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09/05/2008, 16:33pm BST
The Planet Of The Ood On Sci Fi
The Doctor
takes Donna far into the future, visiting her first alien world. The duo discover shocking truths about the human race while
on the planet Ood-Sphere, as the enslaved inhabitants struggle for survival.
The Planet Of The Ood includes some amazing
scenes and David did his own stunts for the episode refusing to use a trained specialist to shoot fight scenes with a
giant mechanical claw.
David says: "I wasn't doubled for any of it
because it was throwing yourself around, which I enjoy."
He wore knee and elbow protectors under his
clothes to smash into barrels and leap over containers.
Speaking of the Doctor's reunion with the Ood
David said: "The Ood heads are so squeezable, you just want to bite them."
The Planet Of The Ood airs tonight on The Sci Fi Channel
at 9/8 C.
- Visit The Planet Of The Ood section here.
- Click here to view the Sci Fi Channel Partners In Crime trailer.
07/05/2008, 13:31pm BST
DVD Release Information
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The artwork and further details about the DVD releases of Takin' Over
The Asylum and Secret Smile are now available.
Firstly Takin' Over The Asylum, which will be released in the UK on 2nd
June 2008, has been confirmed as having David's original never seen before audition tape and a commentary by David as extras.
Secret Smile also sees a welcome release onto DVD in the USA on 20th May
2008. No extras are known of at the moment.
Derren Brown: Trick Or Treat Air Date Confirmed
The episode of Derren Brown: Trick Or Treat that features David will be
shown on Friday 16th May at 22:00pm om Channel 4.
05/05/2008, 16:47pm BST
Shakespearean Costumes On Display
Costumes worn by David Tennant, Sir Ian McKellen and Sir
John Gielgud in Shakespearean plays will form an exhibition as part of Northampton's Venezia! festival.
The Royal Shakespeare Company exhibition includes
a doublet worn by David when he played Romeo in the RSC's millennium production.
Other costumes on display at Northampton Museum
and Art Gallery include those worn by Dame Peggy Ashcroft, Michael Redgrave and Alice Barclay in The Taming of the Shrew.
The exhibition started on Saturday and runs
until August 10.
04/05/2008, 17:09pm BST
First Photo Of David As Hamlet
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The first photo of David to advertise his role as Hamlet has been featured
in today's Sunday Times Culture supplement.
David's Hamlet has been chosen as their theatre pick of the summer:
"DAVID TENNANT’S HAMLET
JULY 24-NOVEMBER
15
Having triumphed as Doctor Who, can he win over hearts and minds as the prince of Denmark? It’s a homecoming
for Tennant: he was famed as a stage actor long before he got into the Tardis. Gregory Doran directs. Courtyard, Stratford-upon-Avon;
www.rsc.org.uk"
Sontar-Ha!
Screen caps from last night's new episode of Doctor Who Confidential,
Sontar-Ha!, are now online here. The episode is available to view on BBC iplayer here.
03/05/2008, 21:08pm BST
The Poison Sky Update
Yet another brilliant episode of Doctor Who, let us know
what you thought of The Poison Sky on the forum.
Screen caps from the episode are online now and can be viewed here.
The episode can be viewed on BBCi Player here.
03/05/2008, 08:51am BST
The Poison Sky Tonight At 18:20pm
The Sontarans activate their masterplan and begin to choke the whole of planet Earth, as Russell T Davies's
Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama continues. UNIT is left defenceless, with a traitor in their ranks. And as interplanetary
war edges closer, the Doctor has to fight to keep both Martha and Donna alive – but will he have to make the ultimate
sacrifice?
The Poison Sky airs at 18:20pm on BBC One tonight.
Don't forget to switch over to BBC Three at 19:05pm to
watch the new Doctor Who Confidential episode. You can see a sneak peek over on the BBC Site now.
- Visit The Poison Sky section here.
