A soundtrack for the sixth series of Doctor Who has been announced by Silva Screen Records for release on December 5th. The two disc set features music by Murray Gold conducted by Ben Foster with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

Pre-order yours from Amazon.co.uk here!

The sixth series of Doctor Who has been dubbed in Spanish and will broadcast on channel Syfy España, bringing an even bigger global reach to the show. Previous series have been shown on the channel, and now Matt Smiths second series is coming. Click on the image below to watch the trailer:

Doctor Who series 6 begins on Syfy España on October 17th.

At last. Tonight has been a long awaited night as it sees the premiere of the Doctor Who series 6 finale, The Wedding of River Song! We are promised answers for most of the questions raised throughout this series, as well as answers to questions asked back in the beginning of series 5! This Silence arc has been ongoing for quite some time, so this finale is set to be big…

Check out 3 new images from the episode released by the BBC below:

And here are two preview clips to get you excited!

The Wedding of River Song airs at 7.10pm on BBC One and at 9/8c on BBC America, followed by the last ever episode of Doctor Who Confidential on BBC Three in the UK.

Are you doing anything to celebrate the premiere, like having a friend gathering or a party? Tell us in the comments below!

Check out SFX.co.uk’s exciting 21 teasers for The Wedding of River Song below!

1 First, a heads-up. We didn’t get an office preview of this one because, at Steven Moffat’s request, no previews were sent out. Instead, I had to go to the show’s London PR office for a private screening. But one thing’s for sure – if we had had a preview version in our office, I would have watched the whole thing over again straight away. Sadly, I was a little too embarrassed to ask the PR guys if I could do that there and then. Now I wish I’d gone, “Sod professionalism…”

2 The reason I’d want to watch it again straight away is not because it’s massively complicated and you need to rewatch it to make sense of it. In fact, it’s a surprisingly simple tale, though told in a clever way. No, I wanted to watch it again because a) it’s so rich with detail and b) it’s enormous fun.

3 There is technobabble, but that’s largely a red herring

4 The teaser looks like it was more expensive than the rest of the “back six” put together. It’s a visual and conceptual delight

5 It does answer a lot of questions, but some old ones (from Matt Smith’s first series) are still left open, and some new ones are posed

6 There are many, many glorious special effects sequences

7 The denouement is bound to cause some debate. If you like the episode, you’ll be able to rationalise it, but if you don’t you’ll be going, “But hang on, in that episode…?” But that’s Doctor Who fandom

8 You’ll discover a whole new meaning to the phrase “Live Chess” that has nothing to do with Harry Potter

9 The Doctor wonders if he could be the fifth member of something

10 Wi-fi comes in handy

11 There’s the return of an old look for the Doctor

12 There are some unexpected (truly unexpected) returning characters

13 There’s a moving tribute to an old friend

14 The Doctor offers and eye for an eye patch

15 A big revelation may remind you of Little Britain

16 There are some peculiar postmen

17 Somebody’s portrait looks nothing like them

18 The episode title may not be as much of a red herring as you might think. But then again…

19 Bow ties are not just cool, they’re useful on occasion

20 It’s a bit of a gamechanger

21 The eye patch is explained.

The finale airs this Saturday at 7.10pm on BBC One!

Airs next Saturday at 7.10pm on BBC One!

Check out the prequel and trailer for The Wedding of River Song below!

The Wedding of River Song airs next Saturday at 7.10pm on BBC One.

With only a few hours to go until Closing Time premieres on BBC One, the BBC have released two preview clips for the episode to get you excited!

Closing Time airs tonight at 7.10pm on BBC One and 9/8c on BBC America!

The above image being one of the less spoilery ones…

Click HERE to see them, but be warned the others are VERY spoilery!

Simon Callow will be taking on the role of Charles Dickens in this years Doctor Who finale, for the first time since 2005 when he appeared alongside the 9th Doctor and Rose! This time however, he will only have a short cameo at the start of “The Wedding of River Song”, where we will see him being interviewed on a modern showing of BBC Breakfast, as it seems time has been scattered.

The Radio Times revealed this tantalising info in a new preview for the finale. Read more from it below!

We have Minis suspended by air balloons, pterodactyls attacking school kids, a train emerging Magritte-like from London’s Gherkin building and Charles Dickens (Simon Callow) discussing A Christmas Carol with Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams on BBC Breakfast. Add to that Winston Churchill hailed as Caesar in present-day London and the Doctor shambling about like a bearded apostle. And all this in the first few minutes.

“Something’s happened to time,” spots Winnie. It’s as if “all of history is happening at once”. The time is two minutes past five and the date is 22 April; so it has been for as long as anyone can remember. Can the Lord of Time sort things out, or did he cause the problem in the first place?

The Wedding of River Song necessarily leads us back to the events of The Impossible Astronaut and the Doctor’s demise at Lake Silencio in Utah, but this shocking moment acts as a pivot, not a dead end, for Moffat’s finale and a barrage of bewildering and bizarre imagery that spools forth.

Is it satisfying after so much anticipation? Well, that will be a matter for you. Loose ends are tied up and, more importantly, the series and its heroes are repositioned in line with Moffat’s vision. Sorry to be so cryptic.

A few things to look out for: pyramids, fixed points in time, “hell in high heels”, “the man who dies again and again”, a phone call with tear-jerking news, an unusual use for a bow tie, a plethora of eye-patches (surely inspired by the late Nicholas Courtney’s favourite anecdote) and a lapse in grammar when River talks of “theories about you and I”.

