Granted, 'Doctor Who' fans were pretty over the moon to learn that David Tennant and Billie Piper would reprise their fan-favorite roles for the upcoming 'Doctor Who' 50th anniversary special, but such a momentous occasion surely could include other past Doctors as well, right? Not so, according to new sources, but should we really fret the special won't be exciting enough as is?
Excited as fans are to have former 'Doctor Who' stars David Tennant and Billie Piper reprising their fan-favorite roles for the series' upcoming 50th anniversary special, there can be no exaggerating the disappointment that John Barrowman's 'Torchwood' character Jack Harkness won't return as well. The actor has offered new clarification why Captain Jack won't reunite with The Doctor anytime soon, but do we believe him?
With 'Doctor Who's seventh series once again in progress, and shooting for the 50th anniversary special with David Tennant well underway, the BBC bosses have decided to drop another major bombshell on us. Not only will the series 7 finale return Alex Kingston's fan-favorite character River Song to the fold, but supposedly reveal "The Name of the Doctor!" Are producers jerking us around, or will we really learn The Doctor's greatest secret yet? Find out inside!
'Doctor Who' fans have been waiting a long time to return to series 7, even with the recent Christmas special "The Snowmen" that officially introduced the Doctor (Matt Smith) to his new companion Clara Oswin Oswald (Jenna-Louise Coleman). Now, with the Doctor's return set for March 30, The BBC has released a roaring new image of the Doctor and Clara to accompany premiere episode "The Bells of St. John," complete with new enemies the Spoonheads and a host of spoilers for the season!
As most 'Doctor Who' fans eagerly await the March 30 return of the seventh series, and the mad possibilities of returning Doctors for the 50th anniversary special, we're still enamored of star Jenna-Louise Coleman's newly-minted companion Clara Oswin Oswald. Yet, as any 'Doctor Who' fan well knows, neither companion nor Doctor lasts forever, so could Jenna-Louise Coleman already have a mind toward her exit? Find out how long the Doctor's new companion will be sticking around inside!
If 'Arrow' made its mission to to gather all the geek cred in the 'verse with an array of recognizable sci-fi guest stars, it's certainly on target. The CW's comic-book adapted series has picked up its latest acquisition in 'ER' vet and 'Doctor Who' fan favorite Alex Kingston, set to play the oft-discussed Dinah Lance. Not the DC superhero Black Canary mind you, a role to one-day be taken up by Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy), but rather her estranged mother! Find out what brings Alex Kingston to 'Arrow' in the near future inside!
Now that the 2012 'Doctor Who' Christmas Special "The Snowmen" has come and gone, with it introducing Jenna-Louise Coleman's mysterious new companion Clara, the focus has shifted back to the future of the series. 'Doctor Who' series 7 will return with all-new episodes in 2013, culminating in the top-secret 50th anniversary franchise special, sure to feature plenty of past guest stars, potentially even former Doctors! So which fan-favorite 'Doctor Who' star has gone on record saying she won't be a part of the special? And do we believe her?
Our fun might have come to a momentary end, now that 'Doctor Who' has aired it s 2012 Christmas special 'The Snowmen,' and left us until 2013 for fresh episodes of series 7, ultimately culminating in the long-awaited 50th anniversary special. But why stop with the holiday special, when the BBC also gifted us with a fresh new trailer for the remainder of the season? Clara, Cybermen, and cosmic chaos await within!
The 'Doctor Who' Christmas special might live it up to its name by arriving tomorrow night, but since when have we ever waited until Christmas Day for a peek at our gifts? In advance of the arrival of the good 'Doctor's latest series seven adventure "The Snowmen," the first to officially introduce Clara (Jenna-Louise Coleman as the Doctor's new companion, the BBC has been kind enough to gift us with two brand new sneak peeks from the episode. Meet the new villain, and hear Ian McKellen's glorious voice as the titular Snowmen inside!
Any fan of 'Doctor Who' knows that the iconic blue box TARDIS (Time and Relative Dimension in Space) is every bit as memorable as the Doctor who inhabits it, from Sylvester McCoy to Matt Smith. Fans also know that the coming 'Doctor Who' Christmas special "The Snowmen" will introduce a number of changes to the series, including a new companion and re-vamped title sequence, but did you know the episode will see a makeover of the TARDIS interior? Check out the Eleventh Doctor's new TARDIS inside!
