On location at the Tower of London - Doctor Who: 50th Anniversary Special

Doctor Who location report with Jenna-Louise Coleman, Jemma Redgrave and Ingrid Oliver!

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Summer of London: ‘Doctor Who’ Stars Share Their Favorite London Spots

via Anglophenia:

If you take the TARDIS to London, what sights you would you see? Continuing our Brit List: Summer of London series, we reached out to the cast of Doctor Who for their favorite hidden spots in Britain’s capital. What’s Karen Gillan‘s favorite café in London? Arthur Darvill‘s must-visit museum? Alex Kingston‘s choice place to take a stroll? Watch our interview to find out:

Karen on the Underground.

Karen on the Underground.

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Doctor Who “Night Terrors” Peg Dolls invade London park
‘Doctor Who’ monsters have invaded London. The creepy Peg Dolls - which appeared in the episode ‘Night  Terrors’ - were spotted at Brook Green Children’s Playground in the  capital yesterday (19.10.11) eerily riding on the seesaw in the middle  of the night. The monsters stopped off at the playground on their way to their  new home at the ‘Doctor Who Experience’ at London’s Olympia where they  will be joining the Time Lord’s other adversaries in the exhibition  section of the attraction in time for half-term week and Halloween  weekend. ‘Doctor Who’ fans can get be taught how to “walk like a monster”  by the BBC show’s choreographer Ailsa Berk on Friday October 28, and  entry is free for children dressed as a character from the series  accompanied by a paying adult.

Doctor Who “Night Terrors” Peg Dolls invade London park

‘Doctor Who’ monsters have invaded London.

The creepy Peg Dolls - which appeared in the episode ‘Night Terrors’ - were spotted at Brook Green Children’s Playground in the capital yesterday (19.10.11) eerily riding on the seesaw in the middle of the night.

The monsters stopped off at the playground on their way to their new home at the ‘Doctor Who Experience’ at London’s Olympia where they will be joining the Time Lord’s other adversaries in the exhibition section of the attraction in time for half-term week and Halloween weekend.

‘Doctor Who’ fans can get be taught how to “walk like a monster” by the BBC show’s choreographer Ailsa Berk on Friday October 28, and entry is free for children dressed as a character from the series accompanied by a paying adult.

jamandfezzes:

Time-addled London is really quite pretty

The Streets of London.

The Streets of London.

(via waitingforamadmanwithabox)


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