New DWM Special Revealed: The Eleventh Doctor Companion Volume Two

Thanks to the DWM Facebook Page. Am I the only one who feels that these are going down in quality? In the same amount of time, we used to have the full series in one volume, this slot would be used for something else, like the great 200 Golden Moments special last year!

K9 TV Series Starts On Five Today

According to the latest edition of DWM, the new series of K9 will begin of Channel Five today. This is the first time that it has been shown on this channel. It has previously been shown on Disney XD and Australian Channels.

The new issue of DWM is out Thursday, or Wednesday for subscribers. The main feature of the new issue is an exclusive preview of the Doctor Who Christmas Special. Matt Smith tells DWM about guest star Michael Gambon: “Michael is a naughty man, a naughty actor,” Matt laughs. “He’s hugely interesting, everyone on set could have listened to his stories all day!”

Doctor Who Official BBC Graphic Novel #1: The Only Good Dalek

“Station 7 is where the Earth Forces send all the equipment captured in their unceasing war against the Daleks. It’s where Dalek technology is analysed and examined. It’s where the Doctor and Amy have just arrived. But somehow the Daleks have found out about Station 7 – and there’s something there that they want back."

BBC Books has unveiled the first few pages of The Only Good Dalek is the first ever original Doctor Who graphic novel from the Beeb itself. Out on 16 September, priced £16.99, it features the Eleventh Doctor and Amy in an adventure with the Daleks, written by Justin Richards with art by Mike Collins (who’s worked on Babylon 5 and Star Trek comics as well as strips in Doctor Who Magazine). (Source)

The only previous graphic novels were availiable as part of DWM.

 The only good Dalek is a dead Dalek.

The Yeti: Lost?

Stevan Moffat recently (in DWM) joked that the script for his Christmas Special had vanished. This was, confirmed later in the issue, a joke made by Moffat as a rubbish excuse for not having finished it yet, and that's why he couldn't write Production Notes as he had to type it from memory.

So, naturally, the tabloids have spun it into a story:

Filming for the DOCTOR WHO Christmas (10) special has been thrown into jeopardy after the top-secret script reportedly went missing.

Executive producer and lead writer Steven Moffat is facing a race against time to create a new draft before filming commences next month (Jul10), according to Daily Star Sunday.

The writer reveals, "It's a flashback Christmas special."

Matt Smith currently stars at the Time Lord in the popular sci-fi show.

This is not true.
 
Neither is the bit about the flashback, come to it: that was stated way back when Moffat was joking about the universe exploding, as The Big Bang being real. Does anybody reporting this actually read DWM?

Doctor Who Official Medals From the Royal Mint

The Royal Mint has revealed their latest range of Doctor Who medals. They are Dalek, Smiler, and Weeping Angel:

http://www.royalmint.com/store/Medals/medalsHome.aspx

New Doctor Who Magazine Sarah Jane Adventures Titles

4.1/4.2: The Nightmare Man


Written by Joseph Lidster
Directed by Joss Agnew
Guest starring Julian Bleach as the Nightmare Man

4.3/4.4: The Vault of Secrets
Written by Phil Ford
Directed by Joss Agnew
Guest starring Cheryl Campbell as Ocean Waters

4.5/4.6: Death of the Doctor

Written by Russell T Davies
Directed by Ashley Way
Guest starring Matt Smith as the Doctor and Katy Manning as former Third Doctor companion Jo Grant
4.7/4.8: The Empty Planet

Written by Gareth Roberts
Directed by Ashley Way
Guest starring Joe Mason as Gavin
4.9/4.10: Lost in Time

Written by Rupert Laight
Directed by Joss Agnew
Guest starring Cyril Nri as the Mysterious Shopkeeper.
4.11/4.12: Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith

Written by Gareth Roberts and Clayton Hickman
Directed by Joss Agnew
Guest starring Julie Graham as Ruby White.

Does 'Goodbye Sarah Jane Smith' star the Trickster? All other episodes with 'Sarah Jane' in the title have so far...
 
Oh, and I do doubt that the Doctor dies.