Doctor Who: Series 9 Posters [Fanmade]

Here are some fanmade posters I found prior to Series 9, I stopped posting for a while so that is why they were not uploaded.

I have updated some of these.

by f-dranka

This is brilliant! I like to think i'm arty but not to this standard. I think this is brilliant. Can they design the official posters in future?

by f-dranka

I really like this. I find it very amusing. It is by the same artist as the one above and both are amazing. I love the Roman numerals fitting with the Back To The Future theme along with the rest of the poster.

by Umbridge1986

This image has done the rounds over social media. I remember people thinking it was official. This is a brilliant poster. I like the use of the Maze from The Maze Runner in the background.

by Philpaint

I like the faded London and Gallifrey in the background it very fitting. The colours fit well leaving The Doctor to stand out. 

by Superomar99

This is quite a simple post but I feel it works just as well. The pictures are from either Series 8 (Missy) for the 50th (Clara).

There were loads more to get through, but I thought i'd end here just in case I ever decide to post more.

Till next time

Emz x

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Doctor Who Series 9: What we know so far!

Hey guys! Here is a quick summary of what we know from series 9 so far!

So, as confirmed at the end of 'Last Christmas,' the first episode of Series 9 is called The Magician's Apprentice and will star both Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman.

The first and second episode are a double episode written by Steven Moffat and Directed by Hettie MacDonald.

Also it was recently announced that Missy (The Master) played by Michelle Gomez was to return in the Series 9 Premiere, It was announced in typical Missy style...

Along side the announcement of Missy's return, was the release of the title of episode 2: The Witch's Familiar.

Also returning for Series Nine is Jemma Redgrave who plays Kate Stewart.  Paul Kaye had a guest role in the first production block. It was later announced that other guest actors featuring in the first block include Arsher Ali, Morven Christie, Neil Fingleton, Colin McFarlane, and Steven Robertson.  Jaye Griffiths and Clare Higgins will also star. Other guest stars include  India Ria Amarteifio, Dasharn Anderson, Harki Bhambra, Daniel Hoffmann-Gill, Aaron Neil, Demi Papaminas, Joey Price and Jami Reid-Quarrell.

Thants all I can think of so far... if i've missed anything please let me know!

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Into The Dalek!

Hey guys are you all ready for Into the Dalek? For us British Viewers it airs at 7.30pm tonight look below for a few sneak previews!

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5 Days till Deep Breath!

Hey guys! sorry for the long absence! I took a break as there was no news.... then suddenly there was lots!

Anyway! hope you are all ready for Saturday! Series 8 begins!!!!

Here is the trailer for Deep Breath:

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Doctor Who Series 8: Air date & Episode 1 title announced!

So finally we have an air date for Series 8!! 

The BBC has confirmed that Series 8 will kick off on 23rd August! This is for the UK and the US. Obviously the time is yet to be confirmed but I'm sure we will get that nearer the time.

Check out the Official artwork below!

Also confirmed is the title for episode 1. It will be called Deep Breath!

Hopefully we will get a full synopsis nearer the time..

Check out the new teaser below!

Source: Doctor Who Official

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Doctor Who Series 8 kicks off in August!

The Official BBc team have confirmed today (23rd May 2014) that Series 8 of Doctor Who will air in August. No exact date as yet but i'm sure we will get that in time.

The news was announced with the use of this picture:

Series 8 sees the return of Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald accompanied by a newly regenerated Doctor (Peter Capaldi.) Three more months till we get to see what the 12th Doctor has in store for us. I can't wait! 

Check out the trailer:

Picture Source: Doctor Who Official Facebook

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Doctor Who series 8: Hermione Norris to guest star

Former Spooks star Hermione Norris will guest star in Doctor Who.

The BBC has confirmed that Norris will feature in series eight of Doctor Who in an episode that is set in Lanzarote and written by Wallander's Peter Harness

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Norris is perhaps best known for portraying MI5 agent Ros Myers in the spy drama Spooks, and has had other memorable parts in Wire in the Blood and Cold Feet.

Norris said of appearing in Doctor Who: "It's exciting to be part of such an iconic show, and one that my kids can watch!"

Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat added: "It's a testament to the quality of Peter Harness's intense and emotional script, that we've been able to attract an actress of the brilliance of Hermione Norris. 

