Details have emerged about the “Meanwhile, in the Tardis…” shorts which will feature on the series 5 boxset. The first takes place in between The Eleventh Hour and The Beast Below, and shows us why Amy was floating outside the Tardis in the opening scene of The Beast Below. The other takes place after Flesh and Stone to show what happened after Amy tried to kiss the Doctor. Doctor Who The Complete Fifth Series will be out in November.
According to the Los Angeles Times, the upcoming series 5 DVD/Blu-ray boxset release will include two brand new scenes featuring the Doctor and Amy which take place in between on screen adventures.
The LA Times blog reveals: They are drop-in moments that show what happens between the episodes -- I suspect they're the comedy mortar between the story bricks, and with Moffat's sensibility and the daft charms of Matt Smith and Karen Gillan, I'm guessing these interstitial escapades have a chance to be pretty entertaining.
The site suggests the boxset will be released on November 9th in the US.
Series 5 has just ended, and what a series it’s been! What did you think of the episode and how it ended? Join the discussion in the comments below!
This series may be over, but don’t worry as we will continue to bring you all the latest Who news, updating you on the Christmas special, new merchandise, Doctor Who Live shows, and tons of updates about The Sarah Jane Adventures! So make sure you stick with the Tardis Base!
Tardis Base update: Over the next week and a half, Ash, also known as Kid With The Specs from www.kidwiththespecs.blogspot.com will be taking over the site, but don’t fret, he will be bringing you all the usual news I bring!
For Doctor Who fans this week has probably been very long and boring with the unbearable wait for the finale! Well here it is, finally, The Big Bang is on TONIGHT! What’s going to happen to the Doctor, Rory, Amy, River, and the whole universe? And what has little Amelia Pond got to do with it?
“Silence will fall”, but who was it that said those words repeatedly in the TARDIS? Could it be Davros? Omega? The Master as some fans are speculating? We’ll find out tonight, but in the mean time leave your comments on who you think it could be in the comment box below!
Don’t miss The Big Bang, starting at 6.05pm on BBC One and BBC HD, and then Confidential will be on right after at 7pm over on BBC Three.
Come back here after to join the discussion of the episode!
Some of you may know that massively spoiler images from The Pandorica Opens were leaked online, the reason they were not posted is because they would have ruined the episode, and they were legally under embargo.
But now they are here to see, and they are interesting too because they show great shots from The Pandorica Opens which were not even seen on screen, taking a better look at the Silurians, Sycorax, and Weevils.
And below are 4 new spoilery images from The Big Bang released by the BBC!
Credit goes to our friend at Doctor Who Images for these images!
The Doctor is trapped in the Pandorica, Amy is dead, Rory is an Auton, all of the Doctor’s enemies are surrounding the Pandorica, the Tardis is exploding, River is about to die, and the universe is about to explode. Now what?
Discuss The Pandorica Opens and your theories in the comment box below!
After show update: Notice how the scene from the image above was never used in the episode! That makes another deleted scene this year!
The time has finally come, the Doctor Who finale starts today! This story see’s the return of River Song who is trying to get a message to the Doctor, and it will see appearances from (Spoilers! Highlight to reveal) Rory, Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans, Silurians, Weevils, Blowfish, Uvodni, Judoon, Sycorax, Pilot Fish and more. See tonight's Doctor Who schedule below.
Episode 12: The Pandorica Opens – 6.40pm – BBC One/BBC HD
Confidential: Alien Abduction – 7.30pm – BBC Three/BBC HD
Come back right here after The Pandorica Opens for updates! Are you looking forward to tonight’s episode? How will you be watching it? Have your say in the comment box below!
The BBC have confirmed the running length and transmission time for the Doctor Who finale, The Big Bang. The episode will air on Saturday the 26th of June at 6.05pm and will run for 55 minutes, an extra 10 minutes than usual!
The BBC have just released a two minute long preview clip of the Doctor Amy and River Song under Stonehenge at the Pandorica, and you can see it below!
Has this made you more excited for Saturday’s episode? Comment below!
As promised, 4 new The Pandorica Opens images thanks to DW Images.
4 more images from The Pandorica Opens will be posted here on Tuesday.
Spoiler: Can you spot Rory in the second image? Comment Below!
(Credit to Doctor Who Images for the pictures)
The BBC have just released ANOTHER trailer for The Pandorica Opens. Enjoy!
And below is Karen Gillan giving a short teaser about the finale.
Here it is, the epic trailer for the first part of the finale which features a little preview of whats to come, including Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans, River Song, the Pandorica, Roman soldiers, and so much more. See it below.
The Pandorica Opens is on at 6.40pm next Saturday on BBC One/HD. What do you think of The Pandorica Opens trailer? Comment below!
The Doctor faces his greatest challenge yet – he must pass himself off as a perfectly normal human being, and share a flat with Craig Owens, in Doctor Who tonight! This episode is written by Gareth Roberts and will be shown just before tonight’s World Cup match. See the schedule for tonight below.
Schedule
Episode 11: The Lodger – 6.45pm – BBC One/BBC HD
Confidential: Extra Time – 7.30pm – BBC Three/BBC HD
Are you looking forward to tonight’s episode? Comment Below!
The BBC Press Office have released the synopsis for The Big Bang, the final episode of series five, which airs on Saturday June 26th on BBC One/HD.
“The Doctor is gone, the Tardis has been destroyed, and the universe is collapsing. The only hope for all reality is a little girl who still believes in stars, as this series of Doctor Who concludes with an episode written by Steven Moffat.”
The Doctor is played by Matt Smith and Amy Pond by Karen Gillan.
After the fantastic episode Vincent and the Doctor the next time trailer was shown for The Lodger, which guest stars James Corden who is mostly known for his role in Gavin and Stacey, (he was also a guest on tonight’s Britain’s Got Talent final with Dizzee Rascal). You can see the trailer for the ep below.
The Lodger airs on Saturday at 6.45pm on BBC One and BBC HD. Also shown after the episode was a brand new trailer for the first Doctor Who Adventure Game, City of the Daleks, which can be downloaded here in the UK.
What did you think of Vincent and the Doctor and these trails? Comment!
