Doctor Who and Sarah Jane Adventures DVD Rumours

According to various online retail sites, The Waters of Mars and the final two Christmas specials will be released as a boxset on January 11th 2010.

The Waters of Mars has a rumoured airdate of November 14th and The End of Time, which is the second of the Christmas specials, is expected to air around New Years Day, with the prior special taking place on Christmas Day.

According to other retails sites, the third series of The Sarah Jane Adventures, will be released on January 25th of next year.

This series is currently airing on BBC One, every Thursday and Friday. The BBC have not confirmed any of these release dates, so may not be accurate.

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The Brand New Doctor Who Logo...

The official website for Doctor Who have exclusively revealed that the logo for the forthcoming fifth series of the well known Sci Fi series. It can be seen above.

This logo will be used in Series 5 which is expected to begin in Spring of 2010. It will star Matt Smith as The Doctor and Karen Gillan as companion, Amy Pond.

What are your thoughts on this logo? Please Comment!

UPDATE

A minor teaser for Series Five, including the brand new logo was also released on the official website. 

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Doctor Who - Complete Series Boxset

It's been recently confirmed by 2|entertain that a complete series boxset for Doctor Who will be released later this year.

It will feature all the episodes from Series One's Rose until the Series Four finale, Journey's End. Although, it has still not known whether it will feature The Next Doctor or Planet of The Dead which aired at Christmas and Easter.

Cast members include Christopher Eccleston, Billie Piper, David Tennant, Catherine Tate, Freema Agyeman, John Barrowman and Elisabeth Sladen.

It will be released on October 26th of this year with a price of £89.99. Will you be buying it?

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Doctor Who Awarded Second Guinness World Record

Guinness World Records recently awarded Doctor Who for it's high ratings, popularity in downloads and the high number of sales for it's merchandise.

Russell T. Davies was presented with this award at Comic Con last weekend. I would just like to say congratulations to the Doctor Who team for producing such a fantastic show, they really deserve this.

Doctor Who was previously awarded with Longest Running Science Fiction show in 2006, hence beginning in November 1963.

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Blue Peter Documentary on Doctor Who

It's been confirmed that a Blue Peter documentary on Doctor Who is to be made into a DVD Extra sometime next year.

This is what Dan Hall, who is 2|Entertain's Commissioning Editor, had to say about 'Who Peter'.

"I am delighted to confirm that we are nearing the end of production on our biggest documentary to date. It is a two-parter due for release next year, presented by Blue Peter and Strictly Come Dancing star, Gethin Jones. Shot in the Blue Peter studio and the Blue Peter garden, the programme, Who Peter, was devised by Blue Peter producer Richard Marson, and produced by Chris Chapman of Dene Films."

It has not yet been confirmed which DVD this documentary will be part of, but we will keep you updated.

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Doctor Who Movie To be Confirmed?

It has been claimed that a movie adaption to Doctor Who will be confirmed during a special panel as part of this year's Comic Con.

If this was to happen it would be a Q&A Session which Russell T. Davies and David Tennant are excpected to attend, and confirm this rumour.

If 'Doctor Who - The Movie' was to be released it would most likely star David Tennant as The Tenth Doctor.

Personally, I think it would be a great idea to release a movie, but what do you think?

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British Fantasy Award Nominations

The nominations for the British Fantasy Awards 2009 have now been released. Doctor Who has been nominated for one award and Russell T. Davies and Benjamin Cook have been nominated for another.

Doctor Who has been nominated for 'Best Television' award, and is up against Supernatural, Battlestar Galactica, Dexter and Dead Set.

The Writer's Tale, written by Russell T. Davies and Benjamin Cook has been nominated for 'Best Non Fiction' award and is up against Basil Copper: A Life in Books, journal.neilgaiman.com, Mutant Popcorn and What Is It We Do When We Read Science Fiction.

The results will be revealed in September.

Would you like Doctor Who and The Writer's Tale to win an award?

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The Doctor's Mother...?

It's been reported by both the Telegraph and the Mail that, 78 year old actress, Claire Bloom is to play the Doctor's own mother!

This Hollywood actress started her career in radio programmes for the BBC but moved on to acting at a later age.

She is well known for having roles in films such as Alexander the Great, The Brothers Karamazov, The Buccaneer, and The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm.

You can view the Telegraph artice here and the Mail article here (please ignore the first article on the link, well, because, you know...)

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David Harewood to Appear in Doctor Who

In an exclusive interview with comedian, Jonathan Ross, David Harewood who has a role in BBC's Robin Hood, stated that his next acting project would be Doctor Who.

Harewood appeared in the first episode of Robin Hood which aired last night on BBC One.

He has made appearances in Blood Diamond and The Merchant of Venice.

This has not yet been confirmed by the BBC so may not be true.

Would you like if David Harewood appeared in Doctor Who?
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Credit Crunch Cutback

It has been reported by Thepeople.co.uk that Doctor Who and some other shows will face money cutbacks due to the Recession, also known as The Credit Crunch.

This means that Doctor Who won't have as much Special Affects as before. It also means that the actors who work on the show will face a cutback in their pay.

Other shows that have been reported to be affected by this are Top Gear and EastEnders.

You Can read the full article here. Please note that this has not yet been confirmed by the BBC and may not be true.

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'K-9' Coming Soon

Who's a good dog?

K9 is a new Australian spin-off to Doctor Who and I suppose to The Sarah Jane Adventures too, that features our favourite Robot Dog!. The show is created by Paul Tams and Bob Baker. There will be 13 blocks, comprising of two half hour episodes each.

Principal Photography is set to end on May 7th.

"We first planned and created the show back in 1998, so it has taken 11 years to get to the production stage. It has been a long and rocky road and we are working with some very talented people here: actors, artists, sculptors, costume-makers. The schedule is very hectic and full on."

K9 is expected to begin later this year.

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