The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe wowed 8.92 million viewers on Christmas Day, making it the third most-watched programme of the day.
Congrats all round!
1. EastEnders: 9.92m (33.4%) - BBC One 2. Coronation Street: 9.03m (32.8%) - ITV1 3. Doctor Who: 8.92m (34.2%) - BBC One 4. Downton Abbey: 8.13m (29.4%) - ITV1 5. Strictly Come Dancing: 7.52m (27.3%) - BBC One 6. Absolutely Fabulous: 7.43m (27.5%) - BBC One 7. The Gruffalo's Child - 6.47m (27.7%) - BBC One 8. Michael McIntyre's Christmas Roadshow: 6.45m (29.2%) - BBC One 9. The Queen - 6.29m (37.3%) - BBC One 10. Emmerdale - 6.24m (27.2%) - ITV1
BBC Worldwide has announced that Arthur Darvill (Rory Williams), will be joining Matt Smith and Steven Moffat at the ultimate Doctor Who fan event in Cardiff’s Millennium Centre next March.
Further additions to the all-star line-up today include long term Casting Director Andy Pryor, Author and Screenwriter Tom MacRae, Director of Photography Stephan Pehrsson, Script Editor Caroline Henry - and actors Stuart Milligan and Simon Fisher-Becker.
The Convention is a full day event that will give Doctor Who enthusiasts an amazing chance to delve into the inner workings of the hit TV show and learn how it is created – a journey from script to screen. With unique access to the cast and production crew, this event offers fans a rare chance to see behind-the-scenes of the world’s longest running sci-fi show.
Tickets include three panel discussions with key cast and crew and Doctor Who production teams showing live pyrotechnics and prosthetic demonstrations, PLUS a chance to talk to the creators of some of the iconic costumes in the props and costume exhibit.
Steven Moffat has confirmed that Amy and Rory will be leaving next year.
At a conference, Moffat said:
"The final days of the Ponds are coming during the next series.I'm not telling you when or how, but that story is going to come to a heartbreaking end... Then The Doctor will meet a new friend."
Yay or nay? Personally, I think we have had enough of the Ponds and we need someone else to hop on board the TARDIS.
It’s Christmas Eve, 1938, when Madge Arwell comes to the aid of an injured Spaceman Angel as she cycles home, in this year’s Doctor Who Christmas Special, starring Matt Smith as the Doctor.
He promises to repay her kindness – all she has to do is make a wish.
Three years later, a devastated Madge escapes war-torn London with her two children for a dilapidated house in Dorset. She is crippled with grief at the news her husband has been lost over the channel, but determined to give Lily and Cyril the best Christmas ever.
The Arwells are surprised to be greeted by a madcap caretaker whose mysterious Christmas gift leads them into a magical wintry world. Here, Madge will learn how to be braver than she ever thought possible. And that wishes can come true…
Madge Arwell is played by Claire Skinner, Lily Arwell by Holly Earl and Cyril Arwell by Maurice Cole.
Jennifer D, hailing from Canada, sent us in some uh-mayzing pictures of her knitted creations. Jennifer sells her knitted works, which include cell phone cases and amigurimis (stuffed toys), cases on Etsy and they definitely look like gifts worth getting!
Jennifer's crotchet TARDIS also has its own blog, documenting its travels - how cute!
Now I could write a cringeworthy intro about how amazing Sophie Aldred is, but I don't need to. Because she is. And I interviewed her. Also, she has the nicest voice ever.
Mac: Have you been enjoying today's show? Sophie: It's been a fantastic event! I arrived a little late because of the trains, but it has been so lovely to catch up with everybody again, particularly the girls - Katy Manning, Sarah Sutton and Deborah Watling. It's always so lovely to have a good old chinwag with them and get together.
Mac: So in The Sarah Jane Adventures, Sarah Jane addressed many companions and one of them was Dorothy, who supposedly ran a charity called A Charitable Earth, the initials being A.C.E. What do you think Ace would be doing in 2011? Sophie: Well when I first heard that, I thought, Oh no, I can't imagine Ace doing charity work! And then I had another think and thought, well actually, if she was doing anything it would be like Greenpeace, direct action in space, and I actually thought that it was a really great idea that she could be behaving her normal self and using unorthodox methods but helping and giving to people who needed it.
