far.
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