David Talks About His Dad
The following is a snippet from Dads: A Celebration
Of Fatherhood From Britain's Finest And Funniest, by Sarah Brown and Gil McNeil, to be published on May 29:
Actor David Tennant, 37, a.k.a. Dr Who,
grew up in Ralston, Renfrewshire, where his father, Sandy McDonald, was the local Church of Scotland minister.
When
you're a child you blithely assume that your dad knows everything. Now, aged 37, I have to admit that mine probably does.
I don't mean he could rattle off the kings of England in order, or work out the quantity of dark matter in the universe
on the back of a napkin (although he'd probably give it a good go); it's the dad stuff he's good at.
Problem with
the car? Confusion over the house insurance? Need to put a shelf up? Even how do you blanch broccoli? I'll call my dad.
He'll
always have an answer, or at least know where to find one. (Anything involving gadgets, for instance, gets outsourced to his
mate John, who lives nearby in a house full of self-soldered circuit boards and half-built computers.)
But it worries
me. I'll be 40 in a few years: shouldn't I already know how to tile a bathroom wall?
Where does Dad get all this knowledge
from? Is it instinct? Was he born knowing how to replace a fanbelt? Did he rely on his father for all these life skills? Were
they passed down like an Olympic torch, practicality burning down the generations?
Trouble is, I think I'm in danger
of dropping it. In years to come, when my kids phone me up to ask how to reignite their boiler, I'll have to put them on to
Granddad.
I know it's not just me - my brother and sister are the same. Luckily, despite being 70 and with one false
hip, my dad is still the most energetic, indefatigable man you're ever likely to meet.
Thank goodness for that. You've
got years of cutting down trees and fixing curtain rails ahead of you, Dad. No peaceful retirement for you, I'm afraid. We'd
be neck-deep in chaos without you.
Derren Brown Trick Or Treat Update
David's episode of Trick Or Treat is scheduled to air on Friday 23rd May.
We'll keep you up to date on any further details as we get them.
DWM #395 Details
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David Tennant reveals his love of Sontarans.
"Sontarans are great," enthused the Doctor
Who star in an exclusive chat with Doctor Who Magazine.
"I think that's partly because they come from
a very specific world. That back story gives them a great context. Robert Holmes didn't just create a race, back in the 1970s:
he created a world that they came from. Even if you never saw that planet, you understood why they did what they did."
Also in the latest issue: Georgia Moffett discusses
what it's like being the Doctor's Daughter; Russell T Davies reveals all about Partners in Crime's top secret scene in Production
Notes; a crisis in the Caribbean as Donna makes her comic strip début in Part One of The Widow's Curse; plus behind-the-scenes
features on The Fires Of Pompeii and Planet Of The Ood.
Doctor Who Magazine issue 395 is out on Thursday
01 May 2008, priced at £3.99.
Doctor Who Adventures #62
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This week’s
issue of Doctor Who Adventures prepares you for a battle with the Sontarans.
Check out our favourite bits from last week’s
adventure and get the lowdown on what scares to expect in part two of the Sontaran story, The Poison Sky.
Are you a Friend of the Ood? Yes? Then make
sure you enter the first part of our three-part win a life-size Ood head competition!
The issue comes with a FREE Doctor Who Adventures
keyring plus a set of monster bouncy balls featuring some of the menacing creatures from the series!
PLUS:
• Three cool posters: The Doctor and Donna, The Sontaran Stratagem
and the Sisters in The Fires of Pompeii.
• Tales from the TARDIS: Mickey activates the Dalek Genesis
Ark by accident!
• Quiz: How well do you know the Sontarans?
• Activity: Make a creepy Pyrovile mask.
• Secrets: Behind the scenes with Doctor Who Confidential –
find out how the Adipose came to life.
• Doctor's Data: The Adipose.
• Comic strip: The Doctor uncovers a secret in Vienna…
• Time Teasers: Loads of puzzles to solve – hunt the hands
and untangle the Ood tentacles!
• Who knows! Who made the sonic screwdriver and which Doctor
has had the most companions?
