[Official] Doctor Who Thread


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Although details are still sketchy it has been seen that sources like Metro and various other press sources have leaked that the BBC will finally announce the actor of the 12th Doctor this weekend.

 

A special programme on will air this Sunday 4 August at 7pm on BBC1 entitled Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor'. A deliberate disposable repeat of 'Celebrity Mastermind' is currently listed in the timeslot. 

 

The show is going to be filmed in front of a live studio audience with Zoe Ball unveiling the next Doctor. The show will also feature interviews with past Doctors and companions. 

 

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/FortressOfAwesomeness/news/?a=84660

They won't confirm who the next Doctor is till the end of July/early August. And they will announce when they are going to announce it. 

 

Boom.

 

Either way, this one off episode should be good! :)

If you're trying to excite me, it worked :D

 

 

we can hope, but Moffett already said that they would show the trailer... "Soon?"

 

Well what better venue, everyone will be tuning in to see the new Doctor so show the trailer at the end

what would be the best season to start watching doctor who?  series/season ?

 

I've watched from the 2005 Season one and I haven't felt left out, I'm going to try and watch the classics to see what Time Lord history I can learn :D

I've watched from the 2005 Season one and I haven't felt left out, I'm going to try and watch the classics to see what Time Lord history I can learn :D

 

I agree watch from 2005 and if you have time go back to the very start

I've watched from the 2005 Season one and I haven't felt left out, I'm going to try and watch the classics to see what Time Lord history I can learn :D

 

 

I agree watch from 2005 and if you have time go back to the very start

Way to the start? I'd have to spend the next couple of years non stop :P

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