"And for the first time since 1984, the Doctor Who production team is heading to Lanzarote. The Doctor is returning to the scene of an old adventure - but there have been sinister changes since his last visit."

The last Doctor Who story set in Lanzarote was 'Planet of Fire', which saw the Fifth Doctor (Peter Davison) take on his arch-nemesis The Master (Anthony Ainley). 

Ellis George, Tony Osoba (Revolver) and Phil Nice (Hebburn) will also appear in this new instalment.

Norris joins Tom Riley and Ben Miller as high-profile guest stars for Peter Capaldi's first series as The Doctor.

Keeley Hawes will also be portraying the villainous Ms Delphox in an upcoming episode.

Jamie Mathieson has confirmed that he will be writing a series eight episode as well.

Doctor Who will return to BBC One in the UK and BBC America in the US in the autumn.

Source: Digital Spy

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[SPOILERS] First Episode Title Revealed for Series 8?

Jenna Coleman and Peter Capaldi have been spotted filming the third episode of Series 8 titled ' Robots Of Sherwood'. It is currently unknown whether this will remain the title or whether it will be a working title.

The title suggest Robots and Robin Hood? The third episode has been written by Mark Gatiss and is so far set to guest star Tom Riley. 

Here are a few pictures from filming:

Also a few websites have been stating that episode 6 is rumoured to be called Kill The Moon. 

Neither of the titles have been confirmed yet but 'Robots' is most likely to be a working title if it is not the official one.

Sources: enstarz, Daily Mail & Doctor Who TV

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Happy Birthday Peter Capaldi!

Happy Birthday to The Doctor himself, Peter Capaldi, he is 56 today!

He is best known for taking over the role of The Doctor from Matt Smith at Christmas and will star in his first full series later this year.

He previously starred in Doctor Who as Caecilius in Series 4's episode, 'The Fires Of Pompeii." Capaldi also starred in Doctor Who spin-off series Torchwood, he portrayed John Frobisher in Series 3 (Children Of Earth.)

Aside from Doctor Who, he is well known for playing Malcolm Tucker in BBC Series 'The Thick Of It."

He also appeared in the BBC adaptation of The Nativity in 2010 and most recently appeared in The Musketeers.

Capaldi is also the Narrator for the Anchor cheese adverts since 2013.

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Doctor Who: Ben Miller to play villain in Mark Gatiss episode

 

Ben Miller is to play a villain on Doctor Who.

Miller will face off against Peter Capaldi's new Doctor in the BBC sci-fi drama's next series.

"As a committed Whovian I cannot believe my luck in joining the Twelfth Doctor for one of his inaugural adventures," the actor and comic said. "My only worry is that they'll make me leave the set when I'm not filming."

Miller will appear in an episode penned by Mark Gatiss, set to air later in 2014.

"Mark Gatiss has written us a storming villain for his new episode," said lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat.

"With Capaldi in the TARDIS, we knew we needed somebody special to send everybody behind the sofa. And quite frankly, it's about time Ben Miller was in Doctor Who!"

48-year-old Miller previously played the lead in BBC One's Death in Paradise and appeared in ITV sci-fi Primeval.

He is also known for his comedy work opposite Alexander Armstrong, who previously appeared in Doctor Who in 2011 and provided voice work for spinoff The Sarah Jane Adventures.

Other guest stars joining Miller in the next series of Doctor Who include Tom Riley (Da Vinci's Demons) and Keeley Hawes (Line of Duty).

Source: Digital Spy

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‘Da Vinci’s Demons’ star Tom Riley joins ‘Doctor Who’ series 8

32 year-old British actor Tom Riley is set to appear in the upcoming eighth series of Doctor Who in an episode written by veteran Who scribe Mark Gatiss.

Riley has previously appeared in detective dramas Lewis and Monroe, St Trinian’s 2: The Legend of Fritton’s Gold (alongside former Doctor Who star David Tennant), comedy series Twenty Twelve and STARZ’s Da Vinci’s Demons, in which he plays Leonardo Da Vinci.

On the news, Riley tweeted: “Well, that’s out then. I’ve been a massive fan since I was even smaller than Jenna. Very excited. @MarkGatiss’s script is awesome.”

