The Doctor From Gallifrey 

This coming Friday during Children in Need a special Doctor Who scene written by Steven Moffat and starring Matt Smith will be shown. 

 A preview of the Christmas Special will also air on Friday Night.

It was revealed today that Doctor Who Confidential, will be axed. The BBC Three behind the scenes show launched in 2005 alongside Doctor Who's revival. 

BBC Three controller Zai Bennett is reportedly keen on focusing investment on original commissions in the future.

In a statement, a BBC spokeswoman said: "Doctor Who Confidential has been a great show for BBC Three over the years, but our priority now is to build on original British commissions, unique to the channel."

The final episode, When Time Froze, is on BBC Three on Saturday after The Wedding of River Song airs on BBC One.

Details of this year's Christmas Special were released this morning and we have to say it sounds brilliant. Last year was Doctor Who does A Christmas Carol and this year is Doctor Who does The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Here are the plot details from the Official Website:

The special, set during World War II, sees Madge Arwell and her two children, Lily and Cyril, evacuated to a draughty old house in Dorset, where the caretaker is a mysterious young man in bow tie, and a big blue parcel is waiting for them under the tree. They are about to enter a magical new world and learn that a Time Lord never forgets his debts...

And not only does the plot sound brilliant, the list of guest stars is quite impressive. The special will star Claire Skinner (who plays the mum in Outnumbered), Bill Bailey (Comedian who appeared in Black Books and is a QI regular), Arabella Weir (from The Fast Show) and Alexander Armstrong (part of the Armstrong and Miller double-act and host of BBC shows Pointless and Epic Win). Judging by these guest-stars, the special could be very funny too! Armstrong has provided a voice for the Whoniverse before, voicing Sarah Jane's computer Mr. Smith.

Due to all the Doctor Who excitement you may have missed news of the fifth and final series of it's spin-off The Sarah Jane Adventures, starring the now late Elisabeth Sladen who filmed three stories last year before her sad death.

"Sky Part 1" airs on October 3rd, just two days after the Doctor Who finale with the concluding part following the next day. Details about the story and the titles of the other two stories can be found here.

And in the meantime, here is the trailer for the series:

You can now "Like" our page on Facebook to get all the news plus lots more fun things. It's going to be really fun and we fully recommend you come and visit (well, we would say that!) 

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The synopsis for the finale of series 6 "The Wedding of River Song" has been released by the BBC. It doesn't really give anything away whatsoever but there could be the odd clue in it.

"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 this series of the time-travelling drama. But has he reckoned without the love of a good woman?

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."

The episode airs on October 1st. For more teaser about this episode and details about the rest of the series, visit out series 6 page.

The Infinite Quest: Set around the same time as Series 3, this 45 minute animation sees the Doctor (David Tennant) and Martha (Freema Agyeman) follow clues across alien worlds to find the Infinite, a legendary lost spaceship. You can watch it here.

Dreamland: Set around the same time as The Specials. America, 1958. The Doctor (David Tenannt) becomes involved in an alien war being fought inside the US military base known as Dreamland. An army of aliens is hatching beneath the New Mexico desert. Watch it here

Both are well worth a watch if you've not seen them before and if you can't watch them on BBC iPlayer or do and like them, they are both available on DVD.

 

- And Steven Moffat's other TV show Sherlock won "Best New Drama".

Three new preview clips from this Saturday's episode "The God Complex" can be found on our new page dedicated to the episode. This is for a new idea where we give each episode it's own page for a week before the episode.

Click here to visit The God Complex page!

Hello! It may look quiet here at first glance but fear not! When Doctor Who is airing there is less news about it so we havn't had much to share with you. However, some of our other pages are changing continuously. 

Our Series 6 Page continues to be updated with all the latest on the remaining episodes as it is unveiled.

And out Series 6 Photo Gallery continues to be released with the latest promo pics for the series. 

Both pages are looking fabulous so I suggest you go and check them out!