Mac: It was reported a few months ago that you were doing a Cbeebies show with David Tennant. How's that going? Sophie: It's going really well! We're actually having a preview next week, I think. So we're just going to be seeing a couple of episodes on the big screen. It's actually coming out in March and David and I are just starting to film a few things for publicity, so watch this space!
Mac: Great! When I was younger, I remember you on Words and Pictures and then a few years later on Zzzap! as Minnie the Magician. Would you say that your home was on children's TV? Sophie: I guess. I suppose that's what i did a lot of. Perhaps I'll come back and do some 'grown up' TV? I did do some grown up TV, but not as much as children's. I do love working for children and it was wonderful time I had doing those things but maybe when I come back, I'll be a bit old so maybe I'll have to do some grown-up telly. We all have to grow up eventually! (chuckles)
Mac: And finally, how do you feel about Ace's fanbase running strong to this day?! Sophie: Oh I am so delighted! Without the fans, we wouldn't get the opportunity to come here and meet up with each other and have a laugh. I really, seriously believe that there would not have been a new series if it was not for the support of the fans. So yeah, keep 'em coming!
Mac: Thank you so much for the interview! Sophie: Oh my pleasure!
Amongst many other things, many of you probably know Frances Barber for playing the evil/marvellous Madame Kovarian. In a fit of excited nerves, I caught up with the super-actress to chat about her role on the show and more!
Mac: Hi Frances, I'm such a fan! Frances: Well I'm glad!
Mac: So to start off... to the viewer, Moffat's storylines are sometimes quite complex. When you first got your scripts, did you feel the same way about the stories? Frances: Well, I personally found them quite complicated to understand, I have to admit! But then I am not the sort of Doctor Who expert, and I thought maybe it was just me who didn't understand and that I was a bit dim, but now I understand that they were complicated for everyone. They end up making sense in the long run, but when you get them episode-by-episode, they get a bit complicated.
Mac: Were you a fan of Doctor Who before you joined? Frances: A massive fan, yes! And when it started again with Chris Eccleston and Russell T Davies, I was desperate to be in it. And everyone else seemed to be in it except me, so I was so thrilled to be asked. And I have to say, Matt Smith is a sensational Doctor and he's probably my favourite.
Mac: So out of all the episodes you did, which would you say was your favourite? Frances: Erm... I mean, the one that I suppose was my most favourite to film was the last one because Amy kills me and we think she kills me and we don't know because it was a different time line etcetera etcetera, but that was fun because we were all there together with River Song and I really enjoyed that.
Mac: What was your initial reaction when you read about the strange method in which the Doctor would escape his death? Frances: Well I was just as surprised as everyone else, to be honest. I presume even Matt was surprised! So like everyone it was like, Wow, look at that! When I saw the first episode with the Astronaut coming from the deep, I just thought it was one of the most exciting episodes I've ever seen. So I knew that it was going to be super clever.
Mac: So I was doing some research on your fantastically eclectic career; you've done theatre, films, TV... out of everything you've done, what would you say was the most enriching or rewarding? Frances: It's really hard to answer that question because I am in the lucky position to have so many different things with so many actors so I always like to believe that the next job will be just as exciting and as wonderful as the others. I've love doing theatre and film and Doctor Who.
Mac: Did you have fun playing Madame Kovarian? Frances: Oh yes I loved it! I relished every second of it! (laughs)
Mac: With Doctor Who comes a massive fanbase, (and I have been following your zany tweets!) How would you say you have reacted to this massive fan universe that you've been thrown into? Frances: Oh I have to say I have absolutely adored it! All the Doctor Who fans are really respectful, they are really knowledgeable. I mean, I think that's the biggest thing that they're respectful and courteous and I am loving the fact that, like at the last convention I did, girls came dressed as Madame Kovarian! And I was so chuffed and blown away by that. Mac: Yes they do make an effort! Frances: Yes, by their dedication and the huge effort they made and it's really appreciative. So yes, I am loving it! And I return every fan letter I get as soon as I possibly can!
Mac: Would you ever return to the show? Frances: Oh I'd leap at it in a heartbeat!
Mac: Thank you so much, Frances! Frances: It has been my pleasure!
Planet Gallifrey is offering two lucky people the chance to win tickets the critically-commended Doctor Who Experience!
