"Whoopi Goldberg would be a great companion, wouldn't she? Yeah, she'd be great. Also I'd love Eric Cantona, or Colin Firth,

"Colin Firth would be great but he would not do it. God, when I think about it, there are so many people I would love to get in it."

“What I would like is Jack Harkness on the big screen. After four seasons I think that is our next progression. I’d get my production company involved in it, I’d get Russell and Julie involved in it, and I think it would look phenomenal on the big screen.”

A show source said: “They don’t have a big part to play, but fans will love to see them return and they are trying to help Matt in an hour of need.”

“It is a humorous scene and it opens the door to any of them if they wanted to come back and do some more filming in the future.”

Would you like these 3 companions to return for a cameo? We’ll find out if they actually do next Saturday when Doctor Who returns! Meanwhile check out a newly released episode still from the launch episode below:

What are the chances of two women buying identical broaches? Throw in different time zones etc. and it moves to extremely unlikely, so this is either the BBC costume department messing up, or could we have seen an old River Song? Or if she is a Time Lord as some people think, a regenerated one?

Credit to Combom.co.uk for this article.

Gaving & Stacey actor James Corden who played Craig Owens in Doctor Who series 5 episode 11 “The Lodger”, will apparently be returning to the role for episode 12 of series 6 later this year, according to What’s On TV. The report suggests he will be filming in the second week of March for Autumn broadcast on BBC One and BBC HD in the second part of series 6.

According to The Sun newspaper, companion Amy Pond will die in a devastating cliffhanger at the end of part 1 of series 6, and will leave viewers “needing the summer to recover". Steven Moffat said that the Doctor and Amy will face a “game-changing” moment. “It's a huge event. It's a good one. I know word-for-word what the cliffhanger is”, Steven Moffat revealed.

Please note that this is only a rumour so please take it with a pinch of salt, after all, the reporters are The Sun, who tend to get a few things wrong when it comes to Doctor Who. What are your thoughts on this rumour?

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According to The Daily Star, the Doctor, Amy and Rory will come across a flying alien Shark, in the Christmas special this year. The article reports:

“An unsuspecting Doctor is taken by surprise when he comes across the monster shark. Thinking it's “just” a deadly great white shark, he's thrown into turmoil when the beast takes off out of the water and flies into the sky. A show source revealed: "Even the Doc gets a fright. He wasn't expecting it to fly."  Well, you wouldn't, would you?”

The Daily Star’s reports are not always completely true, so take this with a pinch of salt! What do you think of the idea? Tell us below!

The Daily Star are reporting that the BBC want pop sensation Lady Gaga to appear as a guest in Doctor Who. However these rumours have been started by a quote from Gareth Roberts in Doctor Who Magazine, where he joked about the idea, but what he said was most likely taken out of context by the tabloid. Would you like Lady Gaga to appear in Doctor Who? Comment Below!

Famous British actress Joanna Page who starred in Gavin and Stacey and the film Love Actually is going to appear in 2 episodes of Doctor Who, according to The Daily Star. She will apparently be playing a long lost relative of the Doctor, which sparks some rumours that she could be playing the Doctor’s grand daughter Susan. See The Daily Star’s article HERE.

Update 19/5: Joanna has denied the rumours, she said: “It’s not true. A friend was telling me about that. I was like ‘I wish it was true’. I think I’ve got to be the only Welsh actress who has never been in Doctor Who so if someone would like me to be in Doctor Who I’d love to have a part.”

The Daily Express is claiming that the Fourth Doctor will be making a return along with Sarah Jane Smith, in series six of Doctor Who, coming next year.

Programme insiders say discussions have taken place about bringing back the flamboyant Baker, 75, for a cameo appearance next year with new Time Lord Matt Smith. Baker’s return could see him re-united with Elisabeth Sladen who played his sidekick Sarah Jane Smith in the Seventies. A BBC mole said: “As it’s Doctor Who, his return all these years on could be explained in all manner of ways.”

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The Daily Star have an article which tells the storyline of the episode of Doctor Who series 5 which is currently filming. Look away now if you don’t want it spoiled. In the episode the Doctor forgets to set the Tardis co-ordinates and it vanishes with Amy still inside. He has to live a normal life until the Tardis returns. The Doctor will become flatmates with a character played by James Cordon, they will drink, play football (The Doctor wears a number 11 football shirt), and do other things. The Doctor will impress his new friend by adjusting the TV set to broadcast shows from the future. An insider said: “It’s going to be the funniest episode of the new series”. The episode will apparently be titled; “The Lodger”, and will air in Spring on BBC One and BBC HD.

Earlier this year Blue Peter held a competition for a fan to design a new Tardis using household items, and the Doctor was filmed collecting junk for this episode, so perhaps he will use that junk to try make a new Tardis?

The Sun newspaper are reporting that “Gavin and Stacey” actor James Cordon will feature in an episode of the new series of Doctor Who. The article says that the actor was recently spotted on a train to Cardiff reading over his scripts for the episode. An insider said; “We normally keep our guest stars under wraps but you can’t hide a bloke like James, and now he’s not coming to Wales for Gavin And Stacey any more, it’s pretty obvious why he is here. He’s a great actor and he’ll be a perfect fit for the new Doctor Who.” This isn’t confirmed so take the news with a pinch of salt.

The ol’ rumours about a Doctor Who big screen movie have come back again, after being previously crushed by Russell T Davies and David Tennant. In an interview on BBC Radio One, Billie Piper claims that the movie is happening. Apparently David Tennant and Billie are wanted to be in the production. Hear the snippet from the interview on Blogtor Who HERE.

The Mirror are claiming that The X Factor judge and “Fight For This Love” singer Cheryl Cole will be a guest star in the fifth series of Doctor Who next year.  She is apparently yet to sign a deal with the show but could play a big part.

An insider said: "If she can find the time, a part will be written for her.

Then later a BBC Spokesperson said: "The BBC will not be commenting on casting or storyline speculation for the new series of Doctor Who."

This news story is only a rumour and should be taken with a pinch of salt. Doctor Who series five is filming and goes out early next year.

A couples of days ago a new trailer for The Waters of Mars was released by the BBC, and many blogs and websites are reporting that at one point in the trailer you can see a glimpse of a woman who seems to be holding a baby. This woman is thought to be Rose Tyler holding her baby brother Tony Tyler. A man also seems to be sitting on a chair near Rose and that man is thought to be the meta-crisis Doctor from Journeys End, who is now living in the parallel universe with Rose. You can see two images taken from the trailer below, thanks to the popular blog Life Doctor Who and Combom.

It should be noted that at the moment it is not confirmed that Rose will be returning in The Waters of Mars, but we do know that she will be appearing with her mum Jackie Tyler in the final two specials which sees the regeneration of the 10th Doctor thanks to some filming pictures which can be seen on this website here. The Waters of Mars will air on BBC One in November this year and it stars David Tennant and Lindsay Duncan.