Preview Clips from The Wedding of River Song

Today is the finale of the latest series of Doctor Who. While you're counting down the hours why not enjoy these preview clips from the BBC:

The Wedding of River Song is on BBC One & BBC One HD at 7.05pm tonight.

Prequel to The Wedding of River Song

The BBC have just posted the prequel for the Doctor Who series 6 finale:

I'm sure that will keep us all thinking for the next week.

Preview Clips from Closing Time

Here are a couple of preview clips from tomorrow's episode of Doctor Who.

I think they're great & I can't wait to see the whole thing tomorrow.

What do you think?

UPDATED with revised time slot - Synopsis for Episode 13 (Possible Spoilers)

The BBC Press Office has released information for some of the shows that are airing on Saturday 1st October and among them is the series finale of Doctor Who, 'The Wedding of River Song.'

Here is the somewhat brief, but spoilery, synopsis for the episode:

As the Doctor makes his final journey to the shores of Lake Silencio in Utah, he knows only one thing can keep the universe safe - his own death - in the concluding episode of the time travelling drama. But has he reckoned without the love of a good woman?

The BBC Press Office have issued revised information showing that the episode is only 45 minutes long & will air at 7.05pm on BBC One & BBC One HD.

The press release also contains some details of the accompanying Confidential for the series finale:

Doctor Who fans can also enjoy an extra helping of the Time Lord's adventures in a special one-off mini episode written by schoolchildren in Doctor Who Confidential on BBC Three tonight.

You can read the full press release HERE

'The Wedding of River Song' is written by Steven Moffat.

Spoilery pics from Closing Time

The BBC have released some pics from Saturday's upcoming episode, 'Closing Time.'

Big thanks to Peri-Peri for finding these & putting them on the forum.

'Closing Time' is on at 7.10pm on BBC One & BBC One HD this Saturday.

Ten Closing Time Quotes

The good guys over at CultBox have compiled ten not too spoilery quotes that you can expect to hear in this weeks episode of Doctor Who, Closing Time.

Closing Time will mark the return of Craig and Sophie from 2010's The Lodger as well as appearances from the Cybermen and the Cybermats.

• 'You don't need to number food.' 
• 'What are you not telling me? 
• 'I've had some wonderful feedback.' 
• 'You always survive.' 
• 'Metal rat, real mouth.' 
• 'I am so old.' 
• 'You can't help who your mates are.' 
• 'I always knew I'd die asking.' 
• 'Well, well, well. You have been busy.' 
• 'You have failed, Doctor.'

Check out a trailer for the episode below.

UPDATED with revised time slot - Synopsis for Episode 12

The BBC Press Office has released information for some of the shows that are airing on Saturday 24th September and among them is episode 12 of Doctor Who, 'Closing Time.'

Here is the somewhat brief, but spoilery, synopsis for the episode:

In the last few days of his life, the Doctor pays a farewell visit to his old friend Craig, and encounters a mystery, as the time-travelling drama continues.

People are going missing, a silver rat scuttles in the shadows of a department store, and somewhere close by the Cybermen are waiting…

This episode sees the return of James Corden as Craig Owens (previously seen in the S5 episode 'The Lodger').

The image above is taken from the S6 Pt 2 trailer released a while ago.

You can read the full press release HERE

'Closing Time' is written by Gareth Roberts.

The BBC Press Office information has been updated & it is now showing that this episode will be broadcast at 7.10pm, putting it in line with the broadcast times for the rest of Series 6 Part 2.

I, for one, am very happy with this revision. What do you think?

Synopsis for Episode 13 (Possible Spoilers)

The BBC Press Office has released information for some of the shows that are airing on Saturday 1st October and among them is the series finale of Doctor Who, 'The Wedding of River Song.'

Here is the somewhat brief, but spoilery, synopsis for the episode:

As the Doctor makes his final journey to the shores of Lake Silencio in Utah, he knows only one thing can keep the universe safe - his own death - in the concluding episode of the time travelling drama. But has he reckoned without the love of a good woman?

According to the release it has be given a full hour long slot from 6pm to 7pm.

The press release also contains some details of the accompanying Confidential for the series finale:

Doctor Who fans can also enjoy an extra helping of the Time Lord's adventures in a special one-off mini episode written by schoolchildren in Doctor Who Confidential on BBC Three tonight.

You can read the full press release HERE

'The Wedding of River Song' is written by Steven Moffat.

Spoilery pics from The God Complex

Here are some pics from 'The God Complex' courtesy of the BBC:

'The God Complex' is on BBC One & BBC One HD on Saturday at 7.10pm.

