The BBC’s first trailer for the seventh season of the rebooted Doctor Who is now available for your enjoyment. There’s a pat on the back and a cheery ‘well done’ if you can spot two appearances that harken back to the very first season of the original series back in 19 and 64.
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When Karen Gillan [Amy Pond] and Arthur Darvill [Rory Williams] leave the TARDIS for the last time, Doctor Who’s Timelord will be joined by Jenna-Louise Coleman, a twenty-five year old from Blackpool who will, according to showrunner, Steven Moffat, ‘can talk even faster than he does.’
Coleman’s first appearance will be in the 2012 Doctor Who Christmas Special – and she joins the show during a dramatic turn of events. The change in companions in just one in a series of events as the show builds to its 50th anniversary year.
The official press release follows the jump.
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Paul is just another well read 17-year old geek who pals around with the equally nerdy Mac – except for his apocalyptic nightmares that are so vivid, he wets the bed when he has one – until a dare to explore a derelict shopping mall leads him to a terrifying discovery – he can see the spirits of the deceased [yeah, he sees dead people]!
Grade: B+
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The Caves of Androzani was the one hundred and thirty-sixth adventure of Doctor Who’s original run, comprising four episodes – and the finale for the fifth Doctor. Its mix of corrupt corporate behavior, the most important/valuable substance in the universe and a dash of Phantom of the Opera is one of the most complex and rewarding of the entire series, past and present.
Grade: A+
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The third volume of Primeval contains the thirteen episodes of the show’s fourth and fifth series/season, and the first for the new incarnation of ARC – but not to worry, if you haven’t watched the show’s first three seasons, there’s a quick saga sell/previously on that brings you completely up to date. And it’s definitely worth jumping on board here because this is one smart, exciting show.
Grade: B+
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Detective Inspector Joseph Chandler is on the fast track, checking off the requirements to make it to the top. When he’s sent to Whitechapel to take charge of a murder investigation – a simple domestic, everyone says – things turn out to be so very not simple. Despite the doubts of his men – and especially tough, streetwise Detective Sergeant Ray Miles – he comes to believe that the murder is part of a series that will duplicate the infamous Jack the Ripper kills from Victorian times! This is the premise of the first series/season of Whitechapel – Now on DVD as Whitechapel: The Ripper Returns.
Grade: A-
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