Packed with amazing special effects and exclusive scenes by Matt Smith, this multi-sensory experience is fun for the family and fans alike. Your action-packed journey includes escaping from the Doctor's enemies, flying the TARDIS and coming face-to-face with some of the scariest monsters seen on screen including the deadly Daleks, cold-hearted Cybermen and notorious Sontarans.
Doctor Who Experience also offers the largest ever collection of original Who props and artefacts including the entire collection of Doctors’ iconic costumes, the Tenth Doctor's TARDIS set and one of the Doctor's latest adversaries... The Silence.
If you win, you can choose to attend at any date and time up until 12th February 2012 (inclusive). It's an opportunity not to be missed, and if you would like to be in with a chance of winning, then here's what to do...
The Competition
Every day from the week beginning 21st November 2011, we will be tweeting a quote from a Christmas-themed episode from the Whoniverse on our Twitter page. To enter, you must note down, for all seven quotes, the character who says it and the episode it is from, pop them in a list and email them to us at planetgallifrey@inbox.com. The lucky winners will be picked at random and will be revealed soon after!
Please read the terms and conditions after the jump before you enter... Good luck!
Apparently, director, David Yates, is teaming up with the BBC to make a Doctor Who movie.
According to Variety, Yates is working with Jane Tranter, who is the LA head of BBC Worldwide, previously Head of Fiction at the BBC until 2008.
"We're looking at writers now. We're going to spend two to three years to get it right," he said. "It needs quite a radical transformation to take it into the bigger arena."
Yates says that the movie will not be continuing from Russell T Davies' or Steven Moffat's writing, confirming that "we have to put that aside and start from scratch."
Doctor Who has had a bunch of films in the past, the most recent being the 1996 movie, starring Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor.
The news is quite an exciting prospect, but let's hope it doesn't ruin the 'Britishness' of the show by making it American (see: Shameless, Skins etc.)
To celebrate the publication of Elisabeth Sladen's posthumous autobiography and her amazing life, Aurum Press will be hosting a one-off event at the Doctor Who Experience. Elisabeth's daughter, Sadie Miller, the 4th Doctor: Tom Baker, and Doctor Who writer and producer Terrance Dicks will be in conversation with TV Choice magazine's Ben Lawrence, discussing the life and their memories of Elisabeth Sladen in the screening room at the Doctor Who Experience at 2.30pm on November 26th.
The event is free to Doctor Who Experience ticket holders. As there are only a limited number of spaces available they will need to book a slot in advance. To do this, visitors must select 12.30pm/ 1pm or 2pm time slot on Saturday 26th November. When they select their ticket type they will also have the option to select ‘Elisabeth Sladen book launch entry’. They will then be issued with a separate ticket for this. To book tickets to this event, visit: http://www.doctorwhoexperience.com!
Don't forget to check out our review of Elisabeth's autobiography too.
BBC Worldwide have revealed that they will be hosting the first ever Doctor Who convention on the 24th and 25th March 2012 at the Millennium Centre in Cardiff, Wales.
There are only 1500 tickets available for each day and it is certainly not something you would want to miss! The convention promises a whole host of stars, including Matt Smith and Steven Moffat! You can also get a once-in-a-lifetime insight into the mechanics behind Doctor Who, with Danny Hargreaves, Michael Pickwoad, Marcus Wilson and the Millennium FX team also in attendance!
According to their press release,
The unique interactive programme will include theatre sessions and Q&As with cast and crew; behind the scenes sessions show-casing the script to screen process; discussions with episode directors and writers and demonstrations from Special FX and prosthetics experts that will illustrate the challenges and scale of their work on the world’s longest running sci-fi show. Autograph and photo opportunities will also be available with attending cast members and there will be official Doctor Who merchandise and collectables on sale.
Tickets are priced at £99 and will go on sale at 9pm on November 14th here.
With its origins way back in 2009, Doctor Who fans everywhere were eagerly awaiting the release of the much-loved Elisabeth Sladen's autobiography. After her unfortunate and untimely death in April 2011, the prospect became unheard of, until a few months ago, when we were told that the posthumous autobiography was going to be released in November.
Although at first I had slight doubts about the book, the prologue alone dispelled any and every concern. In it, David Tennant reminisces on his first day at work where he met Elisabeth Sladen, and the absolute awe he had for her, saying that the scenes they shared were "the most thrilling [he] had on Doctor Who."
