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‘Doctor Who’ 50th: Christopher Eccleston will not be making a return for the 50th Anniversary Special
“Chris met with Steven Moffat a couple of times to talk about Steven’s plans for the Doctor Who 50th anniversary episode,” an official source said.“After careful thought, Chris decided not to be in the episode. He wishes the team all the best.”

‘Doctor Who’ 50th: Christopher Eccleston will not be making a return for the 50th Anniversary Special

“Chris met with Steven Moffat a couple of times to talk about Steven’s plans for the Doctor Who 50th anniversary episode,” an official source said.

“After careful thought, Chris decided not to be in the episode. He wishes the team all the best.”

Doctor Who - Reece Shearsmith cast as Patrick Troughton in  An Adventure In Space and Time
Former League of Gentlemen star is to play the second Doctor in An Adventure in Space and Time.
Info at Radio Times

Doctor Who - Reece Shearsmith cast as Patrick Troughton in  An Adventure In Space and Time

Former League of Gentlemen star is to play the second Doctor in An Adventure in Space and Time.

Info at Radio Times

Boy puts a Doctor Who postcard in a bottle, throws it out to sea, it travels 9,000-miles to Perth, Australia

Cade Scott, nine, from West Boldon, was inspired to fill an empty wine bottle with a Doctor Who postcard and let it loose at Roker Harbour on August 26, 2011, after hearing of a miracle missive that had made its way to Norway.
Cade’s bottle went from home turf to Perth, where it provided an extra Christmas gift to an unsuspecting Aussie.
The Doctor Who postcard was swiftly despatched back to the borough on January 7, with a note from its recipient, Matthew Elam, reaching Cade on Saturday, January 12.

Boy puts a Doctor Who postcard in a bottle, throws it out to sea, it travels 9,000-miles to Perth, Australia

Cade Scott, nine, from West Boldon, was inspired to fill an empty wine bottle with a Doctor Who postcard and let it loose at Roker Harbour on August 26, 2011, after hearing of a miracle missive that had made its way to Norway.

Cade’s bottle went from home turf to Perth, where it provided an extra Christmas gift to an unsuspecting Aussie.

The Doctor Who postcard was swiftly despatched back to the borough on January 7, with a note from its recipient, Matthew Elam, reaching Cade on Saturday, January 12.

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Interview with Fans from Doctor Who Convention on BBC NEWS.

PERMALINK 227 notes  |   #dwcuk   #interview   #doctor who   #bbc   #news  
Right now, we need Doctor Who more than ever. In times of social crisis, when the world is frightening and unpredictable, stories about super-beings swooping down to save the human race from itself are reassuring. Hollywood has been pumping out superhero movies faster than Clark Kent can change in a phone booth; this summer alone, we’ve had Green Lantern, Thor, X-Men: First Class and Captain America. After a summer of scandal and civil unrest, The Doctor is fairly obviously how [the UK would] still like to imagine ourselves, and certainly how we’d prefer the rest of the world to see us: tweedy, morally upright, loveably camp, much cleverer than everyone else, and quietly, planet-shakingly powerful, zooming around sorting out the world’s problems but never making too much of a fuss about it. Unlike superhero movies, though, Doctor Who retains its sense of moral complexity.
Laurie Penny: The best future would be the one imagined by Doctor Who - The Independent UK

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