• Win: Bag some great gifts!
• Subscription offer: If you subscribe you’ll get a FREE
Doctor Who audiobook!
• ALL THIS AND MORE!
Doctor Who Adventures issue 62, priced £2.10, is out on Thursday 1
May. Essential reading for time travellers and friendly aliens! Not for unfriendly monsters.
29/04/2008, 14:02pm BST
RSC Director Interview
Greg Doran, who will be the director of Hamlet
and Love's Labours Lost, has given an interview to the RSC during which he talks about the productions and David's
role in them. We have a few extracts below and you can read the whole interview here.
What are the qualities that David Tennant
will bring to the role? Why did you cast him?
It is a play that waits for the right actor
to come along. It is a self-defining role.
The Hamlet will be to some extent who David is. At the same time you have to
have an actor who can be, as Ophelia describes him, ‘the poet, the soldier,
the scholar.’ You have to have
someone who is all those things – someone who is charismatic and can be brutal and course and can be witty and moving
and can physically take on the demands of the part – not just the fighting, but the sheer length of the role. It’s
the longest role in Shakespeare. And it needs someone who can give you something of those prismatic colours that the role
contains.
Hamlet is both fatalistic and aspirational. He is both forlorn and melancholy and very witty and there are parts
of the role that David will play with great ease. His skills with language are exceptional. It might be that there are areas
of his melancholy and his reflection that David may have to tackle. David has great intelligence to tackle this role. It feels
that there is no such thing as a definitive Hamlet - there are only an infinitive number of Hamlets.
What I think he will
get is the excitement of the role, the drive – Hamlet’s experience of grief, his experience of what it is to grow
up. All those things I think he will approach with a freshness, a kind of ‘new.’
Having worked with David before,
I don’t think he will be haunted by the line of Hamlets that came before him. Of all the parts, since it was first performed
in the 1600s, it’s been going on somewhere in the world ever since. There’s been an unbroken line from Richard
Burbage right through to David Tennant.
Even through the closure of the theatres in 1642, you can trace the line.
Richard
Burbage we know handed it on to Joseph Taylor (his apprentice and understudy). We know that William Davenant saw Taylor play
the role and taught it to Betterton when he took over the role and the restoration. And then right through to Garrick to Kean,
Irving, Gielgud, Olivier, Branagh etc. There is this unbroken line of people experiencing Hamlet and in this particular company
since 1879 after the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre was built, Hamlet has never been far from the repertoire. It isn’t
that long since Toby
Stephens played Hamlet in Michael Boyd’s production, nor indeed that Sam West did it. I think
it’s a glory. When we closed the RST last year we had a special performance to mark the very last moment in the theatre.
During the event – Toby Stephens spoke the first line of the ‘To be, or Not to be’ soliloquy and then Sam
West stood up, then Mark Rylance, Alex Jennings, Michael Pennington and right back to David Warner, who is currently in the
company. David played it for Peter Hall back in 1965. So you had a long wonderful handing on of this role. I think that actors
hand on some of the experiences and practical advice of performing the role. For example, the first few lines of the play,
the first drive of the play through the ghost scenes, you
are carried by the momentum of the play. Then there is the long
stretch of the play within the play to the closet scene which you drive. Then you get a little breather, then you have to
do the duel right at the end. So actors tell each other how to pace themselves. But I think that David won’t be working
out what Alex Jennings or Sam West did, or indeed what David Garrick did, as there is plenty of reference for all of this.
Funnily
enough, I am usually a great historical ferreter of theatrical tradition.