Throughout the book, a similar feeling of awe resonated in me, and I am sure, in every reader too. Elisabeth's effortless introspective narrative shifted between her time on The Sarah Jane Adventures, and her time on Doctor Who, reflecting the similar importance she had of both.
Between the illustrious and heart-warming memories Elisabeth shares with us is a selection of photographs, highlighting key moments in Elisabeth's life. It was interesting to see the various newspaper clippings from her personal collection, including photos of her time with various Doctors. Most interesting was a Midsummer's Night Dream programme, a production which starred Helen Mirren! "In a toss up between me and Helen Mirren, I was voted 'Most Likely to Succeed!'" she remarked.
Elisabeth's witty and detailed anecdotes on her time as Sarah Jane Smith gives a real insight into the mind of such a talented actress, someone who has achieved so much and experienced a lot too. Whilst reading the autobiography, it almost felt as if Elisabeth's warm voice was pouring over every word: her endearing sighs at bygone disappointments, her surprised tones at shocking discoveries and her gentle laughter at the humorous memories.
Brian and Sadie Miller's epilogue really summed up why Elisabeth Sladen was so fantastic both on-screen and off. Her passion and devotion to both her work and her family paid off and she will be forever remembered as the hard-working and appreciative actress whose presence was like a glimmering hope and whose death shall always be regarded as one of the most heartbreaking of them all.
The Winter Memorabilia, held at the NEC in Birmingham, is set to be one of their biggest yet.
The event, spanning the 19 - 20th November, will include a whole host of Doctor Who stars, past and present. The legendary Sixth Doctor, Colin Baker, and the bumbling action hero Rory, Arthur Darvill, will be making an appearance, as well as the clumsy-adorable Rhys Jones, Kai Owen.
And that's not all! Also attending are the Doctor's companions: Katy Manning, Sophie Aldred, Deborah Watling, Louise Jameson and Sarah Sutton.
If that hasn't enticed you enough, this year's Memorabilia will also have cast reunions of Only Fools and Horses, Hi-De-Hi, Village of the Damned and Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter.
For more information, you can check out the website here!
We have a very long time to wait for the next series, and here's hoping it's a good one! That's not to say that Series 6 wasn't any good; it was, but here are four issues which we believe could be improved in the next series...
1. Address Melody Pond
Amy and Rory's baby is lost somewhere in time and space. Yes, they have seen her as an adult, but what about all those lost years as a baby? Surely Amy and Rory have the parental compassion to actually have her back or at least talk about not having her with them?
2. End the arc
It gets annoying when you have to wait three years for a question to be answered, so please end the arc at the end of this series! We want to know more about the Silence and we want the question to be answered, or at least addressed.
3. Amy and Rory are getting lame-y and snore-y
Okay, maybe that was a bit harsh, but please introduce some more long-term companions! One of the main reasons why Russell T Davies' stories worked so well is that he put emphasis on his characters. Maybe having a story where we follow one character around on her daily routine would do something good for the series.
4. Continue to surprise
Having said all of that, Moffat must know that his surprises are amazing and he should keep doing them!
Do you have any wishes for next year? Post them below!
Bernard Cribbins has been appointed an OBE for his services to drama!
The star, who we all know and love as Wilf, has a large range of credits to his name, including being the narrator in The Wombles and starring in The Railway Children.
According to the BBC, Bernard said had no intention of retiring, adding: "I love it, I can't stop, why should I? I'm still able to read and write."
It allows you to scroll your way through a complete A-Z of the show and explore and search thousands of entries by series or episode. You will discover the Doctor’s fiercest enemies, closest allies and key places and objects and have the opportunity to preview and buy those must-have episodes.
The app contains over 3000 entries and each entry includes links to episodes, people, places and objects that relate to it. Additionally, each entry has an episode reference, allowing you to search the Encyclopedia by episode or series – so you can find out all you ever need to know about the Doctor, his allies, enemies and everywhere he’s ever visited. You can also preview episodes and buy your favourites directly from iTunes.
The initial purchase of the app will be priced at £4.99 and will include all of the Eleventh Doctor’s content. Further downloads at £4.99 each include all Ninth and Tenth Doctor content.