Just as Riley’s exact role remains a mystery, little is known of his episode as a whole although it has been confirmed that Gatiss is writing two episodes for Capaldi’s Doctor. However, Gatiss has clarified that though he has been commissioned for two episodes, “that doesn’t mean they’ll both necessarily be in this season.”

Facts about the new series are slowly coming together. Besides Mark Gatiss, other confirmed writers include Steven Moffat, Stephen Thompson and Phil Ford, while the other big guest name so far announced to be appearing in the series is Keeley Hawes.

Hawes, known for roles in Ashes to Ashes, Upstairs, Downstairs and more recently Line of Duty, is to appear as the villainous Miss Delphox in Phil Ford’s episode for the series. She will be a tough alien businesswoman, described by the BBC as a “powerful out of this world character with a dark secret.”

Source: Hypable

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Doctor Who: Peter Capaldi & Jenna Coleman in new filming pictures

New pictures have emerged online of Peter Capaldi filming his first series of Doctor Who.

Capaldi was captured shooting scenes opposite co-star Jenna Coleman during a location shoot in Cardiff.

Samuel Anderson - recently cast as new recurring character Danny Pink - also features in the new images from the set of the BBC sci-fi drama's eighth series.

Capaldi - who made his official debut as the new Doctor in 2013's Christmas special - can also be seen posing with fans between takes.

Source: Digital Spy

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Doctor Who casts Line of Duty's Keeley Hawes in series 8

Keeley Hawes is to play a major role in the next series of Doctor Who.

Hawes - currently starring in BBC Two's hit drama Line of Duty - will play Ms Delphox on the BBC sci-fi drama.

Described as a "powerful out of this world character with a dark secret", Delphox will encounter the new Doctor (Peter Capaldi) and companion Clara (Jenna Coleman) when they arrive on a strange and puzzling planet.

"I am delighted to join Doctor Who and to be working with this incredible team," said Hawes, who will appear in the fifth episode of the new series, written by Steve Thompson.

"Ms Delphox is a great character and someone I've had a lot of fun playing."

Doctor Who's lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat added: "Anyone watching Jed Mercurio's amazing Line of Duty will know that Keeley Hawes is having one hell of a year. And now it's about to get even better as she achieves the greatest villainy yet attempted on Doctor Who - she plays a banker."

In addition to playing DI Lindsay Denton on Line of Duty, Hawes has also appeared in Spooks, Ashes to Ashes and Upstairs Downstairs.

Filming is currently under way on the new series of Doctor Who - Capaldi's first as the iconic Time Lord - with new episodes set to transmit in the autumn.

 To find out more about Keeley Hawes please click here

Source: Digital Spy

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Doctor Who: Peter Capaldi's first episode thrilling, says Mark Gatiss

Mark Gatiss has promised an "exciting" and "disturbing" debut for Peter Capaldi on Doctor Who.

Speaking to Digital Spy at the London Lesbian & Gay Switchboard 40th Anniversary Gala last night, Gatiss spoke about writing for Doctor Who series eight.

"Peter has a very different energy to Matt Smith and to David Tennant," he said. "He's older which changes everything - it's amazing what a change does!

"Matt was sublime and I was very sorry to see him go, but it's also great to have a change - as it has always been with the Doctor."

Gatiss added that Capaldi's new Doctor brings with him "a whole new set of rules".

"The Doctor's always the Doctor - but you can have a lot of fun playing with people's expectations," he continued. "Everyone knows how the previous Doctor would react in any given situation - and now you just don't know!"

Steven Moffat has written Capaldi's first full Doctor Who episode, which Gatiss described as "thrilling".

The sci-fi drama will return to BBC One later in 2014, with Sherlock's Steve Thompson also among the confirmed writers for the latest run.

Source: Digital Spy

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Doctor Who Experience to relaunch with Peter Capaldi adventure

The Doctor Who Experience is to debut a new walkthrough adventure starring Peter Capaldi.

The Cardiff Bay attraction will close the current interactive walkthrough - which features Matt Smith - in the autumn.

The Experience will then reopen at a later date with a new adventure, expected to feature new Who lead Capaldi.

The new walkthrough is currently in the early planning stages, with an exact date for the revamp yet to be set, a BBC spokesperson told Digital Spy.

