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Children in Need’s Christmas Preview

October 28, 2010 - Doctor Who - Tagged: BBC, Children in Need, David Tennant, Doctor Who, Dr Who, Eleventh Doctor, Fifth Doctor, John Barrowman, Matt Smith, Peter Davison, Rose Tyler, Steven Moffat, The Christmas Invasion, The Five Doctors, Time Crash - 1 comment

Can’t wait until Christmas? Neither, it seems, can the BBC, who are so desperate to give us some new Doctor Who before the festive season that we’re getting another clip…

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Immortality Blues

October 13, 2010 - Doctor Who - Tagged: Clyde, Death of the Doctor, Doctor Who, Dr Who, Eleventh Doctor, Elisabeth Sladen, Jo Grant, Katy Manning, Last of the Time Lords, Luke, Matt Smith, Rani, Sarah Jane Smith, Shansheeth, The End of Time, The Five Doctors, The Sarah Jane Adventures, The Sarah Jane Adventures Series 4, The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith, Third Doctor - 8 comments

Lucky previewers of The Sarah Jane Adventures story Death of the Doctor at the BFI on Monday were greeted with news that the Doctor is immortal… The episode – which…

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Pennant Roberts

June 26, 2010 - News - Tagged: Doctor Who, Douglas Adams, Dr Who, Fourth Doctor, Graham Williams, Leela, Louise Jameson, Pennant Roberts, Shada, The Face Of Evil, The Five Doctors, The Pirate Planet, The Sun Makers, Timelash, Tom Baker, Warriors of the Deep - no comments

As reported by GallifreyNewsBase Doctor Who Director Pennant Roberts has passed away at the age of 69. Pennant was a well respected Television director working during the 70â€™s and 80â€™s…

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Reversing the Polarity – Silly?

June 22, 2010 - Doctor Who, News - Tagged: Doctor Who, Dr Who, Frontier in Space, Inferno, Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Jon Pertwee, Planet of the Daleks, SFX, Terrance Dicks, The DÃ¦mons, The Five Doctors, The Sea Devils, The Time Monster, Third Doctor - 4 comments

In the forward thinking genre of sci-fi mistakes can be made, ideas that seem so exciting, so bold on screen can turn out to be as plausible as a Jesus…

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