The app also contains 11 unique portals - special interactive entries, for the Doctor, Amy, Rory, River and other major characters. The Doctors’ portal uses parallax technology which allows users to move their iPad to scroll through a 3D environment, featuring the Doctor’s closest companions and deadliest enemies.
You can buy it here and check out some screenies below.
Contrary to current speculation, Matt Smith has implied that he is not leaving the show. In an interview with What's On TV, he said -
"We work very long hours every day for nine months. The schedule is pretty brutal, but I'd never complain about it. I love playing this role, and I don't want to give it up any time soon," he continued.
"I feel very lucky. In the current climate for actors, I'd never say, 'This is too much' - quite the opposite, in fact. I'd say, 'Bring it on.'"
It's nearly Halloween, and to celebrate the spooky festivities, we have compiled our Top 5 scary stories, perfect for watching on a cold, Hallows night!
5. The Talons of Weng-Chiang
Set in the late 1800s in Victorian England, The Talons of Weng-Chiang sent shivers down many a spine! Although a modern-day audience wouldn't care less about the giant rat in the sewers, I think it's safe to say that the contemporary audience were shocked to their boots, with ratings of around 10 million being returned for the six-part story.
4. The Waters of Mars
If the looming end of the Tenth Doctor wasn't enough, Russell and Co gave us this unpleasantly amazing story about a desolate space station on Mars in the distant future... with a problem. The Doctor can't meddle with time, or can he? One particularly frightening aspect of the story was not the gruesome infected humans, but the futile arrogance of the Doctor...
3. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
It was one of Moffat's best and it remains to be! Set in the bleak Britz during World War Two, the Doctor and Rose (with Captain Jack) encounter the scariest creature yet... a child.
2. The Unquiet Dead
Criticism aside, if Gatiss did anything right, it was The Unquiet Dead. The story itself was captured in a true, Dickensian spirit with the haunting Christmassyness and the gaseous Gelth, who should definitely make a comeback!
1. Blink
Oh okay, maybe a teeny tiny bit too obvious to be the number one 'scary story', but Blink should be watched over and over again - do it!
Newsreaders Fiona Bruce, Emily Maitlis, Sophie Raworth and Sian Williams try their hand at ballroom and face Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli, Craig Revel Horwood and Alesha Dixon with their own Strictly Challenge. Nick Knowles is in the studio for DIY SOS – The Big Build to celebrate their biggest makeover to date, and there's an exclusive sneak peek at the Doctor Who Christmas special.
With closing time for the Save Doctor Who Confidential petition coming up, we caught up with the person behind the campaign to discuss it and more...
What were your reasons behind the campaign?
My heart sank when I heard the news and not many shows that get axed have that effect on me like DWC did. I was actually surprised at how much I cared about the show. You don't know what you got till it's gone I guess. You just realise the good things it did and how sad it is to take it away from people. ALOT of people on Twitter we're complaining about the cancellation of the show on Twitter so something had to be done to amplify that annoyance, these people pay for a television licence and they have had a great show taken away from them so something needed to be done. Having seen the Script to Screen clip [below] I realised how terrible it actually was to cancel such a great show, a show like this reaching out to kids are very hard to come by. I just wish I had this show when I was a kid, I think I would have changed my view on television.
How have you found the support so far? Has anything shocked you?
Everyday I'm surprised at the amount of support and the amount of media coverage and the fact that Steven Moffat agrees really makes me happy. What Steven said in Doctor Who Magazine really answers your first question, he's hit the nail on the head.
Out of all the 'behind the scenes' counterparts the BBC have created (Heroes Unmasked, Torchwood Declassified etc.), Doctor Who Confidential remains the most successful. Why do you think that is?
Well, Doctor Who Confidential has helped new Doctor Who fans out with understanding the show; most New Who fans I know told me that DWC helped them understand what all the fuss was about. It's also helped a lot of people decide what they want to do at college. Not many shows have an influence like this on people, it's so much more than being just about Doctor Who it's grown and developed into so much more than that and that is why it has lasted until now. But Confidential was evolving into interesting areas and reaching out to schools with the Script to Screen competition. Not many shows can say they do the same or care about people the way confidential have. This is the kind of shows that we should have on our TV screens: informative and entertaining.
If Doctor Who Confidential came back on another platform (e.g. the website only), would that suffice?