There’s also an answer of sorts to “the oldest question in the universe”. It’s something the Doctor has been running from his whole life. Come on, you all know what it is… I guessed weeks ago.

Cultbox.co.uk have given us 10 more teasers for Closing Time!

» Matt Smith's fondness for Troughton is on show.

» Someone's been reading up on The Doctor.

» 'Doomsday' is referenced.

» The Doctor displays a fondness for a former "companion".

» A language understood in 'A Good Man Goes To War' returns.

» Star Trek, Britain's Got Talent and Top Model are all mentioned!

» The Doctor has a new trick.

» Someone has become famous.

» Two different moments from the 1996 TV movie are replayed.

» Is the Sonic an Apple product?

Only 3 days to go until Closing Time premieres on BBC One!

The official Doctor Who website has revealed that a prequel for “The Wedding of River Song” will be available online straight after the premiere of “Closing Time” on BBC One. Make sure you come here at 8pm on Saturday to see it!

Check out these cool new pictures released by the BBC to promote Closing Time! The episode, which see's the return of Craig and the Cybermen, airs this Saturday at 7.10pm on BBC One, also airing the same day on BBC America.

Check out some spoiler free teasers for Closing Time from SFX.co.uk below:

1 A slight and frothy episode with a bit of pathos and foreshadowing

2 And when we say slight, we mean slight – the SF plot is virtually non-existent and, unlike its sorta prequel (“The Lodger”), “Closing Time” doesn’t really have a charming, personal tale to tell. There are sweet moments, but no real story

3 Instead it’s more about looking for “telling” parallels and “pertinent” metaphors

4 Clearly the intention is to have some fun between the intensity of previous two episodes and the finale. It is very funny and witty, with some splendid Matt Smith moments but at the expense of virtually all else – there is no sense of threat at all, the monsters are comedy stooges and Craig – so great last time – is a little irritating here

5 However, the foreshadowing does give the episode some gravitas and the final scenes perk things up magnificently

6 There are lots of little “Oooooh” moments as unexpected elements click into place

7 Two people (and one of them’s not Craig) have very surprising career changes

8 There is a potential replacement for K9

9 Stormageddon

10  Freeze frame on a newspaper for some very amusing headlines

11 An enemy from the other side gets a mention

12 The Doctor repeats a line first uttered by Patrick Troughton

13 The resolution to the main plot is very cheesy, and even an attempt to de-cheese it doesn’t really work

14 The Doctor appears to have developed another new power which then mysteriously deserts him again when it would be useful

15 The Doctor is here to help, and has a badge to prove it

16 There’s a wonderful moment with the Doctor and someone his complete opposite under the stars

17 There’s the return of a familiar song

18 There’s the return of a familiar song

19 18 was not a mistake. Maybe it’s a double bluff

20 The Doctor has a smashing moment

21 Somebody’s confused between partners and companions

Check out Cultbox.co.uk’s 10 quotes from “Closing Time” below:

» 'You don't need to number food.'

» 'What are you not telling me?

» 'I've had some wonderful feedback.'

» 'You always survive.'

» 'Metal rat, real mouth.'

» 'I am so old.'

» 'You can't help who your mates are.'

» 'I always knew I'd die asking.'

» 'Well, well, well. You have been busy.'

» 'You have failed, Doctor.'

Closing Time airs Saturday at 7.10pm on BBC One.

Closing Time airs next Saturday at 7.10pm on BBC One.

Doctor Who continues with a brand new episode tonight with the premiere of “The God Complex”, which can be seen in both the UK and US tonight on BBC One and BBC America! The episode is written by Toby Whithouse who previously wrote ‘School Reunion’ and ‘The Vampires of Venice’.

The TARDIS lands in what looks like an ordinary hotel, as the time-travelling drama continues. But the walls move, corridors twist and rooms vanish. There is a room for every visitor that contains their deepest, darkest fears. Fears that will kill them. What lies in the Doctor’s room? And when his turn comes, will he welcome death like all the rest?

Check out a sneak peak of the episode from BBC America:

The God Complex guest stars David Walliams as Gibbis, also featuring regulars Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill! Don't miss it at 7.10pm on BBC One and at 9/8c on BBC America, followed by Confidential at 8pm on BBC Three.

The BBC have revealed the synopsis for the Doctor Who series 6 finale, titled “The Wedding of River Song”. This episode will give us all the answers we have been waiting for on Saturday the 1st of October at 6pm on BBC One!

As the Doctor makes his final journey to the shores of Lake Silencio in Utah, he knows only one thing can keep the universe safe – his own death – in the concluding episode of this series of the time-travelling drama. But has he reckoned without the love of a good woman?

The press release goes on to announce the broadcast of a special mini episode as part of Doctor Who Confidential on BBC Three:

Doctor Who fans can also enjoy an extra helping of the Time Lord's adventures in a special, one-off mini episode written by schoolchildren in Doctor Who Confidential on BBC Three.

Clivebanks.co.uk also have an unofficial synopsis which may be of interest to read, with thanks to Combom.co.uk as the source.

The Doctor, Amy and Rory arrive on a bizarre alien world full of children and prehistoric birds. As River Song returns for the biggest event in her life, the answers to everything may lie in a mysterious pyramid…

Check out this awesome new promotional picture for The God Complex!

You can also see David Walliams introduction to the episode plus a Doctor Who Confidential preview with a Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and David Walliams interview below:

The God Complex premieres Saturday at 7.10pm on BBC One!

The BBC have teased us with three clips from The God Complex, watch them in the players below. The episode airs Saturday at 7.10pm on BBC One.