Check out three exclusive clips from the special features on the upcoming Doctor Who: The Complete Fifth Series DVD box set. Matt Smith sings the Doctor Who theme tune, and it turns out those redesigned Daleks have many secret weapons.
Clyde and Rani race against time - but what is the secret of the robots?Read more at www.youtube.com
We're delighted to announce that a new issue of unofficial Big Finish fanzine The Finished Product is now available.The issue kicks off with a look at the relationship between Big Finish and Doctor Who Magazine, speaking to many of the people who have been involved over the years, including Gary Russell, Alan Barnes, Conrad Westmaas, Nicholas Pegg, David Richardson and Tom Spilsbury.We then move on to look at the DWM exclusives which haven't been covered by the Inside Story book, starting with The Veiled Leopard, including the thoughts of Sophie Aldred, moving on to Cuddlesome - including a plot breakdown of the Audio Visuals original which many readers won't have heard - and then The Mists of Time (including writer Jonny Morris' plot proposals and how they developed into the finished play) and Freakshow.The Companion Chronicles specials continue with The Three Companions, before the issue is rounded off with interviews on how Spare Parts was developed into Rise of the Cybermen/The Age of Steel, with exclusive interviews with Marc Platt, Gary Russell and Tom Macrae.Email thefinishedproduct@hotmail.co.uk for more details.
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This was the first of a series that I never fully got off the ground. Taking album covers and mixing it with characters from my favorite shows/movies. This one features the original crew of the Space/Timeship the TARDIS, posed similar to the cover of The Who's seminal album "Who Are You"The likenesses aren't perfect. The faces were drawn small, it was rough. Although everything else came through OK, I think.Read more at chrono01.deviantart.com
Doctor Who fans will get the chance to step inside the Tardis and defeat the Daleks in a new show dedicated to the long-running programme.
The Doctor Who Experience will include special effects and newly-filmed scenes with current Doctor Matt Smith recreating the Time Lord's adventures.
Tickets will go on sale this month for the show, which opens at London's Olympia on Sunday, February 20.
It includes an exhibition charting the history of the programme from its first series in 1963 to the latest episodes. Original costumes, a Tom Baker-era Tardis and Cybermen, Silurians and a Zygon will also be on display.
Executive producer Steven Moffat said: "The Doctor Who Experience is a fan's dream come true - a fully interactive adventure that will allow viewers of the show to get as close as possible to some of the scariest monsters from the series.
"It will also be the first time that Doctor Who artefacts from all the show's 47-year history - classic and new - will be on display together, many of them being seen for the first time. And never mind that, this is the day the Doctor teaches you how to fly the Tardis through time and space, and takes you into battle with all his deadliest enemies in a brand new adventure.
"So steady your nerves and bring your own sofa - the Doctor needs you."
The Doctor Who Experience will eventually be given a long-term home in Cardiff in 2012.
Tickets for the show go on sale through www.doctorwhoexperience.com on November 18.
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