On this one I haven’t. Because if the play
is self-defining for the actor playing Hamlet, it is also, I feel, defining for the director too. I’m aware with the
simple act of cutting the play that you are already shaping your own likes and dislikes and prejudices. My own personal sense
of the play is structured by David and the audience that may be attracted to this production and also by the other actors
that we’ve got. If we’ve got Patrick Stewart playing Claudio, Penny Downie playing Gertrude and the wonderful
Oliver Ford Davies playing
Polonius and Mariah Gale playing Ophelia it makes you look at those
particular parts in a
particular way with a kind of respect that they are about to be tackled by those brilliant actors. I remember John Barton
saying to me once, cast actors like that in those leads and they will sort that out. It’s more important that you sort
out those other parts. How Rosencrantz is distinguishable from Guildenstern, and what exactly Osric doing in the part and
how you’ll get the humour from the grave-diggers.
How did you come to cast David Tennant?
I was reading the ‘bad quarto’ which
includes lines like ‘To be or not to be, Aye, there’s the point’ which could maybe be replaced with the
folio line ‘To be or not to be, that is the question.’ I thought you could discover a two hour Hamlet which could
really exciting. And just as I was playing around with the idea I was watching TV, and David Tennant was on ‘Who
do you think you Are’ on BBC1. He happened to go to a church in Northern Ireland, where they had been doing some work,
and excavating the church floor. And there amongst the planks on the floor was a skull. And David, dressed in this great coat,
picked it up and I thought – that’s like an audition for Hamlet. In fact, I texted him that night and said ‘I
saw your audition for Hamlet ’ and later we chatted. I asked if he had ever thought about playing Hamlet. He said that
the two roles he really wanted to do were Hamlet and Berowne in Love’s Labours Lost. I had already decided that I would
be directing Love’s Labours Lost as it had been fifteen years since we’d done it and thought it was an extraordinary
coincidence The part waits for the actor to be ready and readiness is all. It all came together in a perfect flash of coincidence
and synergy. There was a long time where we had to keep it under our hats whilst the BBC sorted out his temporary vacation
of the Tardis.
Can you tell us something about the costumes for the three plays?
It’s early days, and I may change my mind, but essentially I can’t see David Tennant
in tights. He’s not quite a doublet and hose man. Dream, in terms of costumes, will be pretty much as they were before. For Love’s Labour’s
Lost we’re pitching it in its period. It will be delightful to get the RSC’s fabulous costume
department to do their very best – producing a few roughs and doublets and farthingales. We don’t do it too often,
so it’s nice when we do.
28/04/2008, 17:32pm BST
Doctor Who Triumphs At BAFTA Cymru
Doctor Who triumphed at the BAFTA Cymru Awards
for the third year running, winning in six categories.
The ceremony, held for films and television programmes produced in
Wales, was held in Cardiff's Millennium Centre.
Doctor Who won the awards for: Best Drama Series (Phil Collinson,
for Voyage of the Damned), Best Screenwriter (Steven Moffat, for Blink), Best Sound (BBC Wales Sound team), Best Director,
Drama (James Strong for Voyage of the Damned), Best Director of Photography (Ernie Vincze for Voyage of the Damned) and Best
Make-Up (Barbara Southcott and Neill Gorton at Millennium FX for The Shakespeare Code).
27/04/2008, 14:30pm BST
Send In The Clones
Screen caps from last night's new episode of Doctor Who Confidential,
Send In The Clones, are now online here. The episode is available to view on BBC iplayer here.
The Sontaran Stratagem Overnight Viewing Figures
Unofficial overnight viewing figures suggest that The Sontaran Stratagem
was watched by 6.4m viewers. It was the second most watched show of the day.
- Visit The Sontaran Stratagem section here.
26/04/2008, 20:50pm BST
The Sontaran Stratagem Update
Yet another brilliant episode of Doctor Who, and wasn't it
great to have Donna AND Martha on board, let us know what you thought of The Sontaran Stratagem on the forum.
Screen caps from the episode are online now and can be viewed here.
The episode can be viewed on BBCi Player here.
26/04/2008, 14:10pm BST
The Sontaran Stratagem Tonight At 18:20pm
Martha Jones summons the Doctor back to modern-day Earth, but an old enemy lies in wait, as Russell T Davies's
Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama continues. With the mysterious ATMOS devices spreading across the world, Donna discovers
that even her own family is not safe from the alien threat – but is it too late to save them?