Preview Clips from The God Complex

Pass time this Tuesday by watching these preview clips from Saturday's upcoming episode of Doctor Who - 'The God Complex'

'The God Complex' is on BBC One & BBC One HD at 7.10pm on Saturday.

Preview Clips from The Girl Who Waited

Whet your appetite for tonight's episode of Doctor Who with these three preview clips from the BBC:

If these clips are anything to go by this ep is going to be brilliant.

'The Girl Who Waited' is on BBC One & BBC One HD at 7.15pm.

Synopsis for Episode 12

The BBC Press Office has released information for some of the shows that are airing on Saturday 24th September and among them is episode 12 of Doctor Who, 'Closing Time.'

Here is the somewhat brief, but spoilery, synopsis for the episode:

In the last few days of his life, the Doctor pays a farewell visit to his old friend Craig, and encounters a mystery, as the time-travelling drama continues.

People are going missing, a silver rat scuttles in the shadows of a department store, and somewhere close by the Cybermen are waiting…

This episode sees the return of James Corden as Craig Owens (previously seen in the S5 episode 'The Lodger').

The image above is taken from the S6 Pt 2 trailer released a while ago.

You can read the full press release HERE

'Closing Time' is written by Gareth Roberts.

EDIT - the release says that this episode will air at 6pm - anyone else wish the BBC would pick a time & stick to it? And what time slot do you prefer 6ish or 7ish?

Pics from The Girl Who Waited

The BBC have released some pictures from The Girl Who Waited today:

Series 6 Pt 2 DVD/Blu-Ray Final Artwork

Back in July we ran a story about the Series 6 pt 2 boxset being released in October, but at the time there was only provisional artwork. Well now the final artwork has been revealed & as you can see from the images above it has changed significantly from the provisional design.

The boxset will include the episodes 'Let's Kill Hitler,' 'Night Terrors,' 'The Girl Who Waited,' 'The God Complex,' 'Closing Time' & the series finale 'The Wedding of River Song.'

The special features will feature Monster Files on The Antibodies & The Cybermats.

The boxset will be released on October 10th & is available for pre-order from Amazon.

So what do you think - do you prefer this or the provisional artwork? And more importantly, will you be picking up this boxset or waiting for the whole series set which is expected later in the year?

Synopsis for Episode 11

The BBC Press Office has released information for some of the shows that are airing on Saturday 17th September and among them is episode 11 of Doctor Who, 'The God Complex.'

Here is the synopsis for the episode:

The TARDIS lands in what looks like an ordinary hotel, as the time-travelling drama continues. But the walls move, corridors twist and rooms vanish. There is a room for every visitor that concerns their deepest, darkest fears. Fears that will kill them. What lies in the Doctor's room? And when his turn comes, will he welcome death like all the rest?

This episode co-stars David Walliams (star of 'Little Britain,' & many other shows) as Gibbis.

The image above is taken from the episode & was released by the BBC a couple of weeks ago.

You can read the full press release HERE

'The God Complex' is written by Toby Whithouse.

Pics from Night Terrors (Maybe Spoilery)

Here are some pics from the upcoming episode 'Night Terrors' courtesy of the BBC. Some were released last week & some today:

Two More Pics From Let's Kill Hitler

The BBC released two more pictures from 'Let's Kill Hitler' yesterday:

Synopsis for Episode 10

The BBC Press Office has released information for some of the shows that are airing on Saturday 10th September and among them is episode 10 of Doctor Who, 'The Girl Who Waited.'

Here is the synopsis for the episode:

Amy is trapped in a quarantine facility for victims of an alien plague – a plague that will kill the Doctor in a day – as the time-travelling drama continues.

The Doctor can use the TARDIS to smash through time and break in, but then Rory is on his own. He must find Amy and bring her back to the TARDIS before the alien doctors can administer their medicine.

Rory is about to encounter a very different side to his wife. Can he rescue Amy before she is killed by kindness?

You can read the full press release HERE

The above image is taken from the episode & was released by the BBC last week.

'The Girl Who Waited' is written by Tom MacRae.

More spoilery pics from Let's Kill Hitler

The BBC have released some more images from 'Let's Kill Hitler.'

You can download these, and the earlier ones, as wallpapers HERE

Radio Times reveals Episode 13 title

The latest issue of the Radio Times has revealed the title of the series 6 finale.

It is to be called 'The Wedding of River Song.'

This has also now been added to the episode guide on the BBC Doctor Who site.

I suspect this title is going to be a bit controversial in some quarters. However, much like previous titles 'The Doctor's Daughter,' 'The Doctor's Wife' & The Sarah Jane Adventures episode 'The Death of the Doctor,' before it I think this one will also turn out to be a bit misleading.

What do you think?