Mazes Of Time Detailed, Meet Toby Whithouse and David Morrissey, plus more News and Reviews

Todays picture is a Snow Dalek by DoktorWatson.

Digital Spy has 'Doctor Who: Mazes Of Time' detailed, the iPhone game will see the Doctor and Amy race through time to help defend an innocent family against a rogue Dalek, confirmed locations include an Incan temple, the frozen tombs of Telos and a Dalek ship, as well as appearances from Cybermen and Silurians, players must adopt stealth to avoid sentries and will require the unique abilities of both the Doctor and Amy to solve over 100 puzzles.

ChronicleLive has Northern Charity Daleks raising cash for kids, fans Rob Bosher and Keith Lawler are hoping to exterminate the competition with their handbuilt Daleks.

Doctor Who Online has...

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  Event: Meet Toby Whithouse and David Morrissey at The Space, a line up of Doctor Who related figures will appear at The Space event in January 2011. The Space (Southern Performance and Creative Energies) is a unique monthly entertainment and arts event, with a line up of high calibre special guest interviews held within an intimate environment.
  


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  Free Mike Collins, 6th Doctor Artwork Offer!, Candy Jar, the company behind Kangazang! – the hit sci-fi comedy novel written by Terry Cooper and audiobook featuring the most versatile of Doctors of them all, Colin Baker – today unveiled details of its Christmas giveaway.

SFX has Things We Love About Doctor Who 4: CYBERMEN ON SKIS, What, you didn’t know the Cybermen were into winter sports? They are in “Eskimo Joe”, a Second Doctor comic strip set on an ice planet, which ran in TV Comic in 1969....

downthetubes.net has Doctor Who-Inspired Cover for 2000AD, there's a rather splendid Doctor Who-inspired cover on this week's edition of 2000AD. Judge Dredd is depicted surveying a portaloo-style TARDIS with a Tom Baker-like scarf trailing out from under the door!

Who Fix has Longleat, Pet's Corner included appearances from K9, Sandy the Sandbeast and Matthew Waterhouse.

The Ood Cast has released their Guide 19: The Autons (and Nestene Consciousness), in 1970, The Doctor changed. But not only that, a new terror stalked the high streets and shopping centres of Britain… Something that would make shopping a more frightening experience than it already was. Plastic mannequins with weapons concealed within poorly-manufactured hands… The Autons.

Doc Oho's Big Finish audios reviews has...

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  Human Resources written by Eddie Robson and directed by Nicholas Briggs, what’s it about: Lucie Miller's been headhunted to join the staff of Hulbert Logistics, a respectable blue-chip firm in Telford. Great prospects, competitive salary - you don't have to be mad to work here! But wasn't she made for better things, like travelling by TARDIS through time and space? The Doctor, meanwhile, has been fired - into a confrontation with the most terrifying of enemies...


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  The Mahogany Murders written by Andy Lane and directed by Lisa Bowerman, Professor George Litefoot: the eminent pathologist who advises the police in some of their grisliest cases. Henry Gordon Jago: the master of ceremonies at the Alhambra Theatre....

The Edwardian Adventurer has 037 – A Land of Fear (The Reign of Terror Part 1), the Doctor attempts to take Ian and Barbara home, but instead they end up in 18th century France.

The Daily Drew has "The Mutants" - Episode Five, after trying to kill him for the last two episodes, the Marshal is back to needing the Doctor's help. The reason is that Prof. Jaeger's rockets failed to create an Earth-like atmosphere on Solos, and succeeded only in contaminating the surface of the planet.

Tea with Morbius has The Chase, the Daleks have acquired a time machine and hunt for the TARDIS crew throughout the fourth dimension.

Doctor Who Spoilers has Graham taps old friend for The Rebel Flesh and Gangers, Marshall Lancaster as Chris Skelton in Ashes to AshesAccording to his online CV Marshall Lancaster has been cast as Buzzer in the Matthew Graham two-parter.

The Doctor Who News Page has Filming: A Tale of Two Castles, filming commenced last week on Block 3 of the next series of Doctor Who, with the cast and crew working inside Cardiff Castle. Meanwhile, this week sees a visit to another old filming haunt Caerphilly Castle. The current block is believed to be for episodes five and six of the series, penned by Matthew Graham...