David Tennant will be on the following TV and Radio shows to promote The Waters of Mars, which goes out next Sunday at 7 on BBC1. He will appear on:
Second TV trailer for The Waters Of Mars.
ABC have confirmed that the special will go out on Sunday the 6th of November in Australia. If you are in the UK you can watch a new vid of RTD talking about the special on the official website for Doctor Who here.
Earlier today The Eternity Trap concluded on BBC One and BBC HD, and if you are within the UK you can watch the episode on the BBC iPlayer here. After it was broadcast, a new trailer for part one of the next story was shown.
Mona Lisa’s Revenge begins next Thursday at 4.35pm on BBC 1/HD.
BBC One aired a new trailer for The Waters of Mars last night after Waterloo Road finished. It runs for around one minute and can be viewed below. The Waters of Mars goes out next Sunday, 15th Nov, at 7pm on BBC 1/BBC HD.
Meanwhile the first part of SJA story The Eternity Trap aired earlier today, and you can watch it on the BBC iPlayer if you are in the UK here. You can also watch the next time trailer for part two of this creepy story below.
The third series of The Sarah Jane Adventures continues today with part one of The Eternity Trap! In this story we see Sarah Jane and the gang investigated a haunted house. The synopsis for part one is below.
A haunted house, with mysterious whispers and secrets in the shadows attracts Sarah Jane's attention in the first of a new, two-part adventure, written by Phil Ford and directed by Alice Troughton.
When Professor Rivers and the gang investigate an old legend, a monstrous creature appears in the night as the terrifying grasp of Erasmus Darkening reaches out from centuries past.
The Eternity Trap part one airs from 4.35-5pm on BBC One and on BBC HD, and will continue with part two of the episode tomorrow at the same time. Come back after for the next time trailer for part two of the story.
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.
The cover for Doctor Who Magazine issue 415 is now online and can be seen below. The issue goes on sale on Thursday the 12th of November for £3.99. It includes exclusive interviews, a preview for The Waters of Mars and more.
Guardian.co.uk have some new clips from The Waters of Mars, and the BBC Doctor Who website has updated with a preview clip for the upcoming animation Dreamland that airs later this year. The clips can be seen below.
In a new interview with BBC Newsbeat David Tennant talks about the final specials this year that see his exit, and about Matt Smith taking over the role as the Doctor next year. “Because you can only tell the story of a character dying once it allows you to go to places you haven't quite been before. It allows you to tell types of stories that you can't do when it's an ongoing series. It allows it to be bigger and more epic, and sadder and wilder, and the stakes are just that bit higher. I'm really excited for Matt Smith but I remember how exciting it was starting out on this kind of a journey - and nerve-wracking and a bit overwhelming but just such a kick. So I'm jealous he's going through that now, but it's brilliant and it couldn't happen to a nicer chap. I'm sure it'll be a bit odd at first to watch somebody else playing the part but I'm really looking forward to not knowing what happens next as well. I'm looking forward to being a viewer again because I've always loved Doctor Who so I can't wait to sit down and watch a new one. I do think it's a bit like being President of the United States, I think you always get to be called the Doctor. I will always expect, when I see you in the future, to refer to me as the Doctor, clearly." The final two specials will air on Christmas Day and New Years Day, with the next special on November 15th.Some more new pictures from The Waters of Mars are now online and can be seen below. In other news, its been announced that The Waters of Mars will air on December 19th in the US on BBC America, and also, Digital Spy have a transcript from what Steven Moffat said about Doctor Who at the annual Screenwriters' Festival in Cheltenham, and you can read that online here.
Today is the 31st of October which means that its Halloween, a day when people dress up as monsters, go to parties, light bonfires and fireworks, and the children go trick or treating! To get you in the mood I put a picture of a character called Maggie who gets infected by the water on Mars in the next episode of Doctor Who which goes out on November 15th on BBC One!
If you are looking for something scary to watch tonight then I recommend Halloween (or Halloween 2, out now in cinemas, for 18s and up), Friday the 13th, or The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Or if you would prefer to watch something scary that’s Doctor Who related, then maybe you should put on the Torchwood series one episode Countrycide, that always gives me chills, or even the Doctor Who episodes The Empty Child, Human Nature, and Blink.
Happy Halloween, have a good day!
