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Doctor Who New Year’s special cast gets bigger
Who's joining Jodie to bring in 2019?
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Christopher Eccleston dishes on his BBC 'blacklisting' following 'Doctor Who' departure
Christopher Eccleston has spoken more about his 'blacklisting' from the BBC, following his departure from Doctor Who in 2005.
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Stacey Dooley planning 'gender switched Strictly routine' in tribute to Jodie Whittaker and 'Doctor Who'
Stacey Dooley has revealed that her Strictly Come Dancing routine this week will find her performing some of the male parts of the tango, in tribute to Jodie Whittaker's new Time Lord.
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7 ways Doctor Who's 2005 comeback was almost different
No Daleks... and a Star Trek crossover?!
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Doctor Who's new scripts were written for a male Doctor
Showrunner insists Jodie Whittaker's casting changed little.
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Bradley Walsh almost turned down 'Doctor Who'
Bradley Walsh has revealed that he almost turned down his new role in the forthcoming series of Doctor Who.
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Jodie promises new Doctor Who s11 is "so much fun"
"I've never laughed so much in my life, every day."
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Doctor Who s11 is "fizzing with wonder", Jodie says
Her co-star compares 13th Doctor to Matt Smith.
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Laurence Fox was in a 'very dark place' after bitter custody battle with ex-wife Billie Piper
The actor opens up about how his mental health affected him during the fallout.
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Class Found Its Feet, Then Lost Them
With the release of episode one and two, I bemoaned the fact that ‘Class’ too closely resembled Doctor Who and to some extent its former spin-off ‘The Sarah Jane Adventures’. Episode three worked so well because it was a monster of the week episode that used its budget constraints and well-written characters to make something that was silly but fun with a tinge of drama.
MoviesBen ArnoldThe Most Terrifying Moments From British Kids TV Shows
Kids are pretty resilient, right? Well it seems it’s not for a lack of trying from makers of TV shows ostensibly made for children. In hindsight, many appear to be have made for the sole purpose of reducing them to haunted, gibbering wrecks. Here are some of the very worst culprits.
