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Jenna Louise Colemen has began filming!
http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/jenna-louise-begins-filming-doctor-who-34225.htm
Looking forward to the return of Doctor Who hopefully in August.
http://news.drwho-online.co.uk/#Lost-Doctor-Who-Movie-Footage-Unearthed
http://wifeinspace.com/
They are up to The Talons of Weng Chiang
Currently filming episode 11.
Anyway, I like that waistcoat, it's a good look for the Doctor. :-B Bring on series 7.
Rumour has it the 25th August or the 1st September. There will be five episodes and the Christmas special this year.
Early next year will have episodes 6 - 13, with Matt and Jenna-Louise.
I love the waistcoat too.
ABC (The Aussie one) has announced their airing in September, And If last year was anything to go by ABC aired about 36 hours after BBC.
No, The BBC only confirms their schedule two weeks in advance. So we'll have to wait for August or September.
http://news.drwho-online.co.uk/#Vengeance-on-Varos-Special-Edition-DVD-Cover-Details
There will be 5/6 episodes in the autumn, some people think the end of the august/start of september, a break, christmas special, probably another break then the remaining 7 episodes next year
http://news.drwho-online.co.uk/#Obituary-Caroline-John-(1940-2012)
Even though she was in just 5 stories she was one of my favourite companions.
RIP Caroline (Liz).
Yes very sad news, RIP Caroline (Liz) It shows the impact she had as although not in many stories she was very memorable.
RIP Liz.
Liz Shaw may not be among my favourite companions, but she was a good 'un; extremely competent, a good foil for Pertwee's deliciously dandyish Doctor and she rocked those mini-skirts. And Ms John was quite the actress too - just check out her final story Inferno, in which (like the also recently sadly departed Nicholas Courtney) she plays double roles and damn well too...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Dame-Diana-Rigg-and-Rachael-Stirling-to-Star-in-New-Series
It will be the first time the two have been seen together on screen. Mark Gatiss has written the episode where Rigg will play a Yorkshire local and Stirling will play her daughter. Details on the characters are few, but the BBC have said they will be a duo with a 'dark secret'.
Rigg said of the announcement: “the first time Rachie and I will be working together is on an episode of Doctor Who specially written for us by Mark Gatiss. How lucky is that?”
Her daughter said she had not worked with her mother before because the offers had 'not been tempting'. She added: "but when such a funny and original script comes through you know the time has come.”
Diana Rigg became famous in the Sixties for roles on screen such as Emma Peel in The Avengers and in the Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/doctor-who/9370201/Diana-Rigg-cast-opposite-her-daughter-in-Doctor-Who.html
Thats great news to hear, will be great to see her onscreen again. When does Dr Who return this year?
Cheers Bondsum, figured it could not be much longer now? Keen to see some new adventures and how the new assistant works out?
That really is great news. I very much look forward to that episode! I love it when Doctor Who turns to famous household names that relish the chance to appear in Dr Who like they've won a golden ticket!
One of my favourites. The seventies companions had a touch of magic about them.
I still say her working on the plague antidote in Silurians was the best use of a companion in fifty years of the show.
In actual fact, a few years ago I was lucky enough to catch Rachael Stirling in a stage production of the 1973 Hammer horror film Theatre Of Blood (co-starring Jim Broadbent in the Vincent Price role), in which she played the character her mother had in the original. And, must say, it was staggering just how much like a young Diana Rigg she sounded, looked and moved. Like mother, like daughter truly...
Also Jenny (Madam Vastra's "Companainion") has been seen on set without the worlds favorite Silurian.... :-?
http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/series-7-filming-welcome-to-sweetville-35461.htm
Also DW will be returning to Comic Con this month with trailer 2.