Doctor Who

Doctor Who – Time War

Using existing Doctor Who footage, Tardeselliot Productions is putting together a version of the much discussed but never shown Time War which took place before Doctor Who‘s return to television in 2005. “Time War” will star Paul McGann and Andrew Merkelback as the Eighth Doctor, Christopher Eccleston and Peter Walsh as the Ninth Doctor, Timothy Dalton as Rassilon, Lalla Ward as Romana, Colin Baker as Commander Maxil, Louise Jameson as Leela, and John Leeson as the voice of (my favorite companion) K-9.

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Doctor Who Series 7 P.S.

  • Title: Doctor Who – The Angels Take Manhattan
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A final scene was storyboarded for Doctor Who‘s mid-season finale “The Angels Take Manhattan” in which Rory (Arthur Darvill) offered a final goodbye to his father (Mark Williams). Although the scene was never shot, Darvill did record the narration and the good folks at the BBC have put it together with the storyboards to give us a look at what the final scene would have looked like.

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Doctor Who – The Angels Take Manhattan

  • Title: Doctor Who – The Angels Take Manhattan
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“I’m sorry Rory, but you just died.”

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Doctor Who‘s mid-season finale begins with a lazy day in Central Park with The Doctor (Matt Smith) reading aloud from 1930’s pulp novel by Melody Malone and ends with the Time Lord’s final farewell to Amelia Pond (Karen Gillan). In between writer Steven Moffat gives us the Weeping Angels, a paradox that nearly destroys New York City, the return of River Song (Alex Kingston), and a pair of heart-wrenching decisions involving the future of Amy and Rory (Arthur Darvill).

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Doctor Who – The Power of Three

  • Title: Doctor Who – The Power of Three
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One week before the mid-season finale, and final episode featuring Amy (Karen Gillan) and Rory (Arthur Darvill) as The Doctor’s (Matt Smith) primary companions, Doctor Who delivers an episode about millions of mysterious small black cubes that suddenly appear all across the world. The cubes’ inactivity forces The Doctor to do the one thing he hates more than Daleks – to wait.

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