The Doctor Who Experience originally opened in London in February 2011 and moved to Cardiff in July 2012.

Planned to remain in Wales until at least 2017, the exhibition features costumes, props and sets from the popular BBC sci-fi series and also includes some interactive elements.

Source: Digital Spy

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Peter Capaldi wears new Doctor costume to BBC event

New Doctor Peter Capaldi surprised attendees of a BBC Worldwide event on Monday (February 24), when he turned up on stage in his Doctor Who costume.

The actor emerged from the TARDIS and spoke briefly with presenter Graham Norton at the annual showcase taking place in Liverpool.

The first picture of Peter Capaldi in his new outfit was released last month.

Capaldi's first full series of Doctor Who will air on BBC One in late 2014. Filming is taking place in Cardiff until August.

Source: Digital Spy

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Doctor Who casts Emmerdale's Samuel Anderson as new recurring character

Samuel Anderson has joined the cast of Doctor Who.

The Emmerdale actor will play a recurring character in the upcoming eighth series, which introduces Peter Capaldi as the new Doctor.

Anderson will play Danny Pink, a teacher who works alongside Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) at Coal Hill School.

The actor said of joining the show: "I was so excited to join Doctor Who I wanted to jump and click my heels, but I was scared I might not come down before filming started

"It's a quintessential part of British culture and I can't believe I'm part of it. It's an honour to be able to work alongside Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman and I can't wait to show people how my character becomes involved with such a fantastic duo!"

Writer and producer Steven Moffat added: "For the fourth time in Doctor Who history, Coal Hill School is coming to the aid of the TARDIS. In 1963 teachers Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright accompanied the First Doctor. These days it's the turn of Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald.

"And very soon now, Sam Anderson as Danny Pink will be entering the world of the Doctor. But how and why? Answers are coming later this year in Peter Capaldi's first series of Doctor Who!"

It has also been announced that Robert Goodman (Game of Thrones), Jonathan Bailey (Broadchurch) and Pippa Bennett-Warner (Death in Paradise) will guest star in the upcoming series.

Anderson, who played policeman Ross Kirk in Emmerdale from 2007 to 2009, originate the role of Crowther in Alan Bennett's The History Boys and has also appeared in Gavin & Stacey.

Doctor Who's eighth series is shooting in Cardiff and will debut on BBC One in late 2014.

Source: Digital Spy

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Doctor Who Series 8 DVD available for Pre-order!

Filming may have only just begun but it appears that the complete boxset is already available for pre-order on DVD and Blu-ray on Amazon.

There is obviously no proper news on episode titles or extras yet but we have a To be confirmed Artwork, which no doubt will just be a stand-in till the offical cover can be designed.

Source: Amazon

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Summer Broadcast for Doctor Who Series 8?

Is Series 8 of Doctor Who going to air slightly earlier than originally thought?

Previous reports have pointed to an Autumn air date but Ben Wheatley, director of the first two episodes of Series 8, might have indicated that the show could be back sooner

In a recent interview with Uproxx Wheatley briefly mentions Doctor Who stating:

“I’ve got two more weeks shooting Doctor Who, which hopefully is going to go in July.”

Of course his wording is a little open to interpretation and scheduling frequently changes, but let’s hope it’s sooner rather than later.

Source: Doctor Who TV

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Doctor Who star Matt Smith: I don't want Capaldi to have Alex Kingston

Doctor Who star Matt Smith has admitted that he is "really possessive" over Alex Kingston's River Song.

Smith told fans at New Orleans Comic Con that he asked showrunner Steven Moffat not to write scenes between River and Peter Capaldi's new Doctor.

"I said this to Steven, I was like, 'Listen, just don't. Just not Alex. Anyone else, but don't give him River' - but Peter is the Doctor now so hey, what can I do?" DoctorWhoTV quotes Smith as saying.

Smith added that he expects Moffat to "reinvent the folklore" of the series during Capaldi's tenure.

"I think that Steven will be planning things that are going to unfold over years," he said. "I think he'll reinvent the folklore, and it will become Peter's folklore.

"But I am really proud of the fact that Alex was part of number Eleven's life. My wife!"

Capaldi's first full series of Doctor Who will air on BBC One in late 2014.

Source: Digital Spy

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