The Sontaran
Stratagem sees the return of the lovely Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones. Speaking about tonight's episode Freema says
"There's a twist which means we will see a whole new side to Martha! It's a very exciting development - fans will be blown
away."
Will Martha
still be pining with unrequited love for the Doctor? Apparently not.. "Martha's got someone new in her life. She’s
engaged – to another doctor as it happens. Martha left the Doctor to be with her family and complete her medical training,”
she explains. "But because of all the experience she had battling aliens as his companion she also works for [paranormal investigation
agency] UNIT. That's made her tougher and more independent from the Doctor. In the last series they had a kind of student-teacher
relationship, whereas now she knows how to tackle dangerous aliens on her own. In a way, she’s outgrown him."
The Sontaran Stratagem airs at 18:20pm on BBC One tonight.
Don't forget to switch over to BBC Three at 19:05pm to
watch the new Doctor Who Confidential episode. You can see a sneak peek over on the BBC Site now.
- Visit The Sontaran Stratagmen section here.
25/04/2008, 16:44pm BST
Partners In Crime Premieres On Sci Fi Tonight
Donna Noble is determined to find the Doctor again – even if it means braving the villainous Miss Foster and her
hordes of sinister Adipose, as Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama returns for a fourth series. But
when the alien threat escalates out of control, can Donna find her Time Lord before the march of the Adipose begins?
Partners In Crime airs tonight on The Sci Fi Channel at 9/8 C.
- Click here to vist the Partners In Crime section.
- Click here to view the Sci Fi Channel Partners In Crime trailer.
24/04/2008, 16:35pm BST
David Not To Take Part In Football Tournament Or Literary Festival
We've just had it confirmed that David will not be taking part in the celebrity football match at Wembley this weekend
nor will he be speaking at the Cheltenham Literary Festival.
23/04/2008, 16:24pm BST
Congratulations To Michael Curran On His Marathon Success!
Everyone here at David-Tennant.com would like to congratulate Michael Curran on completing the London Marathon in 5hrs
11mins 23sec!
We're sure you'll all remember Michael, he was running to raise money for ACCORD Hospice and so far he has managed to raise well over £2000 with donations still coming in!! Michael has asked us to pass on his thanks to all of you who were kind enough to sponsor him.
And it's not to late! Click here to donate to Michael's sponsorship page.
The Sontaran Stratagem Clip
The BBC Doctor Who site has a fantastic exclusive clip of The Sontaran Stratagem. Click here to watch it.
22/04/2008, 13:58pm BST
Book Tickets To The Doctor Who Proms
Tickets for the Doctor Who event at the Proms can now be pre booked via the BBC site here. A family concert featuring music from the BBC’s Doctor Who series, and including a specially filmed scene, written
by Russell T Davies and starring David Tennant.
There's also a selection of classical favourites with a strong flavour
of time and space. Join Freema Agyeman (aka Martha Jones), and others from the Doctor Who cast, for an intergalactic
musical adventure – with a little help from Daleks, Cybermen and other aliens from the series!
Doctor Who Computer Game Released In May
The long awaited Doctor Who computer game will finally be released on 16th May and will be available on PlayStation 2,
Nintendo DS and PC DVD Rom.
21/04/2008, 18:00pm BST
The Sontaran Stratagem
Photos, wallpapers and videos, including a new trailer, can all be seen in the new The Sontaran Stratagem section
here.
20/04/2008, 13:14pm BST
Oods And Ends
Screen caps from last night's new episode of Doctor Who Confidential, Oods And Ends, are now online. The episode
is available to view on BBC iplayer here.
The Planet Of The Ood Overnight Viewing Figures
Unofficial overnight viewing figures suggest that The Planet Of The Ood was watched by 6.9m viewers. It was the second
most watched show of the day.
- Visit The Planet Of The Ood section here.
