When Amy Pond meets the Tenth Doctor Who

Awesomest. Picture. Ever.

It was taken during the recent Radio Times Cover Party. Look at Karen and David. Priceless!

[via Life, Doctor Who and Combom]

Official Synopsis for Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol

The official synopsis from the BBC for the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special titled A Christmas Carol is out!

Amy and Rory are trapped on a crashing space liner, and the only way The Doctor can rescue them is to save the soul of a lonely old miser, in a festive edition of the time-travelling adventure, written by Steven Moffat. But is Kazran Sardick, the richest man in Sardicktown, beyond redemption? And what is lurking in the fogs of Christmas Eve?

In the meanwhile, you can also watch the first trailer here.

[via BBC Press Office]

First 2 episodes of Doctor Who series 6 to be filmed in the US + spoilers

And so it's official: The TARDIS will land in the good Ol' US of A to film parts of the first two episodes from series 6 of Doctor Who!

Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Artur Darvill, and the entire cast and crew will leave Wales around mid-November to film the opening episodes of Series 6 in Utah. Though it's not the first time a Doctor Who story has taken place in the US, it will be the first time the series is actually filmed there.

In 1996, Doctor Who: The Movie, which featured the Eight Doctor played by Paul McGann and whose story took place in San Francisco, was actually filmed in Canada.

HIGH quality pics from the filming of Doctor Who series 6 episode 3

Yesterday I posted a few pics from the filming of What Are Little Boys Made Of? The third episode from the upcoming series 6 of Doctor Who.

Today, SFX  has posted some VERY high quality pics from the same filming. Though most are similar to what we saw yesterday, there are a lot of different ones and the quality is really, really good.

Just click on the pics below and enjoy!

Steven Moffat Teases Series 6 ''enormous, game-changing" cliffhanger

Everyone knows by now that upcoming the series 6 of Doctor Who will be split in two next year with the first part made of 7 episodes airing in the spring, and the second part of 6 episodes airing over the fall. And mostly everyone also knows that the split will be marked by a huge cliffhanger (I don't know about you but I really, really hate those).

In an article with Doctor Who Magazine, Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat revealed that:

Doctor Who Series 6 Episode 3 Filming Pics Galore!

There's a slew of filming pics from the upcoming third episode of Series 6 of Doctor Who online today. Titled  What Are Little Boys Made Of? the episode is written by Mark Gatiss who last wrote the series 5 episode Victory of the Daleks.

BBC Confirms Guest Stars for the Doctor Who Christmas Episode!

The BBC has issued a press release teasing the fans about what's coming up for the Christmas episode of Doctor Who.

Production starts today (Monday 12 July) on the 2010 Doctor Who BBC One Christmas Special in which the thrilling adventures of the Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith) and newlyweds Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) and Rory Williams (Arthur Darvill) will continue in a fun-filled and heartfelt festive story.

In the grand tradition of Doctor Who Christmas specials, this year the show has once again attracted stellar guest stars as veteran actor Michael Gambon (Harry Potter, The Singing Detective) and opera diva Katherine Jenkins, in her first acting role, join the Time Lord for what might be his most Christmassy adventure yet!

[BBC Press Office]

And so, Amy and Rory will be joining the Doctor in the Christmas fun, the first time since the 2005 Christmas episode The Christmas Invasion, which marked David Tennant's first episode as the Doctor.

The addition of Michael Gambon for the Christmas episode is an awesome casting coup, and I can't wait to see which character the actor will play. Apparently, he and Katherine Jenkins will play major roles in the special episode.

Doctor Who - Series 5 Review

Wow, Series 5 of Doctor Who has come and gone a week now, and I'm already really missing it.

So after 13 episodes, viewed and reviewed, now is the time to look back on Steven Moffat's first year as Doctor Who showrunner and see how it stands up.

Doctor Who - Rory and Amy's Wedding Album!

Well this must be one of the most original things I've seen from the official site of Doctor Who yet.

The BBC has released pictures from the "wedding album" of Rory Williams and Amy Pond!

Enjoy!

Doctor Who - Amy's Greatest Moments

Doctor Who - Amy and Rory: A Love Story

Doctor Who 5.12 & 5.13 Very Spoilery Pics!

The Return of three very familiar ''faces.''

Below are very spoilery pictures from the upcoming last 2 episodes of Series 5 of Doctor Who, The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang. You can see them after the break.

Amy Pond's Mother to Make an Appearance on Doctor Who

According to IMdb and Tardis Wiki, Amy's mother will make an appearance in Doctor Who episode 5.12 The Pandorica Opens.

She will be played by actress Karen Westwood, and at this point the character is only listed as being ''Amy's mother.'' I figure that it could possibly be only a small role.

Also take note that nothing is officially confirmed yet.

[Source, Source, via Life, Doctor Who and Combom]

Doctor Who: Arthur Darvill Talks Rory and Confirms Smith and Gillan's Return for Series 6

In an interview given to Digital Spy, Arthur Darvill, who plays Rory Williams - Amy's fiancee, confirmed that  both Matt Smith and Karen Gillan will indeed be back for Series 6 (Smith's return was a given since the actor signed a 3 series contract). However, Darville doesn't know if Rory will be back at all. Still, the actor got to say some interesting things about his character for Series 5.

Doctor Who - Did We See a Future Doctor in Flesh and Stone?

After someone brought this to my attention, and reading some reports online, I decided to go back and re-watch Flesh and Stone.

I do believe that we are seeing another Doctor here, one that comes from the future, perhaps from the season finale?

Doctor Who - Flesh and Stone Review

What a fantastic episode! Brilliant! Let's just get it out right now: Steven Moffat knows how to spin a yarn and he does it really beautifully with The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone. The two-parter story will probably go down as one of Doctor Who's finest ever. I often found myself thinking about how much Flesh and Stone reminded me of Aliens in it's opening scenes. There was the same sense of urgency and panic – deftly supported by Murray Gold's incredible soundtrack - when the Doctor and the others have to escape the clutches of the advancing Weeping Angels.

Doctor Who - The Crack in the Wall Arc Revealed!

After weeks of seeing the famous crack in almost every episode of Doctor Who, we are now getting an answer as to what it is and what it means.

This excerpt is apparently taken from the forthcoming The Tardis Handbook:

Doctor Who: ''The Beast Below'' Inside Trekker Review

This is both a review and a recap. There will be spoilers.

The Mighty Starship UK

Whereas ''The Eleventh Hour'' served as an introduction to a new Doctor, a new companion, and a new Tardis (as well as an all new behind the scenes team), the second episode titled ''The Beast Below'' jumps right into an old fashioned Doctor Who adventure.

Doctor Who ''The Time of Angels'' Press Release

Fresh off the press today is the BBC press release for Doctor Who Series 5 episode 4 ''The Time of Angels.''

So Why are Amy and the Doctor all Wet in ''The Beast Below''? Doctor Who

Well, apparently Amy and the Doctor get swallowed by an alien monster, managing an escape by making it throw up.

Both Amy and the Doctor find themselves in a distant future on the Starship UK with Britain (the whole country) now in space in this upcoming second episode from Series 5 Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat. [The Sun] [Daily Mail]

Now that's appetizing: There's absolutely nothing like being covered in alien stomach juices while on an intergalactic trip.