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Moffat interview excerpt, oh this sounds so cool.
The 50th special will mark the return of David Tennant to the role of the Tenth Doctor, starring opposite the Eleventh, Matt Smith. How was it having two Doctors on set?
It was eye twisting at times. You don’t quite realise how these two men have become hard wired into your brain as the Doctor. Matt and David got on so well and their interaction on screen is a sublime double act. Matt said to me, “It’s a bit like Laurel and Laurel. It’s like Hardy didn’t turn up”. They are absolutely great together. Sometimes very, very, different, other times in moments they choose together they are exactly the same.
the Federal Member for Dawson, George Christensen, presents a motion in the Australian Parliament, acknowledging the strong links between Australia and the television series. the motion calls for support to encourage producers to film a special episode in Australia to mark the 50th anniversary of the first screening in Australia.
Australian MP proposes Doctor Who be filmed in Australia
Australian MP proposes Doctor Who be filmed in Australia
An Australian MP brings a blow-up Dalek to parliament and moves a motion for Doctor Who to be filmed in Australia
Australian MP proposes Doctor Who be filmed in Australia
Mr Christensen is leading the campaign for the television show to film an episode in Australia. Photo: DAILY MERCURY
By Jonathan Pearlman in Sydney
8:37AM GMT 18 Nov 2013
An Australian MP obsessed with Doctor Who has brought a Dalek to parliament and moved a motion urging the BBC to film the show in Australia.
George Christensen, a member of the ruling Coalition, wore one of actor Tom Baker's trademark scarves in the House of Representatives as he used the fiftieth anniversary of the show to insist it is an "Australian institution".
He said the theme song was composed by an Australian, Ron Grainer, but resisted calls from across the chamber to sing it because "we have only got ten minutes".
"Australia is pretty similar to the UK in terms of its settings but I have got to say, imagine the Tardis landing near the Sydney Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, in the Australian outback, Uluru, Ayers Rock," he told Parliament. "Think of all the exotic locations we could have."
The motion was supported by MPs and Doctor Who fans on both sides of the chamber, who were later photographed with a blow-up Dalek in the halls of Parliament. The motion has bipartisan support and is not expected to be put to a vote.
Mr Christensen's office told The Telegraph the MP attempted to bring a "real" Dalek – a movable replica – into Parliament House but security would not allow it. Instead, he flew his own blow-up Dalek to Canberra from the state of Queensland.
"In the lead-up to this 50th anniversary of Doctor Who there are so many connections between this show and this nation that I think Doctor Who is as much an Australian institution as it has been a British institution," Mr Christensen said.
"In the lead-up to this debate there have been lots of MPs who have approached me telling me the same thing over and over, that when they were a kid they used to hide behind the couch and build cushion fortresses to protect themselves from whatever was on the screen, and they loved the show."
Mr Christensen said the show has been filmed abroad before and urged Australia's public broadcaster, the ABC, and other entertainment and tourism agencies to support the move.
"It is great to have the Australian connection with it, but I think a greater Australian connection could come if a series were actually filmed down under," he said.
Alex Day on the TARDIS set - Teenage Rebel behind the scenes - Doctor Who
Published on Aug 4, 2013
We follow Alex Day (aka Nerimon) and crew, as they're granted unprecedented access to the TARDIS set to film a very special music video for Trock song 'Teenage Rebel'. See behind the scenes of the shoot and learn how to make your own sonic screwdriver...
Tonight's The Night Exclusive Doctor Who Scene
Uploaded on May 24, 2009
This is the specially written scene of Doctor Who, by Russell T Davies, which shows a mysterious alien aboard the TARDIS and Captain Jack is the there to try and save, but then a special guest star appears to put an end to things.
An Adventure in Space and Time: ABC1 Trailer
Published November 18, 2013
Australian channel ABC1 have released their trailer for the 50th Anniversary docudrama, An Adventure in Space and Time. It contains several new clips.
It premieres Down Under Sunday, 24 Nov 8:50pm. UK fans can catch it Thursday 21st at 9pm on BBC2.







[MENTION=18967]stickyfingers[/MENTION]
another tour of the TARDIS
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-24957282
I think it may take me a year to get through all the glorious Whoness out there, it just keeps coming, and coming and - I plan on wallpapering the lavatory walls with Doctor love
Starting with your artwork - did you ever get into Richard Scarry and Busy Town? Your 11 Doctors reminds me of his work a little.
Oh look, people are selling their DW art..........maybe you should look into flogging some of your [MENTION=18967]stickyfingers[/MENTION]
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40 bucks he's charging for that!
http://mudron.bigcartel.com/product/the-baywheaux-tapestry
Moffat: Axe Doctor Who at your peril
Steven Moffat has taken the BBC to task over its decision to take Doctor Who off the air back in 1989.
Moffat told the Radio Times: “Ah, 50 years. What can one say about 50 years of Doctor Who? Well, first of all, one can be pedantic. Doctor Who hasn’t been on for 50 years – owing to the outright stupidity and unforgiveable blindness of the BBC (sorry guys, it needs to be said), there was a 16-year gap.”
“While the BBC folded its arms and shook its head, there were books by the likes of Russell T Davies, Mark Gatiss and Paul Cornell. There were audio adventures, starring all the old Doctors. There was an action-packed American tele-film, and endless rumours of Hollywood movies. Doctor Who Magazine, whose purpose was to document the making of the TV show, carried on perfectly happily without the TV show being made.”
Bravo Moffat, bravo.