SJA behind the scenes, Karen's the ultimate actress, Big Finish's trailers and clips, plus more news and reviews

BBC Sarah Jane Adventures has Revealed: Behind the Scenes, go behind the scenes with the main cast from SJA (a CBBC Extra).

Herald Scotland has Time-traveller picks up top TV accolade, Scottish Dr Who sidekick Karen Gillan has been named Ultimate UK TV Actress at the Cosmopolitan Woman of the Year Awards.

JustJon Online has The Lego TARDIS Is On Display in NYC, "I chose to put the TARDIS in the window because it was a piece that got big responses from people when I displayed it, and it gave me the impetus to tweak little things I wasn’t happy with...."

Doctor Who: Podshock has Episode 226 Extra Edition, "we interview Tommy Knight (Luke) on The Sarah Jane Adventures, plus we have Doctor Who news and more."

Big Finish now have the trailer for the Gallifrey Series 4 CD Boxset along with clips for Doctor Who: Galaxy 4 (TV Soundtrack) and Doctor Who: The Daleks' Master Plan (TV Soundtrack).

eBay has the infamous 5 sided console Doctor Who 25th Anniversary Set (Dapol).

BBC Worldwide have uploaded The lost children - Torchwood: Children of Earth to YouTube, the fate of the children gifted by Captain Jack in 1965 is revealed when the 456 invite a government official into its holding chamber. Dramatic clip taken from the third season of Torchwood.

Two-minute Time Lord has 2MTL 173: "Death of the Doctor," Resonating Concrete, and Knowing Your Modern Doctors, "Rose, I'm trying to resonate concrete." Sometimes, the Doctor is tinkering with something he can't take his attention from, which traps him in a revealing conversation. It's a scripting strategy that RTD and Steven Moffat have used since 2005, most recently in "Death of the Doctor," and it's worked to great effect in revealing what makes the Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Doctors tick.

Who Fix has Peter Davidson?, thanks to Simon Harries for the reminding us of DWM's most famous typo...

HeroPress has The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Empty Planet, the morning after Mr Smith the super-computer and Sarah Jane start investigating a mysterious, brief alien signal, Clyde and Rani wake up to discover everyone on the planet has disappeared!

Classical Gallifrey has Serial 66: Carnival of Monsters, this serial is also notable because the Doctor's definitely got his TARDIS back. Free from the constraints and meddling of Time Lords for helping them out in the previous serial "The Three Doctors", he's pretty much got full and complete control again, and can go where he pleases. And it's pretty great.

Atomic Anxiety has Beware The War Machines, For They Will Wash and Dry Your Clothes With Steam and Fire, it’s another installment of the Companion Exchange Program, as Dodo is unceremoniously dumped and Ben and Polly swing their way into the TARDIS.

The Edwardian Adventurer has 013 – The Brink of Disaster, in which we find out the cause of the strange goings-on in The TARDIS and put to rest some of the antagonism between the travelers.

Blogtor Who has Review: Series 5 soundtrack by Murray Gold, "...one of the most enduring, not to mention chilling, images from the recent series was that of Amelia Pond sitting on her little case, waiting for The Doctor in the middle of the night."

Tea with Morbius has The Dominators, the Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe visit the planet Dulcis and foil alien invaders with bad posture and their cute robots.