The big surprise of Doctor Who‘s season finale was the introduction of veteran actor John Hurt as “the Doctor.” But what the heck does that mean? Spinoff’s Anna Pinkert considers the possibilities.
As the seventh season of Doctor Who comes to an end, the BBC has officially announced the sci-fi series will return for an eighth season.
We’re assured Clara Oswin Oswald is “just an ordinary girl,” but her appearances to date — she’s died twice already! — and our familiarity with Doctor Who tell us otherwise: The new companion is anything but ordinary.
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat discusses Saturday’s midseason premiere, “The Bells of St. John,” and the introduction of Jenna Louise-Coleman as new companion Clara Oswald.
Even before filming has gotten under way on the third season of Sherlock, star Benedict Cumberbatch has revealed he and Martin Freeman have signed on for Season 4 of the hit BBC1 drama.
Actor David Bradley, best known for his role in the Harry Potter films, is set to play original Doctor Who star William Hartnell in the upcoming BBC docudrama An Adventure in Space and Time.
BBC and BBC America have announced the seventh season of Doctor Who will return Saturday, March 30 with eight new episodes, including one written by Neil Gaiman.
BBC One has released a new episode still, poster and description for the Doctor Who Christmas special, “The Snowmen,” which introduces Jenna-Louise Coleman as the Doctor’s new companion.
BBC and BBC America have released the trailer and first photos from the Doctor Who Christmas special, which introduces fans to the Time Lord’s new companion (whom they already sort of met).
The BBC reveals that Neil Gaiman’s highly anticipated return to Doctor Who will feature the return of the iconic villains the Cybermen, plus guest stars Warwick Davis, Tamzin Outhwaite and Jason Watkins.
With Doctor Who now back for its seventh season in the modern era, Spinoff Online looks at the 11 best — and, yes, seven worst — episodes featuring the Eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith.
Sherlock co-creator Steven Moffat this morning tweeted three one-word clues to the third season of the hit U.K. drama: “Rat. Wedding. Bow.”
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