19/04/2008, 21:00pm BST
The Planet Of The Ood Update
Yet another brilliant episode of Doctor Who, let us know what you thought of The Planet Of The Ood on
the forum.
Screen caps from the episode are online now and can be viewed here. The episode can be viewed on BBCi Player here.
19/04/2008, 13:48pm BST
The Planet Of The Ood Tonight At 18:20pm
The Doctor takes Donna far into the future, visiting
her first alien world. The duo discover shocking truths about the human race while on the planet Ood-Sphere, as the enslaved
inhabitants struggle for survival.
The Planet Of The Ood includes some amazing scenes and David did his own stunts for the episode refusing
to use a trained specialist to shoot fight scenes with a giant mechanical claw.
David says: "I wasn't doubled for any of it because it was throwing yourself around, which I enjoy."
He wore knee and elbow protectors under his clothes to smash into barrels and leap over containers.
Speaking of the Doctor's reunion with the Ood David said: "The Ood heads are so squeezable, you
just want to bite them."
The Planet Of The Ood airs at 18:20pm on BBC One tonight.
Don't forget to switch over to BBC Three at 19:05pm to watch the new Doctor Who Confidential episode. You can
see a sneak peek over on the BBC Site now.
- Visit The Planet Of The Ood section here.
Pest Control Available To Download Now
The new and exclusive to audio Doctor Who story, Pest Control, is now available to download on itunes and at www.audible.co.ukThe story is narrated by David and features the Doctor and Donna Noble. It will be released on CD on 8th May. You can
pre order it from our online shop here.
Extract:
There was another squealing sound from high above. Donna wondered what it was. The Doctor already seemed to know, and
dragged her protesting over the sodden ground and towards the truck. 'Take cover!' he yelled. 'The bombardment has started!'
'Incoming!’ bellowed Harrison from the middle distance. A dull crump sounded from beyond the truck, and a fountain of
black earth spurted up into the air and scattered over them. There was a fizzing sound of energy. The remaining soldiers leapt
out of the transport vehicle, fresh weapons in their hands. Harrison had appeared by Donna's side. He was looking to her for
orders, she realised. She wasn't in uniform, she wasn't able to command him, and all because of a simple misunderstanding.
Harrison's eyes glazed over. He toppled face forward and sprawled in the mud. Only then did Donna know what the fizzing sound
was. Weapons were firing. Harrison had been shot dead in front of her. The dun-coloured shapes of more soldiers scurried past,
taking positions. It took Donna a moment to work out what they were doing: they were aiming their rifles upward. She followed
the direction of their weapons. She stared in disbelief. Donna could make out thin legs on fat, swollen bodies dropping from
the invisible sky. The air was alive with gunfire as the creatures fell through the fog and clattered to the ground. 'Oh my
God,' she breathed. 'Doctor, they're dropping ponies on us!' Not exactly,' he said, pulling her behind the truck. Donna slithered
in the mud, and landed on her bum. She could feel the water soak right through. The Doctor was still talking: 'Look again.
Horses don't have parachutes.'
18/04/2008, 12:51pm BST
Happy Birthday David
Everyone at David-Tennant.com would like to wish David a very happy 37th birthday!
We know a lot of you were asking about this so if you would like to make a donation to one of the charities that David
supports in honour of his birthday you can do so by clicking a link below.
David To Speak At Times Cheltenham Literary Festival
David will be one of the star guest speakers at this year's Times Cheltenham Literary Festival.
He will join his co-star from Doctor Who, Catherine Tate, to talk about their work with the Royal Shakespeare
Company, as well as their roles in the BBC series. David is expected to speak of the challenges of playing Hamlet.
The festival runs from 10th - 19th October 2008.
Voyage Of The Damned Premieres On Sci Fi Tonight
American fans get to see the new series of Doctor Who kicking off from tonight with the 2007 Christmas Special Voyage
Of The Damned.