It would be great if it came back on website only, however, not everybody has the internet. A lot of people in rural areas would still lose the show so I can't help but feel it should still be on TV as it deserves that platform. I personally feel, the Red Button could be a possibility. So after Doctor Who you could press your red button and access the show that way.
And finally, out of the 80+ episodes and 6 series of DWC, what have been your favourite moments?
My favourite moments... David Tennant's Farewell, the introduction of the Eleventh Doctor, the story of River Song and finally the Script to Screen.
So many people say to us that they use Confidential to keep up if they have missed any episodes, so to lose that for those casual viewers will be concerning to me for one.
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Don't forget, you can sign the petition here and follow Save DWC here.
Doctor Who Magazine writer, Benjamin Cook, has posted audio clips of Tom Baker, Matt Smith and David Tennant talking about Elisabeth Sladen from the latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine.
You can download them below, or alternatively, listen to them on Ben's website here.
The petition, now at nearly 50,000 signatures, started after the BBC announced that they were axing Doctor Who Confidential due to budget cuts, saying that "our priority now is to build on original British commissions, unique to the channel."
Steven Moffat recently spoke about the axing, commenting on it being a "bad decision" because the "show was watched and loved everywhere."
In an alternate reality, we wish the Sarah Jane Adventures was still airing. Hell, in this reality we wish that too! Watching Ultimate Sarah Jane on CBBC gave us this amazing idea... what if it was still running? What could the stories be like? Phil Ford I hope you are reading this...!
Ruby White Returns!
In Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith, Ruby White swore revenge and that's exactly what she's back for. As it turns out, the ship she was trapped in did hurtle towards the sun, but who better to save her than the Trickster himself? In a dramatic turn of events, Ruby White double crosses the Trickster and does it solo!
Rani's Parents Find Out!
All the excuses suddenly come to a head when Gita and Haresh find out that Rani has been meddling with aliens! But how do they take it?
More Professor Rivers!
Seeing Floella Benjamin in SJA is such a delight and of course, she would continue to be awesome in a quirky way whilst assisting her galpal Sarah Jane to save the world!
Sarah Jane Adventures does Glee!
An alien canister from the planet Songalore falls through space and time and lands in Ealing, only to give everyone the singing bug! The gang can't resist bellowing out a few songs... yeah that's a bit ridiculous, isn't it? How about a silent episode (not to be confused with this lot) where some alien steals all the sound?
More BURPSS!
We loved Ocean and Minty, so in our fantasy SJA series, they would return and continue to be generally amazing in a mocking yet endearing way.
Sky becomes Queen!
Of course, the finale would involve the Fleshkind coming to Earth to rescue Sky, claiming that she is the new Queen of the Fleshkind... but what do they really want with her? (hint hint - the Fleshkind are really Slitheen who want to capture her and trade her with the Fleshkind to buy their planet!)
So what do you think? Do you have any ideas? Send them in to us!
Further additions to the all-star line-up today include long term Casting Director Andy Pryor, Author and Screenwriter Tom MacRae, Director of Photography Stephan Pehrsson, Script Editor Caroline Henry - and actors Stuart Milligan and Simon Fisher-Becker.
We held our Christmas Competition to win tickets to the Doctor Who Experience and the randomly-selected winners are...
Apparently, director, David Yates, is teaming up with the BBC to make a Doctor Who movie.
To celebrate the publication of Elisabeth Sladen's posthumous autobiography and her amazing life, Aurum Press will be hosting a one-off event at the Doctor Who Experience. Elisabeth's daughter, Sadie Miller, the 4th Doctor: Tom Baker, and Doctor Who writer and producer Terrance Dicks will be in conversation with TV Choice magazine's Ben Lawrence, discussing the life and their memories of Elisabeth Sladen in the screening room at the Doctor Who Experience at 2.30pm on November 26th.
Bernard Cribbins has been appointed an OBE for his services to drama!
"We work very long hours every day for nine months. The schedule is pretty brutal, but I'd never complain about it. I love playing this role, and I don't want to give it up any time soon," he continued.
Combom have reported that Doctor Who Confidential may be back at Christmas, after a series of tweets by DWC editor Rahim Mastafa suggesting it...
Doctor Who Magazine writer, Benjamin Cook, has posted audio clips of Tom Baker, Matt Smith and David Tennant talking about Elisabeth Sladen from the latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine.
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