This will leave viewers in the USA just three weeks behind fans in the UK as each new episode from the 2008
series will continue on the Friday night.
Voyage Of The Damned airs tonight on The Sci Fi Channel at 8.30/7.30 C.
- Click here to vist the Voyage Of The Damned section.
- Click here to view the Sci Fi Channel Voyage Of The Damned trailer.
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10/05/2008 The Doctor's Daughter 18:45pm BBC1
The Doctor meets the most important woman of his life on the distant planet Messaline, in the middle of an
endless war, as Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama continues.
But as General Cobb threatens genocide, and Martha
is kidnapped by the Hath, the Doctor faces an even greater battle – can he find peace with his own child?
- Visit The Doctor's Daughter section here.
09/05/2008 The Planet Of The Ood 8.30/7.30
C Sci Fi
The Doctor takes Donna far into
the future, visiting her first alien world. The duo discover shocking truths about the human race while on the planet Ood-Sphere,
as the enslaved inhabitants struggle for survival.
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Visit The Planet Of The Ood section here.
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Latest Projects:
Doctor Who
Character: The Doctor.
Status: Series 4 is currently airing in the UK and USA.
Hamlet
Character: Hamlet
Status: Public Booking now open.
Love's Labour's Lost
Character: Berowne.
Status: Public Booking now open.
Einstein and Eddington
Character: Sir Arthur Eddington
Status: Post Production. Airs on BBC Two in 2008.
In The Diary:
09/05/2008 Doctor Who: The Poison Sky
(UK)
BBC Three 21:00pm
Repeat
The Sontarans activate their masterplan
and begin to choke the whole of planet Earth, as Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama continues. UNIT
is left defenceless, with a traitor in their ranks. And as interplanetary war edges closer, the Doctor has to fight to keep
both Martha and Donna alive – but will he have to make the ultimate sacrifice?
09/05/2008 Doctor Who Confidential: Sontar-Ha!
(UK)
BBC Three 21:45pm
Repeat
A behind-the-scenes look at the Doctor
Who episode. The Sontarans are back and with their invasion plans threatening the Earth, the Doctor must face his old enemy.
10/05/2008 Doctor Who: The Doctor's Daughter
(UK)
BBC One 18:45pm
The Doctor meets the most important woman of his life on the distant planet Messaline, in the
middle of an endless war, as Russell T Davies's Bafta Award-winning time-travelling drama continues.
But as General
Cobb threatens genocide, and Martha is kidnapped by the Hath, the Doctor faces an even greater battle – can he find
peace with his own child?
10/05/2008 Doctor Who Confidential: Sins Of
The Father (UK)
BBC Three 19:30pm
Confidential opens a new chapter in history as the Doctor's daughter
makes an appearance; plus a look at the Doctor's generation time line.
10/05/2008 Top Gear (USA)
BBC America 16:00pm
David Tennant is The Star In A Reasonably Priced Car.
11/04/2008 Top Gear (USA)
BBC America 12:00pm
David Tennant is The Star In A Reasonably Priced Car.
16/05/2008 Derren Brown: Trick Or Treat
(UK)
Channel 4 22:00pm
Psychological illusionist Derren Brown returns for a second series of mind trickery. As before,
members of the public make a blind choice of a Trick or Treat card. If they pick 'Treat', Derren will use his skills to ensure
something pleasant happens to them. If they pick 'Trick', the result will be something quite dark. Actor David Tennant is
ambushed by Derren while on set and agrees to undergo a series of time-travel experiments.
17/05/2008 Derren Brown: Trick Or Treat
(UK)
E4 21:30pm
Repeat
Psychological illusionist Derren Brown returns for a second series of mind trickery. As
before, members of the public make a blind choice of a Trick or Treat card. If they pick 'Treat', Derren will use his skills
to ensure something pleasant happens to them. If they pick 'Trick', the result will be something quite dark. Actor David Tennant
is ambushed by Derren while on set and agrees to undergo a series of time-travel experiments.
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